A property developer is hoping to attract young professionals to its new “luxury” homes by promoting the government’s ‘Help to Buy’ scheme. Redrow is launching its latest batch of houses in Lyon Square, with a number of the one and two bedroom homes in Bradburys Court available under the programme. It hopes that this will encourage people to take advantage of the many benefits that Harrow can offer. The new housing comes alongside the announcement of a £1.75 bullion regeneration project, ‘Heart of Harrow’, which seeks to boost the region further by transforming the town centre and delivering 5,000 new homes. Simon Halfhide, sales director at Redrow London, said: “Harrow offers great value for money, with house prices averaging 21 per cent less than the average London house price. “Lower prices, combined with Harrow’s fantastic transport links, have led to an influx of interest from young professionals, particularly from nearby Wembley and Pinner. “And Harrow-on-the-Hill is one of London’s most picturesque villages, compromising charming tea rooms, cosy pubs and popular restaurants.” Prices at Bradburys Court start at £360,000 for a one bedroom apartment. For more information, visit www.redrow.co.uk/lyonsquare or call 0203 811 4672.
UK housebuilder Redrow is hoping to attract young professionals to its Lyon Square development in Harrow. Photograph: The development is part of a £1.75bn ($2.31bn) regeneration project which includes 5,000 new homes.