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Browse new, resale and rental homes in London, and compare listings by location and property type.
New homes
NewUnited Kingdom · London
London, UK | Broadoaks Park Detached Villas | West Byfleet, Surrey From £799,000
¥7.29M
£799K GBP
NewUnited Kingdom · London
The Newton, London, UK | Apartments | 9 completed units beside Notting Hill in W2, 999-year leasehold
¥11.4M
£1.25M GBP
NewUnited Kingdom · London
Cedars Row, London, UK | Terraced House | West Putney Freehold Ready-to-Move-in Property £2,815,000
¥25.7M
£2.82M GBP
NewUnited Kingdom · London
Collingham Place, Kensington, London, UK | Two-bedroom apartment | £650,000 | Next to Imperial College
2 bed1 bath
¥5.93M
£650K GBP
Resale
Second-handUnited Kingdom · London
Harrow Hartley Apartments, London, UK | Studio to 3-bedroom apartments | From £295,000 near Harrow School
¥2.69M
£295K GBP
Second-handUnited Kingdom · London
Capella, King's Cross, London, UK | Apartments from Studio to Three-Bedroom | From £1,300,000 Park Views
¥11.9M
£1.3M GBP
Second-handUnited Kingdom · London
9 Millbank, Westminster, London, UK | Second-hand Apartment | Grade II Listed Building, Ready to Move In, 999-Year Leasehold
Price on request
Second-handUnited Kingdom · London
London Camden Town, UK | 2-Bedroom Apartment | Resale £595,000
¥5.43M
£595K GBP
Journal
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