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138334 First Central Magazine_240x340_Layout 1 18/02/2014 09:01 Page 1 PARK ROYAL NW10 FIRST CENTRAL FIRST Modern city living from Bellway 138334 First Central Magazine_240x340_Layout 1 18/02/2014 09:01 Page 2 FIRST CENTRAL PARK ROYAL NW10 138334 First Central Magazine_240x340_Layout 1 18/02/2014 09:01 Page 3 FIRST CENTRAL WELCOME Discover the latest addition to Bellway’s impressive portfolio of desirable London developments. For homes that are as vibrant and exciting as they are well connected, look no further than First Central at Park Royal, one of the Capital’s emerging hot spots. FIRST CENTRAL, THE LAST WORD IN MODERN CITY LIVING. Bellway Homes Ltd, (North London Division) Bellway House, Bury Street, Ruislip, Middlesex HA4 7SD Telephone: 01895 671100 Fax: 01895 671155 www.bellway.co.uk Bellway Homes Limited is a member of the Bellway p.l.c. Group of Companies 138334 First Central Magazine_240x340_Layout 1 18/02/2014 09:01 Page 4 INTRODUCTION DISCOVER STYLISH CITY LIVING FOR LESS WITH BELLWAY’S CONTEMPORARY COLLECTION OF 1, 2 & 3 BEDROOM APARTMENTS AT FIRST CENTRAL, PARK ROYAL 138334 First Central Magazine_240x340_Layout 1 18/02/2014 09:01 Page 5 4/5 Computer generated image. 138334 First Central Magazine_240x340_Layout 1 18/02/2014 09:01 Page 6 LONDON FIRST CENTRAL IS WELL CONNECTED MAKING IT IDEAL 138334 First Central Magazine_240x340_Layout 1 18/02/2014 09:01 Page 7 6/7 EXCEPTIONALLY BY ROAD AND RAIL, FOR COMMUTERS 138334 First Central Magazine_240x340_Layout 1 18/02/2014 09:01 Page 8 FORM, FUNCTION AND AFFORDABILITY COME TOGETHER AT FIRST CENTRAL Computer generated image. For full details of contours of the land please speak to a Sales Advisor. 138334 First Central Magazine_240x340_Layout 1 18/02/2014 09:01 Page 9 Planning permission is being sought by Segro to develop this area. Introducing the latest addition to Bellway’s extensive London portfolio. First Central at Park Royal is a collection of contemporary 1, 2 & 3 bedroom apartments that showcase the best of modern city living. Benefiting from excellent connections across London, this new development sits in a prime location and puts everything you need on your doorstep. 138334 First Central Magazine_240x340_Layout 1 18/02/2014 09:01 Page 10 CONNECTIONS EVERYTHING WITHIN EASY REACH (Walk) 8 MINS PARK ROYAL PARK 15 (Underground) 41 MINS (Walk) MINS HEATHROW T5 HANGER LANE 12 MINS (Underground) 40 (Underground) MINS LIVERPOOL STREET TURNHAM GREEN MINS (Underground) KING’S CROSS ST. PANCRAS EALING BROADWAY 14 (Underground) 39 MINS FIRST CENTRAL PARK ROYAL NW10 SHEPHERD’S BUSH LEICESTER SQUARE 32 MINS (Underground) OXFORD CIRCUS 17 (Underground) MINS PICCADILLY CIRCUS 31 (Underground) MINS RICHMOND 29 (Underground) MINS 30 MINS (Underground) Park Royal tube station, served by the Piccadilly Line, can be reached via a pedestrian bridge and offers journey times of just over half an hour into Leicester Square at the heart of the capital. Around ten minutes walk away, Hanger Lane station also affords you access to the Central Line. By road, the A40 is within easy reach and provides convenient links to the North Circular or the M40, while the M1, M4 and M25 are all within 15 minutes of home. For journeys further afield, Heathrow Airport is just over 12 miles away. Please note that while every effort has been taken to ensure the accuracy of the information provided in this brochure, particulars regarding local amenities and their proximity should be considered as general guidance only. Times represent quickest journeys by Underground from Park Royal Station between 8am and 9am. Source: Transport for London. Walking times are approximate and taken from First Central. Source: Google Maps. References to entertainment and leisure facilities should not be taken to imply any mutual endorsement or recommendation. 138334 First Central Magazine_240x340_Layout 1 18/02/2014 09:01 Page 11 10/11 THE AERONAUT EVENTIM APOLLO ECLIPSE (HAMMERSMITH APOLLO) Acton High Street, W3 9BH 45 Queen Caroline Street, W6 9DZ 15 Old Brompton Road, SW5 0BA Tel. 020 8993 4242 Tel. 020 8563 3800 Tel. 020 7581 0123 drinkinlondon.co.uk eventimapollo.com eclipsebars.com Nearest tube: Acton Central Nearest tube: Hammersmith Nearest tube: South Kensington The Aeronaut is an exciting new This legendary 80 year old venue has This cutting edge venue serves up a venue on Acton High Street. With a recently benefitted from a multi- menu of innovative cocktails and a fantastic food menu and extensive million pound visual transformation great wine list. The street-front bar is range of beers on offer, plus and has re-opened with a flourish – effortlessly cool and the outside terrace spectacular cabaret acts, this unique offering up a packed schedule of world is ideal for the summer months. destination is part pub, part circus. renowned artists, bands and