New Homes in Kingston Upon Thames
- £375,000 to £1,300,000
- 1, 2 and 3 bedroom
- Experience modern living with a touch of history at Sterling Place, located on the grounds of a former print works in New Malden. Enjoy quick access to the City, whilst being ideally located near Kingston and Wimbledon. South-west London offers great schooling & prime location for some of the UK's top universities. Explore our characterful homes, with on-site gym, yoga studio & podium gardens.
- £427,000 to £760,000
- 1, 2 and 3 bedroom
- The Lanes is a collection of 1, 2 & 3 bedroom apartments and 3 bedroom houses in London’s largest new park. Set between Wandsworth and leafy Earlsfield, enjoy hybrid living with quick transport connections to central London, or disconnect in 32 acres of urban wilderness on your doorstep. Your Springfield Village neighbourhood provides a supermarket, gym and café for added convenience.
- Coming soon
- Welcome to Streatham Common Junction, an exciting new collection of one, two and three-bedroom homes coming soon to south-west London. Located opposite Streatham Common station, enjoy a village lifestyle offering a vibrant mix of green space and culture, as well as fantastic transport links into central London. Enjoy modern, city living, with thoughtfully-designed layouts, stylish interiors, underfloor heating and private outdoor space to every home.
- £440,000 to £655,000
- 1 and 2 bedroom
- Royal Gateway is where comfort meets convenience. Residents have access to a range of enviable on-site facilities including a gym, concierge, lounge with a co-working space, and rooftop gardens which provide panoramic views of central London. Nearby stations provide access to the Central Line within a 5-minute walk, and the Elizabeth Line within 7 minutes.
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- £310,000 to £585,000
- 1, 2 and 3 bedroom
- Situated next to the Grand Union Canal, Hayes Village is a brand new community, providing a world of convenience right on your doorstep. Enjoy on-site amenities, including a residents' gym, running track and landscaped gardens. The Elizabeth Line is located just a 10-minute walk away with fast connections to the city and beyond. Experience waterside living amongst nine acres of green open space.
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A desirable area to live with a lot going for it yet relatively affordable at the same time, coming regeneration means your new home in Kingston upon Thames could prove to be a truly wise 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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Wildlife and nature around Kingston upon Thames
With the sprawling Richmond Park forming the borough’s northern border and Wimbledon Common the north east boundary, Kingston upon Thames is known for having wonderful access to green spaces. Other pleasant spots include Fishponds Park, Raeburn Open Space and Claremont Gardens, as well as nature reserves like Hogsmill Wood and Edith Gardens.
Activities to do in Kingston upon Thames
The town of Kingston has a local museum, historic market and places like Kingfisher Leisure Centre to get some exercise or have some fun. You can go also for a riverside walk and stroll across Kingston Bridge to Hampton Wick, Hampton Court Park and Bushy Park.
Family-friendly activities to do in Kingston upon Thames
If you have children, don’t miss Jurassic Encounter Adventure Golf or Chessington World of Adventures theme park, which has over 40 rides and an array of entertainment options.
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Primary schools in Kingston upon Thames
When it’s time for your kids to switch their attention to their studies, primary schools such as St Luke’s CofE, Fern Hill Primary and Coombe Hill Junior School are among the borough’s top options. They’re all excellent options along with others such as St Andrew’s and St Mark’s CofE and Tolworth Infant and Nursery School.
Secondary schools around Kingston upon Thames
At secondary level, the Tiffin schools for both boys and girls are both rated just as highly by the education board, likewise the Kingston Academy on Richmond Road. If you’re in the Malden area then Coombe Girls’ School, Grey Court School and Richard Challoner School are all in top choices, while St Andrew’s Catholic School in Leatherhead takes student who live in the south of Kingston upon Thames.
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Kingston’s public transport network is made up of buses, boats and trains, with more than 10 rail stations across the borough - including in places like New Malden, Surbiton and Kingston itself. The A3 and A243 are the two main roads which pass through the area, while the M25 circular is less than a mile from the borough’s southern tip. Major airports Heathrow and Gatwick are also particularly convenient for certain areas.
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The average house price across the borough is comparable with the rest of London as a whole, which you may find a little surprising considering the lively atmosphere you can find in many places around the area.
With a good supply of Victorian homes offering everything from 2 to 3 bedrooms and some serious redevelopment and investment in the New Malden area leading to a significant population increase, you can also find stunning 1 and 2 bedroom apartments just a few miles east of New Malden in the Wallington area.
Wherever you decide to settle down, you can enjoy the smoothest home buying process imaginable thanks to offers like our Movemaker scheme, where we’ll ensure you don’t need to pay any agents’ fees when selling an existing home.