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Overview

Marstead Mill is a retirement village by Marstead Living in Mill Hill, London NW7.

The 18-acre site in London’s Mill Hill, in the Borough of Barnet, will create a new 175-home retirement village set in over 10 acres of gardens and landscaped grounds with an estimated GDV of over £260 million.

Located on two adjoining sites, formerly known as Watchtower House, the Jehovah’s Witness International Bible Students’ Association UK headquarters, Marstead Mill will offer spacious one, two and three-bedroom apartments specifically designed for residents aged 65 and above.

Designed by Barr Gazetas architects, The new retirement village on the main site will provide eight apartment buildings within beautiful mature gardens and trees along with one additional residential building on the adjacent site comprising nine affordable family homes for the local community and Londoners.

The neighbouring site will be opened for the wider community to use and enjoy and will include a community centre, park café and a 7-acre public green open space.

Much of the existing gardens and mature planting will be retained, whilst reducing the built footprint on site through the removal of the former Jehovah’s Witness complex and tarmacked parking areas.

Designed to be an exemplar retirement community, Marstead Mill will feature a wealth of lifestyle amenities including a residents’ lounge, concierge, restaurant, deli/café open for the wider local community, social/games rooms and a health and wellbeing facilities including a swimming pool, hydrotherapy pool, fitness suite and treatment rooms and a garden pavilion.

The project is committed to sustainability and social values, focusing on energy strategy targeting net-zero carbon plan and renewables, planting 175 new trees, as well as increasing green space and enhancing biodiversity.