Many interesting real estate opportunities have arisen in and around London. Each one offers new differentiating features and new price points that can appeal to new prospects. From these three, Dexters, Inigo, and Sowerbys have all advertised homes suited to a range of tastes and price points.
Dexters had recently listed a building for sale on Marsh Wall, London E14. This home currently has an offer of £785,000. It has a stunning past, having lived in the care of just four families since being built in 1902. It must be the home’s fortified quality and whimsical charm, as evidenced by the longevity of its transplant precursors. Prospective buyers or more general inquiries should call Dexters on 020 7590 7299 to discuss this super prime property.
To accompany the Inigo website, they have an equally alluring brochure of a property for sale in London Fields, London. This interesting corner property on Mentmore Terrace is advertised with two different price options, £730,000 or £727,500, giving buyers flexibility on what they can pay. Anyone who wants to know more about this exceptional property should contact Inigo’s Tom Bundle on 020 3687 3071. Furthermore, Dexters has another property available on Mentmore Terrace, London E8, which can be accessed through their phone number: 020 7247 2440.
Besides these well-publicised listings, the Hampton Tower residential skyscraper in Canary Wharf has made waves by providing a strikingly ambitious residential offer. This new tower consists of 627 one, two and three-bedroom apartments on 68 floors. The Hampton Tower combines magnificent scale with modern amenities. No wonder it’s the most popular option for those seeking to experience city life in one of London’s most dynamic neighborhoods.
Further afield than the capital, Sowerbys has a property in Broadstairs, Kent on its books. This beautiful Edwardian villa is located on the very private North Foreland estate, offering the new residents a peaceful and exclusive atmosphere. Additionally, a unique property in Bradford-on-Avon, Wiltshire, is part of a converted 17th-century manor house that has been transformed into a cohousing community. This option will appeal to residents seeking a creative, communal and unique place to live in a one-of-a-kind building.
These properties exemplify the variety available in the real estate market, catering to different tastes and lifestyles across London and beyond. With choices from beautiful, but affordable, historic houses to brand-new downtown apartments, newcomers have plenty to attract them.