New build homes in North West London: 10 best developments

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Why are new build homes in North West London so sought-after? Maybe it has something to do with this affluent region’s green spaces, creative culture and historical landmarks. But which developments in the area offer the best quality and value for money? With a little help from our verified residents, HomeViews can answer your most pressing questions. Just read on to find out more.

Where is North West London?

Bound by the River Thames to the south and the M25 to the north, North West London contains large parts of the London Boroughs of Barnet, Brent and Camden. It also covers small parts of Westminster and Ealing, Hammersmith and Fulham, Harrow, Islington and Kensington & Chelsea.

New builds in North West London: 10 highest rated developments

So, which new build homes in North West London should you consider buying or renting? On the surface, it can seem like there’s little to distinguish the leading developers in the field. But is this really the case? We asked current residents to share their inside intel to create our Top 10.

*PLEASE NOTE these rankings take into account how many reviews a scheme has and how recently those reviews have been submitted, so may not match the overall star ratings shown. Buildings with a larger number of more recent reviews are given a greater weighting to reflect current building performance.

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In green and serene Harrow, just a 12 minute train from Euston, you’ll find The Palm House – the number one ranked development in North West London. It’s filled with fully-furnished studio apartments and shared spaces, each designed for an effortless living experience. You’ll enjoy an onsite co-working space, gym, cinema, cafe and two panoramic roof terraces, all included in your monthly rent. You can meet your neighbours and get stuck in at daily events, from boxing classes to wine tasting masterclasses.

Read reviews and details of The Palm House, HA3

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In second place, The Quarters Swiss Cottage accommodates 102 self-contained spacious units for short-term stays. Guests can enjoy a range of services and amenities, including in house maintenance and housekeeping. Similarly, Finchley Road station is less than a minute’s walk away, meaning easy access to transport links. Likewise, there is a great selection of shops, restaurants, bars and outdoor space close by.

Read reviews and details of The Quarters Swiss Cottage, NW3

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Third-placed Bradstowe House is a rental development located in the heart of Harrow, just a short walk from Harrow on the Hill train station. Built by Comer Houses and managed by Greystar, the development houses one and two-bedroom apartments. Along with this, it also features a number of penthouses, all of which are available as rental-only. Residents’ at Bradstowe House have access to an onsite gym, lounge as well as, 24hr concierge.

Read reviews and details of Bradstowe House, HA1

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Entering our list in fourth place, The Hub is a collection of studios and one and two-bedroom apartments from developer, JLL. The development is in a plum spot on Harrow’s College Road, handily situated right next door to Harrow-on-the-Hill station for the Metropolitan line and National Rail services, and directly opposite St Anns Shopping Centre.

Read reviews and details of The Hub, HA1

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In fifth place, Madison is a Build to Rent development in Wembley Park, close to Wembley Stadium. The development exudes ‘Mad men’ cool. Its interiors combine a range of mid-century modern and contemporary design influences and it overlooks and opens out onto the leafy Union Park. There are resident gardens with BBQs ideal for for summer days/nights, the roof terrace boasts stunning views of park, gardens and of course the iconic Stadium arch. There’s dedicated kid’s play areas for families, dog parks for pets and a series of WFH areas and meeting rooms. Plus you’ll find resident lounges, a screening room for film nights or the big game – all open and even available for exclusive hire.

Read reviews and details of Madison, Wembley Park, HA9

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In sixth, Dandi Wembley offers modern studio and one-bedroom apartments designed for dynamic co-living. The development features innovative spaces with amenities like a rooftop café, resident lounge, wellness studio, and 24-hour security. Located in Wembley Park, residents enjoy proximity to entertainment and dining options. Apartments are fully furnished with regular cleaning, and residents can partake in events like yoga, art workshops, and food-themed events, promoting a community spirit. The development aims to provide a vibrant, social, and convenient lifestyle for its residents​

Read reviews and details of Dandi Wembley, HA9

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Up next in seventh, we have L&Q at Colindale Gardens. Comprising 211 apartments, the development offers units of one, two and three-bedrooms. Residents benefit from an on-site concierge, a private balcony and from being only a 10-minute walk from Colindale station, which is serviced by the Northern line.

Read reviews and details of L&Q at Colindale Gardens Private Rental, NW9

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Tkaing eighth place, Edgwarebury Manor is a private gated family housing development offering 2,3 and 4 bedroom homes, as well as 1 and 2 bed apartments. As well as being close to green spaces, it is also just as close to London, with it being less than 30 minutes away.

Read reviews and details of Edgwarebury Manor, HA8

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Sitting ninth in our rankings for North West London, Eden House in Harrow-on-the-Hill is a newly renovated building offering 73 luxury apartments. The development offers 1 to 4 bedroom apartments, available furnished or unfurnished for long-term letting. Each apartment is designed with ample storage, quality furniture, and superb kitchens and bathrooms featuring Siemens appliances. Key features include in-built Sonos speakers and some flats have outside spaces. It’s conveniently close to Harrow town center and the station, providing easy access to Central London in as little as 16 minutes​

Read reviews and details of Eden House, HA1

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Taking the number 10 spot in North West London is The Quarters Kilburn. Located in the heart of popular Kilburn, the development offers 82 self-contained studios. Kilburn Park station is a 5-minute journey away. As a result, residents have access to Central London as Euston is only a 7-minute journey. Furthermore, residents have access to parking, a concierge and a lounge.

