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Friday 13 September 2019 7:20 am  |  Updated:  Thursday 12 September 2019 7:29 pm

New builds: Properties on the market in London this week, from Nine Elms penthouses to Spitalfields family homes

By: Helen Crane

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Battalion Court, Woolwich
Battalion Court, Woolwich

Battalion Court, Woolwich

From £343,000 for a one-bed

This Saturday, Bellway is launching a new show home at its Battalion Court development in Woolwich. The homes are perfectly placed for buyers looking to take advantage of the Crossrail effect, with nearby Woolwich station set to open in 2020. One, two and three-bed apartments are available and all of the homes fit the criteria for the Help to Buy Equity Loan Scheme.

Call 0845 548 8032 or visit bellway.co.uk

Nine Elms Point, Vauxhall

From £3.99m for a three-bed

Two three-bedroom penthouse apartments have just been launched at Barratt London’s Nine Elms Point near Vauxhall. The Archer penthouse has two living areas, two balconies and a study, while the star feature of the Wilberforce penthouse is a 38ft wide private terrace for outdoor entertaining. Both homes will benefit from the arrival of Nine Elms underground station when it opens in 2021. Studios, one-beds and two-beds are also still available at the scheme, with prices starting from £639,995.

Call 0372 291 2880 or visit barrattlondon.com

London Square, Spitalfields

From £899,000 for a two-bed

On Thursday, developer London Square launched two street-level apartments at London Square Spitalfields on Wentworth Street. Aimed at young families, the two-bedroom apartments have their own front door, full-height windows and access to a private winter garden. London Square Spitalfields is within walking distance of the City and is located next to the historic Toynbee Hall. There is under-floor heating throughout, parking is available and the apartments are ready to move into.

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Sadiq Khan’s London plan is not nearly ambitious enough

The Mayor of London, Sir Sadiq Khan, has this morning announced a £1.4m cash injection for community sport across the capital.

Call 0333 666 0110 or visit londonsquare.co.uk

New Garden Quarter garden outdoor living space, terrace, outdoor dining

New Garden Square, Stratford

From £725,000 for a three-bed

A collection of five new homes has just come to market at Telford Homes’ New Garden Quarter development in Stratford. The dual-level ‘Garden Villa’ apartments each have three bedrooms, a stand-alone, eat-in kitchen featuring Smeg appliances and a large private terrace space, and range in size from 1,238 sq ft to 1,419 sq ft. Buyers will also have access to a 24-hour concierge and gym, and will have the opportunity to have their home furnished by online interior design service Homewings at no extra cost.

Call 020 3930 2469 or visit newgardenquarter.co.uk

The Alta Collection, Lambeth

From £6.95m for a four-bed

The final six homes are now available for purchase at The Dumont, St James’ apartment building on Albert Embankment. Known as The Alta Collection, the homes are situated on the 18th to 29th floors and each have four bedrooms, kitchens and living areas with river views, and open plan layouts with sliding glass doors. Located close to the Tate Modern and Damien Hirst’s Newport Street Gallery, they are ideal for art enthusiasts. British interior design house Spinocchia Freund has fitted out the apartments.

Call 020 3504 8532 or visit stjames.co.uk

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