Flexible Living At Two London Developments
With flexible living becoming the norm, many of us are looking for a new home not only suited for working from home but also for an easy commute for those days when we need to head to the office.
For first-time buyers looking for flexible living, Anthology Deptford Foundry and Hale Works could be the perfect options which also include London Help to Buy.
Sameer Mallick, a first-time buyer city worker who bought a new home at Anthology Deptford Foundry explains how the new development has proven to be the ideal new home for a flexible lifestyle: “Working from home in my own space has helped massively in what has been difficult times for a lot of people but I could not find a better space to work from home in comfort. Deptford Foundry is surrounded with plenty of outdoor space, with Greenwich park round the corner which I've explored on my bike. The apartment comes with an amazing view of The Shard and having a large balcony has helped during lockdowns. The Zone 2 location was exactly what I was looking for and the high specification and space that the apartment offered was unbeatable compared to the other developments which I had viewed.”
Deptford Foundry comprises eight apartment buildings and one tower framing the communal landscaped courtyard areas, and a new public pedestrian and cycle route providing more accessible routes linking Arklow Road and Rolt Street. In keeping with the local area, Rolfe Judd Architects has harnessed some of the artistic, creative flare which flows throughout the community and designed an exciting range of 276 one-, two- and three- bedroom apartments inspired by the area's industrial and cultural history.
The commercial space at Deptford Foundry has been occupied by Second Floor Studios & Arts who rent affordable studios to emerging artists; providing the whole of Deptford Foundry with a creative and artistic flair, in keeping with the local area
With New Cross, Deptford and Deptford Bridge DLR all within walking distance this makes Deptford Foundry the ideal location.
Anthology’s Hale Works is an exclusive development in the heart of one of North London's most diverse communities, Hale Village, North London. Hale Works is the final component of the eleven-phase re-development of the area.
The carefully considered design by Hawkins Brown Architects will consist of a 32-storey tower with a selection of 279 studio, one-, two- and three-bedroom homes, as well as commercial spaces on the ground floor. Residents have access to a communal 24-hour concierge desk along with a sky garden and lounge offering incredible views of the Walthamstow Wetlands
The striking design of the tower will act as a landmark for Tottenham Hale and Hale Village, with amazing views over the unique wetland ecosystem of Walthamstow Reservoirs and the City of London.
Hale Village is a multi-award winning urban village with sustainability and community at its heart. It boasts of an eclectic mix of family run, local businesses, along with coffee shops, local breweries, bars and amazing outdoor spaces, including the Lee Valley’s stunning waterways and Regional Park and Walthamstow Wetlands. Hale Village also already has a range of local amenities on site, including a cafe, gym, supermarket and GP surgery.
Located just a two-minute walk from Hale Works is Tottenham Hale tube, rail and bus stations, all providing direct links into London.
Hale Works - Prices start from £490,000 for a one-bedroom apartment with London Help to Buy available. Email [email protected] or call 020 7526 9229 for more information.
Deptford Foundry - Prices start from £455,000 for a one-bedroom with London Help to Buy available. Email [email protected] or call 020 7526 9229 for more information.
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