Lock17 brings a rare investment opportunity in north London

HONG KONG, 24 May 2018 – Rise is the first of a number of buildings within the exciting new Lock17 regeneration project in Tottenham Hale, London. Comprising a new 21 storey building, it will provide 141 private sale apartments of studio, one and two bedrooms, many of which will offer waterviews or a far reaching panoramic views towards the City of London and Canary Wharf. Built on a island site offering a waterside location within 5 minutes walk of Tottenham Hale rail and tube stations access to London Kings Cross and Victoria via tube are 11 and 19 minutes away, London's business district in The City approximately 17 minutes via rail.

The vision for Lock17 proposes in excess 500 high specification new homes and contemporary retail space set along side the peaceful tranquil setting of the River Lea and Walthamstow wetlands. Lock17 sits on the southern tip of the Lea Valley Regional Park, a protected conservation area which provides over 10,000 acres of open space offering a sanctuary to wildlife and humans alike providing walks, watersports, cycling and other activities.  Lock17's location on the banks of the River Lea provides a sense of calm and peace, the Lea is one of London's largest rivers and flows from Hertfordhire in the north through into the heart of London feeding into the Thames. Images can be downloaded here.

Tottenham Hale and Tottenham to the north have recently drawn considerable attention from developers and London residents seeking excellent transport links, affordable pricing and a part of London cool. Tottenham football club regeneration to the north provides a new 61,000 seat stadium for Tottenham Hotspurs football club and will also become home to the NFL league in the UK coupled, this is coupled with a new tube station. To the south the Tottenham Hale station; which is within 5 minutes walk, improvements have created a terminal ready for a new CrossRail 2 station providing further improved links through to London Stansted Airport (currently 35 minutes by rail) and Victoria Station (19 minutes by tube) to the south.

In May 2018 London was voted the best city for students by the QS higher education data analysis, Tottenham Hale is perfectly located to provide easy access to the majority of  London's education facilities.

Designed by renowned architects, Allies and Morrison, the phase one buildings form part of the wider master plan in the creation of new street frontage and public open space, finished in a traditional style reflecting the original buildings on the site, the interiors provide spacious apartments which make full advantage of the surrounding views, light and amenity space available.

The developer Waterside Places was formed in 2002 as a joint venture between the Canal and Riverside trust, the organisation responsible for maintaining and caring for some 2,000 miles of the UK's historic working waterways and multi award winning developer Muse Developments. The parent company, Morgan Sindall Group Plc is one of the UK's leading regeneration and infrastructure specialists with revenue in excess of £2.5b per annum offering significant development experties across the UK.

With prices starting from £305,000 (approximately HKD3.23 million) the project provides a rare opprtiunity to join not only the early stages of a significant waterside regeneration opportuntiy but that of a wider significant regeneration of north London.