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Brochure Are for General Guidance Only • PA G E • • PA G E • • PA G E • U N I O N C N D A N R A A G L 05 10 12 THE LOCAL CANALSIDE DEVELOPMENT AREA LIVING • PA G E • • PA G E • * PA G E * 14 18 26 GREEN LOCAL EDUCATION SPACE AMENITIES CONTENTS * PA G E * • PA G E • • PA G E • 28 30 36 CONNECTIONS LONDON SITE PLAN & INTERIOR • PA G E • • PA G E • • PA G E • 42 44 46 SPECIFICATION SHARED ABOUT OWNERSHIP CLARION 03 your perfect new home THE DEVELOPMENT Introducing a collection of contemporary 1, 2 and 3 bedroom canalside apartments, in beautifully landscaped grounds, all available through Shared Ownership. LIBERTY WHARF | ALPERTON WHARF | ALPERTON LIBERTY Located in Alperton, an established residential suburb undergoing a major programme of regeneration, Liberty Wharf presents a superb opportunity to live in a home you’ll love, in an area filled with amenities and exciting plans for the future. Designed for the way your life is flowing. 04 05 canalside living Situated beside the historic Grand Union Canal, Liberty Wharf offers a stunning modern home with high-specification interiors, floor-to-ceiling windows and secluded communal gardens. Enjoy walking, running or cycling on the Grand Union towpath, and make the most of living in Alperton – an incredibly diverse, friendly and thriving area. THE DEVELOPMENT LIBERTY WHARF | ALPERTON WHARF | ALPERTON LIBERTY 06 07 Computer Generated Image, indicative only clean and contemporary Style Discover stylish urban living with pockets of green. Liberty Wharf sits within semi-private communal landscaped grounds, where the striking architecture encompasses clean straight lines finished in brick and bronze detailing on the balconies. THE DEVELOPMENT LIBERTY WHARF | ALPERTON WHARF | ALPERTON LIBERTY 08 09 Computer Generated Image, indicative only arrow 1 your journey WEMBLEY CENTRAL emle starts Located just Here8 minutes’* walk from Alperton’s Ealing Road, with its bustling range of everyday amenities and a 10 minute* walk to Alperton station, where the Piccadilly Willesden line speeds you into Central London and beyond. Liberty Wharf also offers fast road connections to the Green North Circular and A40. Revitalised Wembley is just one mile north, with the ever-growing attractions ALPERTON of Wembley Park just a little further on. 1 2 3 STONEBRIDGE PARK Boxpark O2 Academy Westfield Wembley Shepherd's Bush White City *Travel times taken from Google Maps and are dependent on time of day. LOCAL AREA LOCAL U E 2 0 2 D 6 HANGER LANE OLD OAK COMMON LIBERTY WHARF | ALPERTON WHARF | ALPERTON LIBERTY cto EALING BROADWAY WHITE CITY PADDINGTON ali hepherd ’s 3 us 2 Kensington 10 11 Map not to scale, indicative only Explore the Grand Union Canal sights to LIVING CANALSIDE Picturesque views Canalside living Local wildlife Explore Explore by bike An industrial heritage Waterside pubs & café’s A home at Liberty Wharf gives you direct access to one of London’s best-kept secrets. LIBERTY WHARF | ALPERTON WHARF | ALPERTON LIBERTY The Paddington Arm of the Grand Union Canal From the evocative sights of old factories winds through 14 miles of West London, creating and warehouses, to the inviting menus of a fascinating outdoor space that’s both tranquil modern pubs and cafés, a stroll along the and rich with exciting history. towpath is the perfect weekend escape. Canalside walks 12 13 a breath of fresh GREEN SPACE London is one the world’s greenest cities, and LIBERTY WHARF | ALPERTON WHARF | ALPERTON LIBERTY your new home in Liberty Wharf is close to an array of popular local parks and open spaces. From Sunday morning strolls to tennis games and 5-a-side football, you’re never too far from the great outdoors. 14 15 One Tree Hill Local parks green space at your GREEN SPACE LIBERTY WHARF | ALPERTON WHARF | ALPERTON LIBERTY Pace An array of tranquil parks, sports One Tree Hill, with its wide stretches of grass, wildlife area and views towards Harrow on the Hill and Central London, facilities and urban oasis can be found is popular with runners, dog-walkers and families alike. within a short stroll, jog, or cycle. For football games and tennis matches, book a slot at Alperton Sports Ground. Alperton Sports Ground Fryent Country Park But if it’s a real taste of countryside you’re after, take a quick 15-minute* drive north to Fryent Country Park, where you’ll find 254 acres of rolling fields, towering * Travel times taken from Google Maps & TFL and are dependent on time of day. woodland and picturesque ponds. 16 17 A for Place AMENITIES LOCAL making memories LIBERTY WHARF | ALPERTON WHARF | ALPERTON LIBERTY Diverse, welcoming and buzzing with community- minded regeneration plans, Alperton is a great place to get your foot on the property ladder. From neighbourhood cafés and chic penthouse bars to quirky boutiques, huge arenas and much-loved culinary hotspots, a home at Liberty Wharf brings the best of North-West London into easy reach. 