Top 5 Harrow new builds according to residents

Our curent top achiever is Bradstowe House, which is located in the heart of Harrow just a short walk from Harrow on the Hill train station. Built by Comer Houses and managed by Greystar, the development houses one and two-bedroom apartments. It also features a number of penthouses, all of which are available as rental-only. Residents at Bradstowe House have access to an onsite gym, lounge as well as, 24hr concierge.

In second, The Hub is a collection of studios and one and two-bedroom apartments from developer, JLL. The development is in a plum spot on Harrow’s College Road, handily situated right next door to Harrow-on-the-Hill station for the Metropolitan line and National Rail services, and directly opposite St Anns Shopping Centre.

In third, Harrow Square is located in Middlesex Harrow and is one minute away from Harrow on Hill Station with direct lines to Kings Cross St. Pancreas and Baker Street. Harrow itself is home to one of the largest shopping areas in London and the development is only a 15 minute walk away from Harrow on Hill village. The landmark tower is considered to create a new focal point for the town centre. The residence overlooks the city of London with a much loved communal roof terrace.

Fourth place goes to Greenstock Lane, located close to Harrow town centre. Residents say that Greenstock Lane has superb and easy access to both transport links and good shopping opportunities near by. The always popular Harrow Recreation ground is also close at hand.

Echo One, by Hill and Origin Housing, sits in Harrow, just 25-minutes from Central London. Residents benefit from being close to Lowlands Recreational Ground, great schools, as well as the local high street. Which gives residents access to a wide variety of amenities and leisure facilities.

Sixth-placed Harrow View East is a contemporary residential development built on the historic site of the former Kodak factory. Developed by Barratt London, the project offers a range of 1 to 4-bedroom homes, many featuring balconies or terraces, and selected homes come with parking facilities. The development is part of Harrow’s regeneration program and includes amenities like a residents’ gym, supermarket, cafés, and a restaurant, all set within landscaped parkland. Its strategic location in Zone 5 of London, with convenient rail connections including a quick 13-minute journey to Euston from Harrow & Wealdstone station, makes it a desirable location for connectivity to central London.

In seventh place, Broad House by BRNS Group comprises 218 furnished apartments for rent. Situated around the corner from Rayners Lane Station, the development has links to Wembley Stadium, Hammersmith & Central London.

Eden House, occupying eighth place, is a newly renovated building offering 73 luxury apartments. The development offers 1 to 4 bedroom apartments, available furnished or unfurnished for long-term letting. Each apartment is designed with ample storage, quality furniture, and superb kitchens and bathrooms featuring Siemens appliances. Key features include in-built Sonos speakers and some flats have outside spaces. It’s conveniently close to Harrow town center and the station, providing easy access to Central London in as little as 16 minutes​

Sitting in ninth, Eastman Village hsits in the top 10 thanks to a series of recent positive reviews. Comprising 1 to 3 bedroom houses, this regeneration development also includes restaurants, cafés, shops and offices around a landscaped park. Residents here benefit from a residents’ gym, 1GB per second fibre optic broadband connections and great transport links.

Taking 10th place, Lexicon is a Fairview New Homes residential development and Metropolis Planning and Design comprising of 355 one, two and three-bedroom apartments. The development is located in the centre of Harrow. Therefore, residents benefit from the various local amenities that it surrounds. Additionally, Harrow-on-the-Hill Underground Station is in close proximity.