L&Q’s latest scheme, The Nest, forms part of the Prime Point development on the Greenwich Peninsula and will eventually deliver 476 homes, including Manhattan studios and one, two, and three-bedroom apartments.
The homes are set within two bronze-framed towers, the tallest reaching 29 storeys, alongside brick mansion buildings arranged around landscaped gardens.
Claire Brenlund, sales and marketing director at L&Q, said: “We’re delighted to be delivering more new homes in Greenwich Peninsula – an exciting, fast-growing destination neighbourhood.
“Off-plan sales at Prime Point have already been well received and we expect strong demand for this latest release.
“Residents will have everything they need right on their doorstep, with many enjoying spectacular views of the City and beyond – making this the perfect place for a mix of local people, city workers and professionals to call home.”
Located within the Brickfields neighbourhood, part of the wider 150-acre Greenwich Peninsula masterplan, Prime Point offers easy access to green spaces, cultural attractions, and transport links.
Many of the homes will offer views of the O2, Canary Wharf, and Central Park.
Residents also benefit from proximity to the O2 arena, North Greenwich Underground Station, North Greenwich Pier, and the IFS Cable Car.
The Jubilee Line provides a two-minute journey to Canary Wharf, eight minutes to London Bridge, and 13 minutes to Westminster.
For a scenic commute, Uber Boat by Thames Clippers takes just 31 minutes to London Bridge from North Greenwich Pier.
The development includes secure cycle storage and is connected to London’s cycling network.
Prime Point is designed to offer affordability in a prime location, with 70 per cent of homes designated as affordable housing.
Shared Ownership properties are now available, with London Living Rent apartments expected to launch later this year.
The homes are intended to suit a wide range of buyers, from first-time purchasers to those looking to move up the property ladder.
Prices start at £399,950 for a Manhattan studio apartment, with Shared Ownership options starting at £86,000 for a minimum share in a Manhattan Studio apartment (full market value £344,000).
London Living Rent homes will start from £1,400 per month for a Manhattan Studio apartment.
Eligible buyers may be able to access mortgage rates below 1.55 per cent through the Own New: Rate Reducer scheme.
The first residents are expected to move in from early 2026.
