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Making the Headlines in Se1 MAKING THE HEADLINES IN SE1 A distinctive new build develOPMent Of nine 2 & 3 bedrOOM APArtMents URBANLIVING W E L C O M E T O NEWSPAPER HOUSE A design led development of nine contemporary apartments and duplexes above two floors of high specification office space in london’s dynamic southbank. situated in Zone 1, newspaper House combines urban architecture and stylish interiors to provide highly desirable homes. the southbank is one of the capital’s most central, lively and diverse locations with a vast array of local gastro pubs, restaurants, theatres, art galleries, markets and museums right on the doorstep of newspaper House. cOMPuter GenerAted iMAGe river tHAMes, tAte MOdern AndtHeGlObetHeAtre river tHAMes,tAte ICONIC LONDON THE CONTRASTS OF SOUTHWARK SE1 bOrOuGH MArKet se1 is home to scores of london’s greatest attractions as well as historic riverside walks, atmospheric markets and iconic new landmarks. the last twenty years have seen a complete revival of this stretch of the thames, from tower bridge in the east to the southbank centre in the west. the rebuilding of shakespeare’s Globe, the opening of tate Modern, the london eye and the Art deco Oxo tower have all added to the firmly established cultural attractions including the royal festival Hall, the national theatre, the Old vic and the design Museum. this is the heart of the uK’s vibrant and ever expanding cultural capital. stroll over to the cut for artisan bakeries, traditional pubs, elegant bars, tHe Old vic flOwer stOre organic food stores, independent coffee shops and a concentration of restaurants that is difficult to surpass. the vibrant atmosphere of borough Market, overflowing with fresh produce and gourmet street food, has long enticed professional chefs, amateur cooks and food lovers from across the globe. turbine HAll, tAte MOdern bfi iMAX THE LIFESTYLE uniOn tHeAtre & cAfe tHe GlObe tHeAtre & citY Of lOndOn vibrAnt isAbellA street tHe GArrisOn AT THE HEART OF THE CITY AlfrescO dininG AlOnG tHe tHAMes with the city and west end so close, the history, culture and diversity of london are laid at your feet. You can enjoy award-winning theatre in soho, the latest big screen releases in leicester square, a picnic in Hyde Park, visit one of the celebrated south Kensington museums or take in ballet or ballad at the royal Opera House or the royal Albert Hall. london is a world leader not only for financial services but in the arts, commerce, fashion, entertainment and education, demonstrated by its many world ranking universities. newspaper House will provide a superb central london residence that allows you to be at the heart of the action. HAY’s GAlleriA nAtiOnAl tHeAtre THE CAPITAL OF CULTURE Public transport links will speedily connect you with the city and west end, yet you’ll quickly discover how much can easily be explored by foot. MillenniuM bridGe tO st PAul’s cAtHedrAl tOwer wHArf desiGn MuseuM NIGHTLIFE Pubs and Wine Bars THEATRES AND ATTRACTIONS RESTAURANTS 24 1. MinistrY Of sOund 9. tHe windMill tAvern 18. lOndOn eYe 25. tHe nAtiOnAl GAllerY 31. bAltic 37. 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