For over a century, the Kodak Factory provided a commercial and social focus to Harrow, a northwestern suburb with fast and direct transport links to Central London. Today, this same site is home to a collection of superbly designed homes that offer affordable luxury, good transport links and a handy location. In addition to nearly 2,000 one, two and three bedroom apartments, Eastman Village features a private gym, offices, restaurants, cafes, shops and spacious landscaped parkland. There is also a free car club membership for residents.

The apartments – built by Barratt London - are proving to be a big hit with both first time buyers and investors. With four highly-rated schools nearby, Harrow is popular with families and will therefore be a good candidate for continued prosperity. The main shopping thoroughfare is largely made up of two adjacent shopping centres that house popular high street brands, good restaurants and a multiplex cinema.

Transport links are quick and straightforward. The Metropolitan Line runs almost uninterrupted from Harrow-on-the-Hill Underground Station through to the West End, stopping only twice on its way to Baker Street before continuing on to St Pancras and the City. The Bakerloo and mainline routes link Harrow Wealdstone Station to Oxford Circus and Euston, respectively. (The Euston route includes an express service that takes only 12 minutes).