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Canons Row at Edgware Green Canons Row at Edgware Green A selection of 1, 2 & 3 bedroom apartments available through Shared Ownership Computer Generated Image of Canons Row, block A1 All enquiries Family Mosaic is pleased to offer a selection of 020 7089 1315 Family Mosaic youtube.com/familymosaicsales 1, 2 & 3 bedroom apartments available through [email protected] Albion House facebook.com/familymosaicsales 20 Queen Elizabeth Street twitter.com/salesfm Shared Ownership located in the Edgware region Opening Hours London SE1 2RJ pinterest.com/salesfm 9am to 5pm of Barnet Monday to Friday www.familymosaicsales.co.uk Computer Generated Image of Canons Row Computer Generated Image of Canons Row Computer Generated Image of Canons Row Finishes Kitchen Bathroom & En Suite General Up and coming • Gloss brown kitchen units by • Grey-toned ceramic wall and • Outdoor space in the • White walls and ceilings Nobilia with light coloured floor tiles in bathroom form of a private balcony Canons Row forms the next phase of a major regeneration project that is • Oak laminate flooring to hall worktop and down-lights or terrace** • White bathroom suite including and living / kitchen area under cabinets already breathing new life into this western region of Barnet. back to wall WC with concealed • 12-year NHBC warranty • Wool twist carpet to bedrooms • Fully integrated appliances, cistern, hand basin and bath • Communal heating system Situated on the edge of a green belt and just a short walk from Inside, each of the apartments boasts a modern specification in 'mist' colour including Zanussi oven, fridge • Thermostatic wall mounted Stanmore tube station, the development will benefit from a with fully-integrated appliances including a Zanussi stainless steel freezer and dishwasher • Free-standing Zanussi • Vicaima walnut veneer doors shower over bath and glass shower wealth of landscaping, and will comprise a collection of new electric oven, ceramic hob, dishwasher and fridge freezer, plus washing machine in hall throughout with chrome handles • Stainless steel sink with screen to one bed apartments squares, avenues and districts designed by a collaboration of top oak laminate flooring. In addition, each unit comes with its own cupboard chrome mixer tap architects. Once complete, the regeneration project will stretch parking space, a rare and valuable commodity in the capital. • LED downlighters through • Shower mixer tap to bath in two over 30 acres and provide over 900 new homes. • Video entry system All of this is pleasantly situated in an up-and-coming, leafy new living / kitchen area, halls and three bed apartments* and bathroom, with pendent • Allocated parking space Within this north-west London development, Family Mosaic community that you could be part of. • Thermostatic wall mounted lighting in bedrooms has a collection of brand new one, two and three bedroom shower in ensuite for two and • Communal cycle storage contemporary apartments, available through Shared Ownership. three bed apartments The apartments are situated across five blocks, including the * Shower rail and screen available • Chrome brassware by Grohe as an optional upgrade – ask Sales tallest block on the site which stands at nine storeys tall. Executive for more details and cost • Chrome-plated heated towel rail ** Excluding apartment 4 in block A1. See floorplans for more details 4 Canons Row For further information contact Family Mosaic: 020 7089 1315 Email: [email protected] 5 Camden Lock Wembley Stadium Canons Sports Centre Almshouse near Stonegrove Edgewarebury Golf Course The Broadwalk Shopping Centre Camden Arts Centre Stonegrove Park prepared after you place your order, not before. Along with Perfect for enjoying a drink or meal on a fine evening, or simply Canons Row is close to several beautifully-landscaped parks, About the area traditional favourites such as sashimi and nigiri, you’ll also find walking around and enjoying the sights, there’s always something including Edgwarebury Park, along with some wilder countryside gunkan, futomaki, uramaki and temaki rolls. Plus there are happening in this effortlessly hip part of town. a little further out. There are seven designated nature reserves in Canons Row is located in the noodle dishes, skewers, tempura and some ‘exclusive’ plates Barnet, giving the sense that an ‘escape to the countryside’ is right Brent Cross shopping centre is only slightly further afield from the such as black cod miso and sesame seared salmon. on your doorstep. Edgware region of the London development, renowned for its wide array of shops. Meanwhile, Borough of Barnet, with Stanmore At the end of Edgware’s High Street is B&K Salt Beef Bar, where everyday needs such as banking or grocery shopping are served Keen