Delivered by St George – a proud member of Berkeley Group – these spacious apartments complete with private outdoor space and many offer exquisite water views. The homes are set within serene landscaped gardens bringing nature to the heart of the development.
Taking inspiration from its tranquil setting, the 16-storey Waterview House launched with a Manhattan and two bedroom show apartment designed by award-winning interior designers Thirteen ID and Killer5, respectively. Sustainable and recyclable materials have been featured throughout both designs including artwork, wallpaper, paints, upholstery and furniture all of which are made in the UK to reduce carbon footprint.
Offering a breath of fresh air to London living, Grand Union will provide a new canal-side destination to live, work and relax. The 22-acre former derelict Northfields Industrial Estate is being transformed by St George into a vibrant mixed-use neighbourhood in Alperton and will deliver much needed homes and jobs to the London Borough of Brent.
Vibrant canalside homes
Waterview House, due for completion in 2024, is the first building to launch in Phase Two. It will benefit from large, private balconies and the 14th floor will feature a private roof top garden with amazing views over the Grand Union canal.
St George has prioritised sustainable living as central to the vision for Grand Union. There will be 34 EV charging points in Phase Two (bringing the total number on site to 300) and Phase One and Two together will comprise 1,466 cycle storage spaces bringing the total number across the site to 3,892 – about 500 more than the total number of homes.
Reconnecting the local area with the Grand Union Canal and River Brent, Grand Union is also opening up previously inaccessible parts of these waterways to the local neighbourhood creating improved routes around the development and to Stonebridge Park Station.
Steve Kirwan, Managing Director, St George West London, commented:
“Waterview House is an important part of the Grand Union masterplan. Located right on the canal, these apartments will also have access to a private roof top garden and the array of facilities on offer at Grand Union including a waterside bar and restaurant, community centre, residents’ lounge, bowling alley, Co-op supermarket, Twisty Tails nursery all set within beautifully landscaped gardens, riverside meadows and canalside walkways.
The new routes around Grand Union will also improve the journey for pedestrians and cyclists and are central to the wider commitment of enhancing the local area to ensure that Alperton is an accessible, green neighbourhood for people to live, work and visit.”
Located towards the southern part of Grand Union next to the Old North Circular, the Generator – an innovative industrial hub - will provide 135,000 sq ft of flexible workspace for a variety of light industrial businesses. Arranged over six levels, it will be the first of its kind in the UK. The Generator sits at the heart of an employment strategy at Grand Union making it a truly mixed-use development where homes and jobs can successfully co-locate.
For those travelling into the City or West End the site is well-located with transport links through the Bakerloo and Overground at Stonebridge Park Station (Zone 3) and Piccadilly line at Alperton Station. There is also easy access to the North Circular and a range of good schools in the local area including Alperton Community school and St Joseph’s.
Prices at Waterview House start from £402,500 for a Manhattan apartment. For more information, please contact Savills (Hong Kong) Limited, International Residential on 2842 4472 / IRS@savills.com.hk