Prime Point

Located in the heart of the developing area known as Greenwich Peninsula, Prime Point is a stylish residential offering that will be led by L&Q. This inspiring community housing scheme transforms the local landscape, blending affordability with contemporary urban design.

Finding Your Dream Home: apartments in Prime Point for sale

The development consists of 476 residences located across two contiguous blocks on Prime Point Hill. If approved, the development is due to be finished by 2026 and tenants should begin moving in from late next year. Project, which comprises units ranging from Manhattan-style studios to oversized three-bedroom homes.

Located across St Mary Magdalene School, the Prime Point development is wedged perfectly within Greenwich's energy and feel. It is central to the aspiration behind the Greenwich Peninsula Masterplan, which seeks to reinvigorate this vibrant part of London.

Prime Point represents a dedication to affordable living, setting aside 70% of its homes as designated affordable units. What is clear from this initiative, dubbed The Bermondsey project, that it has been designed to cater for a cross section of future residents and promote top quality residential living in the heart of London.

Occupants at Prime Point will have modern comforts and private outdoor spaces enriched by its urban context. The scheme uses innovative architecture, with striking buildings designed by Sheppard Robson and some up to 30 storeys.

Every flat at Prime Point is designed through the prism of fine taste in living spaces with an interplay of modern aesthetics. Managed by JLL Residential Private sales only an array of units for those potentially looking to call ULTRA their home.

Shared ownership is available via L&Q making it possible for more people to be able to afford a home in this part of London. Given the high level of interest it is likely that places will be in demand so any interested parties are encouraged to register their interest early.

As such, this development is not just providing new homes in one of the London's most desirable emerging locations but also helping to satisfy broader social aims through a sizeable proportion of affordable housing.