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Friday 21 October 2016 4:40 pm

New homes on sale in London, from an old Tudor Palace to Chiswick townhouses

By: Melissa York

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Brandon House, Borough

From £735,000

Live on the site of an old Tudor Palace right next to London Bridge. This week, 77 new homes went on sale at Brandon House on Borough High Street, named after the Duke of Suffolk, Charles Brandon, who lived in a mansion there in 1518. It comprises one to three bedroom apartments, two bedroom duplexes and two and three bedroom townhouses, along with around 44,000sqft feet of office space. The development, by Crest Nicholson, is situated directly opposite Borough Underground station, with its links to the Northern Line.

Call 020 3437 1101 or visit crestnicholson.com/brandonhouse

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​Chiswick Gate, Chiswick

Houses from £1.95m and apartments from £889,950

Classic family townhouses situated among greenery around a traditional residential garden square are on sale in west London. Three show apartments have been opened to sell the remaining 13 houses – six four bedrooms, six five bedrooms and one three bedroom – by developer Berkeley Homes. The homes are also gathered near the historical Chiswick House and Garden and five minutes away from The Mall riverside walk, Chiswick High Road and Turnham Green Underground station.

Call 020 3411 8602 or visit berkeleygroup.co.uk

St Bernard’s, Southall

From £475,000

Investors looking for Crossrail hotspots may be interested this development in the London Borough of Ealing. A Grade II Listed building has been converted into new homes in between the leafy towns of Hanwell and Southall, both of which are set to get their own high-speed cross-London rail connection by 2018. This is the second phase of homes released for sale at St Bernard’s on Hilda Road, including two bedroom apartments and mews houses, some of them available on the government’s Help to Buy affordability scheme.

Call Savills on 01344 295375

Bolingbroke Park, Cockfosters

From £360,000

First time buyers can get a helping hand on to the property ladder this Saturday with the release of 20 one to three bedroom apartments on sale in suburban north London available to buy using the Help to Buy equity loan. The new homes at Bolingbroke Park are by housing association L&Q and they’re a ten minute walk away from Cockfosters Underground station on the Piccadilly Line, which travels into central London in less than half an hour. It’s next to Oak Hill Park and the 413 acre Trent Park is nearby, too.

Call 0333 0033 637 or visit bolingbrokepark.co.uk

The Taper Building, Bermondsey

From £595,000

A developer threw its own “festival” on Thursday to entice buyers to live at its new homes in Bermondsey. Local musicians, artists and food vendors entertained prospective homeowners at the opening of a “pop-up” marketing suite that’s open until the end of next month. Named The Taper Building, the scheme by Shape Real Estate comprises 56 one to three bedroom flats, each with private outdoor space and access to a communal gym and rooftop garden with views of the Shard.

Call KFH on 020 3486 2250 or JLL on 020 3553 6811

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