Selling Spectrum
Luxury housebuilder offers an exciting new opportunity in north-west London
Louisa Walters is Features Editor at the Jewish News and specialises in food and travel writing
Excelsior Homes was established in 2003 and is renowned for building beautiful homes in north west London. Excelsior Homes has a pure and simple vision: to offer you access to a level of quality once reserved for the few.
The first development, Cadogan Court in Raleigh Close, Hendon, was extremely well received and 80 percent was sold off plan. That was an amazing achievement for an unknown brand and following this Halkin House in Downage, Hendon took the brand to new levels. Everyone in the local area wanted an Excelsior Home. A few years later Excelsior Homes built the award-winning Chesham Close, Uphill Road, Mill Hill, a stunning collection of six magnificent homes which by the team’s own admission was one of their favourite developments. They still have people asking if they can build them a Chesham Close-style house.
The Excelsior Homes team are deeply passionate, committed and dedicated to every project they take on. They go beyond just meeting the basic requirements and strive for excellence in every aspect, from the design and construction to the final product.
Attention to Detail: Excelsior Homes ensures every element, whether it’s in the architecture, finishes or functionality, is thoughtfully planned and executed. No detail is too small to overlook.
Quality Over Quantity: Excelsior Homes focuses on creating high-quality developments, even if it means fewer projects. The end result is something that stands the test of time and exceeds expectations.
Innovative Thinking: The team are not afraid to push boundaries and try new ideas. They incorporate the latest trends in design, technology, and sustainability, making their projects stand out.
Customer-Centric Approach: The team truly care about the people who will live in or use their developments. Their focus is not just on selling properties but on creating spaces that improve lives.
5. Long-Term Vision: Excelsior Homes prioritises long-term value, creating developments that enhance the community and maintain their appeal for years to come.
Excelsior Homes is in the last phase of selling Spectrum Apartments in Hillview Gardens, Hendon with prices from £475,000. Spectrum is a luxury development of 42 one, two and three-bedroom apartments built to the highest specification with underground parking available.
With only a few apartments left the timing couldn’t be more perfect to buy as Spectrum Apartments has signed up for Own New, a fantastic opportunity to buy a new-build property at very low interest rates.
Halifax has just announced its involvement with Own New, a nationwide scheme designed to make mortgages more affordable to people buying new-build homes. Funded through a subsidy paid for by the builder, Rate Reducer is a unique mortgage that provides movers and first-time buyers access to lower interest rates and reduced monthly payments during the initial mortgage period. Own New works behind the scenes with housebuilders and lenders to reduce the overall cost involved with mortgage loans on new-build properties.
With the stamp duty concession coming to an end on 31 March 2025 interested buyers should get in touch now.
020 8343 3338
enquiries@excelsiorhomes.co.uk
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