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London New Homes LONDON NEW HOMES THE COLLECTION Spring/Summer 2018 WELCOME With over 120 years’ experience handling the world’s first-class properties, we are in a unique position to offer insight into key global markets, analysing trends and forecasting where the opportunities lie. This publication is designed to share with you a selection of our hand-picked new homes schemes. From striking waterfront developments to luxury apartments, I’m sure the stunning breadth we have to offer will inspire your new home or investment property. If you require any advice please do not hesitate to contact any one of our team of experts. Rupert Dawes Head of New Homes +44 20 7861 5445 ABOUT US At Knight Frank we build long-term relationships, which allow us to provide personalised, clear and considered advice on all areas of property in all key markets. We believe personal interaction is a crucial part of ensuring every client is matched to the property that suits their needs best be it commercial or residential. Operating in locations where our clients need us to be, we provide a worldwide service that’s locally expert and globally connected. ENGAGING WITH We believe that inspired teams naturally provide excellent and dedicated client service. Therefore, we’ve created a workplace where opinions are respected, where everyone is invited to contribute to the success of our business and PEOPLE & PROPERTY, where they’re rewarded for excellence. The result is that our people are more motivated, ensuring your experience PERFECTLY. with us is the best that it can be. LONG & WATERSON Computer generated images for indicative purposes only. ENFIELD 31 BARNET SOUTH/WEST HARROW 1. Ancaster Gate, TW10 27. 190 Strand, WC2 52. Royal Docks West, E16 WALTHAM 2. West Village, W11 28. Lincoln Square, WC2 53. Stratford Riverside, E15 FOREST HARINGAY 3. Keybridge, SW8 29. Garden House, W2 54. Langley Square, DA1 4. Abell & Cleland, SW1 30. Dickens Yard, W5 55. Upton Gardens, E13 REDBRIDGE 5. 1 Palace Street, SW1 31. The Chapel at 56. Capital House, E3 HAVERING St Joseph’s Gate, NW7 6. The Nova Building, SW1 32. No. 1 Penfold Place, NW1 7. Bolton Studios, SW10 33 CAMDEN 33. Novel House, NW3 BARKING & 8. Chelsea Waterfront, SW10 41 DAGENHAM 34. The Avenue, NW6 SOUTH/EAST BRENT 9. Chelsea Creek, SW6 57. Southbank Place, SE1 ISLINGTON HACKNEY 10. Lillie Square, SW6 58. One Blackfriars, SE1 40 34 36 38 50 11. The Villas, SW13 37 53 59. One Tower Bridge, SE1 39 44 25 NEWHAM55 12. Constance Court, SW11 NORTH/EAST 60. Anthology Deptford CITY OF42 43 WESTMINSTER 13. Chiswick Gate, W4 35. The Denizen, EC1 Foundry, SE8 EALING 32 22 24 26 35 TOWER 14. The Star and Garter, TW10 36. Gasholders, N1C 61. Royal Arsenal Riverside, SE18 CITY of HAMLETS 23 28LONDON 56 30 29 46 48 15. Fitzroy Gate, TW7 37. The Plimsoll Building, N1C 62. London Square 2 27 45 52 Bermondsey, SE1 KENSINGTON 58 47 16. Boat Race House, SW14 38. Luma, N1C & CHELSEA 57 59 5 18 51 17. Castle Lane, SW1 39. Fenman House, N1C 17 49 19 62 54 21 6 61 18. Wedgwood Villas, W4 40. Islington Square, N1 4 HOUNSLOW 20 13 7 19. 37 Beaufort Gardens, SW3 41. Hampstead Manor, NW3 10 SOUTHWARK HAMMERSMITH 3 60 20. The Cubitt Collection, SW1 42. 15 Grove End Road, NW8 & FULHAM 8 9 21. The Arts House, SW7 43. Canaletto, EC1 GREENWICH 16 11 22. 19 Bolsover Street, W1W 44. Long & Waterson, E2 15 12 BEXLEY 45. Landmark Place, EC3 LAMBETH RICHMOND 46. Goodman’s Fields, E1 1 14 WANDSWORTH LEWISHAM NORTH/WEST 47. One Park Drive, E14 23. Bayswater Apartments, W2 48. Discovery Tower, E16 24. Bell Street NW1 49. Royal Wharf, E16 MERTON 25. Denham Film Studios, UB9 50. Anthology Hoxton Press, N1 LILLIE SQUARE BROMLEY Computer generated images for indicative purposes only. KINGSTON CROYDON 26. Chancery Quarters, WC2 51. Landmark Pinnacle, E14 1 ANCASTER GATE, TW10 Price on Application 2 WEST VILLAGE, W11 Prices from £3,000,000 Completed and ready for immediate occupation Prices from £1,960,000 Completed and ready for immediate occupation Computer generated images for indicative purposes only. Computer generated images for indicative purposes only. Combining sensitive restoration with • Just 7 luxury houses A charming and endearing collection of new • 3, 4 & 5 bedroom houses contemporary architectural vision, Ancaster • 3 to 6 bedrooms build houses, set around a landscaped • Freehold Gate renews this glorious development for the courtyard in the heart of Notting Hill. • Secure, gated development 21st century. The original, Grade II Listed • Secure underground car parking with allocated parking Georgian mansion has been restored as three • Contemporary specification with air houses, while four additional properties, • Adjacent to Richmond Park conditioning in sympathetic style, have been added. • Private terraces and patios to each house Estimated completion Q1 2018. • Quiet location, in the heart of Notting Hill and close to Hyde Park New Homes Broker Team New Homes Broker Team [email protected] [email protected] +44 20 8022 7477 +44 20 8022 7477 10 | London New Homes