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LONDON NEW HOMES a Selection of the Finest Properties Across London LONDON NEW HOMES A selection of the finest properties across London 2016 knightfrank.ae/residential-property/buying/international/london WELCOME As one of the UK’s largest and most experienced new homes property consultancies, we are well placed to bring you your perfect new home or investment property. We work with the industry’s best house builders and developers so you can be assured of high specifications, outstanding workmanship and great after sales care. As the largest privately owned global property consultancy, Knight Frank is driven by a uniquely personal culture. This culture enables a tailored approach to assisting our clients, drives us to continually strengthen relationships across our network and affords us the agility to stay ahead. We hope this property list will provide you with an exciting flavour of our current new homes opportunities. Victoria Garrett Associate Partner, London International Project Marketing (MENA) MUSWELL HILL EAST FINCHLEY Tottenham Hale Blackhorse Road COLINDALE HENDON Wood Street East Finchley HORNSEY WEST GREEN HENDON, Hornsey WALTHAMSTOW SNARESBROOK THE HYDE Walthamstow Central SEVEN SISTERS Snaresbrook KINGSBURY WHIPPS CROSS Hendon Central Seven Sisters Walthamstow Kingsbury St James Street (Walthamstow) Queens Road HENDON CENTRAL TEMPLE FORTUNE HARINGAY South Tottenham HAMPSTEAD GARDEN CROUCH END Hendon SUBURB HIGHGATE Harringay Wanstead Highgate WANSTEAD FRYENT Brent Cross Stamford Hill WEST HENDON COUNTRY BRENT CROSS STAMFORD HILL PARK LEYSTONSTONE PRESTON 22 Golders Green Crouch Hill HIGHGATE VILLAGE LEYTON Leyton Leytonstone Preston Road GOLDERS GREEN STROUD GREEN Manor House Midland Road WANSTEAD PARK UPPER CLAPTON South Kenton BROWNSWOOD Archway Stoke Newington NORTH WEMBLEY NORTH CRICKLEWOOD PARK 6 HAMPSTEAD HEATH Finsbury Park Clapton SE10 0AG 35 Upper Holloway STOKE NEWINGTON WANSTEAD FLATS Rectory Road Arsenal North Wembley 42 CANN HALL Cricklewood Tufnell Park LOWER Wanstead CRICKLEWOOD Hampstead HOLLOWAY Park NEASDEN Holloway LOWER CLAPTON HAMPSTEAD GospeL Drayton Neasden Hampstead Oak Road FOREST GATE Heath Park TEMPLE MILLS Dollis Gospel Oak Ficnchley Road Kentish Hackney Forest WEMBLEY Hill & Frognall Belsize Park Town Downs Gate WEST HAMPSTEAD Caledonian Canonbury Dalston Kingsland Hackney HOMERTON Willesden Road Maryland Green West BELSIZE PARK Central Wembley Hampstead Kentish Town Dalston Homerton Central Finchley Kilburn Road Dalston Hackney Kentish Town Hackney Wick West Highbury & WILLESDEN Caledonian Road Islington CANONBURY South Swiss & Barnsbury Stratford Stonebridge Brondesbury Cottage Camden London olympic park Park hampstead Chalk Road DE BEAUVOIR Fields Farm Essex Road stratford SWISS COTTAGE Barnsbury TOWN Haggerston Victoria Brondesbury KILBURN South primrose Camden Camden South Hackney Alperton Park Hampstead Town Park Stratford Upton hill town High Street Park Islington haggerston WEST HAM Abbey UPTON PARK St John's Mornington Pudding Mill Kilburn Crescent 19 23 Road Queen’s Park Wood 2 Pentonville Lane ALPERTON Harlesden Hoxton Park 34 St Pancras 39 Hoxton Cambridge Mill Meads Angel Heath 36 Plaistow