Dolphin Bridge House in Uxbridge London is a brick-built former wharf building located in Uxbridge offering an unrivalled combination of upscale living with ideal location. Dolphin Bridge House is a striking collection of 41 apartments on a peninsula surrounded by the waterways of the Grand Union Canal and the River Colne.
Dolphin Bridge House is connected by the Metropolitan and Piccadilly lines in the affluent west London town of Uxbridge, this charming development offers stylish waterside living only 36 minutes from Central London.
Rents have increased by 14% over the past 5 years and are forecast to increase by a further 18% over the next 5 years driven by demand from young professionals and a growing population.
13% price growth in Uxbridge
between 2015-2018 and 61% growth across the borough of Hillingdon over the past 5 years, outperforming the London and nationwide UK market means Dolphin Bridge House offers great investment potential.
From Dolphin Bridge House, Uxbridge Underground station (Metropolitan and Piccadilly lines) and the town centre are only 10-minute walk.
The developers hall-free philosophy maximises space for true open plan living. Less walls within results in more light throughout, so typically apartments are bright, aspirational and feature quality brand names that appeal to ambitious working professionals and families.
Traversed by the River Colne and Grand Union Canal, each apartment in the Dolphin Bridge House apartments enjoy waterside views – a rare and very desirable feature.
Uxbridge is known for its canal side living and period houses, a legacy Dolphin Bridge House continues. Connected by the Metropolitan and Piccadilly lines, Uxbridge is an appealing commuter town, the Underground station itself a celebrated Art Deco landmark.
Dolphin Bridge House lies on the western side of the town, the area favoured by families and young professionals for its network of waterways and former mill conversions, giving it a unique urban identity.
In the last 10 years, the Intu Uxbridge shopping centre has added another mall to the town’s retail and transformed the town centre. It also hosts a nine screen Odeon cinema.
In 2016 Coca-Cola announced it was to make Uxbridge its European and British headquarters, a brand that has a long association with the town. A diverse range of industry occupies the town’s office space with other major HQs including Apple’s UK head office, Cadbury, Xerox, PWC, Mitsubishi, GSK, Hasbro, Cisco Systems, IBM, Fujitsu and Hertz. These commercial giants have led to a steady growth of incoming as well as outgoing commuters to London.
West London’s growing success as an alternative to purchasing in the prime London market benefits the buyer who sees the value and opportunity of long-term capital gain. The speed of development and regeneration has also given rise to a robust market of domestic and international investors. The new mix of investors, owner-occupiers and renters is creating a more diverse and vibrant community across west London.
A little over one mile from Dolphin Bridge House, Uxbridge is home to Brunel University with 13,000 students. Nearly 30 per cent of Brunel’s students are international. In 2015 the university contributed an estimated £227million to the local economy as well as providing 4,305 jobs in the Borough of Hillingdon.
Dolphin Bridge House sits on the doorstep of the vast Colne Valley Regional Park, 40 square miles of farmland, woodland, wilderness and water. There are over 200 miles of river and canal, and 60 lakes.
Home to a visitor centre and hosting an annual calendar of events, there are a huge range of clubs
and societies that use the park including walking, cycling, fishing, horse-riding, wildlife and conservation, orienteering, boating and seven golf clubs.
The park is a two-minute walk from Dolphin Bridge House, a phenomenal green space to have on your doorstep bearing in mind Central London is only a 36 minute train journey away.
Dolphin Bridge House is a 10-minute walk from Uxbridge Underground station on the Metropolitan and Piccadilly Lines and a 15-minute cycle from West Drayton Crossrail station. Door to door, residents can be in Central London in little over 45 minutes and come the launch of the Elizabeth Line in December 2019 the City and Canary Wharf will be accessible in under an hour, transforming the east-west connectivity across the city – and the daily commute of millions.
Apartments at Dolphin Bridge House are designed with the surrounding tranquil setting firmly in mind. Cool and clear interiors feature quality brand appliances
to produce attractive and comfortable living spaces, befitting of their waterside location.