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Tuesday 20 November 2018 6:33 pm  |  Updated:  Monday 03 June 2019 2:14 am

New homes: Our pick of the new builds going on sale in London this week

New developments on the market this week

Erith Baths, Bexley

From £77,875 for 35 per cent for a one bed flat (fmv £222,500)

Part-buy, part-rent these new homes in an up-and-coming part of south east London. Eight one and two bedroom Shared Ownership apartments are on sale with housing association L&Q as part of a total of 44 flats and four bedroom houses on the site of the former Riverside Swimming Baths in Erith Town Centre. Nearby Erith Rail offers a 30 min commute into London Bridge.

Register at lqpricedin.co.uk/erith

The Avenue, Queen’s Park

From £675,000

A one bedroom show apartment has been opened up in west London for potential purchasers to peruse. Resplendent in autumnal colours, it’s decorated by interior design firm Milc to promote the sale of 68 one, two and three bedroom flats and penthouses. Designed by Hopkins Architects, the firm also worked on Glyndebourne Opera House and Goodwood Racecourse. The show home comprises 900sqft with a study and over 300sqft of outdoor space including a private terrace.

Call 020 3151 5287 or visit theavenuew6.co.uk

761 Wandsworth Road, Clapham

From £435,000

A small development of four flats are on sale in Clapham Old Town, among the Victorian gastropubs and over 200 acres of green space of Clapham Common. They are set in an old rubber factory in a regenerated Victorian building and available to purchase via Help to Buy , the government’s affordable housing scheme that lends buyers up to 40 per cent of the purchase cost. There’s investment potential, too, as a new Zone One Tube station is due to be completed in Battersea in 2019/2020.

Call Hamptons International on 020 3151 7649

Wandsworth Exchange

From £115,625 for a 25 per cent share of a one bed

An opportunity to get onto the housing ladder in Zone Two has arisen in south west London. Housing association L&Q are offering 10 one and two bedroom flats to part buy and part rent with the opportunity to upgrade to full ownership. Part of a development of 172 one, two and three bedroom homes on Wandsworth High Street, there are shops and a new public library planned for the ground floor. It’s less than a 10 min walk from Wandsworth Rail Station, with links to Bank in 30 mins.

Visit wandsworthexchange.co.uk

Vale Apartments, Lewisham

From £102,750 for a 30 per cent one bed

More affordable housing is on sale at a new development in Lewisham. The town centre is currently undergoing a huge regeneration and the 12 one, two and three bedroom apartments available through Shared Ownership here are six minutes from the rail and DLR station. Commutes to Canary Wharf take 19 mins on the DLR while the rail station will get you to London Bridge in 10 mins. If you make an appointment to view this weekend via Red Loft, the reservation fee is £99 reduced from £500.

Call 020 7021 4842 or visit peabodysales.co.uk

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