New Homes in Cricklewood
It’s not the biggest place in North West London, but Cricklewood spans three different London boroughs - Barnet, Brent and Camden. If your postcode’s important to you then houses in Cricklewood offer plenty of choice, but in truth, being just five miles from Central London offers everything you could need.
Less than a half-hour cycle down the A5 and you’ll be in places like Westminster and Covent Garden. Closer to home, you can enjoy spots like Gladstone Park, Hampstead Heath and Fryent Country Park; all with our latest developments near Cricklewood below.
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Hendon Waterside
Meadowlark House, Moorhen Drive, Tyrrel Way, Hendon, London, NW9 7QA
- £375,000 to £1,250,000
- 1, 2, 3 and 4 bedroom
- Surrounded by 170 hectares of green space and positioned along the Welsh Harp Reservoir, Hendon Waterside provides you a life at home in nature. Experience a world of convenience, with an on-site Co-op, Starbucks and dental practice. Take advantage of excellent travel links, reach West Hampstead in just 8 minutes and St Pancras in 16 minutes from nearby Hendon Central station.
Wembley Park Gardens
42 Brook Avenue, Wembley, London, HA9 8PH
- £411,000 to £562,000
- 1 and 2 bedroom
- Final 2-bedroom apartments in our first phase ready to move into this summer. Enjoy a concierge, landscaped podium gardens and roof terrace in this landmark new development in north-west London. This world-class destination offers a great choice of amenities on your doorstep, along with fast connections into central London in just 12 minutes from Wembley Park station next door.
Royal Gateway
81 Park View, Acton, London, W3 0PU
- £494,500 to £1,475,000
- 1, 2 and 3 bedroom
- Royal Gateway is designed for today’s lifestyle, with spacious 1, 2 and 3-bedroom apartments and generous amenities available. Residents can take advantage of an on-site gym, lounge, and concierge, plus rooftop gardens provide breath-taking panoramic views of Central London. Nearby stations are within a short 5-minute walk, offering quick access to the city or perfectly connected for travel further afield.
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Ridgeway Views
The Ridgeway, Mill Hill, London, NW7 1AA
- From £432,000
- 1 bedroom
- Final home available. Set within 47 acres in the Mill Hill conservation area, Ridgeway Views occupies an enviable position overlooking Totteridge Valley. Enjoy a concierge, gym, restaurant, and an abundance of green open space just 30 minutes from central London.
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Eastman Village
Harrow View, Unit 2, Polaroid Point, Hargrave Drive, Harrow, Middlesex, HA1 4BF
- £345,000 to £700,000
- 1, 2 and 3 bedroom
- Building on a rich legacy, Eastman Village brings a new life to the former Kodak factory. Offering residents an on-site concierge, gym, Sainsbury's Local, cafés and over 6 acres of green space, there's plenty available at Eastman Village. Reach Euston in 12 minutes from nearby Harrow & Wealdstone station, or enjoy the green spaces on offer in this green pocket of the capital.
Live the Cricklewood life
With a strong community feel, lots of pleasant open spaces in the local area and superb transport links for getting around London, there are plenty of reasons why you may be thinking of buying a home in Cricklewood. There’s another one you may not have thought of in the form of offers such as our Movemaker scheme. With this, we could help get a home you need to sell off the market, reducing your costs and stress levels in one fell swoop.
Things to see and do in Cricklewood
From food-growing projects to open-air opera at pretty park Mapesbury Dell on a pleasant summer’s evening, you can immerse yourself in a delightful local atmosphere in Cricklewood. With an array of shops, eateries and watering holes along Cricklewood Broadway, Gladstone Park is also on the edge of town with its play areas, sports facilities, duck pond, cafe and art gallery.
Whether you’re going for a walk around Brent Reservoir or heading over to Hampstead Heath, you’ll also have Brent Cross close at hand, which has seen some of London’s biggest and best regeneration in recent years. Museums, parks, natural spaces and a thriving high street all combine to make this a great place to live.
Education
The good things keep coming if you have kids, thanks to a selection of outstanding local schools. Our Lady of Grace RC Infant and Nursery School, Our Lady of Grace Catholic Junior School and St Agnes RC School are all primary schools in Ofsted’s top bracket, while the local secondary, Hampstead School, is ranked as good.
Cricklewood transport links
If good transport links are important to you, Cricklewood won’t let you down. The town’s train station offers Thameslink services to a selection of destinations, while Willesden Green and Kilburn stations just to the south are on the Tube’s Jubilee line. Just to the north, Brent Cross and Golders Green are both on the Northern Line, opening up even more possibilities for reaching an array of central spots without even needing to change train.
The Cricklewood property scene
Cricklewood has a good variety of terraces, semis and detached homes, which encompass the Victorian, Edwardian, Twenties and Thirties eras. Conversions are also popular, and help to keep house prices only a little higher than the London average.
This a great part of London to buy a new home in, and you can do just that close to town along Hendon’s Moorhen Drive. Whether the thought of living right next to Brent Reservoir floats your boat or you’re also looking at nearby areas such as Wembley, don’t miss our range of schemes if you’re in need of some extra support with your purchase.