Glenelg foreshore: five-level scheme gets planning consent
SCAP has granted planning consent for a five-level residential scheme above two basement levels at 24 South Esplanade, Glenelg. Several detailed design matters remain reserved.
Key takeaways
- Planning consent granted on 2026-09-09, subject to conditions and reserved matters.
- The accompanying photograph shows area context, not the approved project.
The decision
A residential proposal at 24 South Esplanade, Glenelg, received planning consent from the State Commission Assessment Panel on 9 September 2026. The Chasecrown scheme comprises five building levels above two basement levels.
Materials, landscaping, drainage and waste details remain reserved. The decision is subject to conditions and does not establish that the development has received every approval needed to start construction.
GoSiteHunt analysis: compare the consented scheme
Nearby development can be useful context when researching a property. Start with the actual consent and its drawings: an older proposal for the same address may have a different scale. Basement provision and unresolved design requirements also deserve attention when comparing projects.
Read the sources
Planning decision: . Source check: . Follow the original records for conditions, supporting documents and subsequent changes.
- SCAP decision ↗saplanningcommission.sa.gov.au
About this story. The decision facts above come from the named sources. Sections labelled GoSiteHunt analysis are our interpretation. A permission is specific to its site and conditions; it does not establish what another property can build or confirm that construction has begun.
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