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A Signature Collection in the heart of Woodberry Down EMERALD QUARTER Elevated style at Editions Introducing Editions, the latest phase of apartments in the award-winning development of Woodberry Down. This signature collection of homes is surrounded by just under 2 acres of green space, including a new park, winding tree groves, lawns and flowers – the equivalent of 29 tennis courts. Local shops and amenities are conveniently close by, as well as the natural surroundings of parkland and reservoirs just a short stroll away. Woodberry Down is extremely well connected too. Thanks to its Zone 2 location, you are only 10 minutes from King’s Cross by tube, and 20 minutes from the City. 1 Source: tfl.gov.uk. Timings are approximate to King's Cross and London Bridge. EMERALD QUARTER 2 Computer Generated Image of Emerald Quarter and views are indicative only, and subject to planning. EMERALD QUARTER LIFE AS YOU LIVE IT These premium specification apartments are curated to meet every requirement of your lifestyle. Spacious, light, welcoming, beautifully planned, designed and equipped to a high standard by Berkeley. Computer Generated Image, views and lifestyle photography are indicative only, and subject to planning. 4 EMERALD QUARTER CANARY WHARF WEST END STRATFORD THE CITY STOKE NEWINGTON SAILING LAKE WEST RESERVOIR EDITIONS WOODBERRY WETLANDS EAST RESERVOIR EMERALD QUARTER ZONE 2 Computer enhanced image and views are indicative only, 6 and subject to planning. Locations approximate only. EMERALD QUARTER Naturally spectacular A tranquil, waterside retreat just 20 minutes from central London. An urban oasis with two Sreservoirs, a wildlife reserve, idyllic views and lush landscaped greenery. 8 Source: tfl.gov.uk. Timings are approximate. EMERALD QUARTER WHERE THE JOURNEY STARTED Creating Emerald Quarter began with selecting the finest, most exquisite materials available, in tones and textures that would highlight the natural assets of this unique location. In continuing the journey, we have taken inspiration from nature, where perfect design is to be found in the smallest details. 11 EMERALD QUARTER Welcome home to Emerald Quarter Emerald Quarter, the first phase of Editions at Woodberry Down, offers a range of forty-nine 1 bedroom apartments, all of which have private outdoor space. Many offer tranquil waterside views, and all look out over the landscaped surroundings. From this green oasis, it's just seven minutes walk to Manor House tube station with its speedy connections to central London. 13 Source: google.com/maps. Timings are approximate. HORNSEY HARRINGAY SEVEN SISTERS CROUCH END SOUTH TOTTENHAM EMERALD QUARTER 1 Heron Tower HARRINGAY HIGHGATE 2 The Gherkin GREEN LANES 3 Bishopsgate 4 20 Fenchurch Street STAMFORD HILL 5 The Lloyd’s Building MANOR HOUSE 6 The Scalpel CROUCH HILL FINSBURY PARK LEA BRIDGE STOKE FINSBURY PARK NEWINGTON HAMPSTEAD CLISSOLD HEATH PARK STOKE Locate London's HACKNEY ARSENAL NEWINGTON MARSHES hidden gem HAMPSTEAD TUFNELL PARK HAMPSTEAD HEATH HIGHBURY HACKNEY HOLLOWAY ROAD DRAYTON PARK Woodberry Down is in the London Borough London Metropolitan University of Hackney, close to several other CALEDONIAN ROAD CANONBURY HACKNEY STRATFORD DOWNS HACKNEY neighbourhoods worth discovering for their DALSTON CENTRAL FINCHLEY ROAD own distinctive character. There’s Stoke HIGHBURY & ISLINGTON STRATFORD INTERNATIONAL Newington, which has its own large park, CHALK FARM CALEDONIAN ROAD & BARNSBURY LONDON QUEEN ELIZABETH Clissold Park, and a great range of bars FIELDS OLYMPIC PARK and restaurants. Finsbury Park, as the name ESSEX ROAD suggests, also has a park which plays host Royal Veterinary College ISLINGTON VICTORIA PARK to many large gatherings through the year: University of the Arts London music festivals, fun runs, family and MORNINGTON CRESCENT HOXTON charity events. KING’S CROSS ST PANCRAS GREENWICH INTERNATIONAL Queen Mary THE REGENT’S ANGEL University of London Victoria Park is yet another wonderful open PARK MAIDA VALE space, the original ‘people’s park’, which EUSTON City University London BETHNAL GREEN opened in 1845 and is loved as much as ever University CLERKENWELL Royal Academy College London BAKER of Music EUSTON BETHNAL today. London Fields is a smaller open space STREET SQUARE OLD STREET GREEN but certainly packs plenty in, including an MARYLEBONE GREAT PORTLAND School of Oriental & African Studies FARRINGDON STREET Birkbeck SHOREDITCH HIGH STREET Olympic-size outdoor pool. It’s close to University of University Westminster LIVERPOOL MARYLEBONE HOLBORN FARRINGDON MOORGATE STREET Broadway Market, incredibly popular for its EDGWARE ROAD 1 WHITECHAPEL TOTTENHAM COURT ROAD London College food stalls and wonderful fresh produce. of Fashion CHANCERY LANE PADDINGTON 2 Islington is a little more traditional, full OXFORD CIRCUS CITY OF LONDON Tower COVENT GARDEN Leadenhall Tower BOND STREET 42 ALDGATE MARBLE London School 3 of places to eat and drink, boutiques and of Economics POPLAR ARCH BLACKFRIARS BANK CHINA COVENT GARDEN FENCHURCH ST. antique dealers, and home to the