Next block at Bexleyheath town centre development begins

Construction company Coinford have published a photograph revealing the next stage of Bexleyheath’s town centre development has begun.

Tallest tower will be on corner site

This looks like it could be the block that will eventually be the tallest of the entire development and located closest to the town centre and Sainsbury’s. Ground works can be seen in the photo on the corner plot though it’s not as advanced as those beside.

Looking towards Cineworld

When complete the development will include more than 500 news homes and a number of shops extensing the town centre east. A Lidl supermarket opened in the area a couple of years ago.

Original plans saw parts of Highland Road between the tallest block and Sainsbury’s pedestriansed though that idea has now been scrapped.

Lidl on right. New flats on left

Bellway Homes are behind the project which they’ve named Eastside Quarter. Always a quarter. Why not a third or a fifth.

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I've lived in south east London most of my life growing up in Greenwich borough and working in the area for many years. The site has contributors on occasion and we cover many different topics. Living and working in the area offers an insight into what is happening locally.

2 thoughts on “Next block at Bexleyheath town centre development begins

  • Roman cities were divided in to 4 quarters by 2 main avenues. This is why we call distinct living or administrative areas quarters. Less than 5 minutes on Google to get close to a potential answer, which would have saved the writer from an embarrassing attempt at personality.

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  • Calm down. Was just a joke. This comment speaks volumes about your personality

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