Prime central London development The Broadley to launch for sale in Singapore
Savills Singapore will be offering a kick off gathering for The Broadley over the weekend of July 26 and 27 at voco Orchard Singapore, from 11am to 6pm.
Units at The Broadley comprise a mix up of studio, one-, 2- and three-bedroom apartments. According to Savills, costs for the units begin with GBP599,000 ($ 1.03 million) for studios, from GBP731,000 for one-bedrooms, from GBP982,000 for two-bedrooms and from GBP1.86 million for three-bedrooms.
Features in the bordering area consist of shops and restaurants on Marylebone High Road. The Broadley is also near to different academies and colleges, along with eco-friendly spaces such as Regent’s Park and Hyde Park.
All flats at the property development have a private terrace or patio and include home appliances like a fridge, dishwasher, and washing unit. Residents additionally have access to a 24-hour attendant assistance, a fitness center, a homeowners’ reception, a screening room, and a yard with play spaces.
The property lands under fare zone 1 of London’s public transportation system, which involves the central area of the city. The Broadley is inside walking distance of three London Underground terminals: Edgware Road, Marylebone and Paddington. Other notable stops, such as Oxford Circus, Bond Street and Baker Street, are one stop away.
Units at The Broadley, a non commercial project in London’s Marylebone area, will be introduced for sale to Singapore clients. The 215-unit project, that is being promoted by Savills Singapore, is a new development that is expected to get completed in 2029.
The Broadley is a mutual project among London-based developer Mount Anvil and the Westminster City Council. The development belongs to Westminster’s GBP1.3 billion Church Street regeneration zone that will see new homes, retail and eco-friendly spaces and public features. “The Church Street regeneration will cause a significant change and The Broadley is going to be the first to take advantage of it,” claims Ruben Koh, senior supervisor and executive of worldwide non commercial sales at Savills Singapore.
According to Koh, The Broadley “ticks all the boxes for Singapore financiers seeking high quality properties in international entry cities.” He includes: “Attractive prices, integrated with current exchange rates and softer competition in the UK market, is developing timely prospects for worldwide purchasers to return to the London market.”
