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Monday 29 October 2018 2:29 pm  |  Updated:  Tuesday 21 May 2019 4:21 pm

New homes: Here are the new developments going on sale in London this week

By: Melissa York

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New developments on the market this week

Dalmeny Avenue, Islington

From £480,000

Brand new one, two and three bedroom apartments are on sale in Islington, with a private balcony or patio for each home. Housebuilder Southern Spaces has fitted all kitchens with SMEG appliances, ample power points and the flats are also Sky + enabled. A communal cycle store is available for cyclists, but commuters will also be able to pick up the Tube at nearby Caledonian Road station.

Call Southern Spaces on 0300 020 0543 or visit dalmenyavenue.co.uk

Elements, Enfield

From £320,000

Be a part of a huge regeneration project that’s set to change the area around Ponders End station. With a 20 minute commute into Liverpool Street station via the Greater Anglia National Rail line, commuting into the City will be a breeze. There will be over 1,000 new homes built on site, but the first phase, Alveus, will comprise one, two and three bedroom apartments in a 14-storey tower. New community space, retail and offices will also feature and a marketing suite is open for one and two bedroom apartments.

Call 020 3797 2822

Southbank Place, Southbank

From £2.25m for a two bedroom apartment

The final 20 apartments are going on sale this weekend situated directly in front of the London Eye. In total, 97 flats over a 10 storey and a 20 storey building sit on a 5.25 acre Shell Centre site. There are one, two and three bedroom apartments – although the one beds have all sold – and a three bedroom duplex and two penthouses. The homes are decked out with bronze fixtures and fittings and feature direct panoramic and riverside views as well as direct access to London’s South Bank.

Call 020 7001 3600 or visit southbank-place.com

Greenwich Square, Greenwich

From £325,000

Enjoy the view into a private garden square from your private balcony at this new development close to Maritime Greenwich in Hawthrone Crescent. The Greenwich Centre is also next door, providing a gym, swimming pool and a cafe. Studio, one, two and three bedroom apartments are on sale with parking available. A commute to the City only takes 11 minutes via local rail station, Maze Hill, which runs a direct service to London Bridge. The first homes are expected to be finished by the summer of 2020.

Call Savills on 020 7531 2516

Goodman’s Fields, Aldgate

From £1,444,500 for a two bedroom apartment

This award-winning development on the edge of the City is currently in its last phase of sales. The homes in Neroli House are the last chance to buy here, and there’s a new marketing suite opening up to entice new purchasers. Situated in a 21-storey tower, the apartments overlook the central piazza and the galloping horse sculpture created by artist Hamish Mackie. A full fitness suite is on site, including a swimming pool, and Crossrail comes to nearby Whitechapel station next year.

Call 020 3883 6341 or visit goodmans-fields.co.uk

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