Current Developments


Westbourne Grove, London Town has secured the development of Westbourne Grove Estate in W2, close to Notting Hill and the Portobello Road. The site is located on the north side of Westbourne Grove and comprises of an island site bordered by Botts Mews, Hereford Road, Westbourne Grove and Chepstow Road.
This will be a major regeneration project providing 32 private apartments and mews houses, 2 live/work units and 4 affordable apartments, underground car spaces plus 40,000 square feet of commercial units. Grade II listed facades will be retained with a complete new build behind. LT are due to launch this development in Autumn 2002.

Westbourne Grove Marketing Suite

Visit the website at: www.live-at-the-corner.co.uk

For sales enquiries please call
020 7792 0022.


Riverside Quarter in Wandsworth, SW18, was acquired in December 2000. The 10.2 acre site, off Osiers Road, was the former Shell oil storage depot and London Town, together with joint venture partners, FairBriar and LCR, will create a waterfront scheme with 315 private residential units, 107 units of affordable housing and 150,000 square feet of commercial space. Several months were dedicated to removing the oil from the site, using a dual vacuum extraction method and the remediation of the site has been approved by the Environmental Agency and Wandsworth Borough Councils Environmental Health Office.
London Town has also undertaken to create inter-tidal terraces on the corner of the rivers Thames and Wandle to provide a haven for wildlife and in the place of two old jetties, which are currently inhabited by shags, cormorants and herons, four bird barges are to be provided. Furthermore, the company is creating an ecological roof on the affordable housing block, which will encourage nesting birds and insects. There will also be a marina for up to 16 houseboats.

View of Riverside Quarter

Visit the website at: www.riversidequarter.com


Richmond Terrace, Brighton, London Town has secured a resolution to grant planning for 48 private apartments and 24 affordable homes on the site of the old Brighton Technology College in East Sussex. This is the first development for LT outside of Central London and demonstrates the company's skills in identifying new markets.
London Town are due to launch this development in Autumn 2002.

For sales enquiries please call 01273 626 567.

View of Front elevation of Richmond Terrace

Visit the website at: www.1897brighton.co.uk


 The development at 334 Queenstown Road is also known as ‘The Bridge’. It is a new residential scheme which was completed by London Town in 2002, It has been built on the eastern boundary of Battersea Park, and consists of 98 one to four bedroom apartments, including duplex and triplex penthouses. The scheme comes complete with porterage and concierge services and includes conference facilities, available for hire by residents. On the ground floor their is 9,000sqft of restaurant/commercial premises which front onto large terraces overlooking Queenstown Road.
There are 10 penthouses, situated on the eighth to tenth floors offering up to 3,789sqft of living space, and an additional 1,000+ sqft of outside terrace/balcony space, all the penthouses have commanding westerly views over Battersea Park and easterly views seeing as far as Canary Wharf.
The ten storey high apartment building has a distinctively modern glass fronted façade which incorporates terracotta panels, and floor to ceiling architectural glazing. The scheme includes underground parking providing 95 spaces across the whole development. All the apartments have private glass fronted balconies whilst the penthouses have gigantic rooftop terraces.


Sales info: contact the marketing centre
020 7498 8598

View of The Bridge

Visit the website at: www.thebridgelondon.com


138 Grosvenor Road. The composition of this residential scheme evolves from the proximity to the River and addresses the sweep of the river bank at this point along the Thames. The scheme relates to the existing buildings at both the western and eastern extremities of the site and articulates the movement of the River between the two points.
The design of the elevation to the river has a system of layers that allow a Brise Soleil façade giving enclosure to the glazed Winter Gardens to the riverside of the living areas in each of the apartments. The Brise Soleil provides protection from the heat gain to the predominantly glazed areas on the river elevation and adds further articulation to this elevation. The mass of the structure becomes progressively more solid to address the Grosvenor Road elevation where the ancillary accommodation and common areas are located.
The development is finally screened by the existing mature London Plane Trees. Secure gated entry and a series of connecting arcades access the development. Each block has separate stair and lift cores to access the apartments, rising to private entrances to the penthouse units.
The private accommodation offered to each apartment is of extraordinary projecting balconies provide the river elevation with an irregular and finely detailed profile when viewed obliquely from the river.

View of 138 Grosvenor Road

Visit the website at: www.138gr.com


 Eagle House is situated on the North bank of the River Thames in SW1.
Internally, the house combines stylish modern living and space with the latest advances in technology:
Comfort cooling
Intelligent lighting
Home cinema
Multi room audio with plasma screen.

Externally, this river house is an object of newly constructed contemporary beauty. Floor to ceiling windows span rooms and terraces which face South.

View of Eagle House

Not just the riverside location.
Probably the definitive London house.

For sales info please contact Oliver King at London Town plc. 020 7839 5588