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Monday 12 November 2018 5:24 pm  |  Updated:  Monday 03 June 2019 2:57 am

New homes: Our pick of what’s going on sale in London this week

New developments on the market this week

Aviator Place, Acton

From £150,000 for a 40 per cent share of a one bedroom apartment

Get onto the property ladder a share at a time by purchasing one of these Shared Ownership homes going on sale in west London tomorrow. Acton is an up-and-coming part of Zone 2 with links to the Central Line and Crossrail from the end of next year. This development is less than a mile from the host station, offering 48 one and two bedroom flats and three and four bedroom houses, with a selection kept aside to part-buy, part rent from housing association Notting Hill Genesis, with the option of increase your share to full ownership.

Call 020 3468 6275 or visit nhgsales.com

Teddington Riverside, Teddington

From £670,000

Film and TV buffs will appreciate these waterfront homes on the site of Teddington film studios, where the Michael Parkinson Show, Morecambe and Wise and The Office were filmed. The new development on the same plot will comprise 217 apartments, including six new build houses and an original Weir cottage, which has been restored and is now two duplex apartments. Each one comes with basement parking and is close to The Lensbury members club with its 25 acres of gardens. The construction works willalso open up Teddington Lock to the public for the first time.

Call Knight Frank on 0203 826 0673

Chobham Manor, Stratford

From £100,192 for a 25% share of a one bed apt

New homes are going on sale in one of five new neighbourhoods to have been created in the Olympic Park post the 2012 Games. This large development will see 850 homes nestled between the former Athlete’s Village and the Lee Valley VeloPark. This is the second release of homes consists of 23 one, two and three bedroom apartments available to part-buy, part-rent through Shared Ownership. Most are family-sized three beds, and all are close to the £1.1bn Stratford Waterfront, which will soon be home to Sadler’s Wells, a V&A Museum and the London College of Fashion.

Register your interest at lqpricedin.co.uk

Northern Heights, Finchley

From £102,500 for a 25% share of a one bed apt

Live 10 minutes away from Victoria Park in one of these Shared Ownership homes, for which stamp duty has been abolished up to a market value of £500,000, as of last week’s Budget. Set in a partly curved buidling, there are seven homes on sale close to Finchley Central Underground Station, including five one bedroom apartments , one two bedroom and one three bedroom. Fully fitted kitchens and walk-out private balconies are all selling points, as is its proximity from the shops, pubs and restaurants for Regent’s Park Road.

Register your interest at northern-heights.co.uk

Cane Hill Park, Croydon

From £589,995

If you’re looking for a family house, there are six different types to choose from at this development in south London. Situated on the site of the former Cane Hill Hospital, there are 95 three and four bedroom houses with a restored historic water tower and chapel in the centre. Prices are set to rise following regeneration plans for Croydon town centre. The homes are within a two minute walk of Coulsdon South station, with connections to London Bridge and London Victoria in under half an hour. Help to Buy is also available on all homes under £600,000.

Call 0844 854 9938 or visit dwh.co.uk

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