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Friday 27 September 2019 6:01 am  |  Updated:  Thursday 26 September 2019 6:15 pm

New builds: Homes on the market in London this week, from a former quarry to flats overlooking the Houses of Parliament

By: Helen Crane

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Ridgeway Views Mill Hill

Ridgeway Views, Mill Hill

From £93,125 for a 25 per cent share of a one-bed

Buyers looking for a leafy, suburban location on a budget will want to check out L&Q’s Ridgeway Views, launching this Saturday. The shared ownership homes are located in Mill Hill, close to the 35-acre Mill Hill Park, Arrandene Open Space and Featherstone Hill. The first phase of the 131-home development comprises one, two and three-bedroom apartments.

Visit millhillsharedownership.co.uk

Belvedere Gardens, South Bank

From £2.25m for a two-bed

The final 19 apartments have just been released at Belvedere Gardens, Braeburn Estates’ luxury development on the site where the Festival of Britain was held in 1951. The two and three-bed homes feature floor-to-ceiling windows, and many have views over the London Eye and Houses of Parliament. The interiors have been designed by Goddard Littlefair and include full-size baths, walk-in wardrobes and bespoke chandeliers. Residents will also benefit from access to a swimming pool, sauna and gym.

Call 0207 001 3600 or visit southbank-place.com

Western Circus, Acton

From £449,000 for a one-bed

Western Circus is one of the first opportunities to buy a home off-plan in the £26bn regeneration scheme at Old Oak and Park Royal, which is set to become a major transport interchange when Crossrail arrives in 2021. Developed by Barratt London, Western Circus will comprise 364 one, two and three-bed homes – many of which are eligible for Help to Buy – as well as a supermarket and community café. There are a total of six apartment blocks at Western Circus, which is due for completion from summer 2021.

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Call 033 3355 8497 or visit barrattlondon.com

Three Waters, Bow

From £340,000 for a studio

This weekend, Mount Anvil and Peabody will launch the final 47 homes at Three Waters in Bow. Known as The River Collection, the studio and one-bed apartments are located at the confluence of three waterways: Bow Creek, the River Lea and Limehouse Cut. The building has a distinctive red brick façade, peaked roofs and projecting balconies, which are designed for residents to sit and enjoy the water views. It also has a roof garden, concierge service and screening room.

Call 020 7776 5755 or visit mountanvil.com

The Quarry, Erith

From £225,000 for a studio

The Anderson Group and L&Q will launch The Quarry, a collection of studio, one, two, three and four-bed homes in Erith in the London Borough of Bexley, this Saturday. Built on the site of a former working quarry, it is being marketed as an ‘ecologically conscious development’ where efforts have been made to retain and enhance the ecological value of the land, including by installing bird boxes and insect houses and planting trees. All of the apartments are eligible for Help to Buy and have outdoor space and parking.

Call 0333 0033 737 or visit lqhomes.com/thequarry

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