18 19 Classic cocktails Fine dining LOCAL AMENITIES LOCAL inIndulge local LIBERTY WHARF | ALPERTON WHARF | ALPERTON LIBERTY flavours If you’re after variety, then Pop into Biblos Lebenese Bakery for mouthwatering, freshly cooked food. Regulars rave about the mixed Alperton offers a spectrum grill. Best of all, it’s just moments from your front door. of exciting cuisines served by For something a little different, stroll up to the Ace Café Eclectic street food Local bars proud independents to familiar on the North Circular, beloved pit-stop of bikers and chains, all within a short walk. rockers since 1938. Everyone’s welcome, so drop in for a burger or enjoy the music at one of the regular events. 20 21 Local beer gardens an eclectic LOCAL AMENITIES LOCAL Modern Caribbean cuisine Summer drinks Pan-Asian cuisine treat for the Local pubs Italian cuisine Local coffee shops LIBERTY WHARF | ALPERTON WHARF | ALPERTON LIBERTY Head to Ealing – half an hour* by tubeSenses or bus – Afterwards, head to local landmark The North Star for a wide and ever-changing range of places for a craft ale or zinging cocktail or enjoy a game of to eat and drink, including everything from table tennis in The Drayton Court, a family-friendly sushi and Caribbean to Italian and Pan-Asian. pub with London’s largest beer garden. *Travel times taken from Google Maps & TFL and are dependent on time of day. Local dining 22 23 High street browsing Westfield Shepherd’s Bush LOCAL AMENITIES LOCAL retail therapy for all LIBERTY WHARF | ALPERTON WHARF | ALPERTON LIBERTY From high street staples to While nearby Ealing Road and Wembley Central are perfect for everyday purchases, Liberty Wharf is right in beautifully bespoke boutiques, the centre of four of London’s best shopping spots. Alperton is surrounded with more Browse a spectacular range of high street favourites and options than you could ever need. luxury designers at London Designer Outlet in Wembley or Westfield London in Shepherd’s Bush, featuring everything from John Lewis and Apple to Mulberry and Jimmy Choo. Harrow boutiques LocalCharming Dining high 4 street shops For independent boutiques nestled in a charming village atmosphere, take a trip to Harrow on the Hill. Last but not least, it’s an easy journey from Liberty Wharf to the shops of Ealing Broadway and Brent Cross (passing IKEA on the way). 24 25 ALL THEY NEED TO THRIVE Lyon Park Primary School, just five minutes’* walk from Liberty Wharf, offers a strong focus on reading, writing and maths, while priding itself on a warm and nurturing atmosphere. EDUCATION Thinkingof a Primary school students during Science lesson LIBERTY WHARF | ALPERTON WHARF | ALPERTON LIBERTY brighter future Secondary school students during extra-curricular activities At secondary level, Alperton Community School – located at two sites, both within easy walking distance – was shortlisted for the TES Secondary School of the Year in 2018 and won Maths Team of the Year in 2017**. Private options include Maple Walk Prep School, a 15-minute* drive, and Notting Hill & Ealing High School, 30 minutes* away by bus. *Travel times taken from Google Maps & TFL and are dependent on time of day. ** www.alperton.brent.sch.uk 26 27 CONVENIENCE COULDN’T BE ANY CLOSER the A home at Liberty Wharf means all of With Alperton tube station just a London’s many attractions are just a 10-minute walk away, Liberty Wharf short trip away on the tube. offers fast, direct journeys to Central London via the Piccadilly line. From day trips filled with shopping capital and art, to nights out at the hottest Going further afield? Change at Acton restaurants and shows, you’ll have the Town for Heathrow or travel directly to city’s many wonders on your doorstep. King’s Cross St Pancras for the Eurostar Calling and connections to Luton Airport. CONNECTIONS LIBERTY WHARF | ALPERTON WHARF | ALPERTON LIBERTY SOUTH KENSINGTON GREEN PARK PICCADILLY CIRCUS LEICESTER SQUARE COVENT GARDEN ST PANCRAS INTERNATIONAL 24 31 33 34 35 41 • M I N S • • M I N S • • M I N S • • M I N S • • M I N S • • M I N S • Arts, culture and history galore. Explore Shop the world’s best designer brands The heart of theatre-land with Shaftesbury Gaze at the National Gallery’s Old Masters, Fantastic shopping and a dazzling range Board the Eurostar for direct rail journeys the V&A, Natural History Museum and along Old and New Bond Street, before Avenue & Haymarket and easy access to catch a film at the Empire Cinema or soak of bars and restaurants, and the fun, to Brussels, Paris and Amsterdam, plus wonder-filled Science Museum. strolling through leafy Green Park. shopping on Regent Street.
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