Stroudley Walk

A mix of new affordable homes, shops and community spaces to bring new life to Bromley-by-Bow.

Working with Muse Developments and RM_A Architects this regeneration has provided the community with:

82 new homes for affordable rent
33 new shared ownership homes
Minnie’s coffee and food
two new plays areas
new green spaces
new public artwork inspired by the East End women who fought for women’s right to vote
and new commercial space.

A unique history and exciting future

Following the demolition of Warren House and 30–49 Stroudley Walk in 2022, construction began in 2023 and was completed in summer 2026.

Shops, food outlets and services remained open throughout construction
More than 500 local people helped shape the plans
New homes ranging from studios to four-bedroom flats
Residential buildings named after local East End women who helped win the right to vote

We worked closely with the Bow Bridge Estate Resident Group, who represent residents living at Stroudley Walk, during construction.

A new look for Stroudley Walk New homes at Stroudley Walk The Beacon Bow, Stroudley Walk

"The area is really lacking a proper high street with good amenities. It would be lovely if Stroudley Walk could develop more of a local community."

Stroudley Walk resident before regeneration began

“I’m pleased to celebrate the progress at Stroudley Walk which will deliver 115 new genuinely affordable homes in east London, alongside green areas and community spaces.

This impressive development builds on City Hall’s record levels of affordable housebuilding across the capital and will ensure that more Londoners can benefit from new, high-quality homes – helping to build a better, fairer, more prosperous London for everyone.”

Deputy Mayor for Housing and Residential Development, Tom Copley

"The changes will be transformative to the area, which has a unique and rich history, having close links to both the suffragette movement and Mahatma Gandhi. It is a very special part of London.”

Paul Dooley, Poplar HARCA