St John’s somers King's Cross 12 Bow Kensal West Ham Willesden Maida Wood Regent's Park town Finsbury Hanger Green Vale Bethnal Globe Town Lane Junction Green BROMLEY- Euston st pancras Bow Old Shoreditch Bow Church BY-Bow Maida Vale Street Road Euston 7 BETHNAL GREEN Mile End PLAISTOW Square Shoreditch Bromley- Regent's clerkenwell By-Bow Russell High Street Baker Park Bethnal Park lisson euston Square Devons North Street Warren Shoreditch Green Road Royal Street Star Lane Acton grove Great Portland barbican Spitalfields Stepney Marylebone Goodge bloomsbury Green Warwick Street Liverpool Avenue 16 Street Barbican Marylebone Farringdon Moorgate Street Langdon 15 Chancery Whitechapel NORTH ACTON Westbourne Lane Park South Bromley NORTH KENSINGTON Park Edgeware 10 Holborn stepney West Road 13 Tottenham Aldgate CANNING TOWN North Royal Paddington Court Road Acton Acton Oak Oxford East Canning Town Ealing Main Line holborn City Aldgate Ladbroke Circus bayswater Thameslink St. Pauls Whitechapel Limehouse Limehouse East Grove Marble Bank Acton Covent Fenchurch Shadwell CUSTOM HOUSE Ealing 18 1 Arch Garden City 20 Ratcliff All Saints Broadway Bond Blackfriars Street Royal Soho Temple Cannon Bayswater Lancaster Street Street Tower Victoria Latimer 21 Gate Mansion Gateway poplar Custom Prince EALING14 Leicester House Westferry East India 15 Road Monument House Regent Square Tower 32 t Poplar Wood Mayfair Charing 25 Hill h Blackwall Lane NOTTING HILL Hyde Park West India Queensway Cross3 Quay Holland Green WAPPING Notting Hill 3 SILVERTOWN Ealing Park Park Embankment a Canary Common Shepherd’s Bush Gate 6 13 southwark28 Wapping r Wharf Canary QUAYS Market Shepherd’s 14 Wharf 2 West ACTON Bush kensington Southwark London Heron Quay Silvertown Waterloo r Green Bridge e Pontoon gardens Hyde Park Waterloo North 29 m 10 i Rotherhithe Canary wharf Greenwich Dock SHEPHERD’S BUSHShepherd’s Bush 6 Corner Park st james’s East v Central Borough 41 33 Acton Knightsbridge Park Westminster Rotherhithe South Town High Street 5 Kensington 1 Canada Quay NORTH South Goldhawk Knightsbridge Westminster Water e Acton Road kensington Greenwich St. James's Lambeth Bermondsey Crossharbour Northfields 9 8 Park North 38 bermondsey MILLWALL Belgravia s Kensington 30 newington 35 Surrey Cubitt GUNNERSBURY Olympia 11 Gloucester Quays Town 31 PARK Ravenscourt South Brompton lambeth Chiswick Road Kensington Victoria Elephant Park Park Hammersmith (H&C) 7 and Castle Mudchute Turnham Sloane 4 south Square Green Island 16 Hammersmith (D&P) kensington Gardens Gunnersbury Earl's Walworth HAMMERSMITH Court Pimlico 24 Kew Barons west 4 South Charlton Bridge r Pimlico Bermondsey Court brompton Vauxhall Kennington 26 27 SOUTH Westcombe e Park Brentford Chelsea bermondsey t West Vauxhall CHARLTON Brompton Cutty CHISWICK v Maze 11 5 Kennington Deptford Sark Hill h 12 Greenwich i Oval Greenwich Fulham Chiswick Broadway Nine Elms Deptford battersea Battersea a FULHAM New Cross Greenwich r Park Peckham New Cross KEW 8 Park Camberwell Gate Deptford PARK 37 Queen’s Bridge Kew Road ROYAL Gardens Imperial NEW CROSS GATE SYON m Wharf BOTANIC 9 PARK Queenstown Road GARDENS Parsons (Battersea) Stockwell Southwark Green Sands End e Wandsworth Stockwell Elverson