Final Help To Buy Apartments At Elephant and Castle Scheme

There are only a few apartments remaining at Manor Place Depot, including the final two one-bedroom homes which can be purchased with London Help to Buy.

Notting Hill Genesis has been transforming the former site of The Manor Place public baths, which laterbecame a well-known boxing venue, with a collection of buildings with a selection of one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments. It’s all part of a major regeneration of the Elephant and Castle district just south of London Bridge, which has a host of local amenities and is also well connected to surrounding neighbourhoods and many places within and outside Greater London.

James Munson, head of marketing for Notting Hill Genesis, commented: “Manor Place Depot is one of a kind; and not only due to its fascinating history. The development is perfectly positioned within easy reach of central London landmarks; meaning those seeking a cosmopolitan lifestyle and a modern home in this characterful corner of Walworth have good reason to get excited. With just two one-bedroom apartments remaining – both of which are available to purchase with London Help to Buy - we encourage city-lovers to secure their new home today.”

Manor Place Depot has been designed to blend modern architecture with the building’s Victorian origins; sympathetically revitalising two heritage buildings and transforming this once-neglected area into an exciting new hub for Londoners to enjoy. Residents here will benefit from a private outdoor space in the form of a balcony or terrace; as well as access to a beautifully landscaped communal garden.

As homes have become more than just a place to rest and relax, versatility has become key. Each of the one-bedroom apartments at Manor Place Depot features an open-plan kitchen/living/dining area, providing homeowners with a generous space to furnish and entertain. There is also ample room to set up a desk space for the prospective home-worker. The apartments also enjoy sizable master bedrooms with built in wardrobes, a well-appointed bathroom, and a private balcony, perfect for displaying planting or incorporating outdoor seating.

The contemporary kitchens come with matt grey handleless units with a range of integrated Zanussi appliances – including a fridge/freezer, microwave, dishwasher, and washer/dryer. The hotel-style bathrooms feature wall-to-wall boutique style mirrors that add a touch of luxury to this relaxing space. Additional features include underfloor heating throughout the apartments, and oak wood-effect flooring in selected areas.

Elephant and Castle plays host to a vibrant selection of restaurants, bars, and green spaces. For outdoor pursuits, residents can explore of Burgess Park, Walworth Gardens, Pullens Gardens and the Tibetan Peace Garden. Places such as the Mercato Metropolitano and Borough Market foodie haunts are within an easy walk of home. The South Bank and West End are also not far away.

Elephant and Castle Zones 1/2 and Kennington Tube stations Zone 2 are a mere 10-minute walk from home, giving access to the Northern and Bakerloo lines. From Elephant and Castle, Waterloo can be reached in four minutes, Bank in five minutes, as well as City Thameslink trains running to Blackfriars, Farringdon and St Pancras International. Travellers also benefit from 24-hour services via the night Tube on the Northern line. For those who like to get around on two wheels, there are two cycle superhighways and Santander docking stations placed at Elephant and Castle station.

Prices for the last two remaining one-bedroom apartments at Manor Place Depot start from £546,000, with London Help to Buy also available. Two- and three-bedroom apartments also available.

Find out more at www.manorplacedepot.com.

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