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Re: Crossrail 2 and buying houses in Clapham?

by dudette » Mon Nov 15, 2021 7:26 am

I agree it’s unlikely to happen (haven't heard anything about it for ages) and even if it does it’s going to be a very deep line so shouldn’t affect you.

Re: Crossrail 2 and buying houses in Clapham?

by Lepresidente » Tue Nov 09, 2021 11:54 pm

I forgot to say any crossrail 2 project would have to tie into an upgrade of clapham junction rail station to accommodate the trains which ain’t happening anytime soon .

Re: Crossrail 2 and buying houses in Clapham?

by Lepresidente » Tue Nov 09, 2021 11:52 pm

Project was put on hold back in March due to lack of funding and the TFL finance crisis . Even if it did get resurrected , it could take another 5-10yrs before construction even started and then another 5-7yrs of construction . So best case you can sleep easy for another 15 yrs+.

The safeguarded route was under Wandsworth common flowing under Bolingbroke pub and across hiller , montholme and gayville roads . But that safeguard was dropped as part the project suspension and the argument of whether Balham or tooting .

Re: Crossrail 2 and buying houses in Clapham?

by Goldhawk » Tue Nov 09, 2021 9:54 pm

The council planning maps suggest it will go to Tooting so under Wandsworth Common and closer to the Toast Rack
 

Crossrail 2 and buying houses in Clapham?

by seniordvg » Tue Nov 09, 2021 6:33 pm

We have seen some houses for sale on the following roads Gayville, Montholme etc..

When digging further in to it, cross rail 2 is proposed to run further up on the same road as one of the houses and underneath the other one.

Will this devalue the house? I don't have an issue with living near/over a line but I wouldn't want to be stuck with a house I was unable to sell.

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