New Build Developments in London Zone 4
✅ 57,652 new homes in Zone 4 from 109 developers.✅ Prices from £250,000. Ready to move & off-plan options.
Woodside Park
by Pocket Living Woodside Park Modern four storey building with 86 homes, shared roof terrace, social areas, secure cycle storage and parking, finished and ready for comfortable low maintenance living
Hayes Village
by Barratt London Hayes & Harlington Riverside homes in a transformed factory area with modern design, green spaces, gym, nursery, shops, cafes, easy transport links and long term community appeal
Lion Crescent
by PA Housing Castle Bar ParkModern new build with nearby parks, gyms, schools, cafes, supermarkets, medical centres and fast access to major airports, ideal for homebuyers and investors
Pod Brentford
by NHG Homes BrentfordModern new build completing in Summer 2025 with rooftop terrace, smart design, natural light, green spaces nearby and easy access to transport, schools and parks
Griffin Park
by ECOWorld London Brentford Sustainable new homes with 149 properties, green park, eco friendly design, transport links, schools, shops, gyms and clinics all within easy walking distance
New Avenue
by Countryside Homes Southgate Modern energy efficient homes with landscaped courtyards, secure parking, quality interiors, bike storage and nearby parks, schools, gyms, cafes and supermarkets
White Horse Chadwell Heath
by Oakwood Real Estate Chadwell Heath Bright 1 to 3 bedroom homes with modern design, shops below, strong transport links and regeneration potential, offering value now and likely price growth later
Urban Picturehouse
by Montreaux homes Sidcup Contemporary brick design, secure access, energy efficient build, landscaped gardens, gyms, parks, schools, shops and medical care all within a short walk
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Goodmayes
by Hadley Property Group GoodmayesSustainable mixed use building with green roofs, mobility hub, public square, gym, music academy, play areas and landscaped spaces, approved by local council
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Edge
by Countryside Homes HainaultNewly built 1 to 3 bedroom homes with modern sustainable design, community spaces, local shops, schools, parks, gyms and fast links across the city
Vicarage Field
by Pinebridge Investments BarkingMixed use new build homes with flexible 1, 2 and 3 room layouts, strong investment potential, reduced price, modern design, green spaces and excellent connectivity.
Wireless Apartments
by Dunmoore Isleworth Modern residential building with durable materials, natural light, open plan layouts and efficient space, ideal for long term living and structured property investment
Buying a New Build Home in London Zone 4
Zone 4 covers some of London's most sought-after suburban destinations — Richmond, Ealing, Wimbledon, and parts of Essex and Hertfordshire. This zone appeals to families prioritising green space, top-rated state and independent schools, and quieter residential streets, without sacrificing London connectivity. According to 2026 market data, Zone 4 saw the highest inflow of buyers relocating from inner zones in the post-pandemic period.
There are currently over 180 new build developments in Zone 4 available in our catalogue. Whether you are drawn to the parks and riverside of Richmond or the established communities of Ealing, buying direct from a developer provides a 10-year warranty, modern construction standards, and full tenure transparency.
FAQ: New Build Developments in London Zone 4
New homes in Zone 4 start from £250,000. Prices vary considerably by location, with premium riverside and park-adjacent homes in Richmond and Ealing commanding higher values.
Completion dates across Zone 4 range from 2026 to 2036. Several family-oriented schemes in this zone are already completed and available to view.
Zone 4 combines excellent school catchments, green space, and suburban peace with 30–45 minute journeys into central London. Rental yields in Zone 4 typically range between 4.2% and 5.8%, and the zone consistently outperforms the London average for long-term capital growth due to persistent housing undersupply in desirable family postcodes.