Properties at Finsbury Park Place, a spectacularly situated new balconied development of 42 stylish apartments by award-winning developer Lovell in London N4, have been snapped up at the launch.
"In terms of price, quality and central location, accommodation in London doesn’t get much better than this," said Tracey Maile, Lovell regional sales manager. "We have already had a large number of visitors with reservations on five properties so far."
Overlooking the 115 acres of mature trees, formal gardens and traffic-free green open parkland which make up one of London's great Victorian parks, the development in Queen’s Drive, offers a selection of up-to-the-minute new one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments and four three-bedroom luxury penthouses.
The apartments are located in two unique Villa buildings designed using deep golden russet-coloured bricks and featuring picture windows and stunning individual tinted green glass balconies. The apartments which start from £263,000, all have walk-out balconies or terraces.
Ideally located in central North London with its fashionable shops, restaurants and bars, each apartment has been finished to the highest specification with underfloor heating and spacious, flexible open-plan living / dining areas.
Each fully-fitted Paula Rosa kitchen is equipped with high-specification Bosch appliances including stainless steel oven, hob and cooker hood whilst also benefitting from an integrated washer-dryer, fridge-freezer and dishwasher. Bathrooms continue the luxury theme with sumptuous tiling.
Lovell has used its expertise in creating high-quality, sustainable new homes to incorporate a wide range of low-carbon, energy-efficient technology. The apartments will achieve Level 4 of the Code for Sustainable Homes – making them 44 per cent more energy-efficient than homes built to current Building Regulations with features such as triple glazing, high-specification thermal insulation, air heat pumps and photovoltaic panels helping minimise running and maintenance costs.
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