Read reviews and details of The Quarters Kilburn, NW6

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Queen’s Park Place is a new-build development from London Newcastle, made up of 116 contemporary apartments and penthouses arranged around private courtyard gardens. It’s neighboured by Queen’s Park station, which offers Bakerloo line services into Paddington Station in less than 10 minutes.   Read reviews and details of Queens Park Place, NW6

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Uncle Wembley comprises of 239 one, two and three bedroom apartments in Wembley. Residents here benefit from a private gym, wellness room, roof terrace and from it being pet friendly. The development is also just a 4-minute walk from Wembley Central Station, as well as various local amenities. Read reviews and details of Uncle Wembley, HA9

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Myrdale Lodge, located on Edgware Road in London, NW2, is a residential building comprising 61 flats. It’s in close proximity to various amenities, including schools and public transport options. The nearest secondary school, The Crest Academy, is approximately 0.9 km away and is rated ‘Good’. For transportation, Brent Cross West station, offering national rail services, […] Read reviews and details of Myrdale Lodge, NW2

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Wembley Park Gate by Barratt London is located in ]the Wembley Park district. It is comprised of 211 apartments, ranging from studio, one, two, three and four-bedroom apartments. Included in the complex are over 70 shops, restaurants and coffee shops. There is also a range of offices. It is located a short walk from Wembley […] Read reviews and details of Wembley Park Gate, HA9

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The Mount at Millbrook Park is a Countryside development located in Mill Hill. The development comprises of 133 residential dwellings comprising of one and two bed flats and three and four-bedroom houses. Mill Hill East station is in close proximity to the development that carries Northern line services into the City and Central London. Read reviews and details of The Mount at Millbrook Park by Countryside, NW7

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Stanmore Place is a residential development by Berkeley St Edward that offers a selection of one, two, three, four and five-bedroom apartments and houses in Harrow. Canon’s Park Underground station is in close proximity to the development and is served by the Jubilee line that offers services into Central London.The nearest railway station is Harrow […] Read reviews and details of Stanmore Place, HA7

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Harrow Square is developed by Barratt Homes. It is located in Middlesex Harrow and is one minute away from Harrow on Hill Station with direct lines to Kings Cross St. Pancreas and Baker Street. Harrow itself is home to one of the largest shopping areas in London and the development is only a 15 minute […] Read reviews and details of Harrow Square, HA1

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NOW SOLD OUT! Anthology Wembley Parade is located in one of North-West London’s most international neighbourhoods. It features a collection of 1, 2 and 3 bedroom homes and sits right by Wealdstone Brook. Additionally, the rest of the city is within easy reach thanks to the nearby stations at Wembley Park and Wembley Central. Wembley […] Read reviews and details of Wembley Parade, HA9

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A collection of contemporary one, two and three bedroom apartments located close to the revitalised waterside in Alperton, a convenient short walk from the Piccadilly line. Read reviews and details of The Rise, HA0

What’s it like living in North West London?

Effortlessly blending beautiful parklands, stunning cityscape views, and a cosmopolitan cultural backdrop, North West London needs little advertisement. The area also draws families for its great schools and interesting high streets – and London Zoo! – while young professionals benefit from the wealth of entertainment and leisure facilities at their fingertips. Think music venues, trendy delis, pubs, and the famous market in Camden Town.

What are some of the main attractions of North West London?

When you need to escape the hubbub of city life, tour the formal gardens of Regent’s Park or Kensington Gardens or ramble the wilds of Hampstead Heath. The latter is dotted with cafés, bathing ponds, and sports facilities, as well as an open-air theatre. Sporting enthusiasts can also enjoy regular visits to the Lord’s Cricket Ground and Wembley Stadium.

All this might seem like enough to keep you entertained, but of course, you’ll always be close to many of London’s other major draws, including the British Museum, Covent Garden, and Westminster – to name a few.

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How good is transportation in North West London?

Travelling across North West London is a breeze, thanks to the extensive Overground and Tube network serving this part of the capital. Additionally, the M1 runs diagonally from the northwest to the southeast, connecting to the M25, Luton, and the heart of England. Alternatively, hop on the A40 for a speedy trip to Colne Valley Regional Park or a quick diversion to Heathrow Airport.

What are average North West London property prices like?

Rightmove’s latest figures (September 2024) put the average price of a property in North West London at £917,000. While flats sold for around £656,000 semi-detached and terraced properties averaged £979,000 and £1,072,000 respectively. Overall, the area proved more expensive than North London but cheaper than West and Central London.

Rentals vary a lot across the region, but a quick survey shows that prices currently stand at around £2,325 PCM in Barnet, £2,100 in Brent, and £3,720 in Camden Town on average (Home.co.uk: September 2024).


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