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Friday 31 August 2018 12:23 pm  |  Updated:  Friday 24 May 2019 7:44 pm

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

By: Melissa York

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New developments on the market this week

Manhattan Plaza, Poplar

From £599,995

Hate furniture shopping? Four fully-dressed two bedroom apartments are going on sale this weekend at this development close to Canary Wharf and Blackwall DLR stations. The flats are being used to sell the last two and three bedroom homes, many of which are available to purchase using Help to Buy. The developer will also pay the stamp duty on all apartments reserved over the weekend.

Call Telford Homes on 020 8023 7493 or visit manhattanplaza.co.uk

New Mill Quarter, Sutton

From £294,995

The site of a former industrial estate is being turned into a new suburb in Zone 4. The new homes are a five minute walk away from Hackbridge station with trains that reach central London in half an hour. There are 440 homes in total, including one, two and three bedroom apartments and two, three and four bedroom houses. The first ones are due to be completed in May 2019 and a Lidl store and a new doctors surgery have already been confirmed for the site, close to the 58 hectare Beddington Gardens.

Call Barratt London on 08448114334

Vale Apartments, Lewisham

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

Get onto the property ladder with a five per cent deposit with these Shared Ownership homes going on sale on 22 September. There are only 12 one, two and three bedroom apartments in this rapidly regenerating part of town and they’re all available to part buy, part rent with the option to increase your share later on. The development is a six minute walk from Lewisham DLR and rail station with a 19 minute commute into Canary Wharf and a nine minute commute to London Bridge for City workers.

Call 020 7021 4842 or visit peabodysales.co.uk

So Resi, Brentford

From £108,000 for a 30 per cent share of a one bed

Part-buy and part-rent a riverside apartment near Kew in west London. The Shared Ownership homes are part of the wider Brentford Lock West development and include one, two and three bedroom apartments, duplexes and penthouses in a seven storey building, all with private terraces or balconies. Brentford station is a 15 minute walk away with train links to Waterloo in half an hour. Reservations are being taken from 10am to 5pm at the Holiday Inn Brentford this weekend and next weekend.

Call 020 8607 0550 or visit soresi.co.uk

Spurhouse, Hackney

From £525,000

Crush your City commute down to eight minutes by living at this new development close to Hackney Downs station. Convenient for transport and nightlife, the Downs themselves are nearby, as are London Fields and the homes overlook Spurstowe Terrace. In total, there are 20 one, two and three bedroom flats, all with private balconies, underfloor heating and feature walls. Some of the one bedroom apartments fall within the Help to Buy threshold to help first time buyers get on the property ladder.

Call 020 76134044 or visit fyfemcdade.com

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