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CGI is of The Townhouses at Lollard Street, indicative of final development finish. For the purposes of illustration only THE HOMES TO BE APARTMENTS Twelve beautifully designed 1 & 2 bed apartments just a short walk PROUD OF from Kennington Station. These twelve private apartments on the corner of Lollard Street and Kennington Road are homes to be proud of. With Central London so close, Lollard Street is the perfect location to enjoy city life. HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT LONDON EYE WATERLOO ST PAULS CITY OF LONDON THE SHARD VIEW FROM BRITTANY POINT ON LOLLARD STREET Embankment St James ST. JAMES’ Green Park IN ’s St Royal Festival Hall St James’ Palace PRIME iccadilly P BFI IMAX 10 Downing POSITION The Mall Street Waterloo East Southwalk Green Park London Eye Waterloo Underground Waterloo t The Cu 14 Located just 8 minutes walk from Hyde Park Kennington Station and 15 minutes to Constituti on Hil St James’ Park Corner l The Old Vic Waterloo, Kennington is diverse and Underground 13 vibrant – an area with a distinct style Big Ben characterised by open green spaces Buckingham Wa terloo Rd Palace Walk Central Hall and smart Georgian and Victorian Gr Birdcage osvenor Pl Westminster architecture. There’s a strong feeling of Palace of Westminster community spirit here, with an active residents’ association, local theatres 12 London and neighbourhood events throughout Belgrave St. James’s Park Westminister Southbank Abbey Lambeth North University the year. Kennington retains the elusive A Square Garden bingdon St St. Thomas’ London Underground small-town charm of an area that looks Hospital 11 and feels lived in, but benefits from every convenience that living in a major BELGRAVIA St George’s metropolitan can offer. WESTMINSTER Cathedral Victoria Tower Archbishop’s London Rd 15 Gardens Victoria St Park LOCAL PUBS Westminster Channel 4 Imperial War Eaton Square Television Museum Cathedral Elephant & Castle 1. The Black Prince Gardens Victoria L 2. The Dog House o r Lambeth Bridge 3. The Ship Kennington 4. The King’s Arms Elephant & Castle 5. The Old Red Lion VICTORIA 3 6. The White Bear Pub 7. The Pilgrim Ebury St Vauxh 16 al l Br Tate idge Rd Ecclestone Britain 17 RESTAURANTS Square Park Millbank d 10 ankment Black Pr inc 23 8. Kennington Tandoori Warwick Square e Rd Kennington R 9. Pizza Express Albert Emb PIMLICO 4 10. Grumbles 1 21 11. Florentine Restaurant & Bar 2 5 12. Cotto Italian Restaurant Pizzeria Pimlico VAUXHALL 13. La Barca Ristorante 14. Ristorante Olivelli 22 8 Lupus St Kennington 15. The Cinnamon Club V Chelsea Bri auxhall 16. Lorne Restaurant B ridg Vauxhall Ken 18 dge Rd e 9 Pleasure ni n St George's Square Gardens gton Rd 7 6 SCHOOLS 20 Vauxhall Grosvenor Rd Harleyfor osvenor Rd 17. Archbishop Sumner Church of Gr d Rd England Primary School 18. City and Guilds of London Art School 19. Henry Fawcett Primary School The Oval 19 20. Keyworth Primary School Kennington Co 21. Crampton Primary School ok’ Park s Rd Vauxhall 22. Pimlico Academy 23. Ethelred Nursery School & Nine Elms Ln Park Children’s Centre Battersea Oval Power Station *Source: TfL and Google maps All travel times from the development are an estimate and will vary depending on route, day of travel and are subject to change. Bank Cycle King’s Cross St.Pancras CYCLE ROUTES Superhighway 15 mins 6 mins Quietway 22 mins 13 mins Lollard Street has access to a myriad of Cycle Superhighways, Quietways, Radial and Orbital Routes Radial Route right on your doorstep. With more people choosing to cycle around London, these designated cycle routes give you safer, faster and more direct journeys into the city and Orbital Route Oxford Circus Old Street could be your best and quickest way to get to work. 12 mins 11 mins 16 mins 22 mins Marylebone Road Regent SHOREDITCH Square CLERKENWELL Bunhill Wilson Seymour Marylebone Row High Street Gordon Square Street London Waterloo Craven Place FARRINGDON Canary Wharf Road Baker Brick Street Lane Sussex Portland HOLBORN Gardens Fitzrovia Smithfield 3 mins 17 mins Place Street CITY OF LONDON 9 mins 37 mins Connaught Village 20 mins OXFORD CIRCUS Lancaster ST PAULS BANK Gate Marble Arch North Park Lane Regents Southwark Leman Carriage Street Drive Street SOHO COVENT Temple Blackfriars Bridge GARDEN Pudding The Lane Cable Serpentine Picadilly Circus Street Kennington Tower of WEST EAST Kensington Brewer London 9 mins Gardens Street Trafalgar Southwark Square WATERLOO Hyde Park 5 mins West Tooley Street Carriage Corner Drive Union LONDON Druid Chesham 10 mins Street Street KNIGHTSBRIDGE Place BRIDGE London Victoria Liverpool St. Buckingham Great Palace Suffolk Exhibition Cornwall Street Road WESTMINSTER Road Ebury Borough Tanner Street Webber Street 15 mins Birdcage Lambeth Street 12 mins Walk Bridge 20 mins Avery Lambeth Farm Row North Imperial Kent Road 14 mins War ELEPHANT