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Introducing the Bath House the a Striking New Addition to Bath House the Famous Old Kent Road THE BATH HOUSE IS A STRIKING NEW DEVELOPMENT ON LONDON’S ICONIC OLD KENT ROAD. IT COMPRISES 27 LUXURY APARTMENTS IN THE FASHIONABLE AREA OF BERMONDSEY. THE SITE WAS FORMERLY HOME TO THE WELLINGTON BATHS, A GRAND OLD BUILDING ACCOMMODATING RUSSIAN VAPOUR ROOMS AND TURKISH BATHS. TODAY’S BATH HOUSE IS EQUALLY IMPRESSIVE AND PROVIDES THE PERFECT BASE TO ENJOY A DYNAMIC, MODERN LIFESTYLE. THE BATH HOUSE:03 INTRODUCING THE BATH HOUSE THE A STRIKING NEW ADDITION TO BATH HOUSE THE FAMOUS OLD KENT ROAD The Bath House is an all new six storey development of one, two and three bedroom apartments. Its stunning modern exterior combines bricks reminiscent of the local building vernacular with glass and metal feature balustrades. This is enhanced by wraparound winter gardens on the corners of the building, whilst apartments facing Old Kent Road have enclosed winter gardens with all-weather sliding screens. The interiors boast Higgins Homes’ signature specifications including high quality finishes and appliances from upscale suppliers and designers. A communal ground floor terrace provides a green area for relaxing and socialising. On the fifth floor is a contemporary communal terrace with views across London. This computer generated image is drawn from plan and is indicative only of how the completed development will appear. 04:THE BATH HOUSE THE BATH HOUSE:05 THIS IS BERMONDSEY THE FOR SO MANY REASONS, AREA ONE OF SOUTH LONDON’S MOST DESIRABLE POSTCODES An area renowned for its food and antiques markets, Bermondsey SHORTWAVE CINEMA WHITE CUBE MALTBY & GREEK has established a reputation as one of the most vibrant areas in A 52 seat independent cinema This contemporary art gallery on Foodies love this Greek food and and cafe bar in Bermondsey Bermondsey Street is one of two wine wholesaler – one of many food south-east London. Nearby Bermondsey Street is a mile long screening arthouse cinema and ‘White Cubes’ in London. They are producers under Bermondsey’s stretch of exceptional restaurants, coffee houses and bars. recent releases. Shortwave also also in Hong Kong and Sao Paulo railway arches. Behind their stand at hosts festivals and previews for and are among the world’s most The Ropewalk is a popular bohemian The wide open spaces of Burgess Park provide convenient sports emerging filmmakers. influential exhibition spaces for wine bar where customers can enjoy contemporary art. Greek wine and mezes. facilities, heritage, wildlife and much more. And to travel further afield, Bermondsey has excellent road and rail connections. OLD KENT ROAD MURAL BERMONDSEY STREET 06:THE BATH HOUSE BOROUGH MARKET BURGESS PARK THE BATH HOUSE:07 LIVELY AND COLOURFUL MARKETS BERMONDSEY IS RENOWNED MARKETS FOR ITS BUSTLING FOOD AND ANTIQUES MARKETS Bermondsey is a thriving hub for food and antiques markets. Alongside the legendary Borough Market is the lively street market at The Ropewalk on Maltby Street, which combines market stalls with under arch shops, pop-up bars and eateries. For lovers of antiques and bric-a-brac, the famous antiques market in Bermondsey Square is always a major draw