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Friday 25 October 2019 7:36 am  |  Updated:  Thursday 24 October 2019 7:51 pm

New builds: Homes on the market in London this week, from a Battersea tower to a former camera factory

By: Helen Crane

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Shoreditch Exchange
Shoreditch Exchange

Shoreditch Exchange, Shoreditch

From £785,000 for a one-bed

Two new show homes have just been launched at Regal London’s Shoreditch Exchange. Located on Hackney Road, the development includes 184 one, two and three-bed apartments with access to cinema rooms, a gym and roof terraces, as well as a WeWork office. The show homes, one of which is a penthouse, have been designed by InStyle. The homes at Shoreditch Exchange are due to complete in mid-2020.

Call 020 3369 4089 or visit shoreditch-exchange.co.uk

Fresh Wharf, Barking

From £300,000 for a one-bed

Countryside and Notting Hill Genesis have just launched their new riverside development in Barking to the market. Fresh Wharf will comprise 911 one, two and three-bedroom apartments and three-bedroom houses, along with new shops, cafes and parks. The first 532 homes will be finished in autumn 2020 and the entire development will complete in 2026. Fresh Wharf is located less than a mile from the amenities of Barking town centre, and close to road links on the North Circular, A13 and M25.

Call Countryside on 020 3733 1191

Hazeview Apartments, Harrow

From £309,000 for a one-bed

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This Saturday, Barratt London will launch a collection of 70 new one, two and three-bedroom apartments and eight three and four-bedroom townhouses in Harrow. Hazeview Apartments is part of the Eastman Village development on the former site of the Kodak factory, and is named after its founder George Eastman who invented photographic roll film. The wider scheme will bring with it a new school, shops, leisure and community facilities, a new medical centre and commercial space.

Call 033 3331 5497 or visit barrattlondon.com

Battersea Exchange, Battersea

From £600,000 for a one-bed

A new show apartment has been unveiled at Battersea Exchange, Taylor Wimpey’s 290-home development in South West London. It is located within Brogan House, the latest phase of the project to be launched. This comprises 72 one, two and three-bed apartments within a 17-storey tower, which are ready to move in to now. It is close to the railway line between Battersea Park and Queenstown Road, where new shops, cafes and restaurants are being developed in the renovated arches.

Call 020 3944 9303 or visit batterseaexchange.co.uk

Bronze, Wandsworth

From £445,000 for a one-bed

On Saturday, a new show apartment will be launched at Strawberry Star’s Bronze in Wandsworth. The scheme will comprise 77 homes across three blocks of 11, 18 and 20 storeys, offering one, two and three-bedroom apartments and three-bedroom duplexes. All of the homes will have floor-to-ceiling windows, many with views over the nearby King George’s Park. Residents will be able to move in in the first quarter of 2020, and 35 per cent of the properties have already been reserved.

Call 020 3811 0000 or visit bronze-london.com

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