comics. FUNKYBUDDHA ICEBAR BY ICEHOTEL THE COMEDY STORE 15 Berkeley Street, W1J 8DY Heddon Street, W1B 4BN 1a Oxendon Street, SW17 4EE Tel. 020 7495 2596 Tel. 020 7478 8910 Tel. 0844 871 7699 fbmayfair.co.uk belowzerolondon.co.uk thecomedystore.co.uk Nearest tube: Green Park Nearest tube: Piccadilly Circus Nearest tube: Piccadilly Circus Giant Buddha statues and impressive The UK’s only permanent bar made Described as ‘the greatest and most waterfalls make for a unique setting of ice is an exhilarating sensory influential comedy club on the planet’, at funkybuddha. Oozing with Eastern environment where everything from The Comedy Store regularly plays elegance, this well established the walls, bar and tables to your own host to everything from big name nightclub located at the heart of glass are crafted from pure ice. performers to some of the world’s best London’s prestigious Mayfair attracts 138334 First Central Magazine_240x340_Layout 1 18/02/2014 09:02 Page 12 SHOPPING Living at First Central puts some of London’s most stylish shopping destinations, including Westfield and the London Designer Outlet, on your doorstep. Just over ten minutes away, Westfield London is a shopper’s paradise. This retail haven boasts hundreds of high street favourites alongside top designer labels such as Mulberry, Miu Miu and Dior. London’s first Designer Outlet is also within easy reach and offers over 70 stores with everything from leading brands and luxury designers to fantastic entertainment facilities, restaurants and cafes. London Designer Outlet Westfield London 9MINS 11MINS 70 OUTLETS, RESTAURANTS OVER 265 SHOPS, AND CAFÉS, NOT TO 50 CAFÉS AND RESTAURANTS MENTION A 9-SCREEN AND A VUE 14-SCREEN CINEWORLD COMPLEX MULTIPLEX CINEMA 138334 First Central Magazine_240x340_Layout 1 18/02/2014 09:02 Page 13 12/13 138334 First Central Magazine_240x340_Layout 1 18/02/2014 09:02 Page 14 NIGHT LIFE GET YOUR TEETH INTO LONDON’S NIGHTLIFE FROM FIRST CENTRAL LONDON HAS EVERY The Royale Leisure Park, less cuisine at Okawari to traditional than five minutes away, is tapas at La Siesta and Thai treats CULINARY CORNER perfect for cheap eats and at Fat Boys. Even closer to home entertainment. Here, branches experience Lebanese feasts at COVERED AND A of the ever-popular Nando’s and Beirut Nights restaurant and VIBRANT CLUB Mexican style Chiquito sit shisha bar or get a taste of Italy alongside leisure facilities such at Paulo’s Restaurant, both SCENE THAT IS as a large gym, multi screen Vue around five minutes away. SURE TO IMPRESS cinema and 28 lane Tenpin bowling venue. With the entire capital on your doorstep you will be spoilt for Meanwhile, in nearby Ealing, the choice when it comes to diverse collection of restaurants nightlife, too. You will find a reflects the area’s cosmopolitan variety of bars and nightclubs at ambiance. Here, you can enjoy Ealing Broadway, or simply hop everything from brasserie style on the tube to party from dusk meals at Côte and Japanese till dawn in one of London’s 138334 First Central Magazine_240x340_Layout 1 18/02/2014 09:02 Page 15 14/15 PAOLO’S RISTORANTE 7 Hanger Green W5 3EL 0.3 miles from First Central This bustling venue is hugely popular with local residents. The menu offers mouth-watering pastas and fresh seafood, while the talented owner often entertains with fabulous table magic. Tel: 020 8997 8560 NANDO’S PARK ROYAL Kendal Avenue W3 0PA 0.5 miles from First Central Their signature PERi-PERi chicken has become a firm family favourite and your local branch of this Afro Portuguese dining destination can be found at the Royale Leisure Park. Tel: 020 8896 1469 BEIRUT NIGHTS 19 Abbey Road NW10 7RB 0.7 miles from First Central Sample some of the finest Lebanese cuisine and one of the widest selections of authentic Shisha flavours you’ll find in London at Beirut Nights, where the Mediterranean meets the Middle East. Tel: 020 8961 2101 FAT BOYS THAI 33 Haven Green W5 2NX 1.7 miles from First Central The relaxed atmosphere, authentic food and friendly service at the Ealing branch of this popular Thai restaurant chain attracts customers from all walks of life. Tel: 020 8998 5868 OKAWARI 13 Bond Street W5 5AP 2.0 miles from First Central Sit at the sushi bar at Okawari in Ealing and watch the chef expertly prepare fresh sashimi or opt for one of the tatami tables, sunken into the floor, while you enjoy a traditional Japanese meal. Tel: 020 8566 0466 138334 First Central Magazine_240x340_Layout 1 18/02/2014 09:02 Page 16 REGENERATION PARK ROYAL AND THE SURROUNDING AREAS ARE IN THE MIDST OF AN AMBITIOUS PROGRAMME OF REGENERATION 138334 First Central Magazine_240x340_Layout 1 18/02/2014 09:02 Page 17 16/17 FIRST CENTRAL OCCUPIES A PRIME POSITION AT THE HEART OF ONE OF LONDON’S EMERGING PROPERTY HOT SPOTS In the borough of Ealing plans are afoot for a dramatic facelift.
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