on Fridays. Also worth checking out are Bermondsey’s other antique shops and warehouses. BERMONDSEY SQUARE JENSEN’S BOROUGH ANTIQUES MARKET MALTBY STREET MARKET MARKET Mingle with antiques traders, bargain One of the few small batch London One of London’s oldest, largest hunters and tourists alike at the Dry Gins to actually be distilled in and best known markets, Borough famous Bermondsey Antiques London, Jensen’s has revived old Market has become a fashionable Market (Fridays 6am – 2pm). Traders London Gin recipes to create quality place to buy food (Wednesday – sell everything from cutlery and vintage gins using only traditional Saturday), selling everything from furniture to china and jewellery. botanicals. Open at The Ropewalk rare breed meat to artisan bread every weekend. and cakes. 08:THE BATH HOUSE THE ROPEWALK, MALTBY STREET THE BATH HOUSE:09 GOING OUT – EATING IN 01 02 03 04 05 06 LITTLE BIRD GIN THE HIDE HEJ COFFEE VILLAGE EAST JOSE TAPAS BAR B STREET DELI FOOD GOURMET EXPERIENCES AND This pop-up cocktail bar This plush cocktail bar For great coffee and Choose your own Jose’s is inspired by This bijou venue on & is a daytime only venue on Bermondsey Street great service in a ambience within this the tapas and sherry Bermondsey Street is DRINK GOOD TIMES. THERE’S LIFE under the arches of The offers a choice of fresh Scandinavian stylish and spacious bars of Barcelona and a deli, sandwich bar Ropewalk. Run by 16 cocktails which are interior – this friendly cocktail bar and Andalucia. The menu and cafe by day where small batch gin distillers, refreshed seasonally. Swedish coffee shop restaurant. Located includes fresh ingredients the focus is on carefully ROUND EVERY CORNER Little Bird Gin, you In addition, there’s a off Bermondsey Square at the heart of to create new dishes selected British, French, can enjoy decadent well chosen selection is unbeatable. A Bermondsey’s creative alongside old favourites. Spanish and Italian gin-based cocktails in of wines, beers and popular choice on their community, Village East Experience too the wines produce. In the evenings, candlelit surroundings – spirits. All this is Scandinavian menu is has created its unique and sherries of Spain you it transforms into an or grab an outside table complemented by an freshly baked Swedish- character from a listed won’t see anywhere else. attractive wine bar. if you’re quick! informal menu of single style cinnamon rolls. warehouse alongside dish culinary treats. a contrasting glass apartment block. 04 06 05 01 02 03 10:THE BATH HOUSE THE BATH HOUSE:11 MAKING THE CONNECTION TRAVEL LINKED UP LONDON – FOR WORK OR & TRANSPORT LEISURE – BY ROAD, RAIL AND TUBE BANK ELEPHANT OLD STREET OVAL KINGS CROSS EUSTON CLAPHAM CAMDEN & CASTLE ST. PANCRAS COMMON TOWN SOUTH BERMONDSEY NORTHERN 15 MINUTES STATION 7 MINUTES LINE 1 MINUTE 3 MINUTES 5 MINUTES 7 MINUTES 10 MINUTES 11 MINUTES 12 MINUTES 15 MINUTES LONDON BRIDGE WATERLOO WESTMINSTER CANADA CANARY BOND NORTH BAKER STRATFORD WATER WHARF STREET GREENWICH STREET MALT STREET JUBILEE 2 MINUTES BUS STOP 18 MINUTES LINE 2 MINUTES 4 MINUTES 4 MINUTES 6 MINUTES 8 MINUTES 9 MINUTES 11 MINUTES 18 MINUTES Source: tfl.gov.uk & Google Minutes from London Bridge station. Source: tfl.gov.uk 12:THE