Largest housing developments in Barnet - Greater London
Housing schemes of 100+ homes in Barnet - Greater London: waiting for a decision, approved in the last three years, and early-stage proposals. Each scheme is counted once, under its main application.
14 schemes in play, 4,202 homes in total.
Schemes in play, largest first
Shaded areas are the site boundaries councils publish; elsewhere a dot marks the site, sized by homes.
855 homes
Land At North Finchley Town Centre
Comprehensive, phased mixed use redevelopment through the demolition and alteration of existing buildings/structures and erection of new buildings/structures to provide a range of town centre uses including retail and related uses (Use Classes E, and Sui Generis) ; residential (Use Class C3); community facilities (Use Classes F1/F2; landscaping and public realm; alteration of existing and creation
523 homes
Railway Hotel And Forumside Station Road Edgware HA8
Comprehensive, phased mixed-use redevelopment of the site comprising of 523 residential units (Use Class C3), 244 co-living units (Sui Generis) in five new buildings ranging from 8 to 26 storeys. A range of town centre uses; flexible commercial uses (Class E) and change of use of the Grade II listed Railway Hotel to a drinking establishment with expanded food provision (Sui Generis) with ancillary
463 homes
Land To The West Of Corner Mead And North Of Satchell Mead (Grahame Park North East) London NW9
Outline planning application (with access, appearance, landscaping, layout and scale reserved) for the demolition of 156 existing residential units, buildings and associated structures to enable the phased redevelopment of the site (including Phase 0 enabling preliminary works) to deliver 463 new residential units (Use Class C3) and up to 645 sqm (GEA) of commercial floor space (Use Class E (a/ b)
Up to 388 homes
Silk House Annesley Avenue London NW9 5EE
Outline planning application (with access, appearance, landscaping, layout and scale reserved) for the demolition of existing residential units, buildings and associated structures to deliver up to 388 residential units (Use Class C3), within buildings ranging from 6 up to 28 storeys in height, creation of new footbridge, hard and soft landscaping, public realm, car and cycle parking provisions, w
Up to 329 homes
Curry Rise And Bray Road Estate Mill Hill London NW7 1SL
Demolition of all existing residential buildings and structures, and the redevelopment of the site to deliver new and replacement residential accommodation within buildings ranging from 3 - 6 storeys in height, comprising up to 329 residential units (Use Class C3), ancillary caretakers office, refuse storage facilities, energy centre, plant rooms, groundworks, public realm and new hard and soft la
283 homes
High Barnet Underground Station Station Approach Barnet EN5 5RP
Demolition of the existing buildings and structures and redevelopment of the site, comprising residential led development to provide 283 residential units (Use Class C3) and 456 sqm of flexible commercial space (Use Class E) at ground level, within 5 buildings ranging in height from 5 to 11 storeys (Buildings A - B between 6 and 11 storeys, Buildings C - D between 5 and 7 storeys, Building E at 8
266 homes
Westhorpe Gardens And Mills Grove London NW4 2TU
Demolition of existing 102 residential dwellings across 6 x 3 storey block of flats, 2 storey terraced houses and Westhorpe Cottage. Redevelopment for 251 residential units which includes 79 units to be provided for retirement living, across 9 no. part 4/5/6 and 7 storey blocks and 15 no. 3 storey houses with ancillary shared spaces including community cafe within the retirement block and associat
217 homes
Fosters Estate London NW4 2DL
Demolition of Cheshire Hall (D1 use class), Cheshire House (C3 use class) and assorted outbuildings and erection of 217no. residential units including 75no. extra care units (C3 use class) across six blocks (A-F) comprising 15no. residential buildings, ranging from 1 to 7 storeys in height, the erection of bin stores and other outbuildings, associated access, parking and landscaping works and alte
