Mortgage Available New Build Homes in London
✅ 1450 new developments in London with mortgage options starting from £239,996.✅ Discover residential, green, and low-deposit schemes from 504 developers. Enquire now.
Biscuit Factory
by Grosvenor Bermondsey Mixed use development with 1,548 homes, new school, parks, rooftop terrace, coworking, retail, gym, concierge and strong transport links for long term value
Wembley Link
by HUB Group South KentonA modern high rise with gardens, rooftop terraces, gym, pool, cinema, coworking areas and shops, near parks, schools, hospitals, cafes and transport links
Kidbrooke Square
by Notting Hill Genesis Sales Kidbrooke Modern development with 619 homes, strong on walkability, green spaces, gyms and shops, long term community feel, quality finishes and good daily connections
Painters Corner
by Luxgrove Homes Ealing Broadway A 16 storey mixed use building with 140 new homes, flexible retail, cafes, art gallery and landscaped public spaces, near shops, gyms, parks and transport
Wimbledon Hill Park
by Berkeley Group Raynes Park Set around landscaped courtyard gardens and communal green space, the building incorporates an on-site concierge, residents' gym and private cinema.
The Verdean
by Mount Anvil Acton CentralModern new build with landscaped gardens by Royal Botanic Gardens Kew, gym, business suite, cinema room, cycle storage and nearby shops, cafes and schools
Little Furze Place
by Taylor Wimpey Carpenders ParkContemporary eco friendly homes with landscaped open space, energy saving design, private gardens or balconies, strong transport links and nearby schools and parks
One Portal Way
by Imperial College London North ActonMixed use development with strong jobs growth, green squares, pedestrian friendly design, key worker housing and excellent transport links, a smart long term investment
Poet’s Corner
by Harrow Council Harrow & WealdstoneMixed use development with new homes, green spaces, mature trees, shops, cafes, health facilities and gyms, offering healthy living and strong long term value
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Project Flourish (Sainsbury’s Ladbroke Grove)
by Ballymore Kensal GreenMixed use development with 2,519 homes, community hub, modern high street, larger supermarket, green parks, play zones, canal basin, civic park and improved transport.
10 Norway Street
by Acorn New Homes Greenwich Completed, compact building that delivers a private, low-density communal setting and a modest streetside facade.
Chelsea Island
by Hadley Property Group Imperial WharfBoutique riverside building with 89 luxury homes, landscaped gardens, gym, underground parking and excellent connectivity, offering secure long term investment potential
Fairbank Estate
by Hackney Council Hoxton Six storey red brick homes with shared gardens, public square, shops and eco friendly design, near parks, schools, gyms and fast transport, are a smart long term buy
Abbotswood Place
by Earlswood Homes BalhamContemporary low energy homes with air source heat pump, underfloor heating, oak floors, quartz kitchens, Porcelonosa bathrooms and communal gardens for long term value
Angel Village
by We Build AngelModern sustainable building with concierge, gym, co working space, lounge, rooftop terrace, gardens, childrens play area, parking and bicycle storage.
The Langdon
by Aitch Group Langdon ParkA modern sustainable building by Dowen Farmer Architects with 65 stylish 1, 2 and 3 bedroom homes, landscaped gardens and excellent local amenities nearby
County Hall Kingston
by London Square Restored Grade II* civic building with clock tower, belfry and dome. Communal areas keep walnut panelling, coffered ceilings, marble mosaic and stained glass.
Somerleyton
by Lambeth Council BrixtonLarge scale regeneration project with 379 new homes, green corridor, civic square, gym, shops, bright passage, intergenerational gardens and sustainable design.
Verdica
by Countryside Homes Chalk FarmModern homes with concierge, bike storage and courtyard gardens. Close to shops, gyms, parks, schools, cafes, bus links, rail, underground and airports.
55 Morning Lane
by Hackney Council Hackney CentralContemporary council led mixed use building with homes, supermarket, shops, greener public space and jobs, designed for affordability, vitality and community benefit