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31/08/2021
780 New Homes To Be Developed In Hounslow
Notting Hill Genesis has teamed up with developer Hill Group to build 780 new homes in Hounslow.
Lampton Parkside will allow residents to enjoy the best in West London living by combining an urban lifestyle with proximity to Lampton Park's 40 acres of green open space and beautiful countryside.
Designed by award-winning architects Allies & Morrison, Lampton Parkside forms the second phase of the ten-year Lampton Road scheme which has already begun rejuvenating Hounslow thanks to a brand new carbon-neutral Civic Centre and 160 affordable homes.
The development will be split between 563 homes for private sale and 217 affordable units, each featuring an extremely high level of finish which includes a fully integrated kitchen and quality fitted bathroom suites. The buildings themselves feature subtle brick tones that perfectly complement the natural environment.
With far-reaching views across the park thanks to the height of the buildings, the development has been designed around landscaped communal courtyard gardens. Lampton Parkside will include studio, one and two-bedroom apartments and three-bedroom duplexes and houses. Landscaped podium courtyards sit above undercroft car parking, with electric car charging points and secure bicycle storage included. Every home comes with private outdoor space in the form of a balcony or terrace and residents benefit from a private concierge.
Only a four-minute walk from the nearest tube, residents will find themselves just 30 minutes by London Underground to the world-renowned cultural attractions of Knightsbridge, or they can enjoy riverside walks and café culture at nearby beauty spots such as Kew and Chiswick. Closer to home, Hounslow centre itself has seen recent transformation and boasts a range of quality restaurants, bars, and shops.
Urban life will blend seamlessly with Lampton Park’s natural setting; play areas, green open spaces and landscaped areas sit alongside existing mature and semi-mature trees. The site borders Lampton Park and the new scheme integrates with the edge of the park offering improved permeability and access for pedestrians and cyclists.
Lampton Parkside is due to be complete in 2029, with the first completions due by Winter 2022.
Lampton Parkside will allow residents to enjoy the best in West London living by combining an urban lifestyle with proximity to Lampton Park's 40 acres of green open space and beautiful countryside.
Designed by award-winning architects Allies & Morrison, Lampton Parkside forms the second phase of the ten-year Lampton Road scheme which has already begun rejuvenating Hounslow thanks to a brand new carbon-neutral Civic Centre and 160 affordable homes.
The development will be split between 563 homes for private sale and 217 affordable units, each featuring an extremely high level of finish which includes a fully integrated kitchen and quality fitted bathroom suites. The buildings themselves feature subtle brick tones that perfectly complement the natural environment.
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With far-reaching views across the park thanks to the height of the buildings, the development has been designed around landscaped communal courtyard gardens. Lampton Parkside will include studio, one and two-bedroom apartments and three-bedroom duplexes and houses. Landscaped podium courtyards sit above undercroft car parking, with electric car charging points and secure bicycle storage included. Every home comes with private outdoor space in the form of a balcony or terrace and residents benefit from a private concierge.
Only a four-minute walk from the nearest tube, residents will find themselves just 30 minutes by London Underground to the world-renowned cultural attractions of Knightsbridge, or they can enjoy riverside walks and café culture at nearby beauty spots such as Kew and Chiswick. Closer to home, Hounslow centre itself has seen recent transformation and boasts a range of quality restaurants, bars, and shops.
Urban life will blend seamlessly with Lampton Park’s natural setting; play areas, green open spaces and landscaped areas sit alongside existing mature and semi-mature trees. The site borders Lampton Park and the new scheme integrates with the edge of the park offering improved permeability and access for pedestrians and cyclists.
Lampton Parkside is due to be complete in 2029, with the first completions due by Winter 2022.
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