Final Homes Available At Popular West London Development

With 98% of the development sold, there are still a few homes for sale at Padcroft, a Redrow development of 315 homes in West Drayton, one of the areas west of London where demand has grown in the run-up to the commencement of Crossrail.

Right now, there are just seven two-bedroom apartments remaining for sale, all available with the current version of the London Help to Buy scheme and free from Stamp Duty under the government’s current ‘holiday’. These apartments are already finished and ready for eager buyers to move into, so there should be a limited delay between choosing your dream home and taking up residency. Prices start from £452,000.

The development is well-located, less than a five-minute walk from West Drayton station, which provides links to Paddington in 24 minutes and the West End in 40 minutes – times which will be reduced with the introduction of Crossrail services.

Each apartment has a contemporary fitted kitchen, including high-end integrated appliances, and underfloor heating features throughout. Every home at Padcroft also benefits from a private balcony, as well as access to podium gardens. Situated adjacent to London’s Grand Union Canal, many of the apartments benefit from waterside views too.

Neil Bowron, sales director at Redrow’s Greater London region, commented: “Since launching in 2016 the new homes have been attracting young professionals who have been drawn to the neighbourhood for the affordability, excellent connections and fast-growing selection of cafés, pubs and restaurants. Now, it is the last chance for savvy first time buyers and young professionals to purchase one of our homes here.

“With the current Help to Buy scheme due to end in spring 2021, this is a rare opportunity for buyers to be able to reserve with the help of the government scheme, and also pay no stamp duty on completion.”

To date, 88% of sales to date have been to buyers under the age of 45, and the apartments are also seen as a great investment opportunity. The West Drayton sales market has house prices 11% lower than the Outer West London average, with some positive industry forecasts to prices going forward.

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