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A Stunning New Collection of One & Two Bedroom Apartments and Three A STUNNING NEW COLLECTION OF ONE & TWO BEDROOM APARTMENTS AND THREE & FOUR BEDROOM CONTEMPORARY HOMES IN SOUGHT AFTER MILL HILL, NW7 TAKE A VIEW CANARY WHARF THE CITY THE SHARD THE BIGGER PICTURE REGENT’S PARK Situated in an elevated position overlooking the magnificent City of London in one direction and lush Hertfordshire countryside in the other, The Mount is an exquisitely designed collection of apartments and luxury townhouses. FINCHLEY GOLF CLUB WAITROSE & VIRGIN ACTIVE MILL HILL EAST RIDGEMONT Discover The Mount at Millbrook Park, a new The Mount will incorporate sensitive London community set amongst a wealth eco-friendly design features, superfast of open space and parkland. This unique fibre broadband provision and with easy development embraces the best of its access to the surrounding countryside, location where city merges with countryside. you can lead a premier lifestyle without compromising on modern convenience. Brought to you by the developers of the ever popular Ridgemont development in Mill Hill, With Mill Hill East tube station so close, The Mount offers something for everyone providing excellent connections to the world’s from perfectly proportioned one bedroom most vibrant capital city, The Mount’s calm apartments through to expansive four bedroom and peaceful setting is especially desirable. townhouses. A stunning high specification comes as standard, designed with modern living in mind. WORK AND PLAY WITHIN EASY REACH Millbrook Park is less than 9 miles from Central London and with the tube just a short stroll from your front door, you’ll find travel quick and convenient. Your closest tube station, Mill Hill East is Euston, with its first-class mainline and Whatever your reason to head to town, Travelcard Zone 4 giving you easy access international links, is less than half an hour expect swift, uncomplicated connections. to some of the capital’s most desirable and away. While the popular city destinations of vibrant locations. Take a quick 20 minute ride Old Street, Waterloo, Leicester Square and and you’ll be in Camden or Islington in just Bank only take a few minutes more. 32 minutes. CITY LIVING CLOSE BY Living at The Mount offers all the vibrancy and culture of the capital, whenever you choose it. For some of the most stylish shopping in When the theatre calls go straight to the On a leisurely Sunday browse boutique London, head to Islington’s Upper Street. West End. Or for a day of art and culture shops in Hampstead and finish off the week Stock up on quirky homewares from Atelier with all the family, it’s only a few stops on with a fine glass of wine at acclaimed pub Abigail Ahern or furnish yourself with chic, the tube to the Southbank Centre with its The Wells before heading home to the leafy designer fashion from Diverse. Meet friends rich mix of contemporary art and events streets of Mill Hill. afterwards for lunch at Ottolenghi or enjoy by the river. an evening sampling sumptuous cocktails at 69 Colebrooke Row. TOWN OR COUNTRY TAKE YOUR PICK From an award-winning pub to a community farm, Mill Hill is an exceptional neighbourhood for an enviable lifestyle. Walk the children to the local outstanding You’ll also find Finchley Golf Club, Finchley And for children there’s Belmont Farm, primary school, take a morning stroll in Lawn Tennis Club, London Equestrian Centre a hidden North London gem, with a one of the leafy parks or pop to the nearby and Camden Sports Ground only a short spacious café serving great coffee and Waitrose to pick up essentials. Everything stroll away. freshly cooked lunches. you need is close by. But the real heart of the community is the Mill Hill Broadway with its full range of high For a little relaxation and rejuvenation try the local Adam and Eve pub. Winners of the street shops, specialist boutiques, pubs and local Virgin Health Club, conveniently located prestigious Community Pub of the Year restaurants is also only 2 miles away. close to Mill Hill East tube station. It has a Award, their superb food and atmosphere modern pool, gym and spa and even a handy is always a popular choice. crèche for the little ones. © Nicolas Tye Architects BARNET DARLAND’s LAKE - 2.2 MILES Walk the network of footpaths in WIDE OPEN SPACES this local nature reserve and you can spot herons swooping on the EAST BARNET lake and wild fritillaries growing amongst the ancient oaks. Once TO RELAX & RECHARGE part of the landscaped grounds of a country house, this is now a haven for wildlife. Surrounded by ancient woodland, premier parks and protected nature reserves, NORTH TOTTERIDGE this semi rural setting in one of London’s greenest boroughs offers you a peaceful HIGH BARNET retreat from city life. EDGWARE STANMORE MOAT MOUNT - 3.4 MILES COPTHALL PLAYING FIELDS With 140 acres to explore, - 1.6 MILES this idyllic country park is These popular community the perfect