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Verdean · The Aster — Friary Park regeneration, Acton W3
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Zone 3New BuildFinal Release

Verdean · The Aster

Acton · W3

£572,500+ (final release)

Price Range

£572,500+ (final release)

Number of Units

The Aster · studios – 2 bedrooms

Bedrooms

Studios – 2 bedrooms

Completion

Q2/Q3 2026

Architect

Chapman Taylor

Developer

Mount Anvil

List updated 06/07/2026: from £572,500. 999-year lease from April 2021. Service charge £4.48–£4.99/sqft.

The Aster — final-release homes in Mount Anvil's Acton regeneration

The Aster is Phase 2 of Verdean, Mount Anvil's joint-venture regeneration of the former Friary Park estate in Acton, delivered in partnership with Peabody. Designed by Chapman Taylor, the 170-home building sits one minute from Acton Main Line's Elizabeth Line platform — seven minutes from Paddington — within a nine-building masterplan bringing 1,345 new homes, landscaped gardens, an outdoor gym and running track, and a new local high street to W3.

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Investment Thesis

Verdean · The Aster

Best-Fit Investor Profile

Suited to yield-focused investors seeking Elizabeth Line connectivity in a large-scale, multi-phase regeneration masterplan with long-run area uplift, at the most accessible entry price in Mount Anvil's current book.

Execution Note

Developer documentation, payment structure, legal coordination and post-completion operations are managed end-to-end by our desk.

Amenities

  • 24-hour concierge
  • Residents' gym & roof terrace
  • Landscaped gardens & eco walk
  • 999-year leasehold from 2021

Key Highlights

  • Acton W3, Zone 3
  • 1 minute to Acton Main Line (Elizabeth Line)
  • Peabody-partnered masterplan
  • Q2/Q3 2026 completion
Location

Illustrative satellite view — approximate neighbourhood position, not an exact plot survey. · Acton · W3

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