An exclusive collection of luxury homes at 190 Strand in London will be showcased at a private preview in Singapore this week.
The launch of 88 new apartments, penthouses and townhouses at Milford House and Savoy House represents a rare opportunity to own a home in prime central London, according to developer St Edward.
The £500 million (S$1.05 billion) super-prime scheme on the Strand in Westminster will feature 206 brand new apartments and state-of-the art leisure facilities including a restaurant and shops. One of the most famous streets in the world and long associated with Britain’s nobility and royalty, the Strand was once lined with large aristocratic palaces and mansions including the palatial homes of bishops and royal courtiers.
A recent CBRE report identified the area’s popularity with investors worldwide, and selected this district of London as one of the top ten parts of the U.K. capital to invest in.
Paul Vallone, Executive Chairman of St Edward, said: “Being located in the heart of one of the world’s most renowned cities, 190 Strand embraces the very best London has to offer, from some of the highest performing education establishments in the world to Michelin star restaurants and West End theatre.
“These luxury new homes are not only located in one of the most desirable corners of the Capital, but every detail of the development reflects the history and grandeur of the area. The materials, design and size of the development ensures it is in-keeping with the grand architecture in the local area, whilst stylish interiors offer luxurious London living.”
Prices for a one bedroom apartment will start from £1.1 million (S$2.32 million).
Singapore real estate agency JLL will be hosting the private preview event from 11am until 6pm on Wednesday, May 28 until Friday, May 30, at 10 Marina Boulevard #16-04, Marina Bay Financial Centre Tower 2.
Andrew Batt, International Group Editor of PropertyGuru Group, wrote this story. To contact him about this or other stories email andrew@propertyguru.com.sg
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