FLOOR PLANS for Castanea Court
Coombe Road, New Malden, London KT3 4PX – New Malden
1-3 BEDROOM FLOOR PLANS
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Description
Residential Concept and Architectural Identity
Castanea Court completed residential development at Coombe Road, New Malden, London KT3 4PX. The development consists of 83 apartments in four modern low-rise buildings spanning six floors. ADAP masterplan Development not only provides: a strong physical edge to the urban fabric, addressing a public transport important growth opportunity — itself creates key integrated high-density residential and ground floor commercial accommodation, forming an urban arrangement. The configuration caters to both owner-occupier and investment demand throughout the South West London Zone 4.
The residential offering comprises one, two, and three-bedroom apartments with prices from £450,000 to £675,000 depending on layout. All the properties feature loft-style interiors, large windows, and plenty of natural light. Parts of the core specification include energy-efficient underfloor heating, high-specification finishes, and private outdoor space in the form of balconies, terraces, or winter gardens. The overall development is mirroring modern urban design with an efficient approach to residential planning.
Connectivity, Amenities, and Local Infrastructure
Castanea Court benefits from immediate proximity to New Malden railway station, which is only about 76 metres from the entrance and provides direct services to Central London in around 25 minutes. The A3 Kingston Bypass provides road access to central London and Junction 10 of the M25. There are several supermarkets within 250 metres and parks at around 850 metres, both bringing an everyday efficiency to the daily grind. Scenario One: Close Integration with Transport, Retail, and Educational Infrastructure The local map indicates a close integration with transport, retail, and educational infrastructure.
There is a concierge desk, 24-hour parcel collection room, and secure underground parking with electric charging points and dedicated cycle storage, including a bike lift system. Communal roof terraces add more shared space, and the ground floor is lined with retail units, including a Sainsbury’s convenience store. A number of office and retail units also feature on new full repairing and insuring leases, further enhancing the mixed-use nature of the scheme.
Investment Positioning and Market Performance
Castanea Court is a denser redevelopment of an established South West London commuter hub. The development is well placed to catch demand from the professional sector looking for strong rail connectivity with suburban amenities. Based on the comparison of market indicators contained in professional data, we can expect the annual rental income to fall between 2.5% and 4.5%, while the projected annual capital growth will range from 5% up to 10% per square metre, depending on current circumstances.
A private buyer or investor looking at commuter-driven demand in a supply-constrained micro-location may be interested in this opportunity. Floors, site map, and specification documents will be provided with the apartments for sale. Hotel-quality finishes, transport adjacency, and integrated retail functions ensure long-term resilience in the broader London residential property market.
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A good floor plan means having all you need in a smartly designed space. We are sure our quick tips help you pick only the perfect layout for your new home.
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