New Homes in London

Where to start with London? One of the most famous cities in the entire world, the English capital city is enigmatic, diverse and packed with culture and history at every corner and in every square. The city is made up of 32 individual boroughs, whether it's north, east, south or west London each area has a unique identity and landmarks that makes every one of them worth exploring.

London is iconic. Its red post-boxes, royal telephone boxes, labyrinthine Underground, well-known landmarks, picturesque pubs, fantastic museums and vibrant art galleries make it a bucket-list destination for nearly 40 million international visitors annually.

As the capital, London enjoys an enormous number of transport links, by air, by train, by car and by boat. In the surrounding areas, two of the largest British airports can be found in the form of Heathrow and Gatwick, while in the city centre the City of London Airport fields international and domestic flights. Spread across London are some of the country's most famous railway stations, including Paddington, Kings Cross, St Pancras and Liverpool Street, whose multiple platforms dispatch and receive hundreds of trains every day, not to mention the world-famous Underground.