Build to Rent in Camden, London
8 developments in Camden

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OperationalA 218-home build-to-rent scheme in Camden, London (postcode N1C).

Bakersfield Estate
OperationalA 106-home build-to-rent scheme in the Holloway area of Camden, London, let under the Folio London brand.

City Wharf
OperationalA 327-home build-to-rent scheme called City Wharf in North London (N1), managed by housing association A2Dominion as part of its private rental portfolio.

Enclave KX
OperationalEnclave KX is a build-to-rent apartment development in King's Cross, in the London Borough of Camden, completed in 2021 and comprising 121 units. It is operated by Enclave and includes a gym and co-working spaces, along with a penthouse terrace and sky lounge.

Hawley Wharf - Camden Lock Village
OperationalHawley Wharf - Camden Lock Village is a build-to-rent apartment scheme in Camden, north London (NW1), comprising 195 units.

L&Q at The Pavilions Private Rental
OperationalL&Q at The Pavilions Private Rental is a build-to-rent apartment development in Camden, London (N1), comprising 156 units operated by L&Q as part of its private rental portfolio.

Vantage Point
OperationalVantage Point is a Multifamily rental development at Archway (N19), London, completed in 2016 and comprising 118 apartments, operated by Essential Living. Amenities include a roof terrace, an on-site gym, a shared dining room and a 24-hour on-site resident services team.

Xchange Point
OperationalXchange Point is a build-to-rent development by Span Group on Market Road in Islington, a short walk from Caledonian Road station and close to King's Cross. Four- to seven-storey blocks wrap a private landscaped courtyard, with one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments and a handful of penthouses. Ownership here is split rather than whole-building. Land Registry records show 54 of the apartments held by Span Group through its Market Road companies, which also own the parking, alongside four owned by Peabody as affordable housing and four held by an overseas company. The remaining apartments are owned individually by private investors. Span bought its holding in blocks in 2014, adding more in 2019. That makes Xchange Point a partly institutional building rather than a single-owner build-to-rent scheme, and worth reading differently from either.