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HARROW
Average property price in Harrow (May 2026) - £545,000
Property breakdown*
Detached - £1,202,000 Semi-detached - £668,000 Terraced - £540,000 Flat - £321,000
*According to the Land Registry House Price Index
Average rent PCM in Harrow (June 2026) - £1,766
Property breakdown* Detached - £2,740
Semi-detached - £2,232 Terraced - £1,999 Flat - £1,604
FROM £259,950*
*Each home is discounted by 20% to the local market price
*According to the Office for National Statistics
SHEEPCOTE ROAD HA1 If you’re a first time buyer, you can purchase 100% of a new build home in Harrow for 20% less than the local market value with Pocket Living at Sheepcote Road. This fantastic development is conveniently located at the southern end of Harrow High Street, just a nine-minute walk from Harrow- on-the-Hill station, with direct trains to London Euston taking 13 minutes. Prices start at £259,950 for these impressive new one bedroom homes, which are a blank canvas for you to make your own, with clean, modern details and floor-to-ceiling windows. In each home, residents will enjoy a fully fitted kitchen by Krieder, with built-in Beko appliances. Flooring includes luxury vinyl wide plank flooring in a timber effect throughout, with large format porcelain floor tiles to the stylish wet room. Located in the green north west London borough of Harrow, Sheepcote Road provides the perfect base for making the most out of life in London.
At a glance
with outdoor seating and sweeping views, while The Dolls House is the go-to for cake. The Castle, a gastropub, serves homely food and is genuinely good value for London. For dessert, Sundaes Gelato serves authentic, handmade Afghan sheer yakh ice cream, made the traditional way. Nightlife? Understated but present.The Castle hosts live music and comedy nights, and Eighty Six has a popular beer garden. PLACES OF INTEREST As you wander through the historic streets of Harrow on the Hill, highlights include St Mary’s Church, the historic Harrow School buildings, and the timber-framed King’s Head pub. Headstone Manor, with its moated medieval house, is also worth exploring, with a park which spans 23 hectares and includes football pitches, cricket squares, a children’s play area, tennis courts, a basketball goal and wetlands.Visit Churchfields Open Space for idyllic views and wildflowers and The Grove, marked by a large leaf statue, for a tranquil stroll.
Communal allotments
Two rooftop terraces
Nearby, Metropolitan Line tubes from Harrow- on-the Hill station whisk commuters to Baker Street (for central London) in 20
Co-working lounge
A blank canvas for
you to make your own
minutes, and the immediate area offers everything from a well-stocked shopping centre to a cinema and beautiful green spaces. Right on the doorstep, you can unwind in Harrow Recreation Ground, Bentley Priory Nature Reserve or Canons Park. Sheepcote Road was built on an urban brownfield site, a move that helps protect London’s precious Green Belt. It’s also built using a durable concrete frame which significantly reduced wastage in construction and the development is purposefully car-free and well-connected to encourage sustainable travel. You can head to the secure cycle storage area to hop on your bike and explore all the area has to offer. These energy-efficient homes are designed to keep your running costs low. The communal garden, two rooftop terraces and co-working lounge also provide plenty of space to meet your neighbours, creating a strong sense of community.
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