The Claves, Inglis Way, London, NW7 1HA

Detailed Description A collection of homes for those who expect more, The Claves is a tranquil development of apartments and penthouses set around private landscaped gardens.

Offering a host of amenities every bit as impressive as its elegantly finished homes - concierge, residents' lounge, gym, and media and games rooms - no detail has been overlooked in creating a truly luxurious living experience.

A green escape from London's hustle, that's just 25 minutes from the West End, Mill Hill is the perfect antidote to the stresses of modern life.

Mill Hill East station, your gateway to the capital, is just a short walk away. For trips by road, the M1 and M25 are equally easy to access.

As is Europe, thanks to King's Cross St Pancras' Eurostar services.

Offering comfort and convenience in equal measure, the vision for The Claves was to create a development that truly catered to your every need.

The apartments' spacious layouts and superb interior design ensure a warm welcome. The lush gardens offer an escape and a moment to reflect.

While, the amenities, including media and games rooms, a fully equipped gym, residents' lounge, concierge and underground parking, complete the picture.

Location 0.3 miles or 500m from Mill Hill East Station on the Northern Line.

Surrounded by woods and parkland, Mill Hill’s tree-lined avenues and quaint village high street are almost at odds with the ease at which you can reach Central London.

Yet everything you need is close to hand. For your essentials, there’s a Waitrose just by Mill East station while Mill Hill Broadway’s shops, restaurants and cafés are just a short drive.

As is Brent Cross Shopping Centre. As well as a relaxed ambience, the wealth of open space offers lots of possibilities for your leisure time. Finchley Golf Club is just moments away.

A host of others aren’t much further.

Add to this, equestrian centres, the Welsh Harp Reservoir’s water sports, great schools, rambling walks and great country pubs - if you prefer to admire greenery over a Sunday roast - and life here is most definitely for living.