Today marks the launch of Hornsey Park Place, the first phase of Clarendon, N8, a major new regeneration scheme by landscape-led developer St William. Once complete, Clarendon will deliver 1,714 studio, one, two and three-bedroom homes, alongside a new public park together with a series of landscaped spaces and courtyards. The scheme will also introduce over 100,000 sq ft of commercial space - creating a new London destination that is a social and sustainable place to both live and work.
Clarendon is a 12-acre brownfield site located within the Haringey Heartlands Opportunity Area, which is now being transformed into a vibrant and creative community for new residents and workers alike.
A new city village with a park at its heart
On every site, St William prioritises spaces and how people use them. Clarendon will provide 22 pockets of public space and private courtyards for both residents and the local community to enjoy. The centre piece Hornsey Park, which will include an orchard and striking water feature, will sit at the heart of the development and will be completed within the first phase. With an emphasis on natural light, the buildings have been designed at varying heights and angles in order to allow
natural light to shine through.
Outstanding amenities and meanwhile space
There will be a number of social spaces at Clarendon, including play areas and space for festivals and street events. Popular eatery Street Feast already hosts a pop-up food market within Clarendon Yards, where projekt is working in conjunction with St William to transform the disused space into a unique eating and drinking environment - creating a buzzing atmosphere in this brand-new London community. Further amenities within the Clarendon development will include a gym, swimming pool, concierge, creche and café.
Transport and connectivity
Hornsey Park Place is uniquely located between four Zone 3 stations - two Underground, Wood Green and Turnpike Lane and two Overground, Hornsey and Alexandra Palace, providing strong connectivity in to and around central London. All four stations are within a short walk of Hornsey Park Place, between 600 - 700 metres, which will allow residents swift access into Kings Cross in just 20 minutes.
Wood Green High Road boasts a range of shops, restaurants, convenience stores, cafés and cinemas. Green Lanes, to the South East of the site, offers a selection of family-run restaurants, while the railway underpass on Coburg Road leads to the leafy surroundings of iconic Alexandra Palace - which features 196-acres of parkland, a boating lake and a variety of sporting activities.
Studios start from £355,000 one-beds from £425,000 and two-beds from £517,50o. Please visit www.clarendonn8.co.uk to register your interest or call 020 3393 5926 .