The Hyde, London, NW9

Silkstream is a new 9-acre development set amidst landscaped parkland that includes a private garden, 175-metre oxbow lake, and a 1.5-acre park. The development is located in Barnet, one of London's greenest Boroughs, and offers a lifestyle that combines the best of the city and natural countryside. This residential project offers buyers a stylish collection of over 1300 suites, one, two, and three-bedroom homes with much-sought-after private outside space and gardens. Homeowners can also take advantage of amenities such as a fully equipped gym, 24-hour concierge, social co-working spaces, and a private screening room. Silkstream is thoughtfully designed to make the most of London’s transport links — with excellent connections to Brent Cross, Hampstead, and Central London. By train, residents can reach the vibrant hub of King's Cross in under 19 minutes, Bank in 28 minutes, and Heathrow Airport in 34 minutes. Plus, the proximity of the A40 and M1 motorway makes escaping for the weekend easier than one might think. The development lies between two major regeneration zones: Colindale and Burnt Oak to the North and Brent Cross and Cricklewood to the South. Located in Hendon, the development offers homeowners proximity to highly rated state and independent educational institutions, a plethora of retail outlets, restaurants, bars and cafes, with a brand-new flagship Sainsbury's Supermarket on-site. Brent Cross Shopping Centre, one of the largest in the UK, is also nearby. Hendon also has the most OFSTED-rated Outstanding primary and secondary schools in London — more than any other Borough. The world-famous Harrow School is just five miles away, while the London School of Economics, King's College London and Imperial College London are all within a reasonable commute. With stunning views of the Wembley stadium, extensively landscaped gardens, contemporary interiors, and luxurious accommodation for entertaining — Silkstream offers residents the best of city culture while maintaining the tranquillity of green open spaces.