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Located in Camden, 3–30 Cedar Way is within the highest dynamic of regeneration zone between King’s Cross, Camden Town and Haggerston. This strategic position causes the project to sit at the juncture of major residential, commercial and cultural districts. It also has immediate access to one of Europe's best-transported sighs. Residents can use King's Cross St Pancras, Camden Road and Haggerston on the Overground network to get around London and connected international routes through Eurostar. The nearby transport infrastructure includes several Underground lines, National Rail services, a large bus network, conveniently placed bike routes and an urban traffic network with high mobility.
Additionally, 3–30 Cedar Way borders Regent’s Canal, Camley Street Nature Park, Coal Drops Yard, and Granary Square, allowing residents to easily access green and recreational spaces while enjoying urban convenience. Being in London's Knowledge Quarter means the area attracts global technology and creative sectors, leading to increased demand for homes and stable long-term growth. These features together create a compelling environment for residents seeking quality of life and investors looking for sustained value. It ensures that people living within 3–30 Cedar Way have good daily convenience, high rental occupancy rates and sustainable growth after tax - the location-rich 3–30 Cedar Way.
The architectural masterplan for 3–30 Cedar Way realises a contemporary mixed-use environment endowed with intelligent space organisation, modern urban design and green building concepts. The project offers a number of high- and mid-rise residential buildings, ranging from 31 floors to two, at various points in the evolution of the Camden skyline. In all, there are around 401 residential units distributed across several phases, made up of studio, one-bedroom, two-bedroom and three-bedroom apartments. After an emphasis is placed on sunshine, real layout, all-day cityviews and efficient utility arrangements.
The residential strategy is mixed tenure. Within a coordinated urban footprint, we aim to accommodate sale, shared ownership and social housing. Watch Video. The approach guarantees social diversity, regulation and sustainable communities in the long term, whilst maintaining top-notch architectural and construction standards. Its interior layouts will maximise spatial efficiency and adaptability to suit different tenants, so that people of all kinds, from white-collar professionals and families to long-term residents, are all attracted to live here. High-performance building systems, modern façade treatments, and public space improvements all combine to lift both quality of life and medium-to long-term asset value.
3-30 Cedar Way is a high-value regeneration-led residential development opportunity in one of London's most supply-constrained and demand-rich submarkets. It is ideally positioned right between King 's Cross Camden and Islington, where sustained employment growth, academic expansion and infrastructure investment combine to ensure continued strong demand for housing. The Knowledge Quarter just nearby means we have a good source of tenants who will appreciate our high-quality living environment; as major office clusters, medical research institutions and transport nodes create strong demand terms on one side and stable rental conditions (quality buildings attract good employees) or long-term appreciation for owners who invest in our property development.
From an investor's perspective, the project satisfies the strategic regeneration objectives of London as a whole, ensuring good planning support, infrastructure investment and long-term improvement in the area. The fact that there are very few new homes in Camden will only strengthen its case under scarcity-driven value assessment methods. At 3–30 Cedar Way, combines a prime location with giant urban regeneration, both in terms of our integration into these surrounding people's lives and high architectural standards. Result: 3-30 Cedar Way is a residential asset which is tough enough for owner-occupiers to stand the long haul and investors with the conviction to buy into it, looking forward.
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