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Friday 05 October 2018 12:22 pm  |  Updated:  Tuesday 21 May 2019 4:24 pm

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

By: Melissa York

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11 Fitzjohn’s Avenue, Hampstead

From £695,000

Live in a Victorian mansion designed in the Arts and Crafts style that has been converted into 12 apartments with two new build townhouses at the back. Developer Godfrey London has re-introduced period features, along with heritage timber wall-panelling and limestone fireplaces.

Call joint agents Goldschmidt & Howland (020 7435 4404) or Parkheath on 020 7431 1234

Parklands, Barking

From £267,750

New homes in an up-and-coming area of east London are going on sale tomorrow. One, two and three bedroom flats , and two and three bedroom duplexes and three and four bedroom townhouses are part of the first phase of this huge 10,500 home development on 443 acres of brownfield land, including 2km of river frontage. Of these, 36 Shared Ownership homes and 31 private sale ones will go on sale this weekend. An extension of the London Overground is set to include a Barking Riverside station to open in 2021.

Call 020 8617 1747 or visit barkingriverside.london

Pinks Mews, Holborn

From £995,000

A historic Tudor building has been converted into luxury flats in the heart of town. The four storey building was formerly The Dyers’ Building, named after the textile companies based in its warehouse, but has been restyled into mews-like homes. Opposite the Prudential Assurance Building, they’re also within walking distance of a number of professional services firms such as Deloitte, Hogan Lovells and Macfarlanes. One beds to three bed duplexes are available and Chancery Lane Tube is also nearby.

Call CBRE on 020 7240 2255

Bow Garden Square, Bow

From £390,000

Reserve a flat at this east London development this weekend and get your flat furnished for free. Hatch Interiors is one of three firms designing three show apartments – a one bed, two and three bed – close to Mile End station. All of them are available to purchase through Help to Buy, the government’s equity loan scheme. They comprise 83 homes above a new primary school including 12 two and three bed ‘sky villas’ boasting private outside space on the top two floors. First completions are due at the end of the year.

Call Telford Homes on 020 3620 8005

The Osborn, Whitechapel

From £600,000

Situated just off Brick Lane, this former 1940s warehouse in east London is going on sale tomorrow to fans of industrial chic. Exposed concrete ceilings and crittall window frames are part of the appeal of this small development close to Aldgate East and Whitechapel station, due to be a major Crossrail hub when it opens next year. There are 15 flats, comprising six one beds, seven two beds, two three beds and a penthouse over four floors. First completions are due in the autumn of 2019.

Call Knight Frank on 020 7718 5202

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