FLOOR PLANS for 1 Ashley Road

1 Ashley Road – Landmark Residential Development in Tottenham Hale

The completion of 1 Ashley Road marks the first building to be reconstructed in the Tottenham Hale masterplan area. It was designed and built by Argent Related in the context of a plan to bring 1,030 new homes into seven buildings, along with three public squares. The building is super close to Tottenham Hale station, a mere minute away on foot. It’s supposed to be a new village of homes and shops, offices, and even a health center for the 30,000 people who live here. The design was by Alison Brooks Architects: a mansion-scale brick building with sections of 18 and 12 stories that form the letter H, connected by a five-story bar and garden on top of a podium.

There are apartments for sale, affordable homes, and places to rent, as well as 15 shops and nice outdoor areas. The building has stepped designs with communal roof terraces on the first and fifth floors, designed by Andy Sturgeon, offering a serene pocket of outdoor space in the city. The design was intended to evoke old factories nearby, with orange bricks and shiny metal that bounces light into the garden as well as into a public square.

Interior Design, Specification and Residential Comfort

The apartments are open and have big windows that stretch from the floor to 9-foot-high ceilings, so there is lots of sunlight as well as views of wetlands and the city. The living rooms have wood floors with underfloor heating that you can regulate. The bedrooms are carpeted, and they have custom closets with soft-close doors. The ceilings are approximately 2.55 meters but rise higher on the upper floors, up to 2.9 meters, resulting in rooms that feel larger.

The kitchens have matte-finished cabinets, solid countertops, and appliances that include an induction stove, oven, dishwasher, refrigerator, and washer/dryer. In the bathrooms are large porcelain tiles, hung sinks and toilets, heated towel racks, and stainless steel faucets. There is also a video intercom, dimmable lights, and white outlets.

Amenities, Connectivity and Investment Context

The building has an extremely high lobby with a 24/7 concierge, a residents’ lounge, package storage, and discreet entrances. Each wing of the building is served by two elevators. There are common gardens and roof terraces with plants for people to hang out in. You push a button on a key fob, and the gate opens. There are security cameras set up at the entrance, and a 10-year warranty for new homes. The lease is for 999 years less seven days.

Tottenham Hale station is on the Victoria Line as well as National Rail, so you can get to King’s Cross, Oxford Circus, and Liverpool Street in next to no time. The area is being developed, with plenty of money being pumped in and transportation upgrades. If you’re interested in buying there, this could help you decide whether to buy a property in this evolving area. The apartments were originally on the market when the area was undeveloped, and prices now are based on the market and what is available.