Parkside Collection, E5

All homes are finished to a luxury high specification and benefit from private balconies and/or roof terraces. This unique new East London development is brilliantly connected to The City, Stratford and the West End with fantastic tube and bus links as well as the upcoming Crossrail at both Stratford and Liverpool Street further improving the already brilliant connections. Located in the Victoria Park Conservation Area you are only a few minutes’ walk to the beautiful green spaces of Victoria Park. This development is perfectly located for the best of London living!

For Londoners who value green space in London’s urban environment the proximity to Victoria Park is hard to beat. There you’re sure to find the perfect outside spot to kick back and relax or enjoy the view of the park from your private outside space. You’ll be spoilt for choice whether you’re up for a wander and a bite to eat, want to burn some calories, or just let nature revitalise you. Victoria Park is one of London’s largest and most historic parks offering beautiful walks, a range of cafes and eateries, sponsored activities, festivals and events including a weekly farmers market every Sunday for fantastic fresh and seasonal produce. Situated slightly North of the park is Victoria Park Village a leafy little gem formed of two shopping streets including the renowned Ginger Pig butcher, Gails for coffee and cakes and a selection of boutique independent stores.

As old Hackney Wick makes way for the new, an exciting wave of culture is set to hit the area. The artistic personality of the Wick will grow and thrive as the V&A, London College of Fashion and Sadler’s Wells Theatre all make the neighbouring Olympic Park their home. Educational institution UCL is also setting up camp across the canal, and Loughborough University has a base at Here East. Lying just a few minutes’ walk from Hackney Wick, Here East houses over 1.2 million sqft of shops, restaurants as well as workers across the tech and business worlds. It’s such a great spot that BT Sport have already moved in. An area within Queen Elizabeth Park, already home to the Copper Box arena, Velodrome and London Stadium, is also set for major development which will include new homes, schools and The International Quarter – a business centre and new office for TFL and the Financial Conduct Authority. All this change will generate over 50,000 jobs for the area and see The London Legacy Development Corporation establish one of the largest new urban spaces in Europe for over 150 years.