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Friday 21 September 2018 6:06 pm

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

By: Melissa York

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New developments on the market this week

Sovereign Court, Hammersmith

From £699,950

Two three bedroom penthouses are on sale from tomorrow in this well-connected part of west London. The latest collection of homes to go on the market as part of this scheme are in Hendley and Matcham House, a 10 storey building that also includes one to three bedroom flats with open plan layouts, a balcony or terrace, as well as access to private courtyards, a fitness suite and a concierge.

Visit sovereign-court.com

Hackney Gardens, Hackney

From £575,000

Live in an ancient churchyard next door to St John, a beloved 18th century, Grade II Listed church that attracts big names to perform, such as Coldplay and Ed Sheeran. Set in gated, landscaped gardens in a brickwork building, these 58 one to three bedroom flats go on sale tomorrow, all with open-plan layouts, underfloor heating and a terrace or balcony. A new community centre is planned and first completions are expected in mid-2019. Hackney Central station is close by with London Overground connections.

Call Stone Real Estate on 020 7043 8888

Red Lion Court, Wapping

From £525,000

A former 19th century grain store has been turned into 22 apartments on the edge of the City. Only 10 minutes away from the financial district, these one and two bedroom flats also include duplex penthouses that start from £1.5m. Available to purchase with a 250-year lease and 10 year warranty, selected homes can also be bought using the government’s Help to Buy equity loan. Industrial features such as oak flooring, cast iron radiators and exposed brickwork dominate, and the penthouses have timber-decked terraces.

Call Cluttons on 020 7488 4858

Forbury, Blackheath

From £530,000

A new marketing suite is opening tomorrow to give prospective buyers a peek into new build homes in Blackheath, a rarity in the south east London village. The first homes, designed with period flourishes like Portland stone, will be ready to move into early next year. Set in Lee Terrace within the Blackheath Conservation Area, there are 20 one to three bedroom flats and 10 four bedroom, four storey houses on sale, all with Smeg or Miele appliances and in-built wardrobes, along with a balcony, terrace or garden.

Call Berkeley Homes on 01732 809 552

Hardwick Mews, Stanmore

From £849,950

New family houses on the greenbelt are on sale a few minutes’ walk from Stanmore town centre. The three storey properties are also an eight minute walk from Stanmore station, the last stop on the Jubilee Line, which gets to Bond Street in about half an hour. Each of the three and four bedroom houses are tucked away in a cul-de-sac, come with Siemens appliances and porcelain tiles in the bathroom, allocated parking, a 10-year warranty and proximity to many private and state schools.

Call Preston Bennett on 0203 151 7704

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