London New Homes | 11 3 KEYBRIDGE, SW8 Prices from £865,000 4 ABELL & CLELAND, SW1 Prices from £6,850,000 Completed and ready for immediate occupation Computer generated images for indicative purposes only. Computer generated images for indicative purposes only. Keybridge is in the heart of London’s • Studio 1, 2 & 3 bedroom homes Abell & Cleland is a prestigious development • 6 minutes walk to the biggest and most exciting regeneration scheme. at the heart of London’s iconic Westminster. Houses of Parliament • 3 bedroom penthouses A sophisticated development by Mount Anvil The stunning apartments and penthouses are • Swimming pool, gym, steam • Car parking and FABRICA by A2 Dominion. designed to complement their remarkable & sauna room • 15 metre swimming pool location; an area world-renowned for government, As the UK’s tallest residential brick tower, • 24 hour concierge • Spa facilities culture and grand private dwellings. Keybridge stands at an impressive • Secure underground car parking 37 storeys. • Gym Final 2 complete penthouses remaining. Estimated completion Q1 2018 for Keybridge House. Estimated completion Q4 2019 for Keybridge Lofts. New Homes Broker Team New Homes Broker Team [email protected] [email protected] +44 20 8022 7477 +44 20 8022 7477 12 | London New Homes London New Homes | 13 5 1 PALACE STREET, SW1 Price on application 6 THE NOVA BUILDING, SW1 Prices from £2,200,000 Completed and ready for immediate occupation Computer generated images for indicative purposes only. In an unparalleled location opposite • 72 luxury apartments A new development of 170 apartments created • 2 , 3 & 4 bedroom apartments Buckingham Palace and in the heart of • 1, 2, 3 & 4 bedroom apartments to the highest specification by Land Securities, and penthouses London’s St. James’, 1 Palace Street offers the and penthouses located within one of London’s most prestigious • Residents’ lounge, cinema rare opportunity to live at a prestigious address • 5 bedroom townhouse neighbourhoods. and business centre in an architecturally and historically significant • 10,000 sq ft of luxury amenities property. Designed by London’s leading luxury • Private residents’ gym • 20 metre swimming pool residential developer, Northacre, together • 9th floor residents’ roof garden • Spa with internationally acclaimed architects • Secure underground car parking available Squire & Partners, the secure island site • 24 hour concierge and security encompasses five iconic architectural styles, from Grade II listed Italianate Renaissance to visionary contemporary design. Emma Fletcher-Brewer New Homes Broker Team Estimated completion Q4 2019. [email protected] [email protected] +44 20 7861 1705 +44 20 8022 7477 14 | London New Homes London New Homes | 15 7 BOLTON STUDIOS, SW10 Prices from £1,100,000 8 CHELSEA WATERFRONT, SW10 Prices from £1,400,000 Completed and ready for immediate occupation Computer generated images for indicative purposes only. Bolton Studios is located in the exclusive • 1 & 2 bedrooms Duplex apartments A spectacular landmark development on the • Range of 2, 3, 4 & 5 bedroom Bolton’s Conservation Area, one of the most north bank of London’s River Thames in • Concierge apartments available prestigious addresses in London. Each Chelsea, offering unrivalled views over • State of the art residents’ leisure facilities apartment has an abundance of hidden storage, • High specification London. Exquisite apartments on the river edge including gym, sauna, swimming pool, bespoke kitchens and bathrooms and feature • Parking permits available with restaurants, bars, shops and health and staircases. The accommodation is largely open Jacuzzi & steam room fitness facilities. plan and finished to an exceptional standard. • Masterplan designed by internationally There are two discreet entrances with a The first Phase is now completing (completion renowned architect Sir Terry Farrell concierge located at the main front door. of the site due in 2021). • 24 hour concierge and security New Homes Broker Team New Homes Broker Team [email protected] [email protected] +44 20 8022 7477 +44 20 8022 7477 16 | London New Homes London New Homes | 17 9 CHELSEA CREEK, SW6 Prices from £880,000 10 LILLIE SQUARE, SW6 Prices from £775,000 Computer generated images for indicative purposes only. Computer generated images for indicative purposes only. London’s prime waterside address offers • 3 Penthouses available in Lockside House Located in Earls Court, these exceptional • 1, 2, 3 bedroom apartments & a selection of superb 1, 2 and 3 bedroom • Stylish waterside location apartments, townhouses and penthouses penthouses available apartments and a selection of duplex penthouses offer the best in contemporary urban living, • 24 hour concierge • Private Residents Clubhouse including in its latest phase, Fairwater House. Chelsea combined with elegant public spaces swimming pool, gym, spa and treatment Creek sets the highest standard for contemporary • Features a spa, swimming pool & and outstanding landscaped gardens.
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