Scott Brownrigg plans Romford conversion
At Harold Wood near Romford, Scott Brownrigg and Countryside Properties are planning to convert a grade II listed building into 15 flats surrounded by 859 new dwellings.
The development will promote bus and cycle travel. All homes will be designed to code level three.
Also in: BD Magazine - Housing - April 2008
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