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Friday 14 September 2018 3:26 pm  |  Updated:  Tuesday 21 May 2019 4:28 pm

New Homes: What’s going on sale in London this weekend, in Clerkenwell, Maida Vale, Balham, Stepney and Southall

By: Melissa York

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New developments on the market this week

Postmark, Clerkenwell

From £670,000

You won’t have far to walk to pick up your parcels if you buy one of these new homes on the same site as the Royal Mail Sorting Office. A mix of homes, shops and offices are planned for this six-year project that’s being designed by four different architects. The first studio to three bedroom apartments went on sale this week, all with access to a study area, cinema, fitness studio and roof terrace.

Call 020 3918 7208 or visit postmark.com

Noma, Maida Vale

From £480,000

The first Help to Buy homes at this Zone Two development go on sale this weekend. All one bedroom apartments will be available to purchase using the government’s 40 per cent equity loan. There are 109 one to three bedroom apartments on sale in Corner House that will be ready for new residents to move into in early 2019. For now, there’s a marketing suite on Kilburn High Road. High tech features, such as underfloor heating and an oven that can be pre-heated by mobile app, are selling points.

Call 020 7205 2496 or visit noma-westminster.com

The Tramyard, Balham

From £499,999

Situated on the site of the last tram yard in Balham, these new award-winning homes go on sale this weekend. There are 70 one and two bedroom apartments and two and three bedroom duplexes on Balham High Road in between Balham Underground Station and Tooting Bec Underground Station. A journey into both Victoria and London Bridge will take under 20 minutes. Selected apartments are available to purchase through Help to Buy and it won Best Apartment at the First Time Buyer Awards.

Call 020 8767 3655 or visit tramyard-balham.com

NEO, Stepney

From £441,000

The former Ocean Estate has been transformed into new homes on the edge of the City and the first homes go on sale from tomorrow. There are 104 one and two bedroom apartments for private sale and 29 one and two bedroom apartments and three bedroom maisonettes available to part-buy, part-rent through Shared Ownership. Some homes have balconies and some have been selected to purchase through Help to Buy. Limehouse station is a five minute walk away, linking to the City and Canary Wharf in 10 minutes.

Call 0333 2341 165 or visit neostepney.com

The West Works, Southall

From £389,000

The first Help to Buy homes are going on sale in a regeneration hotspot in west London. The new homes are on sale from tomorrow in Bradney House, with underfloor heating available as an optional extra. New residents will also have cycle storage and a 25-year car club membership thrown in. The multi-million pound spruce-up of Southall is taking place over the next couple of years in anticipation of Crossrail. The station is a short walk from the development and will whisky commuters to the City in 25 minutes.

Call 020 8712 3964 or visit the-westworks.co.uk

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