New homes in Grosvenor Way
Grosvenor Way in Tooting delivers contemporary South West London living with excellent value and outstanding transport connectivity to Central London. This newly-developed area features modern residential buildings, local amenities and proximity to Tooting's vibrant cultural scene.
Tooting station provides Northern line access to the City in 20 minutes, while comprehensive bus networks offer connections across South London. The area benefits from Tooting Market's authentic atmosphere, diverse dining options and proximity to Tooting Common.
With competitive pricing, modern amenities and growing appeal among young professionals and families, Grosvenor Way offers excellent value for contemporary London living. Explore our latest developments of new homes in Grosvenor Way below.
The Lanes
Lapidge Drive, London, SW17 0YF
- £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.
Streatham Common Junction
100 Woodgate Drive, London, London, SW16 5YP
- £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.
Sterling Place
245 Burlington Road, New Malden, London, London, KT3 4NE
- £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.
Lightmakers
Alan Pegg Place, Bell Green, Lower Sydenham, SE26 4PU
- £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.
Bermondsey Heights
Vista Heights, 227 Ilderton Road, London, SE15 1PP
- £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.
Royal Gateway
81 Park View, Acton, London, W3 0PU
- £435,000 to £705,000
- 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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Grosvenor Way generally benefits from strong urban connectivity. Residents typically have access to several bus routes within walking distance, linking to nearby high streets and neighbouring districts. Depending on the specific borough, the nearest rail or Underground stations provide services into central London and across the wider network. Road access is usually straightforward, with nearby connections leading toward major A‑roads or transport hubs.
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Families living around Grosvenor Way are typically served by a choice of established local schools, including primary, secondary and early‑years settings. The wider borough usually offers multiple well‑regarded schools within a short commute. For older students, sixth form colleges and further education centres are commonly accessible by public transport.
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Residents will usually find a selection of neighbourhood amenities close by, such as small shops, cafés, parks and fitness facilities. Larger leisure options, such as shopping centres, cinemas, or cultural venues, often reachable in minutes via local buses or nearby train/Underground stations. Walkable green spaces and local community facilities add further convenience for day‑to‑day activities.
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Grosvenor Way typically offers a quieter residential environment while still being close to the conveniences of a London borough. The surrounding area provides access to essential services, public transport, green spaces and local shops. Its balance of calm residential living and practical urban accessibility makes it suitable for families, professionals and commuters.