New properties for sale in E10
Skyline
Waltham Forest 221 Hoe Street, London E17 9PHSkyline is a landmark new 15 story development of 1, 2 and 3 bedroom homes, located at the heart of one of London’s most popular, vibrant and exciting areas providing far reaching views across East London. As well as beautiful living spaces, …
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Siskin apartments
Newlon Living Waltham ForestSPACIOUS ONE BED APARTMENT – PARKING INCLUDED Mixing contemporary urban style with laidback comfort it’s a building that stands out from the crowd. One of East London’s most sought-after new areas to live, Leyton now has the homes…
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Church Road
Galliard Homes 256 Church Road, London E10 7JGLocated in regenerating Leyton, Church Road will feature 38 highly-specified one, two and three bedroom apartments together with two luxurious three bedroom townhouses. All apartments will include a balcony or terrace, whilst the townhouses will …
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| Ready to move | 2,3 |
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The prices and benefits of a new home in E10
The E10 area in East London, provides a balanced urban and green environment, excellent transport links, and a variety of shopping and housing options.
The region also boasts parks and recreational spaces. It makes the place an appealing choice for those seeking a well-connected community with a mix of developed properties for sale and natural beauty.
If you're in search of new developments for purchase in the E10 area of South London, our catalogue features 6 newly constructed homes.
New build homes in E10 start at a minimum price of £340 000, while the maximum price for apartments does not exceed £445 000.
How to choose the best house in E10
Buying the ideal house in E10 in South London involves several key considerations:
- Budget: Establish a realistic budget that factors in all costs.
- Condition: Assess the property's condition, considering maintenance requirements.
- Safety and Environment: Evaluate neighbourhood security and environmental factors.
- Resale Value: Think about the property's potential resale value.
- Home Inspection: Conduct a thorough inspection to identify any issues.