Kew Bridge Rise is jam-packed with amenities of every kind. Lifted up and away from the hustle and bustle of the city, your residents’ facilities are a secluded pocket of peace and quiet, and then there are the two beautiful podium gardens, reserved only for residents. Take a business call in the proposed collaborative working area, clear your head in the residents-only gym, or catch the golden hour from the rooftop terrace (sweeping city views included). For the little ones, there will be a new on-site nursery. And the public square at the heart of Kew Bridge Rise isn’t just a public square, it’s a destination in Its own right. Eating, drinking, shopping – in other words, the loveliest parts of life – are all part of the everyday. This is your secret London enclave to relax, enjoy the sunshine, and play.

Here, sustainability is an inherent part of the culture. Kew Bridge Rise has been designed from the ground up with a greener future in mind. We implemented Modern Methods of Construction, such as constructing the bathroom pods off-site. From the strict sustainability standards that the homes themselves have met, to solar panels powering communal spaces, air source heat pumps, and insect hotels buzzing with activity: Kew Bridge Rise both respects and positively contributes to its environment.

It’s joyfully easy to get around by bike or foot here, thanks to the prioritised cycling and pedestrian access through the development. Created, on the one hand, to improve accessibility and open up the neighbourhood, but on the other, to simply support active lifestyles. Similarly, there’s more to the gardens than just good looks. Native plants enhance biodiversity, attracting bees and providing building materials for bird nests. With many species’ natural habitats disappearing, we wanted to make sure that Kew Bridge Rise was a safe refuge.

However you like to get around, you’re connected to everything here. There are not one, not two, but 33 bus stops within 1,000 metres of Kew Bridge Rise. When it comes to trains, the closest station, Kew Bridge, is a two minute walk away, while Gunnersbury is just 10. Plus, there’s easy access by road to both central London and the Middlesex and Surrey countryside, with the M4 corridor to the north and east and the South Circular Road to the south.