Competitively priced & connected homes in London’s latest regeneration hot spot
11-03-2014
Nine Elms Point by Barratt London presents buyers with an opportunity to purchase a new home in an area of London set to benefit from significant improvements to its transport infrastructure and local amenities. The stylish homes are competitively priced compared with nearby schemes and for a Zone 1 address, making Nine Elms Point an attractive proposition for people looking for an alternative to the traditional central London postcodes.
The scheme will comprise 593 apartments – a mix of studio, one, two and three-bed apartments plus penthouses – with completions expected from summer 2016. A new flagship Sainsbury’s will form part of the development, which will not only provide convenient grocery shopping for local residents but also create 300 new jobs.
Located on Wandsworth Road in Lambeth SW8, Nine Elms Point sits adjacent to the planned Nine Elms underground station that is part of the £1.5bn northern line extension due for completion in 2019. It is also a 5-minute walk from Vauxhall underground, bus and rail station offering rapid access to Oxford Circus via the Victoria line in around 7 minutes.
Nine Elms Point has been awarded “Built for Life” status, a Government endorsed commendation for the best new homes. Each apartment has been designed with generously sized rooms and flexible open-plan living spaces to adapt to the varying demands of contemporary lifestyles, with large windows that create an airy environment and allow for an influx of natural sunlight. Most of the apartments also benefit from a generously sized terrace or balcony.
Interiors incorporate modern comforts, such as underfloor heating and energy efficient recessed downlighting. Kitchens come fully-equipped with high end appliances, including wine coolers, and feature silestone worktops and with complementary glass splashbacks. Bathrooms are sleek and contemporary with white Roca bathroom suites and stainless steel Grohe fittings offset by mirrored walnut vanity units.
Homes are spread across seven metallic buildings designed by architect Broadway Malyan to reflect the site’s history as a foundry, including a 37-storey tower that will be Barratt London’s tallest residential structure to date. The buildings are set around exceptionally large landscaped courtyards with elevated pathways and a striking water feature. Residents will also benefit from a fully-equipped private fitness suite, 24-hour concierge service, business centre and a private dining room available for exclusive occasions.
Gary Patrick, Regional Sales Director at Barratt London, said: "The Nine Elms neighbourhood has been earmarked by the Mayor of London as one of London’s most important regeneration stories over the next 20 years. Our aim is to deliver homes that are attractively priced for the local area and we are confident that they will appeal to a whole range of buyers looking for high quality apartments within a stone’s throw of central London.”
Prices in this contemporary development start from £447,000 for a studio apartment.
For more information and prices, visit barrattlondon.com/nineelmspoint.