New Homes in South East London
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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..
- £428,000 to £550,000
- 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 new business district, restaurants, shops and sports facilities.
- £350,000 to £481,000
- 1 and 2 bedroom
- 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.
- £350,000 to £631,000
- 1 and 2 bedroom
- Just a two-minute walk from Streatham Common station, our range of stylish new homes offer quick access to the City, with parks, cafes and everyday essentials nearby. Residents will benefit from a concierge service, private landscaped gardens and an outdoor gym, while homes feature underfloor heating, spacious open-plan layouts and outdoor space to most apartments.
- £378,000 to £700,000
- 1, 2 and 3 bedroom
- Surrounded by 32 acres of idyllic parklands, our range of homes benefit from a leafy south-west London setting and easy transport links to the City via the Nothern Line. Located within Springfield Village, between Wandsworth and Earlsfield, residents can enjoy a range of amenities close to home, including cafes, a gym and supermarket. Find your place to call home on the greener side of London.
Within South East London
Nearby South East London
New Homes in South East London FAQs
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Whichever part of South East London you have your eye on, there are lots of great areas, attractions, schools and transport links to draw you in. So set your sights on your new home, and make sure you check our latest offers to see if you could benefit from a deal like our Movemaker scheme, which could save you a small fortune on agents’ fees.
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Landmarks in South East London
This corner of London contains some of the capital’s most iconic landmarks, a number of which are recognised around the world. From Greenwich Park with its Royal Observatory and Prime Meridian Line to the O2 Arena and Tower Bridge, other attractions include the National Maritime Museum and Bromley’s Jubilee Country Park.
Wildlife and nature in South East London
Pleasant open spaces include Martins Hill, Crofton Wood and Garthorne Road Nature Reserve in Lewisham.
Markets and parks in South East London
Whether you’re hitting the local markets for fresh produce or vintage goods or going for riverside walks, drinks or meals, you can also visit parks like Bromley Park, Deptford Park and Sydenham Wells Park. There are also plenty of other natural spots, cultural draws and sporting facilities to keep you occupied.
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Primary schools in South East London
There’s an array of high performing schools across South East London, with some of the top primary examples including Greenwich’s Millennium Primary, Upton Primary in Bexley and Lewisham’s St Margaret’s Lee CofE. Excellent options also include St Thomas More Catholic Primary in Bexleyheath, Holy Cross Catholic Primary in Catford and Bromley’s Burnt Ash Primary.
Secondary schools in South East London
At secondary level, children in Bromley can continue on to the outstanding Bullers Wood School or Harris Academy in Bexleyheath, while Prendergast School in Lewisham, St Ursula’s Convent School in Greenwich and Bexley’s Beths Grammar School and Townley Grammar School are all in the education board’s top category.
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Although the London Underground doesn’t stretch to many parts of South East London, the area still benefits from Overground services and a wide array of local train stations. The DLR is also a great way to get around the north of the area, while there are plenty of bus routes you can use too. If you have a car then you’ll have good access to the M25 if you live in the south east of the area, while Gatwick Airport is also convenient if you’re in the south east.