Pictures have been taken showing the views that can be seen from the very top of Watford's tallest building.
The images were snapped from the summit of the 24-storey residential tower that is under construction in Ascot Road in the west of the town.
Last Thursday, a topping out ceremony was held. This is a traditional event within the construction industry, in this case signifying the structure has reached its highest point.
The building has rapidly grown in size over the last year or so and now stands as the tallest in Watford.
The tower can be spotted from western parts of Watford such as the Holywell estate as well as from Croxley Green and even the M25, according to some locals.
A number of photos taken at the topping out ceremony have showcased the views on offer from the top of the building including over West Watford and the town centre, Watford and Croxley business parks, and Croxley Green.
The 24-storey building is being created by Henry Construction with Cortland the developer of the scheme.
The 24 floors will be home to 135 flats with retail space on the ground floor. There is also an annex building of up to six storeys that will house 35 flats.
Along with the 24 storey building, a further four blocks are under construction, ranging from six to 10 storeys.
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According to planning documents, the 485-home scheme will include at least 90 affordable homes.
Planning permission for the project was granted by Watford Borough Council in 2017, despite more than 300 objections and a petition being submitted by locals against the plans.
Despite its size, this tower will not be the tallest building in Watford for too long.
Permission has been granted for a 25 storey building of homes and offices in Clarendon Road, with a 28 storey development approved on the site of the former Range store in St Albans Road.
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