Prestigious Location
- Hendon Water is located in West Hendon, part of the London Borough of Barnet. This area is a key development area highlighted in the London City Council’s “London 2020 Vision Plan,” with a total investment of £4.5 billion for the redevelopment of Brent Cross and Cricklewood
- To the southwest of the site lies the Brent Reservoir, a vast expanse of water, covering 450,000 square meters and making it London’s largest natural reservoir. Surrounded by scenic boardwalks and paths, and bordered by Woodfield Park, the reservoir offers endless views of the lake and lush greenery.
- To the southwest of the site lies the Brent Reservoir, a vast expanse of water, covering 450,000 square meters and making it London’s largest natural reservoir. Surrounded by scenic boardwalks and paths, and bordered by Woodfield Park, the reservoir offers endless views of the lake and lush greenery.
- In addition, over 10 supermarkets are within easy reach of the development, including a Co-op supermarket just a 150-meter walk and a Sainsbury’s just a 600-meter walk. Rongyehang, a major Chinese supermarket, is also just four bus stops away.
- Bang Bang Oriental, a popular destination for oriental cuisine, is also just 1.4 miles from the development, accessible by bus routes 32 or 142, which take only seven stops. Dozens of restaurants cater to a wide variety of tastes, including Chinese, Korean, Japanese, and Southeast Asian cuisine. In short, living in Hendon Waterfront will satisfy your culinary cravings.
Transportation
- West Hendon, located west of Hampstead Heath (also known as London’s Beverly Hills), is adjacent to London’s traditionally affluent areas. Its natural beauty, tucked away from the hustle and bustle of the city, has long been a popular residential area for London’s middle and upper classes.
- This area benefits from the Northern Line (Black Line), London’s main underground line, which runs north-south, connecting the city center and providing convenient commutes to the City of London and Tech City. Direct access to Euston takes just 18 minutes, providing easy access to University College London (UCL).
- Hendon Train Station connects to St. Pancras Station and King’s Cross. Tech giants like Google, YouTube, Deepmind, Facebook, and Instagram, as well as fashion groups like LVMH and Nike, and the British luxury car brand Rolls-Royce, all have their headquarters here. Hendon Waterfront is closely connected to London’s hottest tech, fashion, creative, and cutting-edge craft hubs.
Educational Resources
- As a highly promising residential development, excellent educational resources are essential. Barnet, where Hendon Waterside is located, boasts exceptional educational resources.
- According to statistics, Barnet boasts 88 primary schools, 24 secondary schools, 4 special schools, and 11 independent schools. Among its public schools, the area was ranked among the top 20 public school districts in London in the 2019 GCSE school rankings (equivalent to the Chinese high school entrance exam). Ofsted, the UK’s most prestigious education regulator, rated 91% of its schools as “Outstanding.”
- Furthermore, when ranked by the number of key schools per 10,000 households in London, Barnet ranks second only to Harrow and Kingston.
- Furthermore, the two top schools mentioned in the popular British educational saying “HQ for boys, HB for girls” (meaning if a boy is born, he will attend Queen Elizabeth’s School, and if a girl is born, she will attend Henrietta Barnett School) are both located in Barnet.
- Furthermore, the two top schools mentioned in the popular British educational saying “HQ for boys, HB for girls” (meaning if a boy is born, he will attend Queen Elizabeth’s School, and if a girl is born, she will attend Henrietta Barnett School) are both located in Barnet.
- Furthermore, the two top schools mentioned in the popular British educational saying “HQ for boys, HB for girls” (meaning if a boy is born, he will attend Queen Elizabeth’s School, and if a girl is born, she will attend Henrietta Barnett School) are both located in Barnet.
Project Overview
- Total number of units: 2,194
- Key upgrades include:
2,194 new homes; two new bridges and a pedestrian walkway from Hendon Train Station to the residential area; upgrades to existing roads; enhanced community facilities; two community schools, with approximately 400 new students; a new nursery; a new town center; a new commercial center, Brent Shopping Center; a green upgrade to York Park; and a new green boulevard connecting York Park and West Hendon Broadway. - With the area’s upgrades and the completion of residential projects, the influx of new residents and the gradual improvement of supporting facilities have injected further vitality and new business opportunities into Hendon Waterfront.
- Today, Hendon Waterside has mature community facilities, including a community center, children’s playground, cafes, restaurants, gyms, landscaped gardens and other green open spaces.
Unit Price Reference
| Unit Type | Reference Price | Estimated Monthly Rent | Estimated Service Charge |
| 1 bedroom apartment | £375,000 | monthly rent £1,800 | Property fees are estimated at £3.76-4.18per square foot per year |
| 2 bedroom apartment | £535,000 | monthly rent £2,200 |
Purchase Details:
- Ownership: 999 years
- Payment:
Payment Method:
Deposit: £2,000
Payment: 10% down payment + 90% final payment
Reasons for Recommendation by CGlobe
- • Prime Location | Hendon Waterside is located in West Hendon, a key regeneration area in London. It overlooks Lake Brent Chine and is an emerging community for London’s elite.
- Key Development | The area is a key development area highlighted in the London City Council’s “London 2020 Vision Plan.” The redevelopment of Brent Cross and Cricklewood in the area represents a total investment of £4.5 billion.
- Accessible | Close proximity to London’s main underground line, the Northern Line (Black Line), connects the city centre and offers convenient commutes to the City of London, Tech City, and the headquarters of Google and LVMH in just 16 minutes.
- Student Support | In the 2019 UK GCSE school rankings (equivalent to the Chinese high school entrance exam), Barnet was ranked as the best public school district among 20 London areas. The most beautiful waters | Brent Reservoir is London’s largest natural reservoir lake. The lake area is surrounded by beautiful scenery and the natural beauty stretches for thousands of miles.
