Mulberry Gardens – the perfect suburban development

A new Barratt development of 85 brand new homes in Streatham, south-west London, is over three-quarters sold ahead of the construction programme – thanks to value-for-money prices and a convenient suburban location. Mulberry Gardens is nearing completion on ex-commercial land off Longthornton Road, a popular area of Streatham Vale SW16, and first buyers are already moving into finished properties.

Of the development’s 70 apartments and 15 houses, just 20 two-bedroom apartments remain available for sale. These are arranged in lower-rise traditionally-built groups in a blend of stylish red brick and white render with painted ironwork details. Most apartments have spacious balconies and, unusually in London, separate kitchens.

Barratt East London sales director Gary Patrick said: “In many ways, Mulberry Gardens is the perfect suburban location. This is an outstanding spot in a very convenient part of London, within walking distance of good mainline commuter stations.

“Opportunities for new homes at these prices are hard to find in and around Streatham, so it’s no surprise that demand at Mulberry Gardens has been so strong. These homes really do represent great value for money.”

All homes at Mulberry Gardens will have fully-fitted kitchens, complete with integrated appliances, and fitted bathrooms. The apartments are served by lifts accessed through stylish common areas. Some private parking for residents is available at additional cost.

The development is within walking distance of Streatham Common mainline railway station with its rapid commuter services into central London, and around half a mile from Streatham Common.

Streatham has good schools, health and leisure amenities, and the excellent shopping on Streatham High Street is less than a quarter mile away.

Prices for the remaining two-bedroom apartments at Mulbery Gardens start from £244,995.

A sales office is open 10.00am to 6.00pm, seven days per week, to be followed shortly by two showhomes. For more information, visit Barratthomes.co.uk.