The highly anticipated launch of Kantha Quarter, the newest phase of the Oxbow development at Aberfeldy Village, was celebrated at an exclusive event on Thursday 26 February. The event welcomed prospective buyers, project partners and key stakeholders for an evening marking an important milestone in the continued evolution of this vibrant East London neighbourhood.
Held at the Oxbow Marketing Suite, the launch provided guests with first access to information about the new homes at Kantha Quarter, offering an opportunity to explore the vision behind the development and meet the team responsible for bringing the project to life. Attendees were able to engage directly with representatives involved in the design, delivery and marketing of the scheme, gaining valuable insight into the quality, character and ambition of the new phase.
The event created a lively and celebratory atmosphere, with food and drinks served by well-known East London vendors Jim & Tonic, e5 Bakehouse, and Street Dough Pizza alongside music from a live DJ. Guests also received exclusive goodie bags to mark the occasion, helping to make the evening both informative and memorable.
Kantha Quarter represents a significant addition to Oxbow at Aberfeldy Village, contributing to the area’s growing reputation as a thriving residential destination. The development reflects a strong collaborative effort between partners committed to delivering high-quality homes and fostering a strong sense of community.
The launch event provided not only a platform to showcase the latest homes but also an opportunity for buyers to build connections with the team behind the project, reinforcing confidence in the vision and delivery of Kantha Quarter. The strong attendance and positive feedback from guests highlighted the level of interest in this exciting new phase.
As Aberfeldy Village continues to grow, Kantha Quarter is set to play a key role in shaping the future of the neighbourhood, offering thoughtfully designed homes within a well-connected and evolving part of East London.
