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2 THE DEVELOPMENT AUDLEY GARDENS, QUEEN MARy’s plACE 3 Welcome to QuEEn mary’S place Queen Mary’s Place is emerging as a truly remarkable new urban regeneration project. An exceptional collection of luxury one, two and three bedroom apartments and two, three, four and five bedroom houses, these superb homes from award-winning developer St James, are arranged within a classic street layout, overlooking elegant squares and beautifully landscaped courtyards to create a unique environment. Set within the grounds of the historic Grade I listed Roehampton House, with its 20th century additions designed by renowned architect Sir Edwin Lutyens, residents have exclusive access to the lovingly-restored formal Rose Garden and serene 19th century Sunken Garden. The exquisite setting is not the only advantage to living at Queen Mary’s Place: an estate management service ensures the gardens and streetscapes are meticulously cared for, while CCTV offers security and peace of mind. Residents can also enjoy the use of a well-equipped gym and private commuter service, operating to and from Putney mainline station and East Putney tube station, while the excellent location places the vast open spaces of Richmond Park within easy reach. This design-conscious and creative development epitomises St James’ approach. Part of a ten year, £250 million regeneration project in conjunction with Wandsworth Council which will ultimately deliver 584 homes as well as a new pub/restaurant in partnership with Young’s across five sites in the suburb of Roehampton. Queen Mary’s Place is an exemplary holistic and lifestyle-based community, offering not only premium homes but also access to essential amenities and to central London. 4 THE DEVELOPMENT Attractive squares and picturesque courtyards create peaceful enclaves, providing Queen Mary’s Place with a tranquil atmosphere rare in most urban developments. Audley GArdens, Queen MAry’s plAce 5 6 THE DEVELOPMENT Development n layouT AM K A PM J L M B I N H S G C R D O Q MArKePTInG suITe F E Roehampton Lane Roehampton Lane Key A The Quadrant H Blenheim Gardens O Roehampton House B Beaulieu Place I Chatsworth Place P Drummond Place C Avington House J Arundel Place Q Sunken Garden D Hurlington Court K Woburn Terrace R Rose Garden E Apsley House L Audley Gardens S Eastern Pleasure Grounds F Cliveden Square M Audley Row G Kensington Square N The Garden Villas Development layout of Queen Mary’s Place is not to scale, is subject to change, and is for indicative purposes only. Please liaise with the Sales Consultant for further details. 7 Fusing the finest architecture with a timeless elegance and classic style, the homes surround beautifully landscaped gardens and open spaces. Grand DESIGnS Queen Mary’s Place comprises With an emphasis on quality that reflects an extensive variety of new the excellence of the architecture, every detail has been carefully thought through and refurbished homes. From and meticulously planned to work as a luxury new and refurbished seamless whole. The result is a development apartments and penthouses of great variety and constant interest. The contemporary and elegant family homes of with open plan designs, to three Chatsworth Place sit easily beside the timeless storey family houses offering Georgian architecture of Roehampton House, the space to grow, this exclusive whilst the minimalist Garden Villas with their emphasis on contemporary living add a subtle development has a home to suit touch of modernity. all tastes and lifestyles. This diverse and exclusive development breathes new life into an area already rich in heritage and history, creating a sense of place and purpose that’s rarely found in the modern world. 8 THE DEVELOPMENT The classic street layout surrounds charming squares and picturesque courtyards, creating intimate enclaves and a peaceful environment. chatsworTh plAce, Queen MAry’s plAce 9 chatsworTh plAce, Queen MAry’s plAce 10 T HE E NVIRONMENT Exceptional facilities Queen Mary’s Place combines an exquisite setting and an attractive tranquil environment with day-to-day services and facilities that allow a truly exceptional lifestyle. An on-site gym, with personal trainers available on request, means state-of-the-art fitness facilities are on your doorstep seven days a week. The extensive and carefully landscaped Sunken and Rose Gardens, are yours to enjoy and are kept in perfect condition by a dedicated Estate Manager. CCTV is also provided for security and peace of mind. A unique and innovative green travel plan saves residents both time and money. There are car and cycle clubs, a regular commuter service to and from Putney mainline and East Putney tube stations, a pre-paid Oyster Card scheme – even a discounted bicycle purchase plan. Indeed, we hope to reduce the number of residents who have to rely on their cars by as much as 20%, so cutting carbon emissions and minimising traffic congestion. 