Sutton station The Quadrant plans for flats and commercial use

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A major office block next to Sutton station is the focus of one of the borough’s largest live planning bids.

The application concerns Quadrant House on The Quadrant and relates to the partial demolition, retention and extension of the existing building.

It seeks permission for a mixed‑use scheme including hundreds of self‑contained homes alongside community and commercial space, plus associated landscaping and public realm works.

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Below is a summary of the most recent applications validated or decided by Sutton Council last week:

Quadrant House The Quadrant Sutton SM2 5AS. Major redevelopment proposed including retention and extension of the existing building to up to 22 storeys, with 370 homes, commercial spaces, community hub, and amenity areas and landscaping. Ref. No: DM2025/00226

Outside 230 Canterbury Road Morden SM4 6PT. Installation of a 10m wooden pole. Ref. No: DM2026/00721

284 Sutton Common Road Sutton SM3 9PW. Application for prior approval to build a single storey rear extension extending 6m from the original house. Ref. No: DM2026/00695

Trickett House 125 Brighton Road Sutton SM2 5SN. Non-material amendment to allow for a four storey rear extension for an additional lift shaft and further fenestration alterations to a previously approved residential scheme. Ref. No: DM2026/00672

9 Woodcote Hall Woodcote Avenue Wallington SM6 0QT. Proposed single storey rear extension to the existing property. Ref. No: DM2026/00659

124 High Street Sutton SM1 1ND. Erection of both an illuminated fascia sign and an illuminated projecting sign. Ref. No: DM2026/00666

46 Westfield Road Cheam SM1 2LB. Erection of a single storey rear extension and conversion of the garage to a habitable room, including associated external works. Ref. No: DM2026/00662

53 Highfield Road Sutton SM1 4JY. Erection of a single storey rear extension and alterations to fenestration. Ref. No: DM2026/00603

3 Lakin Close Carshalton SM5 3DU. Conversion of loft space involving dormer extensions to both the front and rear. Ref. No: DM2026/00597

Flats 1 To 36 Westmoreland Drive Sutton SM2 6AA. Tree work application for 15% crown cleaning of a Corsican Pine (T27). Ref. No: TREE2026/00054

Flats 113 To 130 Westmoreland Drive Sutton SM2 6AE. Tree work application for 15% crown cleaning on two Atlas Cedars (T30 and T35). Ref. No: TREE2026/00057

Flats 92 To 112 Westmoreland Drive Sutton SM2 6AE. Tree work application for 15% crown cleaning on a Giant Redwood (T51). Ref. No: TREE2026/00056

The Field Adjacent To Woodcote Park Avenue Forming Part Of The Land To The South Side Of Little Woodcote Lane. Village Green application submitted for the specified field. Ref. No: DM2026/00551

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