Bellway North London announces Aura development in Isleworth

Award-winning housebuilder Bellway North London has announced that it is set to create 174 new homes in Isleworth, Middlesex. Aura, on London Road, will offer contemporary apartment living with excellent commuter links to central London. Details of the development, including prices, will be unveiled nearer the launch with first occupations expected for late spring 2008.

One and a half acres of the site, set on former commercial land, will be a dedicated public open space including two play areas for children.

The new Bellway homes on the 2.6 acre site will include studio, and one and two-bedroom apartments, all with an allocated parking space.

The development comes with a package of enhancements for the local community in addition to the children’s play areas. These include over £180,000 contributed to local education services, funding for the nearby Thornbury Playing Fields and contributions to local transport.

Ian Sloan, Sales & Marketing Director of Bellway North London, says: “We are very excited to be announcing this scheme which will provide homes that are contemporary, spacious and excellent value for money. Nearby Isleworth station offers links to Waterloo station within 35 minutes and the site is convenient for the A4 and M4.”

Isleworth's facilities include a public library, swimming pool, gym, and an abundance of green spaces including Osterley and Syon Parks. The town was home to Francis Pear’s famous soap making empire for a century from 1862.

Isleworth also has a strong artistic heritage; Joseph Mallord William Turner moved there in 1804 and drew inspiration from the picturesque banks of the Thames. Vincent Van Gogh moved to Isleworth in 1876 to become a teacher and assistant preacher at a local school.

Construction at Aura is scheduled to begin in January 2007 and the site will have a marketing suite open from early February. To be placed on the list for further information call 0845 676 0257.