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St George’s Gardens at The 1840 is a stunning new development created by award-winning developer City and Country on the site of Springfield Hospital on Burntwood Lane with additional access from Glenburnie Road close to Tooting Bec tube. 

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The first phase of the development has 72 unique apartments set within a beautiful Grade II-listed building, The 1840. It forms part of a new residential village which will feature a 32-acre park, retail and café spaces, a public square, historic listed buildings, and the provision for a new primary school. Residents’ facilities also include an on-site concierge, private gardens and communal spaces.

Private parking is available with the majority of apartments, and some flats have private balconies and terraces with stunning views across south-west London. Surrounded by tranquil parkland and boasting a prime location between Tooting, Balham, Earlsfield and Wandsworth Common, easy access is available to a range of public transport as well as a host of commons, restaurants, cafés and shops.
 
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Despite still being a couple of months away from the first residents taking occupation, we have sold more than 50 of the 72 apartments in this first phase. Those still available are a mix of one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments, each individually designed and offering varying benefits and period features.
 
The development has been phenomenally popular and has sold extremely quickly. If you are interested in discussing one of the remaining flats in this first phase, please contact us now to avoid missing out.
 
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How relevant is real estate investment in 2024?

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The question about funding is a tricky one. Bootstrapping (using your own savings) can be a great way to stay in control, but it takes longer to see results. Finding investors can give your business a rocket boost, but then you have to answer to other people.

Personally, I think the best approach depends on your idea and risk tolerance. If you've got a clear plan and a product you believe in, going after investors might be worth a shot. There are tons of resources out there to help you understand the process, like this one I found https://fx2funding.com/evaluation-process/.



-- Edited by SaymonSax on Monday 29th of April 2024 01:01:46 PM

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