New Build Homes with Parking in London
✅ 563 new developments with Parking in London from 270 developers.✅ Explore 108,059 new off-plan and completed homes starting from £250,000.
Helix
by Hyde New Homes Harlesden Modern development with landscaped gardens, cycle storage, energy efficient design, secure video entry, close to parks, schools, cafes, shops and transport links
Station Road
by Huxley Group New Barnet Boutique new build of 6 units and 2 mews houses. 3-bedroom houses with private rear gardens, parking, energy efficient design, new build warranty, short walk to rail
The Lion House
by Not yet determined Latimer RoadNewly renovated historic home with premium materials, sustainable design and elegant façade, close to parks, schools, cafes, gyms and fast transport links
Equinox at One One Six Cockfosters
by Rothmore Property CockfostersModern medium rise architecture with landscaped gardens, rooftop terrace, secure cycle storage, energy efficient systems and nearby cafes, gyms, schools and parks
Charlotte Terrace
by Bentry Capital KensingtonBoutique new build with restored Georgian facade, private landscaped courtyards, sustainable systems, and community focused amenities, ideal for long term investment
Arden
by Peabody Lewisham New homes with modern design, green courtyards, wellness spaces, coworking hub and screening room offer style, comfort and strong long term investment potential
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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.
Piano Studio
by Not yet determined Chalk FarmBoutique conversion of a historic piano factory with raw brick, steel windows and marble details, offering bright, refined homes near parks, shops and transport
Dolphin Bridge House
by Titan Property UxbridgeModern canal side building with floor to ceiling windows, private outdoor spaces and secure entry, offering light filled homes, green space access and strong investment potential
1-8 Capitol Way
by Royal London ColindaleModern mixed use building with 501 homes, landscaped public spaces, cafes, gyms and shops nearby, good transport links and strong long term investment potential
Leegate Shopping Centre
by London Square LeeMixed use scheme with homes, supermarket, public house, restaurant, clinical space, green areas, play spaces, secure cycle storage and car club for sustainable living
Alexandra Gate (Clarendon)
by St William (Berkeley Group) Turnpike Lane Modern 12 acre city village with landscaped gardens, resident facilities, waterside café, shops, nursery, yoga studio, gyms and fast links to key destinations
London New Build Developments with Parking
Secure parking is a premium feature in London’s new build market, offering residents the convenience and safety of dedicated vehicle storage. Modern developments provide a range of options, from secure underground garages with gated access to surface parking and electric vehicle charging points.
London currently features 700 developments with professional parking facilities. These spaces offer a significant advantage in the capital’s congested city centre, ensuring ease of access and supporting the long-term value and resale potential of the property for both residents and investors.
FAQ: New Build Homes with Parking in London
No, parking is often sold as a separate option or reserved for larger units (such as three-bedroom apartments and penthouses). In many Central London developments, "car-free" policies mean that parking is only available to Blue Badge holders or as part of a limited number of spaces sold by separate negotiation.
Secure underground parking provides a high level of safety through gated fob access, CCTV monitoring, and restricted pedestrian entry. It also protects vehicles from the elements and vandalism, which is particularly valuable in a high-density urban environment like London.
Yes, current London planning regulations require a significant percentage of parking spaces in new developments to feature active or passive electric vehicle charging points. This ensures that the building is future-proofed for the transition to electric transport.