Willow Megastores Tate Britain Museum & CASTLE Walk South Kensington Churchyard Old Pimlico Row Meadow Row Kent Road Sutherland Paddington Shoreditch Street Kennington New Kent Road Surrey Canal Path Road St Georges Square Vauxhall Kennington Park Road Heygate 24 mins 23 mins SLOANE SQUARE Oval Street Cricket Portland Sydney Street Street Ground Kennington 30 mins 25 mins Park Willowbrook John Rusken Road Chelsea Street Wells Bridge OVAL Way Albert Bridge Stratford Kings Camberwell Camberwell Heathrow Road Clayands New Road Road Road Commercial Way Queens Circus 44 mins 24 mins Vassell Road Silverthorne 43 mins Road Peckham Library CAMBERWELL STOCKWELL Larkhall Brixton Rise Union Road Loughborough Denmark Lyndhurst Road Rye BATTERSEA Junction Hill Way Lane LOLLARD STREET IS PERFECTLY SITUATED TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF A VARIETY OF METHODS OF TRANSPORT IN, AROUND AND OUT CLAPHAM Ferndale BRIXTON Atlantic Kings College Lyndhurst TRANSPORT OF LONDON. Residents benefit from two nearby Tube stations: on Road Road Hospital Grove the Northern Line, Kennington Station is in Zone 2, whereas Lambeth North, just a 6-minute cycle ride from Lollard Street, is on the Bakerloo Line and is in Zone 1. The area is also extremely well connected by bus. Kennington Oval and Kennington Cross serve several areas in south London including Brixton, Crystal Palace, Streatham and Tooting. There also connections to Liverpool Street, King’s Cross and The Strand. *Source: TfL and Google maps All travel times from the development are an estimate and will vary depending on route, day of travel and are subject to change. AN AREA TO BE PROUD OF JUST A STONE’S THROW FROM “OLD FATHER THAMES”, KENNINGTON IS ONE OF INNER LONDON’S BEST-KEPT SECRETS. A large mix of grand Georgian houses and terraces are broken up by pretty squares and green spaces. The genteel atmosphere and central location attracts everyone from families to young professionals. Kennington is a diverse area with a vibrant population and, as such, feels full of life. With so much going on, it’s easy to see why Kennington has such proud and dedicated residents. CLEAVER SQUARE GOING OUT KENNINGTON’S POCKETS OF QUIET “VILLAGE LIFE” BELIES THE HUSTLE AND BUSTLE OF AN AREA ALIVE WITH A RICH TAPESTRY OF PLACES TO EAT, DRINK AND PL AY. Coffee shops, cafés and delis sit side-by-side with quirky restaurants and lively nightspots. THE DOG HOUSE NIGHTS OUT Kennington is home to a wide range of cuisines, from Persian to Eritrean, Vietnamese street food to Portuguese tapas – the culinary delights and imaginative seasonal menus are well known for their authenticity. There are also plenty of great pubs and bars in the area. The cosy Prince of Wales in Cleaver Square (where locals play boules in the summer) is a particular favourite, as is The Dog House on Kennington Road – a large candle- lit corner pub with dark wood decor; a popular haunt for draught beers and “dogs dinner” pub grub. The Pilgrim Pub is a spacious modern bar and a popular spot to catch live music or watch sports on the big TV. SISTA BARISTA THE OLD VIC SOUTH BANK LION PRINCE OF WALES CLEAVER SQUARE LOWER MARSH A SHORT HOP A BRIEF SELECTION OF PLACES OF INTEREST WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE OF LOLLARD STREET. Oval cricket ground Tate Britain BFI IMAX Vauxhall City Farm Southbank Lower Marsh Imperial War Museum London Eye Young Vic Theatre Cinema Museum Kennington Park Newport Street Gallery The Vaults Theatre National Theatre VauxWall West Climbing Centre OVAL FARMERS’ MARKET DAYS OUT Everything that London has to offer is right on Lollard The Cinema Museum is a popular venue which houses a Street’s doorstep, but Kennington itself has a wealth of unique collection of celluloid artefacts and memorabilia, as places and things to do and see. well as film screenings and talks. There are two enduring local repertory theatres: the White Bear – an intimate fringe Just a stone’s throw from Lollard Street is London’s theatre and bar, and Ovalhouse – a lively off-West End Southbank, home to the National Theatre, the BFI & IMAX, theatre on the Kennington Oval, opposite the famous cricket the Royal Festival Hall, The London Aquarium and the ground (which itself is a short walk away). Newport Street London Eye, to name just a few attractions. Alive with Gallery presents exhibitions of work from Damien Hirst’s art the hustle and bustle of people strolling along the River collection. The Garden Museum explores and celebrates Thames in search of restaurants, shops and pop-up street- British gardens and gardening through its collection, LONDON EYE food stands, the Southbank also plays host to a plethora temporary exhibitions and events. of seasonal arts and culture events, including the London Literature and Jazz festivals, plus the annual Wintertime Weekends wouldn’t be the same without a trip to a nearby Christmas Market.