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Friday 08 July 2016 6:57 pm

New homes on sale in London this weekend: riverside apartments from the Royal Docks to Chelsea Island

By: Melissa York

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Horizons, Canary Wharf

From £995,000

Six two bedroom penthouses are on sale atop a 26-storey tower on Yabsley Street, close to Canary Wharf. Designed by RMA architects, they all come with underground car parking and private terraces kitted out with an outdoor kitchen and dining area, “the latest must-have feature in luxury residential living” according to developer Telford Homes. The riverside development is closest to Blackwall station on the DLR but is betting on Canary Wharf’s Crossrail station and its proximity to City Airport to boost prices in the future.

Call 020 3609 3094 or visit telfordhomes.plc.uk/horizons

Queenshurst, Kingston

From £420,000

New homes will be available to buy off-plan from tomorrow at Berkeley Homes’ new development in the Royal Borough of Kingston. The studio to three bedroom apartments and duplexes are a five minute walk away from Kingston rail and bus station and they all come with a private balcony or terrace. They’re centred around a private landscaped courtyard and the development will also have a park, restaurant and offices on site.

Visit queenshurst.co.uk or call 020 8974 8844.

Ipsus 08, Southwark

From £675,000

A small collection of homes go on sale in SE1 tomorrow. There are seven apartments and two penthouses sitting opposite Grade II Listed buildings on Rushworth Street, one street away from the refurbished Blackfriars Road. Developer Ipsus has built a traditional brick building to blend in and has placed a strong emphasis on sustainability. They also have at least one balcony each, cycle storage, and a three-year membership to Zip Car thrown in.

Call Dexters: 020 8590 7299

Keybridge, Vauxhall

From £575,000

Homes in the UK’s tallest residential brick tower are on sale in Zone One. The 37-storey Keybridge Lofts is one of four buildings that make up the scheme, developed jointly by Mount Anvil and Fabrica by A2 Dominion, which used to be the BT telephone exchange. In total, there will be 441 studio to three bedroom homes. It will also include a new public square with sculptures by artist Tom Price, shops, offices and a primary school, all due to be finished in 2018.

Call 020 3553 7086 or visit keybridgelondon.com

St Paul’s Square, Bow

From £420,000

Nab a spot on the fringes of the City in Zone Two at St Paul’s Square, which is launching a new collection of homes for sale at Le Mare Terrace. On offer are 32 one to four bedroom apartments, all with either balconies or terraces from which “to soak up East London’s bohemian vibes”, according to developer Countryside. The homes are within walking distance of Mile End Park and Underground station on the Central and District Lines.

Visit countryside-properties.com

 

 

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