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Thursday 05 January 2012 7:18 pm  |  Updated:  Thursday 30 May 2019 3:36 pm

FOCUS ON: HAGGERSTON

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CITY MILLS
Price: from £245,000

A collection of apartments, currently under development, a stones throw from Hoxton. Homes will range from one bedroom city apartments, to three bedroom family homes, some with garden access. There will also be penthouse suites with large roof garden terraces available. Call: 0844 406 9800 or visit www.thecitymills.co.uk

KINGSLAND WHARVES
Price: £250,000 -£545,000

Kingsland Wharves is a luxury canalside development built on the banks of the historic Kingsland Basin just off Regents Canal with on site cafes, shops and commercial space.
Contact Kingsland Wharves on 0844 406 9299 or visit www.kingslandwharves.co.uk

BALTIC PLACE, N1
Price: £399,950

A two bedroom, two bathroom property with two Juliet balconies and views over the Kingsland Basin. Comprises a reception room and fully fitted kitchen with integrated appliences. Master bedroom comes with an ensuite bathroom. Contact Foxtons: 0800 369 8667 or www.foxtons.co.uk

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