205 homes
The Hyde, Colindale, NW9 5AB
Change of use of existing office building from commercial business and service use (Use Class E) to 205 no. residential dwellings (Use Class C3)
Up to 176 homes
Unit 3 Hyde Estate Road London NW9 6JX
Demolition of all existing buildings and structures and redevelopment of the site to provide a building with a height of up to 24 storeys (ground and mezzanine plus 23 storeys) and basement, to provide up to 176 residential units (Use Class C3) with associated residential amenity, cycle parking, public realm and landscape improvements, and all other associated works
139 homes
Volvo Cars The Hyde London NW9 6NW
Implementation of planning permission 23/4914/FUL dated 24/10/25 for Demolition of the existing car showroom and redevelopment of the site to provide 139no residential units (Use Class C3) and community space (Use Class F2(b)), comprising of buildings up to 9 storeys in height with associated amenity space and landscaping, including a courtyard garden; car and cycle parking; refuse storage, and ot
Up to 130 homes
Bunns Lane Car Park Bunns Lane London NW7
Redevelopment of Bunns Lane car park (Mill Hill) for the erection of buildings up to 4-6 storeys in height, comprising up to 130 residential units (Class C3) along with roof terraces and external amenity space, reprovision of 38 car parking spaces, cycle parking, landscaping, alterations to the existing vehicular and pedestrian access, and other associated works.
115 homes
Whalebones Wood Street Barnet EN5 4BZ
Demolition of non listed structures and construction of a single storey studio building (Use Classes F.1 / F.2) along with associated new vehicular access from Wellhouse Lane. Construction of 115 residential houses and apartments (Use Class C3) ranging from 2 storeys to 5 storeys in height. Associated parking spaces, new vehicular access from Wood Street, new landscaping, public open space, play a
113 homes
Intec House 49 Moxon Street Barnet EN5 5TS
Demolition of the existing building and redevelopment of the site with the erection of a part-3 to part-8 storey building (including lower ground floor and mezzanine floor), to provide 113no. residential units (Use Class C3), reprovision of 331.83sqm GIA of employment space (flexible workshop units) (Use Class E) with associated access, parking and cycle parking spaces, refuse storage, landscaping
By county
- Aberdeenshire (7)
- Barnet - Greater London (14)
- Bedfordshire (16)
- Belfast (5)
- Berkshire (12)
- Bristol (7)
- Buckinghamshire (23)
- Cambridgeshire (24)
- Cheshire (30)
- Coleraine (5)
- Cornwall (10)
- County Durham (23)
- Croydon - Greater London (24)
- Derbyshire (23)
- Devon (21)
- Dorset (9)
- East Riding of Yorkshire (9)
- East Sussex (17)
- Essex (76)
- Gloucestershire (36)
- Greater Manchester (49)
- Hammersmith & Fulham - Greater London (6)
- Hampshire (36)
- Havering - Greater London (7)
- Herefordshire (7)
- Hertfordshire (51)
- Highland (5)
- Hounslow - Greater London (8)
- Kent (44)
- Lancashire (23)
- Leicestershire (34)
- Lincolnshire (27)
- Merseyside (20)
- Norfolk (22)
- Northamptonshire (5)
- Nottinghamshire (21)
- Oxfordshire (26)
- Shropshire (10)
- Somerset (6)
- South Lanarkshire (8)
- South Yorkshire (28)
- Staffordshire (28)
- Suffolk (17)
- Surrey (23)
- Tyne and Wear (17)
- Wandsworth - Greater London (11)
- Warwickshire (25)
- West Midlands (19)
- West Sussex (20)
- West Yorkshire (23)
- Wiltshire (18)
- Worcestershire (21)
How we count
We read the number of homes from each application's description and count each scheme once: under its outline or full application, not again for each later phase, amendment or condition. A scheme that crosses a council boundary is counted once and listed under both councils. "Up to" figures are the most the permission would allow.
"In play" means waiting for a decision (for up to five years), approved in the last three years, or still receiving applications for its phases.
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