Inside number nine

Inside Number Nine

Click Scolmore was the preferred supplier of electrical accessories for a prestigious single-phase build to rent development in London.

Nine Elms Parkside is being delivered through a partnership between Greystar – a global leader in the investment, development and management of high quality rental properties – and leading London property developer Telford Homes.

Located at the former Royal Mail depot site in the London Borough of Wandsworth, plots B and D at Nine Elms Parkside have been purposefully designed for rent and comprise two twinned buildings with a total of 894 new homes that are now welcoming new residents into the one, two and three bedroom apartments across the two buildings.

The scheme comprises 760 Build to Rent and 134 Discount Market Rent homes in two buildings, based on passive design strategies, around landscaped courtyards. Each quad has an open corner to capture daylight and views out towards the park. The mixed tenure development provides access to shared internal and multifunctional external

amenities to promote an integrated community.

Numerous Click products from across the Definity, GridPro and New Media ranges have been installed throughout the apartments and all communal corridors, as well as the amenity areas.

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