Property Summary
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Area Sq ft: 0.14 acres
Property Description
Sheltered Housing Asset with Development Potential – SE12 (0.14 Acres)Fraser Bond is pleased to present 42 Newstead Road, a sheltered housing asset located in the well-established residential area of SE12, South East London.
Occupying approximately 0.1356 acres, the property comprises a multi-unit residential scheme historically used for assisted living accommodation. The site offers a larger footprint than many comparable assets in the area, providing enhanced development flexibility.
The surrounding neighbourhood benefits from strong residential demand, good transport connectivity, and access to local amenities. Its position within South East London makes it attractive to both tenants and owner-occupiers.
Subject to planning, the property presents an opportunity for conversion to private residential units, co-living schemes, or alternative supported housing models, making it a compelling investment opportunity.
Price
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Key Features
Former sheltered housing scheme
Approx. 0.1356 acre site
Located in SE12, South East London
Multi-unit residential configuration
Suitable for supported living or conversion
Potential for residential redevelopment (STP)
Strong local demand
Good transport links
Larger-than-average site for area
Size: 0.14 acres
Location Description
SE12 is a popular South East London location offering a balance of affordability, connectivity, and community. The area benefits from rail links into Central London and a range of local amenities, supporting steady demand for residential property.
Investment Angle
This property represents a high-potential London residential opportunity:
0.14-acre site in a residential location
Suitable for conversion or redevelopment (STP)
Strong rental and resale demand
Opportunity to unlock value through repositioning
Ideal for investors targeting medium-scale urban schemes
For further information, tenancy details, or to arrange a viewing, contact Fraser Bond today.
Development opportunities of this size in South East London are increasingly limited — early enquiries are strongly recommended.
