Built in three phases, this development is set to welcome new residents in 2027. It will deliver a total of 985 homes, including 60 extra care homes. Of these, 415 will be for social rent and 178 for shared ownership, which will make 60 percent of the homes affordable. The development will also feature a 1.4-acre public park, flexible commercial spaces and a Women’s Building which will provide support services for women. 

Holloway Park, formerly an HM prison, was decommissioned around 2016. It is now a Peabody-led development in collaboration with London Square, under an unconditional land purchase. This redevelopment provides a significant opportunity to transform the area into a high-quality, inclusive, and sustainable new neighbourhood. This transformation aims to make a meaningful contribution to both the local community and the overall built environment.

Noteworthy is the integration of sustainability features within the development, emphasising a commitment to environmental responsibility. These features include air source heat pumps, photovoltaic solar panels, thermal insulation, mechanical ventilation, energy-efficient lighting, responsible material sourcing, and a focus on waste reduction.