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TOWNHOUSE COLLECTION THIRD & CAIRD CGI for Illustrative Purposes Only THE TOWNHOUSE COLLECTION THIRD & CAIRD CGI for illustrative purposes only Welcome to The Townhouse Collection AT THIRD & CAIRD Live a different kind of life, where the village districts of New York City meet the vibrant neighbourhoods of West London. Bohemian & Cosmopolitan Ask any of the locals in this part of the address you can stroll over to St John’s capital what makes it so special, and Wood and Maida Vale, where you’ll they’ll invariably give you the same find tree-lined avenues, elegant houses answer: it’s undeniably London, but and upmarket shopping. Wander south with a relaxed feel that’s anything and you’ll come to Notting Hill with its but urban. In fact, the neighbourhoods candy-coloured houses, eccentric surrounding Third & Caird can be best characters and antique treasure troves. described as a series of villages, much like The many independent shops and the leafy, artistic and unconventional restaurants, and wide range of schools and ‘village’ districts of Lower Manhattan. universities reflect the diverse yet strongly Situated on the corner of Third Avenue connected communities, made up of and Caird Street, the development brings people from all walks of life. Third & Caird contemporary living to Maida Hill, is a place where you can be whoever you just a short 10 minute tube journey from want to be; a place to create a home that's central London. From this Westminster as unique and individual as you. INTRODUCTION Left page: SCARLET & VIOLET, NOTTING HILL HOUSES, GRAFFIK GALLERY This page: LITTLE VENICE Café Society Clockwise from top left: IDA, LE COMPTOIR, VICKI'S CAFÉ, CARACTÈRE, MAM Café culture is a way of life in this part of West London, from chic bistros “We get a real mix in here – actors, like Bob's Café to cool coffee shops like Cable Co. The area has retained its independent spirit, with the likes of Granger & Co, Le Comptoir, Salusbury Food and family-run Italian, Ida, which helps keep a sense of community and a celebrities, market traders from Portobello… you village vibe. With plenty of up and coming high-end restaurants, Sunday brunch spots and gastro pubs, there is choice for breakfast, lunch and dinner. get a lovely broad range of people” CAFÉS, BARS AND RESTAURANTS VICKI FREED, VICKI'S CAFÉ IN KENSAL RISE Eclectic Style Top left: PORTOBELLO ROAD, bottom left: VERANDAH SHOP West London's village neighbourhoods offer the kind of cosmopolitan lifestyle that's hard to find elsewhere. Rubbing shoulders with high-end brands, avant-garde art and Michelin-starred restaurants, you'll find vintage shops, independent cinemas and of!eat cultural venues. Notting Hill carnival may have put the area on the map, but look a little deeper and you'll find a host of hidden gems. There really is something here for everyone. SHOPPING + LIFESTYLE Experience a cosmopolitan village lifestyle, with the buzz of Portobello Road, Notting Hill, Little Venice and central London just minutes away. Option 1 “There’s a gentle equilibrium Urban Charm that will reset your balance the more time you spend here” ALEX KNELL, ARTIST AND LOCAL RESIDENT Top left: QUEEN'S PARK, bottom right: LITTLE VENICE There's something quietly understated and off the map about this area, which is extremely rare for London. With its pretty narrow boats and grand stucco terraces, it's an idyllic setting to watch the world go by. From green lawns, parks and playgrounds, to riverside walks and even a petting zoo, there are plenty of outdoor green spaces to enjoy. GREAT OUTDOORS REGENT'S CANAL 12 06 11 11 09 03 KILBURN 04 01 Kensal Rise 04 Kilburn Park St John’s Wood 02 Queen’s Park KENSAL 05 ST JOHN’S A little closer to home 07 06 WOOD GREEN 01 06 08 19 10 03 THIRD & CAIRD Regent’s Riverside walks, local parks and outstanding schools make it a great 07 Kensal Green 08 LORD’S Park choice for families, while young professionals and creatives are drawn by CRICKET GROUND 27 17 MAIDA VALE 15 a strong arts and cultural scene, great music venues and some of 10 05 Maida Vale 07 04 London's best bars and brunch spots. 20 Regent’s Canal 04 MAIDA HILL 08 Regent’s Canal 08 12 Warwick Avenue CAFÉS & RESTAURANTS PUBS & BARS LIFESTYLE SHOPPING NORTH 25 Baker Street KENSINGTON 24 MARYLEBONE 28 18 01. 104 Restaurant 18. The Quince Tree Café 01. Alice House Queen’s Park 01. Electric Cinema 01. Rise & Vine with Borough Wines 16 02. 