22-42 High Road

Situated in the lively area of Wood Green, the development at 22–42 High Road, London N22 6BX, came with a well-considered proposal for a mixed-use scheme with residential accommodation, commercial space, and a hotel. This restoration brings new life to the old BHS store building, creating a development that is at one with the town, a place where people can live, work, and socialise. The project includes about 197 units in buildings up to 3-8 stories.

The building is located at the centre of Wood Green in the Noel Park area. Turnpike Lane Underground Station is also just a short walk away, giving you fast access to the Piccadilly Line and Central London. Locally owned shops, restaurants, parks, and schools add to the surrounding community for families and professionals.

Under a larger program of urban regeneration, the project has a stated mission to serve an inclusive and diverse population. From the 197 homes, 45 will be for social rent, 29 will use the London Living Rent model in a nod to affordable housing in a high-density location.

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Residents benefit from proximity to various local services, including health centers, schools, and leisure options. The site plan incorporates commercial units at ground level, which are expected to bring cafés, co-working spaces, and local businesses to the doorstep.

Each home has been thoughtfully designed with comfort and efficiency in mind. Many apartments offer dual-aspect layouts and private outdoor spaces such as balconies or terraces. The buildings also provide secure bicycle storage and a limited number of car parking spaces, reflecting the area's excellent public transport connectivity.

The architectural design by Sheppard Robson blends contemporary materials with references to the area's historic character. Central courtyards and landscaped public areas offer residents access to green space and places to gather, enhancing the sense of community. The inclusion of a 136-room hotel adds another layer of vibrancy to the site, further supporting local economic activity.