golfers will also appreciate the proximity of a number of golf delicious treats lie in wait for your taste buds to pay them a visit. by The Broadwalk shopping centre in nearby Edgware. Down the courses, including the highly-regarded Edgewarebury Golf Course. just 1.3 miles away. With generous portions and a home-cooked flavour, the beef road, the O2 Centre at Finchley Road is an indoor shopping and Barnet has a number of private and local authority leisure centres is pickled by B&K themselves. This has surely contributed to entertainment centre with restaurants, cafés and a cinema. and pools. Facilities include badminton courts and football pitches With some of the best eating, drinking and shopping the area has their winning a certificate of excellence from Trip Advisor. Lunch for hire, so there’s plenty in the borough to keep you active. Living Proximal to Canons Row is a wealth of culture and entertainment, to offer, Stanmore offers a wide variety of eating establishments, specials, kids’ meals, as well as eat in and take away options at Canons Row, you’re never far away from open green spaces and hosted by the SSE Arena and Stadium at Wembley. Situated in including Asian, Italian and Modern European cuisine. Add to this comprise an enticing selection of meats, soups and desserts – leisure facilities. Wembley Park, there are loads of events throughout the year, an array of cafés, bars, independent delis and fashion boutiques, not just beef. and a great day or night out is guaranteed. plus the fantastic London Designer Outlet, making this your one Camden Town centre offers a whole host of nightlife venues, stop shop for entertainment. There is also a wealth of transport Closer to home, Me Love Sushi restaurant in Edgware boasts including bars, clubs, live music venues, as well as the famed links nearby, making it easier than ever to get to your favourite an extensive menu of Japanese delights, including sushi that’s Camden markets and the scenic waters of the Camden Lock. events. 6 Canons Row For further information contact Family Mosaic: 020 7089 1315 Email: [email protected] 7 E D G W 1 B A R R O E C W K A STANMORE COUNTRY PARK L Y E EDGWAREBURY Y PARK H 2 I L L E D G W A R E W A 3 Canons Row Y AD RO N DO ON L Stanmore D R Two local underground stations Edgware Station 4 N 7 O S I T STONEGROVE T O PARK A 8 5 6 N T S E M G A R O R S V Edgware H E L A N 9 E CANONS PARK H I G H Canons N E S H L A 10 T H U R C Park H I T C W Map is not to scale. Connections from Stanmore (Jubilee Line) Connections from Edgware (Northern Line) Destination Transport Time* Destination Transport Time* Stanmore Station Stanmore Station forecourt Westminster 36 mins Camden Town 22 mins Bus routes nearby Transport links Waterloo 38 mins King’s Cross St Pancras 27 mins From Stonegrove Road: The luxury of living in a quieter part • Route 142: Watford Junction to Brent Cross London Bridge 41 mins Victoria 33 mins of London, while maintaining strong • Route 642: London Academy to West Hendon Broadway Heathrow Terminals 1-3 & 59 mins Bank 35 mins connections into the very heart of From Stanmore Station: the city. • Route 324: Stanmore to Brent Cross London City Airport & DLR 1 hour and 3 mins Liverpool Street 40 mins The Canons Row development sits conveniently between the • Route H12: Stanmore to South Harrow * Timings on public transport taken from TfL. Jubilee Line at Stanmore, and the Northern Line at Edgware. • Route N98: Stanmore to Russell Square Stanmore tube station is just 0.6 miles from the development, Map detail and Edgware is just over a mile away via the 107 bus route, 1. Edgewarebury Golf Course 4. London Crest Open Centre 8. Me Love Sushi making commuting to Central London or exploring the city a breeze. The vibrant London life is at your fingertips, while still 2. Stanmore and Edgware Golf 5. North Collegiate School 9. The Boardwalk Shopping Centre Centre maintaining its distinction from your very own corner of 6. Canons Sports Centre Sat Nav Postcode north London. 3. London Academy 10. B&K Salt Beef Bar 7. Edgware library HA8 8AF 8 Canons Row For further information contact Family Mosaic: 020 7089 1315 Email: [email protected] 9 Regent's Canal at Camden Lock Market SPUR ROAD (A410) Academy S T Cannons Court O Court N E G R O V E Cannons Block A1 Square A C A LONDON ACADEMY SCHOOL D E M Y L A N S E T O N E G Block K Block A C R C O A A N V N O E O N N S S R W O Sterling W A Court Y Block H Block G LACEY DRIVE S K Y E L A N E PANGBOURNE DRIVE BARNWELL CLOSE Canons Row site map KIN GS DRIVE About the site Parking Energy The Shared Ownership Standing at nine stories Each apartment comes with its CAMB Efficiency ORNE properties are across five tall, it comprises 40 Shared own allocated parking space, ROAD K I N G blocks.
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