Morello Phase II, Croydon
The Morello project is a £350m regeneration scheme which has already delivered 300 new homes close to East Croydon station.
The Morello project is a £350m regeneration scheme which has already delivered 300 new homes close to East Croydon station.
In the second (current) phase, which commenced on 28.09.20, it will provide a further 456 residential units across three separate buildings.
The Morello Estate, which consists of two 25-storey towers, will be home to 338 residential apartments, whilst the adjacent Cherry Orchard Gardens, a nine-storey building, will provide 118 units for shared ownership and social rent.
In addition to the new homes, the development also includes 18,000 sq ft of retail and commercial floor space, new public realm and a new link bridge to East Croydon train station.
The Morello Estate will be funded by Mitsubishi Estate London and Menta, and Cherry Orchard Gardens will be owned and operated by Clarion Housing Association Limited, providing much needed accommodation for social rent and shared ownership occupation.
Contact the team
Office Number (08:00 – 18:00 Monday – Friday): 03335661517
Out of Hours Emergency Number: 07584102909
Site working
Monday – Friday (08:00 – 20:00)
Saturday (08:00 – 17:00)
Where possible, residents will be notified in advance of activities outside of the above hours.
Schedule of work - January - March 2024
The Cherry Orchard Road development is nearing completion. Hard and Soft Landscaping works will continue until project completion. There will be a partial lane closure in place at Cherry Orchard Road from the 8th January to 2nd February. During this time the footpath and carriage way outside the development will be reinstated.
Project Completion is expected in early spring 2024.
Sustainability Performance
The table below shows our current Sustainability Performance against our key focus areas.
Over 168,027 tonnes of key building materials have been procured by our supply chain. 95% of these materials have certified responsible sourcing certificates. Obtaining certification gives confidence that the manufacturers of these materials have responsibly managed their environmental and social impact.
The project Social Return on Investment (SROI) is attributed to local employment, charity work, education talks and work experience programmes. Over the last financial quarter, the following have been delivered to contribute to the project SROI:
- Supporting cancer care charity, Maggie's
- Local jobs created.
The generation of construction waste continues to be a challenge. We utilise ‘take back schemes’ where suppliers collect packaging waste from site, such as wooden pallets. These schemes allow the reuse of materials and save on natural resources. 99% of construction waste removed from site has been diverted from landfill.
| % Key Building Materials Responsibly Sourced | 95.00% |
| Social Return on Investment | £6,486,307 |
| % Local Employment | 22% |
| % Construction Waste Diverted from Landfill | 99% |
Further information
- Tags
- Morello II
- Croydon