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Prime Point unveils 19th-floor show homes in North Greenwich

Properties at L&Q’s development can be viewed by appointment. Prices at the scheme start at £399,950 for a studio apartment


An artist's impression of Prime Point on Greenwich Peninsula - image supplied by L&Q
An artist’s impression of Prime Point on Greenwich Peninsula – image supplied by L&Q

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A pair of show homes are set to be unveiled on Greenwich Peninsula as developer and housing association L&Q turbo-charges its marketing efforts to sell apartments at Prime Point.

Studios, one, two and three-bedroom properties are now available for private sale in the two bronze-framed towers, which rise to 29 storeys.

The new show homes, which can only be viewed by appointment, are located on the 19th floor and allow prospective buyers a glimpse into what life at Prime Point is like.

L&Q is also offering a 5% deposit contribution on selected private sale homes to boost affordability for buyers.

“Prime Point has been created with comfort, style and everyday living in mind,” said Claire Brenlund, sales and marketing director for L&Q.

“From the bespoke kitchens to private outdoor spaces and selected homes offering panoramic views, every detail has been considered to offer buyers a home they’ll love coming back to. 

“What really sets Prime Point apart is the lifestyle it unlocks – waterside walks, cultural experiences, brilliant local amenities and unbeatable transport links. 

“It’s a development that brings together design, convenience and a strong sense of place, making it an exciting choice for anyone looking to put down roots in Greenwich Peninsula.”

The show apartments are available to view by appointment – image supplied by L&Q

Prime Point connections

Located in the Brickfields area of the 150-acre Greenwich Peninsula masterplan, Prime Point is an eight-minute walk from North Greenwich station.

Connections from there put commuters in Canary Wharf in two minutes, in London Bridge in eight minutes and at Westminster in 13 minutes.

An extensive selection of bus routes also connect residents to a multitude of south-east London destinations.

Properties at Prime Point themselves include bespoke, handleless fitted kitchens with quartz worktops and integrated Siemens and Bosch appliances.

Each apartment boasts private outdoor space with many enjoying views over the surrounding skylines.

Facilities at the development include a concierge service, a residents’ lounge and landscaped communal spaces.

The area around the development continues to see significant regeneration work, building on the legacy of key attractions such as The O2, the IFS Cloud Cable Car, Design District and Ravensbourne University.

Greenwich Peninsula is becoming an increasingly desirable place to live, thanks to the arrival of a range of local amenities.

These include bars, restaurants and stores– especially the flourishing outlet shopping centre in The O2.

The Dial, a new sports bar and microbrewery, has also just opened its doors in the area, marking Meantime’s return to brewing beer in the borough.

Properties feature private outdoor space including some with views over the Thames - image supplied by L&Q
Properties feature private outdoor space including some with views over the Thames – image supplied by L&Q

key details: Prime Point

Prices for a studio apartment at Prime Point start at £399,950. Deposits start at £19,998.

Shared ownership properties can also be reserved at the scheme and London Living Rent homes will be launching in due course.

Tours of the new show homes can be arranged online by registering your details.

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