Sheepcote Road

Location and Residential Context of Sheepcote Road

Sheepcote Road sits in Harrow, HA1, which is in North West London. People like this area because it has good transportation, a solid town center, and parks. You can easily walk to Harrow town center from the building, so it’s easy to get to stores, services, cafes, and public places. The area has houses mixed with businesses, so living here is easy, and you can get around Zone 4 without problems.

Getting around is easy here. Harrow-on-the-Hill station is close, and you can catch the Underground or a train on the Metropolitan Line. It takes about 20 minutes to get to Baker Street in central London. Other stations and buses make it even easier to travel around the city. The map shows how close Sheepcote Road is to transportation, parks, and stores, which makes it a good spot in Harrow.

Architectural Concept and Residential Composition

Sheepcote Road has 149 one-bedroom apartments built for people buying their first home. The apartments start at about 39 square meters. They are small but use space well and have a modern feel. The building looks modern and urban, with lots of light, useful space, and shared outdoor areas.

The building is designed to include everyone. Sixteen apartments are made for wheelchair users, so they are accessible from the start. The building has gardens, social areas, coworking spaces, balconies, and rooftop terraces where people can meet and spend time together. The photos show what the apartments and shared spaces look like.

Market Position, Accessibility, and Buyer Profile

You can buy a one-bedroom apartment at Sheepcote Road starting at £272,000. That makes it a good option for people trying to get into the London housing market. The prices are set so that people can afford them, and it's aimed at local people who want a nice apartment instead of a fancy place in central London. It’s a good choice for someone who wants to own a home for the long term in a connected suburban area.

The building fits into plans to help first-time buyers and create inclusive communities. Buying a new home near transportation and stores adds value for the people who live there. Sheepcote Road is finished and was built by a company that specializes in this type of building. It’s a clear and simple option for people who want good transportation, accessibility, and a sense of community.