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Brent Terrace Homes (Plots 53/54)


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A block of newly built homes with trees and landscaping in the foreground

Built between Brent Terrace and Clitterhouse Crescent, these 47 beautiful new homes were the first residential buildings to be completed anywhere across the Brent Cross Cricklewood regeneration scheme 

They have been delivered by Barnet Council with developers L&Q who will manage the properties on behalf of the local authority. 

These high-quality homes include a mix of two, three, and four-bedroom properties mainly providing replacement social housing for residents living in the nearby Whitefield Estate, alongside shared equity for existing leaseholders. Additional properties have also been taken up under shared ownership agreement as part of our commitment to provide affordable housing options to Barnet residents. 

residents standing outdoor

All homes have either a private garden or balcony for the residents. Additionally, a new pocket park has been built for all nearby residents to enjoy, as well as new trees and landscaping along Brent Terrace. Popular new open space Claremont Park is close by.  

Both blocks are supported by a private car park providing 47 parking bays, which is one new space for each of the homes. 

The building names Platform, Signal and Pullman, were chosen after consultation with residents and link to local rail history in the area, with over 100 railway cottages along the half mile stretch of Brent Terrace. Together with Conductor House at Brent Cross Town, the building names have purposely been chosen to retain a link between the former Whitefield Estate community.  

Work schedule

All works have now been completed, and residents have moved across from the Whitefield Estate low-rise buildings to their new homes on Brent Terrace. 

Useful contacts for residents  

If you are a resident living in this building Anxhela Bardhi, who is the Neighbourhood Housing Lead for Brent Cross is there to support you. Contact Anxhela by telephoning; 0300 456 9996 or emailing contact@lqgroup.org.uk 

Any questions about the wider development can be directed to us us via the contact form here or by email at transformingbx@barnet.gov.uk