Brent Cross Town

Brent Cross Town Hong Kong exhibition with Savills 21 - 22 May 2022 from 11am to 6pm at Alexandra Room and Statue Square, 2/F, Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong.

Introducing new homes at The Delamarre, completing in Q4 2024 and The Ashbee, completing in Q4 2024.

Developer Argent Related has released new images of the first two buildings, The Ashbee and The Delamarre, at the £7 billion 180-acre Brent Cross Town development launched last week.

The first two buildings released for sale contain 277 apartments ranging from studios to one, two and three-bedroom apartments, including maisonettes. Each building has its own distinct aesthetic with interiors by Woods Bagot.

The Ashbee, designed by Squire & Partners, offers 107 studio, one, two and three-bedroom apartments, including maisonettes, with balconies and terraces on the upper floors. The homes range from 481 square feet (44.8 m2) up to 1,706 square feet (158.5 m2). The Ashbee is an elegant building with contemporary stepped brick facades. The modern interiors draw on the design principles of the Arts & Crafts architecture of Hampstead Garden Suburb and Golders Green, associated with Ebenezer Howard and Harriet Bennett.

The Delamarre, designed by Maccreanor Lavington, offers 170 studio, one, two and three-bedroom apartments, ranging from 487 square feet (45.2 m2) to 950 square feet (88.3 m2). A contemporary interpretation of Art Deco, the interiors of The Delamarre reflects the work of key North London figures such as Ernst Freud. The striking bay-fronted brick mansion building is inspired by the Edwardian mansion blocks of neighbouring Hampstead and Highgate, with full-height windows and balconies, wrap-around terraces for apartments on the upper floors and a private podium garden at the centre of the building.

The residents of the two new buildings will be part of The Claremont Park Club, a state-of-the-art health and leisure club and workspace facility, located across the ground floors of both buildings.

The state-of-the-art health and leisure club with a workspace facility is located across the ground floors of both buildings. The space will offer direct access to cutting-edge facilities including a gym, fitness and yoga studios and a separate personal training suite; as well as the perfect work-from-home amenities; with shared and private workspaces, and a private bookable meeting room and two lounge areas. The Claremont Park Club also offers an exceptional environment in which to entertain, with two private dining rooms, a cinema-style screening room complemented by a cocktail bar, and a spacious lounge and entertaining suite.

Tom Goodall, Partner and Head of Residential for Argent Related commented: “Brent Cross Town will offer something unique to London; a new neighbourhood set around 50 acres of parks and playing fields but within 12 minutes of Zone 1 London. It will be a place which supports health and wellbeing and maximises the opportunities offered by our new flexible lifestyles. As well as being focussed on providing great new homes, we are focussed on creating the best place to live in the capital.”

Nina Coulter, UK Board Director & Director of Residential Development Sales at Savills, added: “Brent Cross Town is the most important new residential development launch in London in 2022. Post the pandemic there is a strong “green premium” with homeowners wanting to live in a healthy environment. With its green spaces and commitment to the environment, Brent Cross Town is ahead of many other developments.”

The first phase of the development will include Claremont Park and a new parade of local shops, both set to open in Spring 2022.

Construction is also underway on the new Brent Cross West station, which is due for completion by December 2022.

The first phases will also include around 1,000 new homes for sale and rent, as well as affordable homes, up to 1 million square feet of offices, new sports and play facilities, shops and restaurants and a new primary school.

Buyers interested in Brent Cross Town can visit the new Visitor Pavilion located on Claremont Road NW2 1FE, where they can explore a scale-model of the new park town, tour the show apartments dressed by The Six Collective, view the new Claremont Park and enjoy a coffee at the adjacent Spruce & Larch café.

Prices currently start from £390,000. Residents can apply for a parking license for a bay in the shared basement car park.

Brent Cross Town is launching today!

Studios, 1, 2 and 3-bedroom apartments are for sale, starting at £390,000.⁠
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The first collection to launch is Parkside Apartments at The Delamarre and The Ashbee buildings facing Claremont Park. In total, 6,700 homes will be built in this development next to Brent Cross West Station (opening 2022) and 50 acres of green parks and playing fields.
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Contact Savills or register your interest at brentcrosstown.co.uk. The visitor Pavilion is located at 145 Claremont Road, London NW2 1FE.

Brent Cross Town’s Parkside apartments are launching on 28th April 2022.

The event will take place at the Brent Cross Town Visitor Pavilion, NW2 1FE.

Developer Argent Related is at Brent Cross Shopping Centre until this Saturday showcasing the £7BN, 180-acres, net-zero Brent Cross Town development. Meet the team and get an early preview of the first residential homes on the park due to launch in spring 2022.

The Brent Cross Town residential team, alongside their residential agent Savills will be at The Brent Cross Shopping Centre until late Spring showcasing their plans alongside a scale model of the two residential new homes in the area.

The new Visitor Pavilion on Claremont Way at Brent Cross Town has opened its doors to the visitors.

To celebrate the opening of the new Brent Cross Town Visitor Pavilion, a free series of small workshops and events are held from 1- 19 December 2021. Find out more at brentcrosstown.co.uk.

Designed by Moxon Architects, the Visitor Pavilion is the first building completed in Argent Related’s 180-acre Brent Cross South development.

The 8,000 sq ft temporary Visitor Pavilion will bring the vision of the future town centre development to life - its homes, workspaces, leisure and communal spaces.

The building materials used were low-impact, such as Glulam beams and Cross Laminated Timber (CLT) prefabricated panels chosen for the smaller embodied carbon footprint than more typical construction materials like steel or concrete, generating less waste and requiring shorter construction time.