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Located in Hendon, Silkstreamcombines new homes with extensive green space, landscaped gardens and access to some of north London's best-loved parks.
This neighbourhood of new build houses is a place inspired by nature, offering a lifestyle of a different nature. The landscaped gardens and open spaces include natural habitats that have been created to encourage wildlife to flourish.

Key features include:

• 1,309 homes
• 1.4 Acres of private elevated podium gardens 
• 1.5 Acre public park and regenerated section of Silk Stream 
• 175-metre lake
• A wealth of nearby parks and green spaces

Embrace Nature on Your Doorstep at Silkstream

In the warmer seasons, Silkstream’s public outdoor spaces come to life, creating green spaces to help residents enhance their mental and physical wellbeing.

These bright areas encourage residents to connect with nature, engage in outdoor activities. Once complete this neighbourhood will enjoy a peaceful environment and a nature-rich parkland that is set to achieve an ambitious biodiversity net gain score of 895%, reflecting a significant increase in habitats for wildlife compared with the site's previous condition.

Nature and Community in Your Back Garden

Allowing flora and fauna to flourish, the expert team behind Silkstream is working closely with the London Wildlife Trust to preserve the local environment. Residents and visitors will enjoy 1.4 acres of beautifully curated gardens, a brand new 1.5-acre public park and a 175-metre oxbow lake and the regeneration of a nearby waterway. 

Central to this rejuvenated landscape is 300 metres of the Silk Stream itself, a tributary of the River Brent that feeds into the Welsh Harp Reservoir. Restored and revitalised, the stream will enhance Hendon’s green credentials and provide a peaceful, biodiverse haven for the community.

In the meantime, the new homes at Silkstream sit adjacent to three elevated private gardens, each unique and inspired by one of the landscapes that define the rich natural tapestry of Britain. These gardens offer Silkstream residents a refreshing space to rejuvenate after a lively day in the city.

Explore London's Finest Green Spaces Just Moments Away

The Welsh Harp Reservoir 

Just a short distance from Silkstream lies the Welsh Harp, a 170-acre reservoir fed by the Silk Stream and the River Brent, offering a peaceful natural retreat with the opportunity to watch – or take part in – sailing, canoeing or simply relax along the water’s edge. Home to several sailing clubs, it creates a vibrant centre for water sports and community activity at Silkstream. 

Montrose and Silkstream Park 

Two parks that make up one of the largest open green spaces in Barnet. Having recently undergone a £5 million regeneration, this 16-hectare park now offers the local community a brand new playground, active zone and skate park, alongside improved walking routes and spaces for relaxation.

London Parks on your Doorstep

For outdoor lovers looking to discover some of London’s best parks, there is a variety of green space beyond the city buzz. Silkstream places you within easy reach of some of London’s most scenic public green spaces including Hampstead Heath, Regent’s Park and Primrose Hill; all within easy cycling distance.

Further afield you will find a range of other parks and rolling fields such as Sunny Hill Park, Fryent Country Park and Hendon Park.

These parks provide the perfect spots for reading a book in the sun, family picnics and kicking a ball around in the park with friends. 

Life at Silkstream 

Beyond the green spaces, Silkstream is home to more than 1,300 homes and a 43,000 sq ft flagship Sainsbury’s, creating a neighbourhood where everyday essentials sit alongside extensive landscaping and outdoor space.

At Silkstream, you can reconnect with nature and recharge your mind, whether it is with a moment of calm in the resident gardens or just a quick stroll through the nearby green spaces.

To find out more or book a viewing visit the Silkstream development page.