A high-quality mixed-use regeneration project by Ellis-Miller + Partners

This is a completed redevelopment of this prominent corner site on West Green Road, strategically located between Seven Sisters and Turnpike Lane Underground stations and only moments from Downhills Park.

The Achievement

The former pair of tired, under-utilised buildings – previously offering ground-floor retail – have been transformed into a confident, contemporary mixed-use building that makes highly efficient use of the compact 322 m² plot. Now fully constructed and successfully occupied, the project breathes new life into this vibrant high street, delivering lasting value to the community.

The Scheme

• A generous, highly flexible 200 m² commercial unit at ground floor (Class E – suitable for retail, café, professional services, clinic or community use), actively contributing to the local economy

• Nine thoughtfully designed homes across the upper floors (5 × 2-bed, 3 × 3-bed, 1 × 4-bed), providing genuine choice for families and professionals in an area of acute housing need

• Total gross internal area approximately 1,099 m²

Crafted to Ellis-Miller + Partners exacting standards, the building exemplifies residential quality, thoughtful public realm enhancements and seamless integration with its urban context – all achieved on a constrained small site.

Impact on the Neighbourhood

Nestled amid independent shops, cafés, places of worship and Park View Academy, the development reinforces West Green’s diverse, mixed-use character. The active commercial frontage and new family homes address local needs, fostering a more inclusive and sustainable high street.

EllisMiller has a celebrated track record of unlocking the potential of challenging small sites across London, securing planning consents and delivering architecture of genuine merit that enhances neighbourhoods. 276–278 West Green Road stands as a testament to our expertise in creating elegant, efficient and contextually responsive designs that thrive in dense urban settings.

Client: Haydar Ozcelik