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Friday 02 November 2018 5:18 pm  |  Updated:  Monday 03 June 2019 3:40 am

New homes: Our pick of the new builds going on sale in London this weekend

New developments on the market this week

So Resi, Sydenham

From £130,000 for a 25 per cent share of a two bed

New homes in south east London with excellent commuting times have been released on a part-buy part-rent basis. Prospective homeowners can buy a share of a one, two or three bedroom apartment in Lower Sydenham, bordering Forest Hill and Crystal Palace, then rent the share they do not own from So Resi, with the option to increase the share of ownership over time. All homes come with fitted wardrobes and appliances. The station has commuting times of less than half an hour to Waterloo, Bank and Canary Wharf and under 20mins to London Bridge.

Visit soresi.co.uk

Padcroft, West Drayton

From £350,000

Help to Buy loans are available on selected homes at this new development on the outskirts of west London. For those struggling to raise a deposit for a home in the capital, these one, two and three bedroom apartments are going on sale tomorrow. Buyers can customise their homes, with the option of carpet or wood flooring and stone surfaces. West Drayton is a 22min journey to Paddington and journey times into central London will dramatically shorten with the arrival of Crossrail next year.

Call 020 8712 2893 or visit padcroft.co.uk

The Rushgroves, Hendon

From £75,125 for a 25 per cent share

More new homes are going on sale in the suburbs of north London, this time on a part-buy, part-rent basis. The first Shared Ownership homes are going on sale with housing association L&Q, comprising 55 studio to two bedroom flats, though larger three bedroom apartments are also planned. There will be bicycle storage and some parking available, and the buildings are designed to mirror the nearby Silk Stream. The location is 16mins from King’s Cross and close to Brent Cross shopping centre.

Visit lqpricedin.co.uk

Trent Park, Enfield

From £1.15m for a three bedroom house

The first homes are going on sale this week in the north London suburbs. Highfield Apartments are 19 flats, all with ensuites and separate bathrooms, overlooking Daffodil Lawn, part of the Trent Park development that will encompass 413 acres of parkland, with the listed Mansion House at its centre. Comprising 250 homes in total, the first completions are due at the end of next year. Cockfosters High Street is nearby as is Oakwood Underground station with links to King’s Cross in under half an hour.

Call 020 3005 5590 or visit trent-park.co.uk

Richmond Chase, Richmond

From £1.48m

Have the best of both worlds and a family house with these new build properties in south west London. Situated in the village of Ham, bordering Richmond Park, these three, four and five bedroom houses come with mock-period features such as sash windows and high ceilings, as well as modern luxuries like private terraces, gardens and studies. A three bedroom show home that’s over 1,600sqft is open for viewings. Equidistant from Kingston and Richmond town centres, a commute to Waterloo is under 20mins.

Call 020 3883 4198 or visit richmond-chase.co.uk

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