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The hotly anticipated Elizabeth line has finally arrived and will be a gamechanger for London commuters and those living along the Crossrail route.

It's been a long time in the making – the Crossrail Act received Royal Assent in July 2008 with the main construction phase launched in 2011. Five years later, following a visit from HM The Queen, the route was renamed the Elizabeth line.

Six years on and the line is officially open. Initially it will operate in three separate sections – in the east, west and through central London – with spring 2023 the current date for the entire line to be fully connected.

Passengers can jump aboard and experience all that the Elizabeth line has to offer along its 100km route. There are 10 new stations, totalling 41 accessible stations altogether, stretching from Reading and Heathrow in the west through to Shenfield and Abbey Wood in the east. The line is predicted to serve 200 million people each year and will reduce journey times within London.

Here we take a look at some of the best new homes available along the line, travelling east to west.

Trinity Walk, Gazella Heights, Woolwich, SE18 6BQ

Woolwich: Trinity Walk, Gazella Heights, Woolwich SE18 – Guide price £360,000

Trinity Walk, Gazella Heights, Woolwich, SE18 6BQ

Woolwich: Trinity Walk, Gazella Heights, Woolwich SE18 – Guide price £360,000

Dock East, Selsdon Way, London, E14 9GL

Canary Wharf: Dock East, Selsdon Way, London E14 – Guide price £394,500-£1,150,000

Dock East, Selsdon Way, London, E14 9GL

Canary Wharf: Dock East, Selsdon Way, London E14 – Guide price £394,500-£1,150,000

Tottenham Court Road West, 91-101 Oxford Street, London, W1D 2HD

Tottenham Court Road: Tottenham Court Road West, 91-101 Oxford Street, London W1 – Guide price £1,500,000-£2,410,000

Tottenham Court Road West, 91-101 Oxford Street, London, W1D 2HD

Tottenham Court Road: Tottenham Court Road West, 91-101 Oxford Street, London W1 – Guide price £1,500,000-£2,410,000

Hayes Village, Nestles Avenue, Hayes, London, UB3 4QF

Acton Main Line: The Verdean, Joseph Avenue, London – Guide price £369,000

Hayes Village, Nestles Avenue, Hayes, London, UB3 4QF

Acton Main Line: The Verdean, Joseph Avenue, London – Guide price £369,000

The Dukesbridge, 1 - 4 Duke Street, Reading, RG1 4FU

Southall: The Green Quarter, Southall, Middlesex – Guide price £480,000 -​ £560,000

The Dukesbridge, 1 - 4 Duke Street, Reading, RG1 4FU

Southall: The Green Quarter, Southall, Middlesex – Guide price £480,000 -​ £560,000

Horlicks Quarter, Stoke Gardens, Slough, SL1 3QB

Slough: Horlicks Quarter, Stoke Gardens, Slough, Berkshire – Guide price £300,000-£735,000

Horlicks Quarter, Stoke Gardens, Slough, SL1 3QB

Slough: Horlicks Quarter, Stoke Gardens, Slough, Berkshire – Guide price £300,000-£735,000

The Dukesbridge, 1 - 4 Duke Street, Reading, RG1 4FU

Reading: The Dukesbridge, 1-4 Duke Street, Reading – Guide price £225,000-£252,000

The Dukesbridge, 1 - 4 Duke Street, Reading, RG1 4FU

Reading: The Dukesbridge, 1-4 Duke Street, Reading – Guide price £225,000-£252,000

Further information

Contact Dean Kennedy or Nick Vaughan

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