New Build Developments Under £500,000 in London
✅ 301 residential developments under £500,000 across London.✅ Built by leading UK housebuilders. Chain-free, 10-year warranty, concierge, and private balconies.
Bermondsey Heights
by Barratt London South BermondseyStriking 28 storey tower with 163 modern homes, concierge, secure access, rooftop terrace and landscaped gardens, offering strong transport links and investment potential
Eastman Village
by Barratt London Harrow & WealdstoneModern landscaped development with green spaces, cycle storage, electric car charging and fast links to central areas, designed for sustainable, comfortable living
Southmere
by Peabody Abbey WoodModern riverside building with clean design, large windows, private decks, planted squares, 24 hour concierge, bike storage and community spaces near parks and shops
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Dockley Apartment
by Matching Green BermondseyNew homes with terraces and rooftop gardens, play area and peaceful courtyard, near parks, markets, schools, gyms, medical care and fast links across the city
One Clapham
by Mount Anvil Clapham JunctionA modern 11 storey development with concierge, gyms, gardens, rooftop terraces and nursery, near shops, parks, schools, medical care and fast travel links
Hayes Village
by Barratt London Hayes & HarlingtonModern canalside development with over 1,000 homes, landscaped squares, shared gardens, retail, secure access, lifts and parking, ideal for long term living or renting
The Moxon
by Verta Property Group High BarnetThe building incorporates landscaped shared gardens, a rooftop terrace, a private gym and secure bike storage, with a design that maximises natural light.
The Beacon Bow
by Poplar Harca Bromley-by-BowA 24-storey mixed-tenure building offers landscaped gardens, a pocket park, secure bicycle storage, a parcel room, locked letterboxes and rooftop terraces.
Uniquely Cricklewood
by Unique Property Group CricklewoodModern six floor courtyard building with 50 light filled homes, balconies, shared patios, secure entry, energy saving design and long term investment potential
Rivermark
by Taylor Wimpey Canning TownRiverside homes with modern design, large windows, gardens, rooftop terraces, concierge, lounge, social spaces and classrooms offer strong long term investment potential
Edgware Parade
by SNG EdgwareModern four to sixteen storey blocks with green spaces, shared ownership, good transport links, shops, cafes, gyms, schools, hospital and parks all nearby
SO Resi North Acton
by Metropolitan Thames Valley Acton Main LineModern one and two bedroom homes in a master planned setting with private balconies, concierge, lounge, gym, cycle storage, gardens and shared roof terrace
100 Woodgate Drive
by Latimer StreathamA 14-storey tower with a planted public realm and balconies, integrating communal social spaces, cycle facilities, bike hire and a Shared Mobility Hub.
Wimbledon Place
by Thornsett Group WimbledonModern mixed use building with 135 new 1, 2 and 3 bedroom homes, concierge, gym, cafe, play areas and landscaped spaces, designed for comfort and community
87 Blackwall Lane
by Hexagon Housing Association Westcombe ParkContemporary new build with 100 well planned homes, modern materials, secure private entrances, useful layouts, natural light, and strong long term living potential
980 Great West Road
by Hadley Property Group BrentfordMixed use scheme with modern homes, commercial space and community amenities, improved pedestrian routes and green access, ideal for work, leisure and investment
Gurnell Leisure Centre
by Ealing Council HanwellModern redevelopment with first class leisure centre, 50 metre pool, fitness studios, outdoor pump track, skatepark, playgrounds, retail and landscaped parkland
Newbury Mews
by Abbey New Homes Newbury ParkDevelopment provides shared landscaped gardens, private front and rear gardens, secure cycle storage, electronic entry and communal solar PV.
Perwell Court
by Not yet determined South Ruislip Three storey mansion style 1940s building with tiled pitched roof, freehold of 27 flats, planning for 9 more units, strong investment and development potential
Printmakers Yard Brentford Waterside
by Fairview New Homes BrentfordModern riverside building with art focused communal spaces, lively high street setting, easy access to parks, schools, cafes, shops, gyms, clinics and transport
New Build Developments Under £500,000 in London
Developments priced under £500,000 represent London’s most searched commercial property segment, capturing strong demand from owner-occupiers and long-term buy-to-let investors alike. With a £500,000 budget, purchasers can choose from masterplanned developments in established Zone 2, 3, and 4 locations such as Greenwich, Stratford, Acton, Wembley, Kidbrooke, and Tottenham Hale.
Schemes at this tier frequently offer hotel-style resident facilities: 24-hour concierge services, private fitness centres, communal landscaped courtyards, residents' lounges, and co-working spaces. Purchasing direct from a developer ensures a 10-year structural warranty, modern EPC energy performance, and complete freedom from upward property chains.
FAQ: New Build Developments Under £500,000 in London
First-time buyers benefit from relief up to £425,000, paying only 5% on the remaining portion between £425,000 and £500,000 (a total of £3,750 on a £500k home). Standard home movers pay tiered rates from £250,000 upwards, though many developments feature full Stamp Duty paid incentives.
Yes. In Zone 2, £500,000 provides access to high-specification new developments in major regeneration districts such as Canada Water, Bermondsey, Deptford, Stratford, and Bow, offering direct tube links into the City and West End.
Gross rental yields in this price segment typically range between 4.8% and 6.2%, supported by robust tenant demand for energy-efficient homes with modern concierge and transport amenities.
Annual service charges generally sit between £3.50 and £5.50 per square foot for schemes with standard facilities (gardens, lift, concierge). Complexes with extensive wellness facilities (pools, spas) sit towards the upper end of that scale.