What makes this development so special is that it fronts a natural reservoir – both a Site of Special Scientific Interest and a local nature reserve, quite remarkable in a city of London's size. There are 170 hectares of open water surrounded by footpaths, trails, and woods, home to several local sailing clubs and other water sports. Hendon Station is only a five-minute walk, from which St Pancras International Station is a 16min commute, whilst Hendon Central Underground is a 16 min walk, granting access to the Northern Line – now directly connected to the new Battersea Power Station. For car owners, its appeal is further cemented by the fact you can be on the M1 heading north out of town in a matter of minutes.

NW9 is a popular postcode, not only with young professionals for its less than 30-minute commute to the heart of The City and Central London but also for young families seeking to capitalise on the neighbourhood's excellent primary and secondary schools. Following the post-Covid shift in lifestyles, this location ticks all the boxes – easy access to acres of greenspace whilst being a short commute to key locations in Central London and The City.

Brent Cross shopping centre is another draw – a major retail and leisure destination and one of London's most popular malls with a Waitrose, John Lewis, Fenwick's, and other favoured high street brands and restaurants.