Nottingham War Rooms

Nottinghamshire

Nottingham War Rooms

Hamilton Russell Harper (a Langcroft Group company) has been selected by Homes England (the government body responsible for housing development and asset sales) as the chosen purchaser and delivery arm of the Nottingham War Rooms. The selection of Hamilton Russell Harper went through a structured tender process where firms had to submit their plans and there were several approval stages in the process. This site will now be developed for 104 residential homes, alongside an exciting refurbishment of the Nottingham War Rooms building. Hamilton Russell Harper have completed the design work and will provide a robust platform for optimising the potential of the whole site. The planning permission was granted December 2026, which now means the  development of the site will commence with new homes targeted to be ready and  occupied by April 2027. Our goal extends beyond constructing exceptional properties; we aim to contribute value to the communities we invest in, fostering growth and prosperity.

Recognising the historical significance of the Nottingham War Rooms, we have assembled a team of experts with diverse specialisations. From cold war history to the intricate Lamson Tube Exchange System, architecture, engineering, and construction, our collaborators bring a wealth of knowledge to fully realise the potential of this iconic building. This multifaceted approach ensures that every aspect of the project receives the attention and expertise it deserves.

 
Once the new building is completed, the bunker will be transformed into a multi-use community and enterprise hub with flexible workspaces, media studios and food/drink amenities. Spaces will be created to not only preserve history but also serve as valuable assets for the betterment of our communities. We look forward to the positive impact that our partnerships will have on the Nottingham War Rooms project and the people it aims to benefit.

44,000 sq ft Commercial Space / 3 hectares of residential development