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Promotion: introducing Berkeley Homes' new London developments
Whether you want green spaces or urban living, we've got it covered, courtesy of Berkeley Homes' shiny new London developments
Woodberry Down
Even the proudest of Londoners will admit to craving tranquil greenery amidst the concrete, which is why we're considering packing our bags and moving to Woodberry Down. The new development looks out across more than 42 acres of open water and beautiful areas of natural conservation, combined with a panoramic city vista. Skyline's collection of 135 one, two and three-bedroom apartments stands at 30 storeys, and designers Manser Practice have arranged the interior to make the most of the view, with large windows in the kitchen and living areas and vertical panes in the bedrooms. In addition to the private luxury of the apartments, residents can use Skyline's gym, pool, Jacuzzi and spa. Landscape architects Murdoch Wickham have designed the outdoor space so you feel miles away from the city, though if that starts to make you panic, fret not: you can jump on the Tube and be at Bank in 22 minutes.
City Road
If you're a resident at City Road's new development, chances are you can walk to work. Situated in the heart of one of London’s most vibrant areas and very close to the City and the capital’s tech and creative quarters, the new scheme will comprise 930 homes, a 190-bedroom four-star hotel, office and retail space, all set within stunning architecture. The collection of studios, one, two and three-bedroom apartments and penthouses are arranged across eight buildings, including two towers reaching up to 42 floors for those sprawling city views. The apartments come with all the mod-cons, including Siemens integrated appliances, underfloor heating and private balconies. Other work distractions include access to a rooftop gym and terrace, a 20m indoor pool and spa, and 24-hr concierge services. Just make sure you invent a new excuse for being late into the office…
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