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Friday 16 September 2016 11:15 am

New homes on sale in Stanton William’s Riverwalk, the curviest towers on the River Thames

By: Melissa York

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Riverwalk, Westminster

From £1.25m

A scheme at Millbank on the north bank of the Thames is throwing open its doors this weekend to prospective buyers. Over 75 per cent of the homes have been sold off-plan at the Ronson Capital Partners development, which has 119 one to four bedroom apartments spread across two buildings. The curved six and 17 storey towers were designed by RIBA Stirling Prize winning architects Stanton Williams and the first residents moved in this week.

Call joint agents Knight Frank and Savills on 020 7828 3007 or email [email protected]

Hoxton Nine, Hackney

From £600,000

Live moments away from Shoreditch and the Old Street roundabout at this boutique development within walking distance from the City. Eight apartments, crowned by a penthouse, launched yesterday on East Road. Developer Hamilton Court Developments has gone for industrial chic interiors, using concrete columns, which is popular in the area, and the scheme has an eco-friendly focus with cycle-storage on the ground floor and solar panels on the rooftop.

Call Currells New Homes on 020 7226 6611.

Kilburn Quarter, Kilburn

From £535,000

The second phase of homes at Kilburn Quarter have gone on sale in north London. Witihin walking distance to Kilburn Park and Maida Vale tube as well as Kilburn High Road Overground, this scheme by Network Homes is part of a wider masterplan to regenerate the South Kilburn area. There are 126 one to four bedroom flats and duplexes on sale around a courtyard with a children’s play area. Three show homes are available to view, all designed with differently aged buyers in mind by ID Interiors.

Call Network Homes on 020 3846 8500.

67 Tufton Street, St James

From £1.825m

These new homes are in a historic building that used to be a post office in the St John’s Conservation Area. It comprises 19 flats and three duplex penthouses in total, although only two flats and two penthouses remain on sale. There are two show apartments to view, including a penthouse designed by British firm Alexander James, which was showcased at an event yesterday. Harrods will also be responsible for concierge services and it’s within walking distance of Westminster, St James’ Park and Victoria tube stations.

Call Hamptons International on 020 3451 1544.

Corio, Bermondsey

From £514,950

Go green when you buy an apartment at this Linden Homes development, where homes come with a £500 contribution towards a bike, a three-year Oyster travelcard and a two-year Zipcar membership. A two bedroom show home opens up tomorrow to showcase one and two bedroom flats with balconies on the site of the historic Grange Tannery in SE1. Some of the homes are also available to buy using the government’s Help to Buy Equity loan for first time buyers.

Call Linden Homes on 020 3811 6272.

 

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