Portra Rise
Launching in 2024 - a brand new collection of 1, 2 & 3 Shared Ownership apartments in Harrow, North London
Introducing Portra Rise
L&Q's Shared Ownership scheme offers you a chance to get on the property ladder
Portra Rise is located in the heart of Harrow, just a 10 minute walk away from Harrow and Wealdstone station and the town centre, offering excellent connections to London Euston. The development blends modern living in a historically significant location, as the site was once home to the Kodak Alaris factory. With a combination of history, connectivity, and modern amenities, Portra Rise is set to redefine urban living in Harrow.
- Launching in 2024 - 1, 2 and 3 bedroom Shared Ownership apartments
- Central location in Harrow close to the city centre
- 10 minute walk to Harrow and Wealdstone station
- Planned on-site convenience store
- Excellent transport links to London Euston
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Learn more about Shared Ownership
Under the Shared Ownership scheme you part-buy and part-rent your home, making it possible for first-time buyers and families to get on the property ladder.
The minimum share you can purchase is 25% and the maximum is 75%. You will usually pay a mortgage on the part you own and a subsidised rent on the part you don’t own. As your income rises, you can increase the share you own until you eventually own 100%.
Why choose L&Q when buying your perfect home?
When you buy a new-build home with us, we want you to know that you’re purchasing a home of the highest quality and that’s why we’re setting out our commitment to new customers in our New-build Homes: Quality Standard promise.
A town steeped in history
Portra Rise has a rich history dating back over a century. The site was once home to the Kodak Alaris factory, a renowned institution that employed thousands of people and played a significant role in the community for 130 years. From its early beginnings in 1891, it grew to become the largest manufacturing plant in the British Commonwealth. The factory not only witnessed the rise of industry but also served as a hub for recreational activities. Today, the legacy of Kodak Alaris paves the way for a vibrant and sustainable community featuring podium gardens, green spaces, and fantastic residential offerings.
