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375 Kensington High Streetlondon 375 Kensington High StreetLONDON LORD KENSINGTON HOUSE APARTMENTS AND PENTHOUSES 375 Kensington High StreetLONDON one of london’s most sought after new addresses 2 Computer Generated Image of 375 Kensington High Street is indicative only. 375 Kensington High Street contents A WORLD CLASS CAPITAL Page 6 NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL CONNECTIONS Page 8 THE VERY BEST LONDON HAS TO OFFER Page 10 THE CENTRE OF FASHION Page 12 HERITAGE CITY Page 14 WELCOME TO 375 KENSINGTON HIGH STREET Page 16 LORD KENSINGTON HOUSE Page 18 SITE PLAN Page 21 WELL APPOINTED Page 24 FIVE STAR SERVICE Page 26 BESPOKE FACILITIES Page 28 STATE OF THE ART INTERIORS Page 30 BEAUTIFUL AND FUNCTIONAL Page 34 WHERE ELEGANCE AND STYLE MEET Page 36 BATHED IN STYLE Page 38 SPECIFICATION Page 40 APARTMENT AND PENTHOUSE LOCATOR Page 42 APARTMENT FLOOR PLANS Page 43 PENTHOUSE FLOOR PLANS Page 82 ST EDWARD Page 89 VISION2020 Page 90 SUSTAINABILITY Page 91 4 Computer Generated Image of 375 Kensington High Street is indicative only. 375 Kensington High Street a world class capital London is a cosmopolitan city with unrivalled heritage, culture and wealth. As a world leader in finance, essential destination for business, fashion, sport anyone leading a high profile, and the arts, London has international lifestyle. no equal. Its buildings are 375 Kensington High Street world famous, its history is the address that puts every and pageantry spectacular, aspect of this fascinating its personalities known to all. and exciting city at your Today, more than ever, fingertips. All London life London’s entrepreneurial can be enjoyed from this spirit attracts influence prestigious address. and wealth, making it an 6 Images depict local area and London 375 Kensington High Street national and international connections St Pancras International 375 Kensington High Street’s High Street Kensington location in the heart of London Underground station is a means you have excellent short walk away. From here, KINGS CROSS HEATHROW SLOANE COVENT BOND ST PANCRAS LIVERPOOL CANARY LONDON transport links worldwide. it is just a few stations to key AIRPORT PADDINGTON SQUARE KNIGHTSBRIDGE GARDEN STREET INTERNATIONAL BANK STREET WHARF CITY AIRPORT Its international and national London locations and there 44 minutes 6 minutes 6 minutes 7 minutes 10 minutes 15 minutes 22 minutes 25 minutes 28 minutes 28 minutes 42 minutes connections by air, road and are connections to anywhere rail are ideal whether you travel in the world from Heathrow, 375 Kensington High StreetLONDON overseas regularly or simply Gatwick and London City want to establish a convenient airports and St Pancras London base. International Station. PARIS STANSTED NORD AIRPORT 2 hr 30 minutes 52 minutes Images depict local area and London 8 All timings are approximate. 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