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Barking Riverside Phase 2 Barking Riverside Phase 2 BARKING RIVERSIDE PHASE 2 BARKING RIVERSIDE PHASE 2 INTRODUCING THE SECOND PHASE OF 1, 2, AND 3 BEDROOM APARTMENTS AND 4 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES IN THE HEART OF BARKING RIVERSIDE - CONTENTS - INTRODUCTION 4 LOCATION 8 YOUR NEW HOME 14 SPECIFICATION 18 THE PLANS 22 ABOUT BELLWAY 42 CONTACTS AND MAP 46 FIELDERS QUARTER FIELDERS QUARTER ielders Quarter is a collection of brand new homes in Barking, part Fof the award-winning Barking Riverside redevelopment overlooking the iconic River Thames. Residents will benefit from improved transport connections, including a new brand overground station, plus 7 new schools and 21 hectares of open space and sports pitches, transforming this into one of the most exciting and inspiring places to live in London. part of the award-winning riverside redevelopment & THE WIDER REGENERATION OF THE AREA Computer generated image and photography of the Show Apartment. 4 5 FIELDERS QUARTER FIELDERS QUARTER THE HOME OFFICE REIMAGINED WORKING FROM HOME DOESN’T HAVE TO MEAN MAKING COMPROMISES The homes at Fielders Quarter offer versatility to create a practical home-working environment. Spacious open-plan interiors and the option of transforming a second or third bedroom into a dedicated working from home space makes it easy to create a healthy balance between personal and professional life, while a choice of nearby work spaces can provide the perfect meeting venue. All this, combined with state- of-the-art connectivity, plus the opportunity to take a break on your very own private balcony, means that at Fielders Quarter, business has never been such a pleasure. NEARBY WORK SPACES Jhumat House 4.5 miles https://www.regus.com/en-gb/united-kingdom/london/barking/ jhumat-house-1350 Icon Offices, Chadwell Heath 4.9 miles https://www.zipcube.com/uk/venues/icon-offices---chadwell- heath/40761 6 7 GALLEONS REACH SHOPPING FUTURE RIVERBOAT JETTY LONDON CITY AIRPORT FIELDERS QUARTER 8 THE O2 ARENA FUTURE BARKING RIVERSIDE STATION CANARY WHARF THE SHARD PHASE 2 THE CITY PHASE 1 NEW THAMES-SIDE AN EXCITING, AN EXCITING, QUARTER FIELDERS QUARTER 9 A erial photograph ofBarkingRiverside. erial photograph A FIELDERS QUARTER FIELDERS QUARTER WINE & DINE An impressive range of cuisines are close to home, to satisfy whatever cravings you may have. Westfield Stratford City is a culinary dream, boasting a great selection of ON YOUR DOORSTEP more than 80 eateries to choose from. Every appetite and preference are catered for, with an enormous selection of restaurants, ranging from exotic cuisines like Italian and Indian to Eastern delights like Japanese and Thai – many of which offer vegetarian, gluten-free and halal menus. Barking Riverside is home to many local small businesses, SHAPING NEW EXPERIENCES including Riverside Coffee Lounge, right on your doorstep. ONE IMPULSE AT A TIME Fielders Quarter is also close to plenty of great bars and pubs, including Kings Lounge just 4 miles away – a traditional pub offering real ales in a great atmosphere. hey say life is what you make it and, at Fielders Quarter, this is no exception. The number of Trestaurants, cafés and bars on your doorstep is mammoth, all offering unique experiences and avenues to elevate your palette. The local retail scene hits all the right notes too, whether you prefer perusing a multitude of high-street brands or exploring a haven of charming boutiques. When it comes to moments of peace and quiet, you can take advantage of the enviable riverside location, with endless opportunities to refresh and rejuvenate. REFRESHING YOUR SENSES Residents at Fielders Quarter will benefit from the excellent number of green spaces nearby. Greatfields Park is just ten minutes by car, offering over 5 EDUCATION hectares of open space and a number of sports opportunities. The National Fielders Quarter is close to a host of schools for all ages. You can find Riverside Campus, Trust’s Eastbury Manor House offers tranquil gardens to explore with a striking one of the best performing schools right on your doorstep. Within close proximity you will backdrop, just eleven minutes by car. Ripple Nature Reserve, just a five minute also find Eastbury Comprehensive School that’s open to all ages, 13 minutes by car and drive, has over 10 hectares of woodland and grassland areas to explore, which Barking Abbey School, a specialist sports and humanities college, 12 minutes by car. provide habitats for various wildlife. Closer to home, this riverside location has a pedestrian footpath for refreshing strolls along the river. 