Eastman Village in Harrow by Barratt Developments
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From
- £ 308,000
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Barratt Developments
Harrow
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From
- £ 308,000
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- Property Type Apartment
- Bedrooms
- Ready
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Description
- Eastman Village by Barratt Homes, North West London
- A new community in the heart of Harrow
- Project designed by award winning architect – Pollard Thomas Edwards
- An energy-efficient development
- A range of high quality, and high specification homes
- Promises strong rental yield of up to 6%
- Exceptional transport links
- A majority of schools are “Outstanding” or “Good”
- Parks and gardens in close proximity
- Gym, cafés and supermarkets planned for residents
Eastman Village by Barratt Homes is a new development planned in the heart of Harrow, North West London. For the last 150 years, the area was home to the renowned Kodak factory and later became a part of a regeneration programme by Harrow Council. A significant feature of this area is 6 acres of parkland that runs through the heart of the village. According to the blueprint for the development, it will deliver more than 2,000 new homes, comprising of one, two, and three bedroom apartments.
Only 11 miles north-west of Central London and Eastman Village takes pride in presenting a few exceptional transport links including five rail and tube lines to choose from in Harrow. It will take under 13 minutes to reach Euston and 35 minutes to Bank from there. You can also find a bus to Harrow-on-the-Hill right on your doorstep, while, Harrow & Wealdstone Overground station is just a 10-minute walk away, and London airports are just under one hour’s drive.
Considering the needs of modern living and to cater to the finer taste of potential customers, the project was designed by the award winning architect – Pollard Thomas Edwards. All homes boast high specifications, energy efficient appliances and quality furnishings, making them one of the best investments of time. According to a study, you can save up to £2,763 on energy bills each year there.
However, not just homes are planned in the vicinity but potential residents will find new restaurants, cafés, coffee shops, gyms, work spaces and supermarkets popping up gradually.
You can swap gyms and indoor activities with many parks, open green spaces and outdoor gardens found in close proximity and continue enjoying an active and healthy lifestyle. In short, a whole new leisure, business, and residential project is planned around landscaped parkland.
The community boasts a range of outstanding schools including the world renowned Harrow School. Investing in Eastman Village homes also comes with a guaranteed rental yield of up to 6%, with Barratt’s rental guarantee scheme. And not just rental yield is guaranteed but capital growth is also promised in regard to investing in Eastman Village. Whether you are looking for your first home or an investment property, investing in Eastman Village homes is a viable investment option.
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About the Area
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About the Area
This corner of West London was home to the world’s first garden suburb, and its neighbourhoods haven’t strayed far from these charming roots. Here, you’ll find wide streets lined with picturesque detached homes winding around gorgeous green spaces and quaint village high streets. Despite the area’s rustic beauty, it retains excellent transport connections with central London. Ealing alone has four Tube stations, and the arrival of Crossrail in 2019 will further shorten journey times. Acton has long been seen as the lesser neighbour of the grander Chiswick and Ealing, but as they become saturated and Acton undergoes significant regeneration, it’s starting to gain ground in the desirability stakes.
Life here is a perfect medley of bustling urban and old world vibes. Arriving in Hammersmith on one of the four Tube lines that connect through its station, it’s hard to believe that anywhere nearby could be described as peaceful. Yet, stepping away from the busy roads around the station, it’s not long before you stumble across quiet leafy streets, riverside walks and charming local parks untouched by urbanisation, including Brook Green and Holland Park. Cultural opportunities abound here and there’s something for everyone, whether you’d prefer to watch an opera at Holland Park’s open air theatre, browse the vintage shops and stalls of Portobello Road, or see the latest exhibition at Kensington Olympia. For a quiet afternoon, head to one of the area’s established cafes and bars and watch the world go by. As some of London’s most perennially popular areas, Bayswater, Maida Vale and Kensington attract residents from all over the world who live alongside London’s creative set in this cosmopolitan corner of the Capital. Once families secure a property here, whether it be a mansion flat in Maida Vale or an Italianate terrace, they rarely let it go, and some say the stucco terraces of Bayswater and Little Venice with access to beautiful communal gardens are London’s best kept property secret.
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