7 Saints at Clifton Nurseries 02. Bertie Blossoms 02. Enrica Rocca 10 03 02 02 Westbourne Park LITTLE VENICE 19. Sacro Cuore Pizza Cooking School 02. Brooks Butchers PORTOBELLO Edgware Road 03. Bob’s Café Queen's Park 03. Flora Fine Wines MARKET 03 01 05 03. Chine 09 04. Cable Co. 20. The Cedar 04. Paradise by Way 03. Graffik Gallery 21 Royal Oak of Kensal Green 04. Kensal Eyes 11 05. Caractère 21. The Chipping Forecast - 04. Grand Union Canal 26 02 A40 05 Notting Hill 05. Skylark Roof Garden 05. Jivita Ayurveda (wellness) 05. RISE PADDINGTON 06. Cocotte M25 and 09 Ladbroke Grove 22 22. The Ledbury 06. The Rise 06. Lexi Cinema 06. Scarlet & Violet Heathrow Airport CINEMA 07. Core by Clare Smyth 13 14 23. The Shed 07. The Elgin – Maida Vale 07. Supra 01 08. Dhaba@49 07. Lord's Cricket Ground NOTTING 06 14 BAYSWATER 08. The Hero of Maida 08. The Wine Market 09. Granger & Co. 24. The Summerhouse 08. Moberly Sports Centre HILL 09 09. The Italian Job – 09. Verandah London 10. Ida 25. The Waterway 09. Notting Hill Carnival Bond Street Notting Hill Latimer Road 07 11. MAM 26. Ukai 10. Portobello Road Market 10. The William IV Key: 15 12. Mosob 27. Vicki’s 11. Queen’s Park Farmers' Market Bayswater Lancaster Gate 11. Wolfpack Queen’s Park Cafés & Restaurants White City 13. Orasay 28. Zayane 12. Queen’s Park petting zoo Pubs & Bars HOLLAND 14. Ottolenghi Notting Hill 13. The Coronet Theatre Queensway Wood Lane PARK MAYFAIR 14. The Notting Hill Bookshop Shopping 23 15. Parlour Kensal Notting Hill Gate 15. Unit 1 Gallery Lifestyle 13 16. Pizza East Portobello SHEPHERD’S Kensington Hyde Park Gardens 17. Pomodoro E Basilico BUSH Holland Park Green Park Rail connections: Via Queen's Park Bakerloo line 7 mins 10 mins 19 mins 21 mins Queen’s Park Paddington7 mins Marylebone10 mins Charing19 mins Cross Waterloo21 mins Stepping stone to London & beyond Queen’s Park Paddington7 mins Marylebone10 mins Charing19 mins Cross Waterloo21 mins Queen’s Park Paddington Marylebone Charing Cross Waterloo Maida Vale Warwick Avenue Edgware Road Baker Street Regent’s Park Oxford Circus Piccadilly Circus Embankment Maida3 mins Vale Warwick5 mins Avenue Edgware9 mins Road Baker11 mins Street Regent’s13 mins Park Oxford15 mins Circus Piccadilly17 mins Circus Embankment20 mins Maida3 mins Vale Warwick5 mins Avenue Edgware9 mins Road Baker11 mins Street Regent’s13 mins Park Oxford15 mins Circus Piccadilly17 mins Circus Embankment20 mins 3 mins 5 mins 9 mins 11 mins 13 mins 15 mins 17 mins 20 mins Via Queen's Park London Overground 12 mins Queen’s Park 4 mins 5 mins 12Euston mins Queen’s Park Kilburn4 minsHigh Road South5 Hampstead mins 12Euston mins Queen’s Park Kilburn4 minsHigh Road South5 Hampstead mins Euston 16 MINUTES TO KING'S CROSS/ GOOD CONNECTIONS TO 38 MINUTES TO HEATHROW Kilburn High Road South Hampstead ST PANCRAS INTERNATIONAL THE M25 AND THE M40 FROM QUEEN'S PARK STATION 16 mins 19 mins ViaWestbourne Westbourne Park Park Circle line King’s Cross/St16 mins Pancras Farringdon19 mins Westbourne Park King’s Cross/St16 mins Pancras Farringdon19 mins Westbourne Park King’s Cross/St Pancras Farringdon Paddington Baker Street Euston Square Paddington3 mins Baker9 mins Street Euston12 mins Square Paddington3 mins Baker9 mins Street Euston12 mins Square 3 mins 9 mins 12 mins Travel times indicated represent the fastest travel times by road or rail at the time of going to press. PRIMARY SCHOOLS SECONDARY SCHOOLS Birkbeck, University Of London Ark Brunel Primary Academy Godolphin And Latymer School 4 Miles First Class Education Ofsted Outstanding 3.6 Miles Soas University Of London 0.3 Miles Westminster School 4.2 Miles St Thomas' C Of E Primary School 5.1 Miles Central St Martins (Ual) Within easy reach of Third & Caird is some of London's best Ofsted Outstanding City Of London School For Girls 4.6 Miles education facilities, making this area the ideal place for families, 0.4 Miles 6 Miles Ual – University Of The Arts London couples and students. There are three primary schools within one Paddington Academy 4.6 Miles Ofsted Outstanding mile that are rated 'Outstanding' by Ofsted and with the two closest UNIVERSITIES Lse – London School Of Economics 0.7 Miles And Political Science underground stations (Queen's Park and Westbourne Park) Notting Hill Preparatory School Imperial College London 4.8 Miles 1.7 Miles taking you into central London within minutes, the hoard of 1 Mile London College Of Contemporary Arts Norland Place School Royal Academy Of Music 5 Miles universities are all just a stone's throw away too. 3 Miles 2 Miles King’s College London International Community School Regent's University London 5 Miles 2.6 Miles 3.1 Miles EDUCATION AND UNIVERSITIES City, University Of London Queen’s College Preparatory School London College Of Fashion (Ual) 5.5 Miles 3.6 Miles 3.2 Miles Cass Business School Thomas’s Kensington Ucl – University College London 6.2 Miles 3.6 Miles 3.7 Miles Free-spirited, individual and distinctly bohemian, this is a place where you're free to break with convention and stamp your own style.
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