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Friday 01 February 2019 11:09 am  |  Updated:  Monday 03 June 2019 2:22 am

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

New developments on the market this week

South Quay Plaza, Docklands

From £685,000

The last penthouse goes on sale this week atop the third tallest residential tower in London. Filled with British manufactured custom interiors by Design Haus Liberty with Asian influences, this £2.875m three bedroom lateral apartment sits on the 65th floor of a Foster & Partners tower directly opposite Canary Wharf with dual aspect views over two docks and the river. Perks include access to a residents’-only bar and terrace and Health Club, while South Quay DLR and Canary Wharf stations are less than 5 mins away. In total, there will be 888 new homes on site, across two towers, due to be completed in 2022.

Call Berkeley Homes on 0203 675 4400 or visit southquayplaza.london

Sundridge Mansion, Bromley

From £425,000

A country estate has been restored and transformed into a boutique residential development. The mansion on Willoughby Lane was built by revered architect John Nash in the 18th century. After a four year restoration, including the retouching of mid-18th century paintings that have been hung throughout, there are now 22 one to three bedroom apartments going on sale ranging up to £2.5m. Sundridge Park station carries commuters to London Bridge in 18mins.

020 3369 2222/cityandcountry.co.uk

The Gateway, Chiswick

From £460,000

Live just off of Chiswick High Road in a brand new apartment. There will be 79 in total being built within walking distance of Kew Bridge and Turnham Green Tube stations, though eight are going on the market tomorrow. These include four one bed apartments from £460,000 and four two bedroom apartments from £575,000, with all homes under £600,000 eligible for purchase under the government’s Help to Buy London scheme that allows buyers to put down a 5 per cent deposit and receive a 40 per cent equity loan.

020 8557 2034/thegatewayw4.london

Royal Docks West, Royal Docks

From £1.265m

A three storey penthouse is being launched this week on top of a completed 19-storey tower. Situated on the historic Royal Victoria Docks in Newham, the interiors by London-based studio Design Command are meant to reflect the area’s industrial trading past. With two balconies and a roof terrace, views of the capital are also a large part of the appeal. The penthouse joins 79 other ready-to-move into homes for private sale in the £3.7bn riverside regeneration spot near Custom House DLR, which is also set to join the Crossrail network.

020 3930 5356/royaldockswest.com

Eastman Village, Harrow

From £299,999

New homes on the former site of the Kodak Complex in north London go on sale tomorrow. Named after Kodak founder George Eastman, it’s part of an 1,800-home new neighbourhood. This week, 460 one to three bedroom apartments and three to four bedroom homes are on sale, due to be completed by the end of the year. Largely redbrick, like the original Kodak buildings, they are a 10min walk from Harrow & Wealdstone station on the Bakerloo line and the London Overground.

033 3355 8497/barrattlondon.com

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