Redrow London is transforming a Grade II-listed former police station in Maida Vale into a collection of 49 new homes. Some of the apartments will be within the 1911-built building, while others will be in a new block behind it. The show-home opened recently with interiors by the Regent designed to complement the heritage architecture. The specification includes quartz worktops, Smeg appliances and engineered oak flooring. Outside there is a landscaped communal courtyard for residents, connecting the old and new buildings. Maida Vale is one of London's most sought-after areas for new homes, being close to the city centre, but with opens spaces such as Regent's Park and Primrose Hill also nearby. Apartments at the renamed Westbourne Place are priced from £550,000.
Redrow London is transforming a Grade II-listed former police station in Maida Vale into a collection of 49 new homes. Some of the apartments will be within the 1911-built building, while others will be in a new block behind it. The show-home opened recently with interiors by DAPA designed to complement the heritage architecture. The specification includes quartz worktops, Smeg appliances and engineered oak flooring. Outside there is a landscaped communal courtyard for residents, connecting the old and new buildings. Maida Vale is one of London's most sought-after areas for new homes, being close to the city centre, but with opens spaces such as Regent's Park and Primrose Hill also nearby. Apartments at the renamed Westbourne Place are priced from £550,000.