highly St. Paul’s 5 6 MAYFAIR King’s College London 4 TOWN Cathedral TOWER HILL LIMEHOUSE LEICESTER SQUARE respected Almeida Theatre. PICCADILLY CIRCUS M HYDE PARK Tower of London THA ES CHARING CROSS R Tate Modern E EMBANKMENT The Shard GREEN PARK IV R City Hall WATERLOO Tower Bridge LONDON BRIDGE Canary Wharf The London Eye N CANARY WHARF WESTMINSTER Westminster London South Bank Imperial College University London KNIGHTSBRIDGE Buckingham Palace 15 Map is indicative only, not to scale and shows approximate locations. Computer Generated Image of the Editions park area 16 and views are indicative only, and subject to planning. EMERALD QUARTER W Reflect on your wellbeing It’s a fact. Living near water is soothing, and can make us feel less stressed, and even more creative. At Woodberry Down you can take a break from staring at your screen and venture out to gaze over the 42 acres of open water in two reservoirs. 19 EMERALD QUARTER NAT PERFECTLY Woodberry Down is one of Berkeley’s most successful placemaking projects, one that has transformed 64 acres of land into a sustainable and beautiful new place, and won several prestigious awards. The focus has always been on integrating its vibrant community with nature, with an overarching commitment to conserving energy and protecting the environment. UR Woodberry Down, where Berkeley works in partnership with the London Wildlife Trust, is the perfect expression of this vision. It is a habitat where birds and wildlife of many species can co-exist with visitors in perfect serenity. AL 20 EMERALD QUARTER It's all close to home Nowadays, we're all appreciating the benefits of staying local, especially when working from home. There's so much you can do at Woodberry Down without even leaving its boundaries. An early morning run beside the water, sailing and swimming in the West Reservoir, taking a break at the friendly Coal House Café with the papers, or taking a walk in the wetlands nature reserve all just minutes from your door. COFFEE AT THE COAL HOUSE 23 All lifestyle photography is indicative only. EMERALD QUARTER J Just around the corner Emerald Quarter couldn’t be more conveniently located, close to the Zer Café and Juice Bar, Coal House Café, Sublime Italian restaurant, and Simply Organique food store. Woodberry Down also has a health centre, two schools, an academy, post office, fruit and veg store, florist, fitness studio and dry cleaner. 25 All lifestyle photography is indicative only. All information correct at time of print. EMERALD QUARTER A people kind of place Join a new social network The social hub of Woodberry Down is The Redmond Community Centre, a beautiful, light-drenched modern building which offers a programme of activities including yoga, creative arts, and cookery classes. It also houses a library and the space can be hired for private events. It’s a true community asset. Festivals, fun days and outdoor screenings run throughout the year, giving Woodberry Down Presidents the opportunity to get to know one another. It’s a flourishing community, where people enjoy being together. 26 All lifestyle photography is indicative only. All information correct at time of print. EMERALD QUARTER DISCOVER YOUR LDN 28 EMERALD QUARTER GOING PLACES Walk, tube, rail, bus, bike; London travels in many different ways and most are easily Woodberry Down,possible and it's from the Emeraldonly tube Quarter. station Manor House is the station nearest to Night TubeIt's also service,in on the the with London Piccadilly trains Borough running Line, ofpart 24 Hackney. hoursof the on Fridays and Saturdays, so you'll have no worries about getting home if you're out late. With King's Cross St Pancras International so close, reaching European destinations such as Paris, Brussels, Lille, Amsterdam, and the south of France is simply a matter of KNIGHTSBRIDGE 23 MINUTES one train to another. BOND STREET 13 MINUTES OXFORD CIRCUS 12 MINUTES MANOR HOUSE STATION 30 EMERALDWALKING QUARTER FROM MANOR HOUSE STATION 7 MINUTES FINSBURY PARK 2 MINUTES HIGHBURY & ISLINGTON 4 MINUTES KING’S CROSS / ST PANCRAS INTERNATIONAL WOODBERRY WETLANDS 10 MINUTES 5 MINUTES HACKNEY DOWNS CLISSOLD PARK 14 MINUTES 13 MINUTES LIVERPOOL STREET on a weekday from Manor House Tube. *Eurostar links from King's Cross andSTAMFORD St Pancras International station. HILL Source: (STATION) TfL.gov.uk and google.com/maps. All times are approximate. 17 MINUTES 14 MINUTES LONDON BRIDGE The graphic illustration shows approximate times only and is not representativeSTOKE of the NEWINGTON London tube map. All times are (CHURCH based on travelling at 6.30amSTREET) 20 MINUTES 17 MINUTES CANARY WHARF FINSBURY PARK (STATION) 27 MINUTES 20 MINUTES STRATFORD EMIRATES STADIUM 28 MINUTES 34 MINUTES EMERALD QUARTER NEW It's a real experience Away from the traffic, Granary Square is a sublime spot for al fresco drinks or roof top dining. Unexpected parks, indoor and outdoor art, canalside walks and gardens, musical performances and the famous fountains all go towards making King’s Cross a place like VIBES no other.
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