BATH HOUSE THE BATH HOUSE:13 MONUMENT TOWER HILL BERMONDSEY IS CLEARLY ON THE MAP LOCAL LIVE LIFE TO THE MAX IN ONE OF AREA LONDON’S LIVELIEST LOCATIONS LONDON BRIDGE 40 27 03 12 01 BOROUGH 02 19 11 With so much going on, Bermondsey is a great place to live. 21 ROTHERHITHE The Bath House is within easy reach of some amazing bars, 05 22 restaurants, cafes and clubs. And the area’s bustling markets 28 09 15 CANADA are always a treat. Relax in the nearby parks and gardens – or 13 18 23 WATER take a trip to the heart of the capital… just minutes away by 26 04 road, rail or tube. BERMONDSEY 20 10 24 41 ELEPHANT & CASTLE 37 29 34 07 CULTURE & LEISURE BARS, PUBS & CLUBS RESTAURANTS & CAFES SURREY 06 QUAYS 01 Design Museum 09 214 Bermondsey 18 Antico 02 Fashion & Textile Museum 10 Bermondsey Arts Club 19 B Street Deli 03 The Shard 11 The Garrison 20 Hej 15 04 Shortwave Cinema 12 The Hide 21 Jose Tapas Bar 05 White Cube 13 Little Bird Gin 22 Pizarro 08 06 Muscle Factory Gym 14 Thomas A Becket 23 The Watch House 39 43 17 Pure Gym Bermondsey Village East M.Manze 31 07 15 24 48 Miami Health Club Gym Lord Nelson Gringa Dairy 33 SOUTH 08 16 25 BERMONDSEY 17 Fourpure Brewing Co. 14 THE WATCH HOUSE 46 42 16 THE MARKETS & SHOPPING GREEN SPACES SCHOOLS BATH 26 Antiques Market 37 Bermondsey Spa Gardens 42 Walworth Academy 35 HOUSE 27 Borough Market 38 Burgess Park 43 City of London Academy 44 30 28 The Ropewalk, Maltby Street 39 Paterson Park 44 Cobourg Primary School Surrey Quays Retail Park Potters Fields Park Haymerle School 29 40 45 38 30 Asda 41 Southwark Park 46 Phoenix Primary School 31 Tesco 47 St Francis RC Primary School 36 32 Aldi 48 Surrey Square Junior School 33 Southernwood Retail Park 34 Spa Terminus Farmers Market 45 47 Old Kent Road Retail Park 35 FASHION & TEXTILE MUSEUM 36 Cantium Retail Park 32 14:THE BATH HOUSE THE BATH HOUSE:15 25 PECKHAM RYE DENMARK HILL NUNHEAD EAST DULWICH SITE PLAN 1 REFUSE STORE 2 BLOCK BLOCK ONE TWO 3 BLOCK 4 THREE GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR BLOCK 3 ENTRANCE 5 PLOT 0-2 ONE BEDROOM ONE BATH 717 SQ FT PLOT 1-5 THREE BEDROOM ONE BATH 813 SQ FT PLOT 1-6 THREE BEDROOM TWO BATH 844 SQ FT CYCLE STORE MARLBOROUGH GROVE SECOND FLOOR 6 CYCLE STORE PLOT 2-2 TWO BEDROOM TWO BATH 695 SQ FT SECOND FLOOR PLOT 2-3 TWO BEDROOM ONE BATH 657 SQ FT PLOT 2-5 THREE BEDROOM TWO BATH 813 SQ FT PLOT 2-4 TWO BEDROOM TWO BATH 774 SQ FT PLOT 2-6 THREE BEDROOM TWO BATH 844 SQ FT N PLOT 2-7 TWO BEDROOM TWO BATH 728 SQ FT THIRD FLOOR PLOT 3-1 TWO BEDROOM TWO BATH 692 SQ FT THIRD FLOOR PLOT 3-2 TWO BEDROOM TWO BATH 695 SQ FT PLOT 3-5 THREE BEDROOM TWO BATH 813 SQ FT 5 FLOOR COMMUNAL ROOF GARDEN PLOT 3-3 TWO BEDROOM ONE BATH 657 SQ FT PLOT 3-6 THREE BEDROOM TWO BATH 844 SQ FT PLOT 3-4 TWO BEDROOM TWO BATH 774 SQ FT PLOT 3-7 TWO BEDROOM TWO BATH 728 SQ FT BLOCK 1 BLOCK THREE ENTRANCE BLOCK BLOCK AFFORDABLE FOURTH FLOOR FOURTH FLOOR ONE TWO HOUSING PLOT 4-1 TWO BEDROOM TWO BATH 692 SQ FT PLOT 4-5 THREE BEDROOM TWO BATH 797 SQ FT PLOT 4-2 TWO BEDROOM TWO BATH 695 SQ FT PLOT 4-6 THREE BEDROOM TWO BATH 830 SQ FT PLOT 4-3 TWO BEDROOM ONE BATH 657 SQ FT PLOT 4-7 TWO BEDROOM TWO BATH 728 SQ FT PLOT 4-4 TWO BEDROOM TWO BATH 774 SQ FT NB.
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