The final piece of the Elephant Park regeneration in London’s Elephant and Castle area has secured planning, paving the way to close out more than a decade of transformation across the 10-acre site.

Developer Hub is bringing forward the 1.2-acre mixed-use development, known as Chords. This will consist of 695 co-living flats and 20 three-bed family homes alongside community infrastructure, including a new NHS health centre.

Designed by Allford Hall Monaghan Morris, the scheme will be delivered across three buildings.

A contractor is yet to be confirmed, although J J Rhatigan has delivered several London projects for the developer.

The health hub will occupy the lower floors of one block, meeting long-standing demand for local healthcare facilities as the neighbourhood’s population continues to grow.

Managing director Damien Sharkey said: “As our largest co-living-led approval to date, we’re excited to be moving forward with this important site – not only for the Elephant Park neighbourhood, but for the wider co-living sector.”