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Marketing Suite on Your Left C R Charter a L BLACKWALL E C Street BASIN PARK CANADA SQUARE POPLAR DLR WEST INDIA QUAY DLR NORTH QUAY ELIZABETH LINE ELIZABETH LINE POPLAR DOCK CROSSRAILCROSSRAIL PLACE Directions to our MARINA NORTH DOCK ONTARIO WAY WESTFERRY ROAD Residential Sales FISHERMAN’S WALK 17 COLUMBUS COURTYARD MarketingFISHERMAN’S WALK Suite 1 WESTFERRY CIRCUS 5 CANADA 8 CANADA 15 CANADA 30 NORTH ONE CHURCHILL SQUARE SQUARE SQUARE COLONNADE PLACE 14 George Street, Canary Wharf E14 9QG WREN 10 CABOT 25 NORTH ADAM’S LANDING SQUARE COLONNADE PLAZA Canary1 CABOTWharf SQUARE Tube Station — 5 min 7 WESTFERRY CIRCUS 20 COLUMBUS• Leave station via Upper Bank Street/Montgomery COURTYARD exit Montgomery Square is directly ahead of you NORTH COLONNADE NORTH COLONNADE 5 CHURCHILL 11 WESTFERRY PLACE CIRCUS • Walk through Montgomery Square and pass the CANADA SQUARE R I E C I T R One Wood Wharf Marketing Suite on your left C R Charter A L BLACKWALL E C Street BASIN PARK CANADA SQUARE CABOT ONE CANADA 16–19 CANADA BELLMOUTH WESTFERRY • Continue to walk over Water Street bridge, turn CANARY PAVILION CHURCHILL SQUARE SQUARE P SQUARE PASSAGE CHURCHILL PLACE CIRCUS WHARF DLR PLACE WEST INDIA AVENUE right onto Park Drive and left onto George Street RETAIL • Pass 10 George Street and the Marketing Suite is straight ahead on the right DLR MINS 20 CHURCHILL PLACE SOUTH COLONNADE SOUTH COLONNADE F3 GRAVING DOC 15 WESTFERRY 1 WEST INDIA CIRCUS AVENUE MONTGOMERY STREET CANARY WHARF RIVERBUS PIER Canary Wharf DLR Station — 9 mins UPPER BANK STREET 4 Charter TIMBER QUAY LOVEGROVE WALK CUBITT WESTFERRY ROAD STEPS Street One Brannan F1 F2 30 SOUTH 25/30 Street K • Exit platform via stairs or escalators down COLONNADE 33 CANADA 25 CANADA CHURCHILL 25 CABOT SQUARE 2O CABOT SQUARE SQUARE 20 CANADA PLACE SQUARE to street level SQUARE F4 REUTERS BRANNAN STREET • Walk through concourse to South Colonnade, PLAZA BERNERS PLACE turn left and head towards Upper Bank Street CHARTER STREET G2 G1 G3 MONTGOMERY SQUARE 15 Water Street The Market Building G4 • Turn right on Upper Bank Street SOUTH COLONNADE 1 Water JUBILEE LINE MIN RIVINGTON WALK Street 5 Water H1 H2 RIVER THAMES • Turn left into MontgomeryMIDDLE Square, DOCK pass the Street UNION SQUARE G10 1 NEWFOUNDLAND WATER STREET PLACE Wood Wharf Marketing Suite on your left MONTGOMERY N O R T H L A N E SQUARE W E S T L A N E E A S T L A N E H A R B O R D JUBILEE PARK S Q U A R E WRAYBURN PLACE PRESTO RIVERSIDE SOUTH CANARY CANARY • Continue to walk over Water Street bridge, turn L1 G5 DLR MINS WHARF WHARF right onto Park Drive and12 leftBANK STREETonto George Street 20 Water Frameworks G7 Street S O U T H L A N E N 8 Water Street H4 H3 ’ • Pass 10 George Street and the Marketing Suite 10 S R O A D BANK STREET P Park G6 M1 RETAIL ENTRANCE is straight ahead on the right AND PARKING Drive 10 UPPER BANK C O M P T O N GEORGE STREET HAZELTON WALK CHARTER STREET STREET G A R D E N S Heron Quays DLR Station — 9 min J2 10 George Street J1 J5 J4 1&5 BANK STREET 10 BANK STREET 40 J3 BANK STREET One Charter • Exit platform via stairs or escalators and turn Street Park Drive P A R K D R I V E HERON 25 BANK STREET right on Bank Street QUAYS DLR HARBOUR QUAY G A R D E N S HARBOUR QUAY • Walk through Jubilee Park towards Upper 50 BANK STREET WEST 40 BANK STREET EAST Bank Street WINTER GARDEN WINTER GARDEN • Cross the road into Montgomery Square MARKETING • Walk through MontgomerySOUTH DOCK Square, pass the SOUTH DOCK Wood Wharf Marketing Suite on your left SUITE • Continue to walk over Water Street bridge, turn right onto Park Drive and left onto George Street • Pass 10 George Street and the Marketing Suite is straight ahead on the right Sales Enquiries +44 (0)20 7001 3800 canarywharf.com/residential [email protected].
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