10 11 FIELDERS QUARTER FIELDERS QUARTER PERFECTLY CONNECTED DIRECTLY TO THE CITY VIA TUBE AND CAR, MAKING A PERFECT LOCATION TO LIVE. etting around is made simple with bus services running 24 hours a day. Just a G3 minute walk from home on Fielders Crescent, the EL1 and EL2 bus service links you directly to Dagenham Dock and Barking station. FROM BARKING STATION As part of the area’s redevelopment, Barking Riverside Station is due to open in 2022. Just a 7 minute walk from home this London 13 MINS 23 MINS 24 MINS 24 MINS 33 MINS Overground extension will make it easier for residents to reach the City, as well as other major STRATFORD LIVERPOOL STREET TOWER HILL CITY AIRPORT WESTMINSTER tube lines, including the Hammersmith & City line. It also has a disabled access platform. New FROM DAGENHAM DOCK STATION transport plans also include new bus services that connect into Central London and a 19 MINS 30 MINS 33 MINS 37 MINS riverboat service. STRATFORD LONDON BRIDGE WATERLOO KINGS CROSS FROM UPNEY STATION 19 MINS 31 MINS 36 MINS 50 MINS MILE END MONUMENT EMBANKMENT EARL’S COURT FROM BARKING RIVERSIDE BY CAR 16 MINS 17 MINS 22 MINS 27 MINS LONDON CITY LAKESIDE WESTFIELD BLUEWATER AIRPORT SHOPPING CENTRE STRATFORD CITY SHOPPING CENTRE Travel times taken from National Rail and Google maps. 12 13 FIELDERS QUARTER FIELDERS QUARTER your new home awaits THE SECOND PHASE OF APARTMENTS AND HOUSES IN THE HEART OF BARKING RIVERSIDE. Computer generated image is indicative only. 14 15 FIELDERS QUARTER FIELDERS QUARTER FIVE STAR FACILITIES RESIDENTS' GYM PARKING CYCLE STORE COMMUNAL GARDENS Keeping fit couldn’t be easier with a state-of-the-art gym Allocated parking is provided with the 3 bedroom apartments Ample secure storage for your bicycle Landscaped communal gardens allow you to find available for you to use, just moments from your front door. and the townhouses. Purchasers of the 1 and 2 bedroom is available on the ground floor. a natural haven in the middle of the capital. apartments will have the opportunity to acquire a parking space on a first come, first served basis. 16 17 FIELDERS QUARTER FIELDERS QUARTER OUR STANDARD SPECIFICATION GENERAL SPECIFICATION BATHROOM • Video entry system • Contemporary white Roca sanitaryware • Laminate wood flooring to kitchen with Bristan chrome finish taps and living areas • Soft close WC with chrome dual flush plate • Walls and ceilings painted in Crown matt • Walls fully tiled around bath/shower and to white emulsion vanity casing ATTENTION TO DETAIL • Oaklands carpet to all bedrooms • Armarii slot-in shelving • Tiled entrance lobbies to communal areas • Mira ERD shower with chrome and glass • Lifts to all floors shower frame Enlarged windows offer light-filled apartments, with every thoughtful design built in. • Energy efficient community heating system • Ceramic floor tiles An exceptional specification, including contemporary kitchens with integrated • Access to shared podium garden • Chrome heated towel rail appliances and bathrooms with modern fittings. • Shared cycle stores • 10 year NHBC warranty ELECTRICAL • Low energy downlights to kitchen, living areas, KITCHEN bathroom and en suite • Integrated oven, ceramic hob and hood • Energy efficient pendants to bedrooms • Integrated fridge/freezer • TV point to living area and bedroom 1 with • 1½ bowl stainless steel sink with chrome digital/freeview channels and Sky Q to living finish tap room with playback function to bedrooms • Space and connections for a washer/dryer in the (connection to Sky to be arranged by purchaser) utility cupboard • Telephone point located in utility cupboard with • Feature LED lighting under wall units feed to media plate in the living area • External light to balcony or terrace • One USB socket to kitchen, living room and bedroom 1 • Fused spur is provided for future installation of security alarm by purchaser Photography from the Show Apartment at Fielders Quarter. 18 19 FIELDERS QUARTER FIELDERS QUARTER MAKE YOUR NEW HOME AS INDIVIDUAL AS YOU ARE Your home, your choice Every Bellway home comes with high quality fittings as standard, but to add that personal touch you can also choose to upgrade from our range of options to make sure your new home feels distinctly different. Most important of all, because we recognise that you want your new home to reflect your personal taste from day one, we will make sure that all your Additions choices are expertly fitted and finished by the time you move in. Ask our Sales Advisor for more information. Although we make every effort to ensure that as many Additions choices as possible are available to you, not every development offers all the range shown. Please be aware that orders can only Photography of similar development. be accepted up to certain stages of the construction process. Therefore we recommend that you consult our Sales Advisor. 20 21 FIELDERS QUARTER WEST BLOCK KEY L L L L L L L C/S C/S 1 Bedroom W Wardrobe C/S C/S L L L L L L L GROUND FLOOR L Lift 2 Bedroom WBP C/S Cycle Store Plots 220, 221 & 237-239 East Block WBS Water Booster Plant Affordable Homes GROUND FLOOR FIRST TO THIRD FLOORS FOURTH FLOOR FIFTH FLOOR Suggested working from WBP Indicates where L L L home area with USB socket L L L dimensions are West View Elevation C/S taken from C/S L L L L L L C/S S/S West Block GROUND FLOOR FIRST TO THIRD FLOORS FOURTH TO FIFTH FLOORS TYPE FQ.1B03 PLOT 220 Balcony Kitchen/Living/ Dining Room 7.41m x 4.11m 24’4” x 13’6” Bedroom TYPE Bedroom 5.26m x 3.38m 17’3” x 11’1” FQ.1B03 Kitchen/Living/ Water Booster Plant Dining Room Plot 220 Total area 55.0 sq.m.
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