New homes with stamp duty tax savings: Waltham Forest borough’s “mini Holland” network of cycle and footpaths
The flats are on the doorstep of Waltham Forest borough’s “mini Holland” network of cycle and footpaths.
David Spittles28 July 2020
The reopening of Lea Bridge train station after 30 years has helped lift the veil on an area benefiting from regeneration at neighbouring Stratford and Tottenham.
A new scheme of 300 homes, Motion, a minute’s walk from the station, is part of Waltham Forest borough’s “mini Holland” network of cycle and footpaths linking with Lee Valley Regional Park, Walthamstow Wetlands and Hackney Marshes.
Art Deco-style mansion blocks are being built around landscaped courtyards, while the higher apartments have panoramic views of inner and outer London. The project is a partnership between Peabody and developer Hill.
Two-bedroom apartments cost from £480,000, with shared ownership available from £127,500 for 30 per cent. Call 020 3906 1955.
The contemporary flats have open-plan kitchen and living areas and are just a minute's walk from Lea Bridge train station