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Friday 20 September 2019 1:10 am  |  Updated:  Friday 20 September 2019 1:11 pm

New homes on the market in London this week, including a building with a ‘reflexology walkway’

By: Helen Crane

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Grand Union Alperton
Grand Union Alperton

Affinity House, Brent

St George has launched 83 apartments at Affinity House, part of its Grand Union neighbourhood in Alperton in the London Borough of Brent. The building comprises studio, one, two, and three-bedroom apartments, each with a private outdoor space. Residents will be able to enjoy views over the Grand Union canal and will also have access to a shared lounge and gardens.

Prices start at £350,000. Call St George on 0808 1788 838 or visit berkeleygroup.co.uk

Oakley Gardens, Hampstead

Developer Goldenstone has just launched a new show apartment at Oakley Gardens in Hampstead. Located on Church Road, the scheme comprises 31 apartments and four townhouses which are set within landscaped grounds. Most of the homes have a balcony overlooking the gardens, and the townhouses each have a private green space. Agent Savills says demand for the scheme is coming from local downsizers and young professionals making their second step on the ladder.

From £595,000 for a one-bed. Call Savills on 020 7409 8756

399 NW9, Colindale

399 NW9 is a new development on the stretch of Edgware Road known as ‘London’s second Chinatown’, which used to house the popular Oriental City food hall before it was demolished in 2014. On Saturday, developer U+I will launch 40 apartments at the Bonsai Point and Eastern Point buildings, as well as 10 standalone townhouses. Residents will have access to a concierge, underground storage for cars and bikes and a children’s playground, as well as new food hall Bang Bang Oriental.

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Coq dArgent financial district restaurant exterior with modern architecture and rooftop terrace ambiance

From £350,000 for a one-bed. Call 0207 043 8888 or visit 399nw9.com

Royal Eden Docks, Royal Docks

This weekend, Mount Anvil and ExCeL London will launch Royal Eden Docks, a new development comprising 796 studio, one, two and three-bedroom homes which has been designed by the same architect as Dubai’s iconic Burj Khalifa. The homes are ideal for nature lovers, featuring a large, green courtyard and wildflower meadows, and are situated less than 100 metres from the edge of Royal Victoria Dock. Fitness fanatics are catered for too, as it has a rooftop running track, swimming pool and reflexology walkway.

From £355,000 for a studio. Call 020 3944 8648 or visit mountanvil.com

The Regency Apartments, Richmond

Berkeley Homes has just launched seven one, two and three-bed apartments within its Richmond Chase development. The Regency Apartments are a refurbishment of the 19th-century listed building, Latchmere House. It was originally built as a family home by Joshua Field, a Victorian shipbuilding engineer who was known as a pioneer of steam power. The apartments feature high ceilings, decorative cornicing and full-height windows and range from 789 sq ft to 1,913 sq ft in size.

From £699,950 for a one-bed. Call 020 3883 4198 or visit richmond-chase.co.uk

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