Rabia Court, 124A Station Road, HA8 7DG

Spicerhaart Land and New Homes are delighted to present Edgware Parade, a beautiful collection of thoughtfully designed affordable homes available through Shared Ownership.

EDGWARE PARADE HAS BEEN DESIGNED TO CREATE A CALM, WELCOMING FEELING THROUGHOUT, WITH EACH HOME BENEFITING FROM NATURAL LIGHT AND IT’S OWN PRIVATE OUTDOOR SPACE OR BALCONY.

Set back from the main road, the secluded podium garden at the centre of the development provides calm and greenery in this popular area. The homes at Edgware Parade offer generous, open plan, living spaces with quality fittings and finishes throughout. All are carefully designed to fully meet the demands of modern living without sacrificing contemporary style.

The development’s ultra-convenient central location, is a stone’s throw from Edgware Station, offering easy access to central London, whilst boasting a diverse array of eating, shopping, and leisure experiences right on your doorstep too. A great place to effortlessly live life to its full potential, with the very best of urban living design. In addition to private outdoor spaces for every home, landscaped communal gardens are a perfect antidote to a busy lifestyle. There are also plentiful green spaces and countryside nearby, excellent schools, a vibrant community and regeneration in the borough, making Edgware a highly sought-after, long-term postcode to call home.

Edgware Parade, is centred around a landscaped podium, which provides shared amenity space to the residential apartments above. It steps down from the 16 storey residential tower to provide south-facing, landscaped communal gardens for all residents, car parking* and cycle storage below. The development spearheads public realm improvements, leading the way for attractive environmental design, new retail and community spaces for a new generation. postcode to call home.

Take a walk around the area and find that The Broadwalk Centre is home to all your high street favourites such as Boots, Robert Dyas and WH Smiths. For your everyday needs there are banks, a post office and supermarkets Sainsburys, Tesco, Iceland and Lidl to choose from, as well as a local grocery store offering Kosher specialities. You will also find independent shops such as Edgware Music, Harpers fashion boutique and Vinson Jewellers. Keeping fit is easy with a PureGym across the street, or head to Barnet Burnt Oak Leisure Centre for a wider selection of sports facilities plus a creche, soft play, nursery and plenty of children’s fitness classes such as Judo, badminton, football, and gymnastics.

Nature is at hand, as Edgware Parade is literally surrounded by fabulous outdoor spaces, all within easy distance. Beautiful Canons Park has 45 acres to explore. Nearby Stanmore not only has a Country Park, but also a Nature Reserve and Golf Club to keep you moving in the great outdoors. A park for every day of the week, you can also visit Edgwarebury Park, Stonegrove Park, Mill Hill Park, Lyndhurst Park and Woodcroft Park. Keeping the kids entertained is easy, with The Lost Jungle London or take the little monsters for a day out to Dinosaur Safari Adventure Golf: Jurassic Crazy Golf in Barnet.

When it comes to education in Edgware there are a great range of primary and secondary school options. ‘Outstanding’ and ‘Good’ Ofsted rated Primary schools include: Barnfield Primary School, Watling Park School, Edgware Primary School and Goldbeaters Primary School; ‘Good’ Secondary schools are: London Academy and Mill Hill County High School.
Further education options include: Barnet and Southgate College’s Colindale Campus and Harrow College. Universities in easy reach are Westminster University (which has a campus nearby), and the highly rated University College London (UCL), London’s No.1 research university.

That elusive seat on the tube is yours to be had when you travel from the final stop on the northern line! From Edgware Station you can be at Euston in 26 minutes or Leicester Square in half an hour. There is also a night tube service on Fridays and Saturdays. There are a number of local bus routes with links to most of North London including Colindale, Harrow, Kilburn, Brent Cross, Wembley, Alperton, Harrow, Barnet and Queensbury, plus night buses like the N5 towards Trafalgar Square and N16 to Victoria. M1, A1 and A41 provide easy access to the rest of London, the M25 and further afield. International travellers have their choice of airports with Luton Airport just 30 minutes’ drive, Heathrow, a 35 minutes’ drive, and London City Airport just under an hour.