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A collection of spacious, luxury 2, 3 & 4 bedroom apartments WELCOME THE LIGHTWORKS DEVELOPMENT 02 SURROUNDINGS 04 TRANSPORT LINKS 10 LOCATION 12 INTERIORS 14 SPECIFICATION 18 FLOORPLANS 22 THE LIGHTWORKS DEVELOPMENT CRAFTED HOMES IN CHILD’S HILL A boutique development of nine luxury apartments located in the heart of fashionable North- West London and within walking distance of Hampstead Heath. All of the apartments benefit from private terraces or balconies, the use of a tranquil, south-facing courtyard garden and dedicated undercroft parking. THE LIGHTWORKS EXTERIOR COMPUTER GENERATED IMAGE 02 03 THE LIGHTWORKS SURROUNDINGS Our favourites THE ALICE HOUSE, NW6 Relaxed gastro pub with an excellent selection of craft beers. THE GALLERY, NW6 Warehouse-style bar with a late licence, weekend DJs and a menu of 101 whiskeys. WEST HAMPSTEAD FARMERS’ MARKET, NW6 The market runs from 10am–2pm every Saturday and provides the freshest available fish, meat & poultry, fruit & veg and artisan bread and cakes in North-West London. 2 1 THE LOCAL NEIGHBOURHOOD 3 Child’s Hill has a rich history dating back Child’s Hill combines hidden village streets with the main thoroughfare of the Finchley Road. over 400 years. Situated on the border of Historic architecture rubs shoulders with modern the London Boroughs of Barnet and Camden, developments, and independent local restaurants. Child’s Hill is located immediately adjacent 5 Step out of The Lightworks and into a world of culinary to Hampstead, West Hampstead, Golders choices. For a friendly neighbourhood feel West Green and Finchley Road. It boasts a wide Hampstead offers La Brocca, the Wet Fish Café or the range of local restaurants and cafés, and Alice House. If you want to carry the night on, visit The Gallery, or head into Hampstead Village for an also benefits from the many cultural, retail, unbeatable choice of pubs, including The Holly Bush or leisure and transportation amenities of each The Horseshoe. Alternatively, stock up on the region’s of the surrounding neighbourhoods. finest fresh produce at West Hampstead Farmers’ Market, or choose from the variety of foodstores and artisan delicatessens in the local area. 1. THE ALICE HOUSE, NW6 2. THE WET FISH CAFE, NW6 3. ROEBUCK, NW3 4. LA BROCCA, NW6 5. THE HOLLY BUSH, NW3 6. RAGING BULL MEATS, NW2 4 6 04 05 THE LIGHTWORKS SURROUNDINGS There are numerous parks and green spaces The local jewel in the crown is West Heath - the South- West tip of Hampstead Heath. A short walk from The A TRANQUIL HAVEN in and around Child’s Hill. Some offer Lightworks and ideal for a long stroll or a lazy picnic, a shady spot to sit and read; some provide the Heath is home to the stunning wisteria-lined WITHIN THE CITY sports facilities and playgrounds for families colonnades of the Pergola and Hill Garden close to its border with Golders Hill Park. The Hill Garden offers with children; and others boast a variety spectacular views across Greater London. of outdoor space ranging from sculptured gardens to ancient woodlands with glorious For those long summer days, it’s worth wandering a little further afield and visiting Hampstead Heath Ponds wildlife waiting to be explored. for the internationally famous open-air swimming. PHOTOGRAPHY OF WEST HEATH 06 07 THE LIGHTWORKS SURROUNDINGS THE CULTURAL HEART OF LONDON This delightful pocket of London boasts For something a little more modern visit 2 Willow Road. Once home to design icon Ernö Goldfinger, an illustrious history, with former residents it is a wonderful example of his 1930s modernist style. including Sigmund Freud and John Keats. For a true step back in time, take a trip The Hampstead Theatre often showcases national and international talent before it plays to the West End. to the Freud Museum in Hampstead, where If you prefer your entertainment played out on the big his former residence has been beautifully screen, the Hampstead Everyman Cinema is a brilliant preserved, including the famous couch where independent picture house. Other local cinemas include the Belsize Everyman, the Swiss Cottage Odeon & IMAX Freud’s psychoanalytic sessions took place. and the O2 Centre Vue Multiplex. The local areas boast well-stocked and well respected libraries with children’s libraries. Or why not pop to West End Lane Books to secure the latest releases or out of print collectors’ items. 