Ham Mill
Number/street name:
Ham Mill, London Road
Address line 2:
Brimscombe Stroud
City:
Gloucestershire
Postcode:
GL5 2BB
Architect:
Assael Architecture
Architect contact number:
Developer:
Stroud Corporation NV.
Planning Authority:
Stroud District Council
Planning Reference:
S.15/1752/LBC
Date of Completion:
12/2024
Schedule of Accommodation:
22 x 1 bed apartments, 20 x 2 bed apartments, 3 x 3 bed apartments, 7 x 2 bed houses, 48 x 3 bed houses
Tenure Mix:
100% Market sale
Total number of homes:
Site size (hectares):
2.00
Net Density (homes per hectare):
50
Size of principal unit (sq m):
95
Smallest Unit (sq m):
49
Largest unit (sq m):
105
No of parking spaces:
150
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The Design Process
The Ham Mill site was occupied by Thomas Bond & Sons, a firm of carpet weavers, until 1999 and has been vacant since. Following a rigorous planning process, which was subject to extensive consultation that focused on the heritage of the site, the scheme was approved in April 2017. The project was praised by Stroud District Council as a landmark development which struck the right balance between the retention of historic buildings and the conscious design of the new-build elements, and was seen as a catalyst for the regeneration of other disused sites in the Stroud Industrial Heritage Conservation Area - a linear 13-mile expanse that recognises and protects the collection of early mills in the Stroud Valleys.
