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CLAREMONT Canada Water· SE16 CLAREMONT Canada Water· SE16 A distinctive new collection of 2 & 3 bedroom apartments Welcome to Claremont A seamless blend of serene surroundings and pockets of vibrancy, Claremont offers an idyllic locale to relax and unwind, moments from the River Thames and less than 20 minutes from nearby Canary Wharf and London Bridge. As part of the award-winning London Square Canada Water development, this distinctive collection of 2 & 3 bedroom apartments has been thoughtfully designed with contemporary interiors and open-plan living spaces, all finished to a meticulous standard. Discover a place like no other in London at Claremont, Canada Water. CLAREMONT Computer generated image 03 1. A place with character As part of London Docklands, Canada Water has a rich Elizabethan history seen through its architecture on striking buildings, such as the Grade II listed St Mary’s Church and the intriguing Brunel Engine House (Brunel Museum) – found to the south of the Thames Tunnel. As the area further benefits from regeneration and investment, modern-day influences can be seen throughout the area; perhaps none more so than the award-winning development of Canada Water Library. Sitting proudly on the water’s edge, this charming public space offers locals and visitors an area to unwind, as well as take part in insightful evening courses and enjoy live performances from the Albany theatre and dance collective. Living on the peninsula and surrounded by water gives locals a unique chance to make the most 2 of living at the heart of London’s popular Docklands. Water-based fun can be had by all at local water sports facilities such as the Surrey Docks Fitness and Watersports Centre that boasts a 1km water sports dock – a unique and exciting alternative to a regular gym experience. 3. 1. Canada Water Library 2. Canary Wharf CLAREMONT 3. Brunel Museum CLAREMONT 04 05 1. A place with greenery 3. 2. 4. Southwark is home to some of Travel just south of Claremont, Bordering the banks of the London’s most renowned parks and you’ll come across the beautiful River Thames is the working city and gardens; and moments from landscaped grounds of Southwark farm and blacksmith, Surrey Docks Claremont lies 5.2 acres of open Park – one of the borough’s oldest Farm. Working within the local green space at Stave Hill Ecological and most popular outdoor spaces. community, the farm is proud Park. With the 30-foot high Stave With a dedicated park café, wildlife to provide a thrilling insight into Hill at the heart of the park visitors garden, boating lake and art gallery, welding stunning creations and are able to enjoy panoramic views Southwark Park has a host of facilities managing an animal farm, as well of Canary Wharf and The City, and outdoor amenities. as selling freshly sourced food and 1. Southbank surrounded by green spaces and produce to visitors. CLAREMONT 2. Green open spaces close by CLAREMONT woodlands. 3. View from Stave Hill Ecological Park 06 4. Camberwell Green 07 1. A place to be social Explore an area with plenty to do Next to Claremont you have and discover; all within easy reach The Printworks, an award-winning of Claremont, Canada Water. On space for music and the arts; hosting the peninsula itself, there are plenty events from London Fashion Week of popular places to get together. shows to large-scale festivals. Visit much-loved gastropubs like Meanwhile, nearby Surrey Quays The Mayflower and The Salt Quay, offers fun for the whole family with a the traditional Italian cafe, Plough leisure park complete with a cinema Way, serving quality authentic dishes and bowling alley. from across Italy, or the charming restaurant, The Yellow House - With over 120 stores, Canary Wharf providing a selection of delicious is home to a collection of boutique meals and beverages. and high-end shops offering the latest in designer and fashion trends. On Fridays and Saturdays, the doors Or travel further afield to world- open to Hawker House - just a renowned Oxford Street and revel 6-minute walk away from Claremont. in the delights of shopping at one of A vast street food market with bars London’s most popular streets. and great music going on till the early hours. 2. 3. CLAREMONT 1. The Salt Quay Pub CLAREMONT 4. 2. Hawker House 3. Smollensky’s 08 4. Leadbelly’s Bar & Kitchen 09 Discover a place like no other Computer generated image The City Liverpool Street Aldgate 1 East 2 Stepney Bank A13 Aldgate Limehouse Monument d t ee Str ch Cannon Fenchur East India Dock Roa Street London Fenchurch Shadwell Street Limehouse The Highway Pop lar High Street L A1261 London Tower im Blackwall Hill eh 3 Bridge ouse Link A1206 el A102 London City n Tower n Blackwall Airport Bridge Wapping 24 4 Canary Tun London hithe Tu r n e Wharf el Bridge 25 B h 14 lackwall 7 W appi Rot 5 ng et The O2 Hig tre Canary T River Thames h S un Wharf n 26 A1206 el 10 9 8 Canada 19 Water C North M Greenwich Borough Rotherhithe arsh Wall Quebec 22 A200 Canada 15 Water 13 Way 6 S Isle of S o 16 t uthwark J a m Bermondsey Dogs A100 e s' 17 s 23 Ro P ar a d k R 11 o a d 18 Greenland Dock Cubi New KentA Road placeA201 to explore 12 Town 20 Mudchute 01. St. Pauls Cathedral A2 14. The Salt Quay Pub Surrey 21 Park & Quays Millwall Farm 02. The Gherkin 15. Hawker House street food market A2208 Surrey 03. Tate Modern 16. The Print Works Quays W 04. Borough Market 17. Surrey Quays Leisure Park e s Millwall t E River Thames fe r a 05. The Shard 18. Surrey Quays Shopping Centre r s Park y t Ro F a e South d r Walworth r 06. 