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People across Camden, Gospel Oak, Dartmouth Park are invited to two community workshops to hammer out an alternative plan for the Murphy's Yard regeneration.
The masterplan, submitted to Camden Council, includes 750 homes (35 per cent designated ‘affordable’), 40,500m² of industrial space and 34,500m² of
A development between Kentish Town and Gospel Oak, with up to 825 homes, will be largely car free.
Drawings of the plans - Credit: Murphy A planning application is anticipated “before the summer” for the redevelopment of Murphy’s Yard. Proposals for the 15.5-acre site between Gospel Oak station and the bottom of Highgate Road in Kentish Town include buildings from three to 19 storeys. The site would host up to 750 homes, industrial space, offices, restaurants, and healthcare and leisure facilities. A new pedestrian and cycle route – the Heath Line – would connect Hampstead Heath and Gospel Oak to Kentish Town, and open up an industrial area long closed off to the publi...