Welcome to the website for Baltic Wharf

Welcome to the Baltic Wharf website – where you can find out more about our plans for new harbourside homes in the heart of Bristol.

The local area is thriving, and we believe that Baltic Wharf can make a positive contribution here and encourage more people to enjoy the benefits of this inspiring waterside location.  

Baltic Wharf is being brought forward by a partnership of Bristol-based housing company Goram Homes (Bristol City Council’s housing company) and award-winning housebuilder Hill. 

We have submitted a planning application to Bristol City Council for 166 sustainable new homes at our site on Bristol Harbour, including 66 affordable units (40%), alongside commercial and cultural spaces that will champion Bristol’s creative and independent spirit. The affordable housing includes 51 social rented and 15 shared ownership homes.

There is a growing need for affordable homes to help tackle the housing crisis. Bristol City Council is committed to making the most of the land available in the city to build much-needed new homes and infrastructure where residents have easy access to jobs and services.

We are committed to creating a scheme that brings value to existing local residents and businesses. During the last year, we've been talking to the local community to help shape our plans for new homes at Baltic Wharf, and we would like to thank everyone who has joined us in this process. 

Public Engagement Update

Prior to the submission of the planning application, we undertook extensive engagement with the public, the local community, campaign groups and stakeholders. This engagement is detailed in the Statement of Community Involvement submitted with the planning application.

Following submission the Council ran its own consultation on the application where everyone had the opportunity to submit further comments on the scheme.

Anyone interested can watch our presentation on our latest proposals here. The presentation references information which has now been submitted to the Council and can be viewed on their planning portal and anyone is able to comment on this information and a summary of this information is included on our Consultation Response page.

The next stage of the planning application will be for the Council to consider the additional consultation responses and for the application to progress to Committee for determination.

You can view our planning application and are still able to comment on our plans by visiting Bristol City Council’s planning portal, through the following link and reference: 21/01331/F. You can also read about how we have responded to the Council’s consultation on the scheme on our Consultation Response page.

You can also read our Planning Statement and Design and Access Statement. 

If you have any questions, please do get in touch. 

The Caravan Club, which is currently on the site, are hoping to move to the old Police Horse and Dog Training Centre, nearer the Suspension Bridge on Clanage Road. Their planning application reference 20/01930/F was unanimously approved by Bristol City Council Councillors and is currently awaiting approval by the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government.