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Streatham
A 117-bed branded hotel on one of south London's busiest high streets.
Planning consent secured for a 117-bed hotel on Streatham High Road, designed for branded limited-service operation, with a new public piazza and ground-floor commercial frontage.
The consented scheme — architect's CGI of the hotel and new public piazza.
At a glance
Keys
117
Location
Streatham High Road, SW16
Format
Branded limited-service hotel
Public realm
New piazza + commercial units
Planning
Consent secured
Borough
Lambeth
The arc
How this place happened.
01 · Assembled
The high-street site assembled on Streatham High Road.
02 · Designed
A 117-key limited-service format behind a brick frontage that repairs the street line, opening onto a new public piazza.
03 · Consented
Planning consent secured.
04 · Operator
Operator engagement running across the major franchise families.
Beds in a location that doesn't need explaining.
Streatham High Road carries some of the heaviest footfall in south London, with central London twenty minutes away by rail and no comparable branded limited-service offer on the street. The consented scheme delivers 117 keys in a brick building that repairs the high-street line, opening onto a new public piazza with ground-floor commercial units.
The building is designed for branded limited-service operation — the format the institutional market prices most confidently — with operator engagement running from feasibility rather than being retrofitted after consent, across the major franchise families.
Streatham sits alongside the 300-bed Greenwich hotel — assembled, consented and sold by Yeats, and trading today — in the hotels track record: evidence that hotel value creation at Yeats is a repeatable discipline, from site assembly through planning to exit.
Properly-located beds with a credible operator generate income the institutional market understands.
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