Project

refurbishment of four council-owned hostels in Muswell Hill

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Haringey Council is currently overseeing the £3.6 million refurbishment of four council-owned hostels in Muswell Hill.

Haringey Council approved a £3.6 million contract in March 2026 for the refurbishment of four council-owned hostels in Muswell Hill. Councillor Sarah Williams, Cabinet Member for Housing and Planning (Deputy Leader), signed off on the 12-month contract, which commenced in April 2026 and is scheduled to run until March 2027.

The project involves extensive works at 9, 32, and 39 Queens Avenue, and 19 Princess Avenue. These include structural repairs to address underlying defects, roof and external fabric improvements, communal space refurbishments, and the replacement of windows and doors, aiming to improve the condition of the properties.

Key facts

  1. Haringey Council approved a £3.6 million contract for the refurbishment in March 2026. Source
  2. The contract for the refurbishment runs for 12 months, from April 2026 to March 2027. Source
  3. Councillor Sarah Williams signed off on the refurbishment contract. Source
  4. The refurbishment covers four hostels at 9, 32, 39 Queens Avenue, and 19 Princess Avenue. Source
  5. Works include structural repairs, roof improvements, and window/door replacement. Source
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