New Homes in Hackney
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- Located on the River Lea in East London, Crown Wharf is a new collection of 1, 2 & 3-bed homes, offering waterside living in the heart of Canning Town. Canning Town Station provides fast train and bus connections into central London, just a 6-minute walk away. Enjoy a dedicated concierge, landscaped gardens and over 24,000 sq ft of work, retail and café space right on your doorstep..
- £436,000 to £625,000
- 1 and 2 bedroom
- Bermondsey Heights is a landmark Zone 2 development ready to move into now. Just a 4-minute train ride from London Bridge, the best that central London has to offer is within easy reach. Ambitious local regeneration plans include a proposed new London Overground station 400 metres away, a new business district, restaurants, shops and sports facilities.
- £370,000 to £1,150,000
- 1, 2, 3 and 4 bedroom
- Set beside the Welsh Harp Reservoir, enjoy waterside living and nature trails on your doorstep. Experience the convenience of an on-site Co-op, while also benefitting from nearby Hendon Station, just a 5-minute walk away. Great transport links allow you to reach local favourites like Brent Cross Shopping Centre easily, and commuter hotspots like St. Pancras are only 16 minutes away.
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- Step into Lightmakers, a fresh new community in Sydenham, south-east London, offering thoughtfully planned one, two and three bedroom apartments. Just a short walk from vibrant Sydenham Road, Lightmakers puts independent shops, artisan makers and essential services right on your doorstep, while excellent transport links bring all that central London has to offer within easy reach.
Within Hackney
Nearby Hackney
New Homes in Hackney FAQs
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Having transformed into an attractive place to live and with lots of great modern amenities – including some wonderful natural spots and plenty of great schools – buying a new home in Hackney can be an excellent investment. And if it’s a new property you’re after, don’t miss our Low Deposit Schemes in London, with Deposit Boost.
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Local cultural highlights include the Museum of the Home, Hackney Museum and the Viktor Wynd Museum of Curiosities with its fine art and natural history exhibits. The stalls of Broadway market and the cafes and nights out in Shoreditch and Hoxton are also a major draw, as well as the good selection of open spaces to enjoy across the borough.
From Clissold Park and Haggerston Park to games of football at the iconic Hackney Marshes and walk around Clapton Pond, the London Fields Lido is an absolute must on a sunny day. With the Walthamstow Wetlands and Lee Valley Park just the other side of the north east border, the north western reservoirs, Abney Park and Victoria Park are all must-visits too. What’s more, the City of London and some of London’s most notorious sights and landmarks are only a short stroll from Shoreditch. -
Also close to the heart of Shoreditch are a number of excellent primary schools, including Virginia Primary. Morningside Primary, Orchard Primary and St John and St James CofE are other strong options, along with Queensbridge Primary, Shacklewell Primary and Stoke Newington’s William Patten Primary.
There is also a great selection of secondary schools with strong reputations, including Mulberry Academy Shoreditch and Mossbourne Community Academy. Clapton Girls’ Academy, Gladesmore Community School and the City Academy, Hackney are further well regarded choices available to children who live in the borough. -
In addition to bus and cycling routes, car clubs and community transport schemes, Hackney also has plenty of stations offering London Overground services. Places in the south of the borough have good access to Old Street and Liverpool Street stations, which provide services on the Underground’s Central, Circle, Hammersmith & Fulham and Northern lines. London City Airport, meanwhile, is just over five miles south east of South Hackney.