19. y White Cube Gallery Stave Hill Ecological Park Bermondsey R o 07. Tower Bridge 20. Surrey Docks Fitness & Watersports Centre ad A2208 08. Simplicity Café 21. The Plough Way CafeB204 Old Deptford K 09. The Mayflower Pub 22. Surreyent Docks Farm Park Convoys R A200 oad Wharf 10. The Brunel Museum 23. Greenland Pier A2 11. Southwark Park 24. Canary Wharf Shopping Centre 12. The Yellow House restaurant 25. Smollensky’s Bar & Restaurant Burgess CLAREMONT 13. Canada Water Library Park 26. The O2 12 Map not to scale Burgess Park West Greenwich A well-connected place Excellent travel links are TUBE TRAIN BUS just one of the many Canada Water Station (Jubilee line) Overground trains run through Rotherhithe has an extensive bus is just a 10-minute walk from stations at Canada Water (10-minute network with routes going into the benefits of living in Claremont. walk), Rotherhithe (11-minute walk) centre of the capital and out to other Canada Water. You’ll have and Surrey Quays (12-minute walk). parts of Greater London, including fast, direct connections some 24-hour services. Travel times from Travel times from to destinations across the Canada Water Station Canada Water Station city, and options to travel FERRY by tube, train, bus, ferry ● Canary Wharf ● Whitechapel The Thames Clipper is a welcome 2 mins 7 mins or bicycle. alternative to the usual commute by ● London Bridge ● Shoreditch High Street bus or train. Catch it from Greenland 3 mins 9 mins Pier, just a 16-minute walk away, and, from there, journey times are: ● Waterloo ● Peckham Rye 6 mins 9 mins ● Canary Wharf ● Bond Street ● Dalston Junction 4 mins 1. Local area serving bus routes around London 12 mins 15 mins 2. Scenic cycle routes close by ● Greenwich (weekend only) ● Old Street ● Clapham High Street 3. Surrey Quays Station 7 mins 16 mins 18 mins ● London Bridge ● Leicester Square ● Highbury & Islington 18 mins 17 mins 23 mins ● Westminster ● Oxford Circus 36 mins 19 mins In 2018, Canary Wharf (one stop ● Liverpool Street from Canada Water on the Jubilee 20 mins Line) will become a major Crossrail BICYCLE interchange, giving even faster 1. ● King’s Cross St Pancras journey times in to central London Claremont is set very conveniently 21 mins and Heathrow airport. on the Rotherhithe bike trail, which ● West Hampstead links to the Thames cycle route. 21 mins ● Heathrow Airport • Walking time taken from Google Maps 45 mins • Tube and rail travel times taken from TfL • Ferry travel times taken from Thamesclippers.com CLAREMONT 2. CLAREMONT 14 15 3. CLAREMONT Canada Water· SE16 E OS CANADA WATER Cycle Store STATION 0.6 miles BERTS CL 10 mins walk RO Q UEBEC Bin Store WA Y Shared Ownership Apartments Private Sale Apartments SURREY QUAYS CLAREMONT 0.5 miles CLAREMONT Walking time taken from Google Maps 11 mins walk 16 Computer generated image 17 A place to unwind Claremont’s sleek interiors and thoughtfully designed layouts provide the ideal place to unwind and relax in. Beautiful marble stone effect worktops complement the modern kitchen design by Symphony. And underfloor heating adds warmth to the welcoming open-plan living areas that have been finished to a high standard. CLAREMONT Computer generated image CLAREMONT 18 Computer generated image 19 2 bedroom apartment 2 bedroom apartment Apartment 71 Floor 1 Apartment 72 Floor 1 Apartment 75 Floor 2 Apartment 76 Floor 2 64.7m2 / 696sq.ft. 65.1m2 / 701sq.ft. W En-suite Master Bedroom HIU S S Bedroom 2 Balcony FF WD Living Room/Kitchen/Dining Living Room/Kitchen/Dining W FF Master Bedroom Balcony Bathroom En-suite WD HIU Bathroom Window variation to plot 75 FF Fridge/ Freezer FF Fridge/ Freezer WD Washer/Dryer WD Washer/Dryer S Storage S Storage HIU Heat Interface Unit HIU Heat Interface Unit Bedroom 2 W Wardrobe W Wardrobe Living Room/Kitchen/Dining 5.21m x 4.72m 17’ 1” x 15’ 6” Living Room/Kitchen/Dining 4.12m x 6.91m 13’ 6” x 22’ 8” Master Bedroom 2.75m x 3.50m 9’ x 11’ 6” 5 Master Bedroom 2.90m x 4.85m 9’ 6” x 15’ 11” 5 4 4 Bedroom 2 2.36m x 3.86m 7’ 9” x 12’ 8” 3 Bedroom 2 2.45m x 3.66m 8’ x 12’ 3 Bathroom 2.10m x 1.95m 6’ 11” x 6’ 5” 2 Bathroom 2.46m x 1.96m 8’ 1” x 6’ 5” 2 1 1 En-suite 1.95m x 1.45m 6’ 5” x 4’ 9” G En-suite 1.96m x 1.78m 6’ 5” x 5’ 10” G Balcony 4.43m x 1.50m 14’ 6” x 4’ 11” Balcony 4.20m x 1.86m 13’ 9” x 6’ 1” CLAREMONT CLAREMONT Apartment layouts provide approximate measurements only and are subject to planning.
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