




The Wraysbury is a collection of 53 apartments and duplexes on London Road, Staines upon Thames, completed in 2021. Sixteen one and two bedroom homes are now available, eleven of them duplexes across the second and third floors. Each features a fitted kitchen with integrated appliances, Karndean flooring, smartphone video entry and its own secure underground parking space, with fitted wardrobes to selected bedrooms.
Staines station is a five-minute walk away, with direct trains to London Waterloo in 33 minutes, Clapham Junction in 24 and Richmond in 19, while the M25, M3 and M4 are all close by. On the banks of the Thames, the town pairs a modern shopping centre and riverside bars with Windsor, royal parkland and Hampton Court nearby, making it a popular choice for professionals who want London on their doorstep and a more relaxed pace of life.
Buying couldn’t be simpler. Each apartment is sold individually with the tenancy and management already in place, so there’s nothing to set up and income starts from the day you complete. Thirty-five apartments in the building have already been sold and mortgaged since 2021, and each comes with a 999-year lease, zero ground rent and a 10-year structural warranty running to 2030.

The Wraysbury comes with something every investor values: a track record. The building has been let without interruption since it completed in 2021, managed throughout by a single block and lettings agent, with rent collection and management already in place. Buyers can keep the existing agent or appoint their own.
Demand comes from three directions: corporate occupiers in the town’s business parks, including Samsung, Salesforce, Bupa and bp; the Heathrow economy just 3.5 miles away, one of the UK’s largest single-site employers; and Royal Holloway, University of London, with over 10,000 students two and a half miles away. Plans for a third runway at Heathrow point to continued job growth right on the doorstep.
That demand shows in the numbers. Rents across the 16 apartments are 15.5% higher than in October 2023 and 12% ahead of the developer’s launch forecasts, with increases ranging from 8% to 28%.




