Huge 1,000-flat scheme will be one of UK’s biggest Build To Rent estates

Huge 1,000-flat scheme will be one of UK’s biggest Build To Rent estates


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Housing juggernaut Legal & General says it’s now half way through a £400m Build To Rent scheme in Wandsworth, south London.

It claims the scheme – called New Acres – “is set to transform a six-acre area” with a massive 1,035 flats.

The firm says New Acres – due for completion later this year – will represent one of the largest purpose-built rental developments in the UK.

It will also include over 25 shops, businesses, workspaces, markets and public areas.

There will be a mix of one, two and three bedroom flats with tenants to be given the option to have furnishings supplied.

L&G claims it has had over 1,800 enquiries to date.

Lifestyle amenities include a heated outdoor lido; private dining rooms, a gym; and work spaces.

The firm gives no details of costs to tenants.

LGIM claims it is making significant investments in the ‘ground floor’ of the development with a dedicated team seeking occupiers.

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