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Friday 09 August 2019 7:15 am  |  Updated:  Thursday 08 August 2019 6:18 pm

New builds: Homes on the market this week including apartments in White City and Walthamstow

By: Helen Crane

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St James White City Living
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White City Living, White City

This Saturday, Berkeley’s St James division will launch the first show apartment at White City Living in West London. The apartment has been designed around the principles of Feng Shui by Jigsaw Interior Architecture. There are 1,800 new homes being built at the development, which sits next to the BBC Television Centre. The first phase comprises 350 homes.

Prices start at £754,000 for a one-bed.

Call 020 3811 2536 or visit whitecityliving.co.uk

Southall Village, Southall

If you want to buy in a Crossrail hotspot, the 48 houses that Catalyst Homes has just launched at Southall Village in the London Borough of Ealing may be worth a look. The Southall Crossrail station is a 10 minute walk from the development, and will provide connections to Heathrow in eight minutes and Liverpool Street in 24 minutes. The two and three bedroom houses are next to the Grand Union Canal and will have views over a new park. A Help to Buy weekend is being held on 10 and 11 August.

From £435,000 for a two-bed.

Call 020 3369 0158 or visit southallvillage.co.uk

Walthamstow Gateway, Walthamstow

A new show home has just been launched at Walthamstow Gateway – a development of 79 one and two-bed apartments by Solum. The two-bed show apartment has been interior designed by In:Style to reflect Walthamstow’s status as London’s first Borough of Culture. The 12-storey development is one minute away from Walthamstow Central station, where residents will be able to reach Oxford Circus in 19 minutes. Each apartment features a decked balcony, Porcelanosa bathrooms and Leicht German kitchens.

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From £430,000 for a one-bed.

Call 020 3296 2222 or visit solum.co.uk

Emery Wharf, Wapping

St George and the London Borough of Tower Hamlets have just launched 28 new homes exclusively for local first-time buyers at Emery Wharf, part of the London Dock development in Wapping. The Manhattan-style studios, one-beds and two-beds will be offered to first-time buyers living or working in Tower Hamlets. Emery Wharf residents will have access to an on-site spa with a steam room, swimming pool and Jacuzzi, as well as a 24-hour concierge, squash courts, virtual golf suite, gym and screening room.

From £166,600 for a 33% share of a studio.

Call 020 7971 7880 or visit londondock.co.uk

Hampstead Manor, Hampstead

Mount Anvil has unveiled a new show apartment at Hampstead Manor; its 156-home development on the site of the former Westfield Women’s College. The development comprises converted buildings from the early twentieth century as well as new blocks. The duplex show apartment has a Scandi-style ‘inverted’ layout with bedrooms on the ground floor and the living accommodation on the lower ground. A highlight of the decor is an eighteenth-century tapestry which is the focal point of the living room.

From £740,000 for a one-bed.

Call 020 3582 5461 or visit hampsteadmanor.com

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Row of classic London terraced houses with white facades and green doors, indicating UK property.

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