Tottenham Hotspur FC and F3 Architects have had their proposals for an 867-home development on land near the football club’s north London stadium approved at appeal after Haringey Council rejected the scheme last year.

F3’s scheme would deliver the homes in towers of 32, 29 and 27 storeys – as well as lower-rise buildings – on land off White Hart Lane, to the west of Spurs’ £1bn Populous-designed stadium. The site brings together two plots known as the Goods Yard and the Depot, which already had existing planning consents for up to 650 homes. Both plots are owned by Spurs.

Haringey Council planning officers had recommended the Spurs proposal for approval. But councillors rejected it, citing concerns about the height, breadth and spacing of the scheme’s three towers, which they said would have an “unacceptable adverse effect” on views of the area.

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