11 chatsworTh plAce, Queen MAry’s plAce Desirable LIVInG The apartments offer sleek, urban living with flexible spaces that can be adapted to suit your requirements. All apartments and penthouses have at least one balcony, with many affording beautiful courtyard or garden views and some offering direct lift access to all floors. The houses at Queen Mary’s Place are arranged within a classic street layout, overlooking elegant squares and beautifully landscaped courtyards, clIveden sQuAre, Queen MAry’s plAce creating intimate enclaves and a peaceful environment. Each of the three storey homes offers generous, open plan living and many feature spacious balconies. BlenheIM GArdens, Queen MAry’s plAce 12 T HE E NVIRONMENT The stunning Sunken and Rose Gardens have been restored to their former 19th century character. The exterior spaces at Queen Mary’s Place have been laid out with great care and attention. The quality of the landscaping is consistent across the restored gardens and new open spaces, creating a strong sense of place. rose GArden, Queen MAry’s plAce 13 sunKen GArden, Queen MAry’s plAce vIew oF roehAMpTon house FroM The rose GArden, Queen MAr y’s plAce 14 DESIGN AND FINISHES Uncompromising attenTIon To detail The quality of the finishes found in the interiors and the exteriors of Queen Mary’s Place match the architectural integrity of the development with a sensitive use of both modern and natural materials. The homes have been designed to create a sense of space and light with contemporary layouts which are perfect for modern living. The generous proportions make entertaining or relaxing a pleasure and the extensive provision of balconies and bi-folding doors inspires alfresco living by bringing the outside in. The kitchens are fully fitted using contemporary Alno furniture and high specification appliances and are designed to be as practical for entertaining as they are for haute cuisine. Every bathroom and each ensuite, is equally highly specified to make them havens of calm and places of quiet indulgence. Modern technology has also been cleverly incorporated within the fabric of the buildings for a seamless hi-tech experience. There are audio/visual and data distribution systems, wiring for Sky+ and concealed ceiling speakers in many homes. This is designed for modern life, but with the values and traditional standards that exceptional homes demand. SHOWHOMe at Queen MAry’s plAce 15 16 DESIGN AND FINISHES showhoMe at Queen MAry’s plAce 17 18 DESIGN AND FINISHES showhoMe at Queen MAry’s plAce 19 20 THE LOCA L A REA All on your Doorstep puTney BrIdGe / 2.6 MIles 21 Queen Mary’s Place is situated close to some of London’s most attractive urban villages and yet it is just seven miles from central London. Drive a few minutes and Barnes village, Putney, Wimbledon Village and Fulham offer bijou boutiques, high street stores and a wealth of designer shopping within scenic surroundings. All have a tempting range of bistro style cafés and fine dining restaurants, fashionable bars and traditional BArnes / pubs. Roehampton Club, a unique private members’ sports 1.6 MIles club, is situated just over a mile away. For entertainment, there are a number of theatres and cinemas in the area, while the bright lights of central London are less than half an hour away. TeleGrAph puB, puTney heath / All distances are given for information only and are sourced from tfl.gov.uk. 1 MIle sonny’s In BArnes / 1.6 MIles FlorIsT In puTney / roehAMpTon GolF cluB / rIchMond pArK / 2.3 MIles 1.1 MIles 0.7 MIles With Richmond Park on the doorstep and the delightful village of Barnes just over a mile away, Queen Mary’s easy reach. a wide range of leisure facilities within Place has 22 THE LOCAL AREA 23 BArnes vIllage / 1.6 MIles 24 THE LOCA L A REA Well ConnECTED The location of Queen Mary’s Place makes travel both around 3 0 0 London F Parsons Green 3 Wetlands U the area and into central London very simple. The nearest A L Central H Centre A Parsons Barnes M 8 London station is Barnes Railway Station, which is just over a mile away; Green 0 R i H 3 v A e I Fulham G r alternatively, a commuter service transports residents to and 6 H B T D 0 A 3 h S RO 4 3 a T S m ’ Barnes Bridge 9 Fulham Football Club R G from Putney station and East Putney tube station (zone 2), A IN T e E K E s E Barnes Common Fulham Palace E W R T on the District Line. T E S GH LOWER R N E HI ICHMO LAK ND Bishops ORT E R M OA Thames Rowing Park Hammersmith & N D E Driving from Queen Mary’s Place is equally straightforward, A Club Fulham Rugby Club G L South B D S 30 Lifetimes Tennis Vesta I Park K 6 R with Putney Bridge and Hammersmith Bridge less than three E C Rowing Club B N Putney Bridge O Y A R Putney Canoe Club E Hurlingham miles away and the A3 nearby.
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