FLOOR PLANS for Edge
Edge, Manford Way, Hainault, Ilford, London IG7 4EG – Chigwell
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Edge Apartments in Chigwell, IG7
Edge – Manford Way, Hainault, Ilford, London IG7 4EG Edge is a residential redevelopment of seven storeys by Countryside Homes on Manford Way in Hainault (Zone 4). The 50 apartments range from one-, two-, and three-bedroom configurations, with floor spaces of between 51sqm and to 86sqm. Prices for today start at £294,995, putting the development within an affordable bracket for the East London market.
The project is fully finished and ready. A modern and sustainable development, Edge combines new homes with improved community facilities. The massing of the project helps to create a balanced residential environment in an existing suburban context.
Residential Specification and Design Approach
Edge apartments are designed to maximise internal space and natural light, with private balconies featured in some residences. Modern arrangements and modern finishes suitable for long-term occupancy were primary in its development. The mix of properties caters to a variety of household types, ranging from one-bedroom apartments to larger three-bedroom layouts.
It is a project that includes social spaces and access to community infrastructure in its design scheme. The redevelopment keeps density relatively low with 50 apartments spread across seven storeys, and has one of the area’s better examples of integrated building design. Sustainability and integration within the surrounding neighborhood/area play an important part in the long-term placement of the project.
Location and Transport Connectivity
Edge is situated within a mile of Hainault and Grange Hill tube stations (Central line), both within 30 minutes of London Liverpool Street. Bank and Stratford reduce travel times across London. The local map will show the closeness to bus routes, primary schools, and shopping amenities.
Tesco Express, Lloyds Bank, and independent cafes are all located next to the development. Local green space is provided by Hainault Forest Country Park and Fairlop Waters. The 3.5-mile-distant Chadwell Heath station has Crossrail trains, further boosting the long-term transportation upgrades in this part of East London.
Market Context and Investment Consideration
Costs now range from one-bed flats at £294,995 (£5,837 per square metre), two-beds for £370,000, and three-beds for £455,000. The development is still on the market with various layouts. London residential indicators quote potential annual rental income of 2.5-4.5% and the potential for an annual increase in property prices of up to 5 – 10% per sq m, provided market conditions continue as they are.
A potential buyer looking to purchase in Zone 4 might consider this development based on Central line access, affordability, and the location of local amenities. Authentic photo materials, floor plans, and a detailed map of the vicinity will help to assess each configuration. The project is a chance to get into East London growth corridors in the context of an established residential scheme served by existing infrastructure.
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