place to spend sports fields are surrounded by a sunny Sunday afternoon. peaceful wooded areas with Keep an eye out for wildlife footpaths running throughout. amongst the ancient trees and spot butterflies amongst the wildflowers. THE MILL FIELD - 1.9 MILES DOLLIS VALLEY GREEN A protected area of natural WALK - 0.8 MILES parkland, stretching across Linking Moat Mount to 8.5 acres. In the upper area Hampstead Heath, the 10-mile, you’ll find sports pitches, long-distance footpath follows where you can enjoy fine Dollis Brook, creating a green views across to West London corridor which connects the and in the lower section there HARROW local open spaces. are mature trees, wildflowers and natural grassland with a more relaxed feel. BRENT CROSS MILL HILL PARK - 1.8 MILES HAMPSTEAD HEATH Take the kids to the playground, HAMPSTEAD - 4.6 MILES enjoy a spot of tennis with The infamous, ancient London friends or wander through the park, which covers 790 acres. community forest. This large, Fly a kite from the hilltops, award-winning Green Flag park take a dip in the ponds or is one of the best in London soak up the atmosphere at the and offers a wide range of magnificent Kenwood House. facilities for all the family. Walking distances taken from maps.google.co.uk ENJOY THE BEST EAST FINCHLEY OF LOCAL LIFE PHOENIX CINEMA A stylish Art Deco cinema showing a diverse range of films. For shopping and leisure, entertainment or indulgence, there’s something to suit all tastes, www.phoenixcinema.co.uk just minutes from home. 3.6 miles / 12 minutes by car (N2 9PJ) HENDON ALLIANZ PARK MILL HILL A state of the art stadium. SOUTH WEMBLEY FINCHLEY GOLF CLUB Home to the Saracens and WEMBLEY STADIUM A renowned golf course with venue for community and The ultimate venue for music pristine and picturesque greens. specialist sports. and sports. www.finchleygolfclub.com www.allianzpark.com www.wembleystadium.com 0.5 miles / 10 minutes walk 2.3 miles / 7 minutes by car 7.9 miles / 21 minutes by car (NW7 1PU) (NW4 1RL) (HA9 0WS) MILL HILL HENDON WOOD GREEN ALEXANDRA PALACE LONDON EQUESTRIAN CENTRE BRENT CROSS SHOPPING CENTRE The iconic North London North London’s premier Over 140 stores and free parking venue with 196 acres of riding school. all year round. parkland and attractions. www.londonridingschool.com www.brentcross.co.uk www.alexandrapalace.com 0.5 miles / 10 minutes walk 3.9 miles / 12 minutes by car 5.5 miles / 19 minutes by car (N12 7BP) (NW4 3FP) (N22 7AY) NORTH FINCHLEY HAMPSTEAD HAMPSTEAD ARTS DEPOT KENWOOD HOUSE GARY INGHAM SALON & Spa A busy schedule of music, theatre A 120 acre estate with landscaped gardens, Boutique award-winning salon and comedy with a great choice museum, outdoor concerts, a world-famous and spa. art collection and popular café. of family shows. www.garyingham.com www.english-heritage.org.uk/daysout/ www.artsdepot.co.uk 4.9 miles / 15 minutes by car properties/kenwood-house/ 2.1 miles / 9 minutes by car (NW3 6UG) 4.8 miles / 13 minutes by car (NW3 7JR) (N12 0GA) Mileage, walking and car journey times taken from maps.google.co.uk DINE OUT IN STYLE ENJOY FOOD WITH FRIENDS When it comes to eating and drinking, North London has a huge choice to whet your appetite - from real pubs and stylish bars to fine dining. LOCAL FINE DINING INDIAN GASTROPUB ESTABLISHED CONTEMPORARY HERITAGE 2 MICHELIN STARS The Adam and Eve, Mill Hill Hendon Hall, Brent Cross Rani Restaurant, Finchley The Orange Tree, Totteridge Haven Bistro and Bar, Whetstone Savoro, Hadley Green Odette’s, Primrose Hill The Ledbury, Notting Hill The award-winning Community Pub of A 16th century 4 Star mansion with a Popular and long-running vegetarian A popular gastropub, ideally located Modern European cuisine from this Contemporary décor with first class One of London’s iconic dining rooms with Acclaimed 2 Michelin Star restaurant. the Year, with a delectable menu and 2 AA Rosette restaurant serving modern Indian restaurant, serving traditional next to Darland’s Lake Nature Reserve family-run North London institution. service and excellent food. an accomplished modern British menu. fabulous atmosphere. British cuisine. Gujarati food. for local walks. www.handpickedhotels.co.uk/hotels/ www.adamandevemillhill.co.uk hendon-hall www.rani.uk.com www.theorangetreetotteridge.co.uk www.haven-bistro.co.uk www.savoro.co.uk www.odettesprimrosehill.com www.theledbury.com 0.8 miles / 15 minutes walk (NW7 1RL) 1.6 miles / 6 minutes by car (NW4 1HF) 1.6 miles / 7 minutes by car (N3 2PR) 3 miles / 9 minutes by car (N20 8NX) 3 miles / 10 minutes by car (N20 9LN) 5 miles / 15 minutes by car (EN5 5SZ) 7.4 miles / 20 minutes by car (NW1 8XL) 8.7 miles / 27 minutes by car (W11 2AQ) PREPARATORY & SECONDARY THE MOUNT SCHOOL PERFECTLY PLACED Mill Hill 1.4 miles Independent girls school, 3-16 years MILL HILL SCHOOL FOR FAMILY LIVING Mill Hill 1.5 miles Independent mixed school, 7-18 years You want the best start for your children.
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