Barratt London has unveiled the final phase at High Street Quarter, its part of the major regeneration of Hounslow in west London.
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Hounslow is one of London’s most rapidly changing boroughs, in which Barratt London’s High Street Quarter development has been designed to act as a catalyst for attracting future investment and continued placemaking for the area. The £210million mixed-use scheme is set to include a variety of new eateries as part of the commercial design, completing in late 2022. Set around a new town square, a crescent of cafés and restaurants with tables lining the pavements are poised to create a buzzing new culinary scene.
As part of the west London regeneration corridor, Hounslow has seen over £765.25million invested by stakeholders since 2016. Hounslow is 5th out of all 32 London boroughs for the total number of private new homes beginning construction. Barratt London’s High Street Quarter development will include the borough’s tallest tower, complete with striking modern architecture and high-quality interiors.
At High Street Quarter, alongside the 588 homes, more than 134,000 sq ft of commercial floor space is being created, including a new gold-tinted 10-screen multiplex cinema. The striking exterior of Cineworld with traditional Indian motif design, extends to the gold balconies adorning the new residential tower, to celebrate the area’s links to light industry and cultural diversity. As well as looking onto a host of new eateries, the town square will serve as a performance and events space, ranging from cultural and religious festivals to food stalls and seasonal sporting events.
Ed McCoy, sales and marketing director at Barratt West London, said: “Until recently, Hounslow has been rather overlooked and remained somewhat under the radar. Hounslow is the Cinderella of south-west London – rather overlooked in comparison to ‘glitzier’ Richmond Upon Thames and Ealing.
“But now all that is changing with this multi-million-pound investment about to change the town’s fortunes forever. Brand new infrastructure combined with fast links to central London are going to really help the location take off, with Hounslow East Tube station and Hounslow railway station just a few minutes’ walk away. Early buyers at High Street Quarter are predicted to benefit the most, not just from great value new homes, but from future house price growth here, during these early stages of regeneration.”
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