Cricklewood – Landmark North London Regeneration
Luxury one- to three-bedroom apartments in a £10bn regeneration zone, minutes from Thameslink.
Investment Highlights
251 modern apartments (1, 2, and 3 bedrooms)
Prices from £439,995 (1 bed), £534,995 (2 bed), £624,995 (3 bed)
Expected gross yield: 5.5%
999-year lease, zero ground rent
Service charge: Block 1 £3.31/sq ft, Block 3 £2.88/sq ft
Estimated completion: Block 1 Q4 2026 – Q1 2027, Block 3 Q4 2027 – Q1 2028
Project Description
This Cricklewood development defines modern metropolitan living. Located in the heart of North London’s major Brent Cross Cricklewood regeneration, it offers 251 contemporary homes spread over three distinctive blocks. Residents enjoy landscaped public spaces, vibrant cafes, and the security of a rising community just 500m from fast Thameslink commuter routes.
Ideal for investors and families alike, the development benefits from rapid links to central London, airports, and top universities. Flexible apartment layouts, premium finishes, and award-winning construction by this well established ensure lasting value and lifestyle appeal.
Property Types and Pricing
1-bedroom apartments: from £439,995
2-bedroom apartments: from £534,995
3-bedroom apartments: from £624,995
Reservation process, deposit and completion structure available by request
Location & Regeneration Zone Benefits
This Cricklewood development is at the heart of Brent Cross’s £10bn transformation. The regeneration delivers new infrastructure, retail, leisure, and transport upgrades—making it one of London’s top emerging districts for capital appreciation and rental growth.
With historic charm, vibrant shopping, green parks, and outstanding connectivity (St Pancras 13 mins, UCL 31 mins), Cricklewood appeals to families, young professionals, and long-term investors seeking a secure foothold in Greater London.
Directly in London’s highest-growth regeneration zone
Superior rental demand and stable entry price
Award-winning construction, long leasehold, and zero ground rent
Proven capital growth trends for regeneration area properties