Barnes Road Road Denmark Peckham St Johns Bridge Hill Rye BLACKHEATH BARNES s NORTH SHEEN Loughborough Lewisham Battersea Junction Nunhead Blackheath MORTLAKE Putney Clapham High Street Barnes Bridge OLD DEER Mortlake Clapham Clapham Brockley Kidbrooke Junction North PARK North Clapham Brixton LEWISHAM 17 Sheen EAST SHEEN CLAPHAM JUNCTION PUTNEY Clapham Common East NUNHEAD Richmond Putney Dulwich BROCKLEY Wandsworth EAST DULWICH Town CLAPHAM BRIXTON Ladywell COMMON RICHMOND East Crofton HERNE HILL Park LADYWELL Putney WANDSWORTH CLAPHAM PARK Hither Clapham Herne Green South Hill Honor Oak 40 Park HITHER GREEN Lee BROCKWELL ROEHAMPTON PARK HONOR OAK Wandsworth CATFORD Common RICHMOND PARK Catford Catford London New Homes 10. Chiltern Place SOUTHFIELDS20. Goodman’s Fields STREATHAM30. HILL Riverwalk 40. The Star and Garter Bridge 7. Kingwood - Hans Place BALHAM Southfields EARLSFIELD 11. Chiswick Gate TULSE HILL West 41. Wardian 8. Knights House PETERSHAM 21. HempelEarlsfield Square Balham 31. Royal Arsenal DULWICH 1. 1 Palace Street Dulwich Forest Tulse Hill CATFORD SOUTH 12. City Wharf 22. Hendon Waterside 32. Royal MintHill Street 42. Wembley Park Gate 9. One Kensington Gardens 2. 10 Park Drive FOREST HILL 13. Clay Street Streatham Hill 10. Ryger House 3. 190 Strand PUTNEY VALE 23. Islington Square 33. Royal Wharf Tooting Bec Prime London New Homes WEST NORWOOD Bellingham 11. The Corinthia Residences 14. Dickens Yard TOOTING BEC Wimbledon24. ParkKeybridge 34. Solstice Point Sydenham Hill BELLINGHAM HAM4. Abell & Cleland COMMON West Norwood 1. 5 & 6 Connaught Place National Rail Station Map base © maproom.net 15. Eddington & Sherrington Court, 12. The0 King’s Library1 km DLR Station WIMBLEDON COMMON London Overground Station 5. Blackfriars Circus 25. Landmark Place 35. St Joseph’s Gate 0 1 mile Hallsville Quarter STREATHAM 2. 50 StSydenham Edmund’s Terrace 13. The MellierDOWNHAM Tube Station 6. Cambridge, Grand Central KINGSTON VALE 26. Lillie Square STREATHAM 36. Stratford Riverside SYDENHAM 16. Enderby Wharf PARK 3. 77 Mayfair 14. The Pall Mall Collection 7. Canaletto 17. Fitzroy Gate 27. Moore House 37. The Metropolitan 4. Chelsea Barracks 15. The Park Cresent 8. Chelsea Creek 18. Garden House 28. One Blackfriars 38. The Nova Building 5. Henry Moore Court 16. The W1 9. Chelsea Waterfront 19. Gasholders, King’s Cross 29. One Tower Bridge 39. The Plimsoll Building, King’s Cross 6. Holland Green NORTH LONDON With architecturally spectacular homes, plentiful green space and an array of independent boutiques, it’s little wonder ‘north of the river’ is one of the capital’s most desirable locations, attracting local, national and international buyers alike 4. PRIMROSE HILL Primrose Hill and the neighbouring Regent’s Park together form one of Leafy and peaceful, life in north London is a world away from the 2. HAMPSTEAD VILLAGE London’s eight Royal Parks. Ascend hustle and bustle of the city centre. The area’s abundant outdoor Often described as London’s favourite village, independent shops and cafés are in the hill’s summit to enjoy some of the abundance here, but it still maintains its charm. Many local properties have famous finest views of the city’s
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