300 Harrow Road

300 Harrow Road: Dwellings at Warwick Avenue

Located at 300 Harrow Road, London W2 5HG - This Zone One residential development is available now in Warwick Avenue. It was developed by Westminster City Council, which provided 112 apartments in buildings as high as 16 floors. The truth is, it’s really visible in West London. All of the first batch of apartments is sold out, but you can find some on the resale market if you look around.

This project has a cross between affordable and privately sold homes, along with some nice outdoor public spaces, things to work at, and even a new daycare. It is part of a larger plan for the regeneration of the Westbourne area, a melange of housing and community stuff. The thing that’s special about it is its scale and the fact that there are things other than apartments in it.

Design, Features, and Community

Some apartments have balconies, and there are gardens and spaces to hang out, so it’s nice for city living. They’ve also landscaped the exterior and added some green space to give it a local feel, even though it’s close to central London. The day care and workspaces are useful addenda, assisting the community in the long run.

They got permission to start in May 2020, started building in 2021, and finished in June 2023. Residents began moving in during the spring and summer of 2023. It demonstrates how they conceived of and executed this project in an established neighborhood.

Location and Market

It’s close to the Royal Oak, Warwick Avenue, and Westbourne Park tube stations; Paddington Station is within walking distance. There are schools, coffee shops, parks likePaddington Recreation Ground and Tamplin Mews Gardens, and good transport to Heathrow and London City airports. Look at a map of the location to see how easy it is to get around and what’s in the vicinity.

London market information suggests you might get back around 2.5% to 4.5% a year if you rent it out, and the value of the property could rise by 5% to 10% on every square meter. So, for instance, if you stump up £500,000, it might grow over five years. This could help someone decide whether it’s worth buying here. The original apartments are all sold out, but you may find resales; the price you pay will depend on what is available and how well you negotiate.