2 3 4 5 1. KEATS MUSEUM, NW3 2. EVERYMAN CINEMA, NW3 3. EVERYMAN CINEMA, NW3 4. WEST END LANE BOOKS, NW6 5. FREUD MUSEUM, NW3 6. HAMPSTEAD THEATRE, NW3 Photo courtesy of 1 Alessandro Grussu 6 08 09 THE LIGHTWORKS SURROUNDINGS WIRED INTO LONDON LIFE GO FOR HOP ON THE NORTHERN LINE HOP ON THE JUBILEE LINE A STROLL (10 minute walk to Golders Green) (18 minute walk to West Hampstead) Golders Hill Park Camden Town Baker Street 7 minutes 9 minutes 7 minutes West Heath Kings Cross St Pancras Bond Street 8 minutes 15 minutes 9 minutes Golders Green Road Leicester Square Waterloo 10 minutes 18 minutes 15 minutes Hampstead Heath Bank London Bridge 11 minutes 24 minutes 18 minutes West End Lane London Bridge Canary Wharf 12 minutes 26 minutes 25 minutes Hampstead High Street 27 minutes TAKE THE THAMESLINK HOP ON THE OVERGROUND JUMP ON THE BUS (16 minute walk to West Hampstead) (16 minute walk to West Hampstead) (outside The Lightworks) St Pancras International Gospel Oak Golders Green (No. 13 & N13, Enjoy excellent transport links from your 9 minutes 6 minutes 82, 328, 245, 460) home at The Lightworks, with world-class 7 minutes shopping in Bond Street and Europe’s gateway Farringdon Willesden Junction West Hampstead (No. 328) 11 minutes 9 minutes St Pancras both less than 20 minutes away. 15 minutes Blackfriars Kew Gardens Baker Street (No. 13, N13 & 82) A short walk delivers you to Golders Green station for 22 minutes 25 minutes 29 minutes the Northern Line, where you can hop on the tube to Camden Town, Leicester Square or the City or reach Luton Airport Richmond Marble Arch (No. 82) Waterloo in just 20 minutes to catch that train to 28 minutes 30 minutes 35 minutes the West Country. For the Jubilee Line, Thameslink or London Overground services, West Hampstead is Gatwick Airport Clapham Junction Bond Street (No. 13 & N13) just a 16 minute walk, and from there the possibilities 69 minutes 31 minutes 37 minutes are endless. Thameslink delivers you speedily to St Pancras International for Eurostar connections, Stratford or to central transport hub Farringdon. 34 minutes PHOTOGRAPHY OF ST PANCRAS INTERNATIONAL Times taken form walkit.com, tfl.gov.uk, traveline.info and City Mapper 10 11 THE LIGHTWORKS SURROUNDINGS 31 HIGHGATE GOLF CLUB G O BRENT CROSS L HAMPSTEAD D E R EXPLORE S GOLF CLUB G R HAMPSTEAD E E N HEATH R O EXTENSION A D 14 NORTH WOOD GOLDERS GREEN 21 H E N D 2 A5 O 02 EATING & DRINKING N D W A 1 The Grill at 424 A O Y R 2 Café Japan Y E L 3 Hana H C 13 4 The Wet Fish Café N I F 5 The Alice House N SANDY HEATH CHILD’S HILL O R 6 La Brocca T PARK GOLDERS HILL PARK H E 7 The Gallery A N KENWOOD 4 D 1 8 Roebuck W A Y 9 Côte Brasserie 10 Villa Bianca 11 The Horseshoe 8 9 5 12 The Holly Bush A WEST HEATH 13 Old Bull & Bush 34 27 HAMPSTEAD HEATH SHOPPING & GROCERIES CRICKLEWOOD ANE 17 14 Brent Cross Shopping Centre OD L EWO KL 1 15 Hampstead Village IC 30 R C A 16 West Hampstead Farmers’ Market 5 0 2 17 Raging Bull Meats 33 HAMP STEAD 12 F I CULTURE & THE ARTS N C 19 H 18 O2 Centre, NW3 L E Y R 11 19 Everyman Cinema C HAMPSTEAD O 10 25 R A 9 I 28 D 15 C CEMETARY 20 Hampstead Theatre K L E HAMPSTEAD 21 Kenwood House (Summer Concerts) W H HEATH O AM O P 22 JW3 D S GOSPEL T 8 E B A OAK 23 Camden Arts Centre AD R O D H RO A D IG 24 Freud Museum W H A 3 S Y T BELSIZE PARK 25 Keats House R E E T 26 West End Lane Books 35 CHICHELE 23 27 Child’s Hill Library 5 4 22 26 A 6 5 FINCHLEY ROAD A SPORTS & FITNESS 4 & FROGNAL 1 WEST HAMPSTEAD 16 28 The Gym THAMESLINK 29 Virgin Active, NW3 18 29 24 H 30 Virgin Active, NW2 A VE RS 31 LA Fitness WEST HAMPSTEAD TO 7 CK H 32 Swiss Cottage Leisure Centre IL FINCHLEY ROAD L KILBURN WEST HAMPSTEAD 33 Brondesbury Cricket, Tennis & Squash Club 34 Matt Roberts Personal Training N 20 BRONDESBURY 35 Cumberland Lawn Tennis Club 200m SWISS COTTAGE 32 CHALK FARM 12 13 THE LIGHTWORKS INTERIORS Each of the nine apartments has been High ceilings provide a superior feeling of space to The Lightworks and each layout has been carefully ILLUMINATING thoughtfully designed to deliver comfortable planned to optimise the quality of living space, ever living of the highest standard. mindful of utility and storage. Floor to ceiling windows INTERIORS and generous balconies and terraces provide an effortless transition between indoor and outdoor living. THE LIVING ROOM AT THE LIGHTWORKS COMPUTER GENERATED IMAGE 14 15 THE LIGHTWORKS INTERIORS Generous rooms unfold to create light and bright living spaces, ideal for both relaxing time at home and weekend entertaining. INTERIORS AT THE LIGHTWORKS COMPUTER GENERATED IMAGES 16 17 THE LIGHTWORKS INTERIORS CAREFULLY CONSIDERED DETAILS GENERAL DESIGN BATHROOMS STORAGE SECURITY HEATING AND COOLING – High 2.65m ceilings on first and second – Fully tiled walls and floor with large – Generous storage with additional – Audio/ video door entry system with – Underfloor heating system with floors/ 2.80m on third floor porcelain tiles secure storage space at basement keyless fob access independent zones throughout – Full height glazed sliding doors leading – Marble niche within shower/ bath level for each apartment – Fire detection system – Gas central heating and hot water out onto balconies or terraces
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