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Atstratford Central at Stratford Central SHARED OWNERSHIP A collection of 1, 2 & 3 bedroom SHARED OWNERSHIP apartments available through L&Q’s Shared Ownership scheme lqgroup.org.uk L&Q at Stratford Central London Borough at Stratford Central vital satistics of Newham HOMES GREEN SPACE 3Green spaces and 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments parks close by ICONIC VENUE CLOSE TO THE CITY Within walking distance of Minutes to Bank Station Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park 11on the Central line* WELL SHOPPING CONNECTED Underground, Overground, 5Minutes walk to DLR and TFL lines Westfield Stratford City** Welcome to L&Q at Stratford Central L&Q are proud to present this brand new collection of 24 contemporary 1, 2, and 3 bedroom apartments, for Shared Ownership sale. Situated in a highly popular area, and right next door to Stratford Station, this new development is ideal for those looking to make the most of what the capital has to offer. Each apartment boasts a high specification throughout, with a fully integrated kitchen, a private balcony, a built in wardrobe, master bedrooms and en-suites to some master bedrooms. Residents can also benefit from a 24 hour concierge service and gym. 2 *Time taken from tfl.gov.uk. **Distance taken from Google Maps. Computer generated images. 3 Be connected These apartments are the perfect home for first time buyers and city workers, due to the excellent transport links through Underground, Overground, DLR and road links. Stratford Central offers direct access to the city, the West End and Canary Wharf with the Jubilee and Central lines. There is also great Overground and rail lines to a range of destinations including Croydon, the Eurostar and Docklands Light Railway, as well as a wealth of bus services leaving from Stratford bus station. STRATFORD STRATFORD INTERNATIONAL STATION 6 minute walk RAIL STATION 5 minute walk Canary Wharf 9 Mins Romford 19 Mins Liverpool Street 9 Mins Highbury & Islington 22 Mins Bank 11 Mins East Croydon Get to know 53 Mins your new home London City Airport 15 Mins Stratford Central is in the heart of Stratford with the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, wealth of shops and excellent transport links that connect Clapham Junction Stratford to central London and surrounding boroughs and counties. King’s Cross 56 Mins St Pancras Stratford’s unique and inclusive culture balances the modern vibrancy post 23 Mins London 2012 with a heritage of difference – food, culture, creativity and style. Fill your boots with the wide range of restaurants, cafes and bars – from the Buttercup cake shop to The Chicago Rib Shack. Catch a movie at Vue Cinemas, lap up the street entertainment or wander round to the Theatre Royal for an KEY evening of culture and creativity. Jubilee Bakerloo Overground Metropolitan The Stratford Centre sits opposite the station and offers a range Victoria Central Piccadily Waterloo & City of independent market and fresh produce stalls. Northern Circle DLR Hammersmith & City 4 Local area photography. Travel times are approximate and have been taken from tfl.gov.uk 5 EDUCATION ENTERTAINMENT PARKS Everything is on Stratford Central is an ideal location For a night out with friends and family, Enjoy the outdoors in several parks close for growing families, with many Theatre Royal Stratford East and Stratford to Stratford Central. Wetlands Walk and nurseries and schools within walking Picturehouse are both right on your Hackney Marshes are both extensive your doorstep distance including Colegrave Primary doorstep. Or dine out at one of the many public spaces including sports pitches, School and Chobham Academy. restaurants within Westfield and the waterways, meadows, woodland and surrounding area. wildlife habitats. COLEGRAVE PRIMARY SCHOOL Alongside local amenities, the Stratford Central development 12 Mins (walking) THEATRE ROYAL STRATFORD EAST WETLANDS WALK is located within a community bursting with great places, 1 Min (walking) 18 Mins (public transport) offering plenty of opportunity for time to unwind. The world class Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park is a mile away, which is home to the Olympic Stadium, the London Aquatics Centre, Copper Box Arena, and the Lee Valley Velo Park. SPORTS CULTURE SHOPPING With schools and family friendly locations close to Stratford Central, this is a great place to enjoy a life in London with your family. Enjoy sports with the Copper Box Arena, Enjoy a day out in Hackney Wick and Westfield Stratford is a short walk from your which offers an 80-station gym, fitness absorb the arts culture that is so apparent new home, or make a day for retail therapy Immerse yourself in a wealth of culture in Hackney Wick, where studios and swimming at the London here. Art galleries and events can be at Canary Wharf, with over 120 designer and you can visit art galleries and events by Creative Wick, or visit the Aquatics Centre, alongside racket sports, experienced here in Hackney Wick, along high street stores spread over 5 malls which CRATE Brewery and Pizzeria for a casual night out. handball and fencing courts. with great spaces to grab a coffee. can be reached easily via public transport. For some fresh air and opportunity to see wildlife in the city, you can COPPER BOX ARENA HACKNEY WICK CANARY WHARF SHOPPING MALLS visit Hackney Marshes, or Wetlands Walk within the Olympic Park. 23 Mins (walking) 23 Mins (public transport) 9 mins (public transport) 6 Times taken from tfl.gov.uk and Google Maps.Local area photography. 7 SPECIFICATION KITCHEN Symphony New York Glass splash back, stainless handle-less high gloss steel behind hop white kitchen range Integrated Electrolux fridge LED under wall lights freezer, dishwasher, washer Composite Stone Stilestone dryer and stainless steel oven Blanco City worktops Integrated Electrolux electric Stainless steel sink with ceramic hob and stainless chrome tap steel canopy BATHROOM(S) Full height and width mirror Matt porcelain floor tiles, above shelf behind W/C colour ‘Uptown White’ wash basin Silver with plain glass Tiled feature wall above bath, shower doors colour ‘Latte’ Chrome towel rail Part tiled walls, colour ‘Cream’ LIVING AREA Under-floor heating Floor spot theatre lights Matt oak colour laminate TV, phone and internet points effect flooring BEDROOM(S) Fitted wardrobe with mirror Two and three bedroom sliding doors to main bedroom apartments have en-suites Carpet flooring, colour ‘Corn’ to the main bedroom Pendant lighting GENERAL High quality Balconies to each apartment Video entry-phone system TV aerial and communal Lift access to all floors interiors Sky dish The specification of the properties are correct at the date of print but may change as necessary as building works progresses. The images are indicative of quality and style of the specification and may not necessarily represent in entirety the actual furnishings and fittings of the properties. Unless specifically incorporated in writing into the sales contract the specification is not intended to form part of any contract All images and photographs are used for illustrative purposes only and depict or warranty. typical L&Q interiors from previous developments.For further clarification please ask our Sales Advisors. Please note that the properties are currently under construction. Individual features such as windows, brick, other materials, heating and electrical layouts and internal positioning may vary. 8 9 a e L L E Y r T O e v i Wetlands N R Walk R O A D L&Q at Maryland L&Q at Stratford Stratford Stratford Central Westfield Central International Stratford City RD ROAD Shopping RN RD TE FO Hackney Wick AS M Centre E RO Queen Elizabeth AT RE Olympic Park G Stratford Stratford Centre a e L W r GREAT EASTERN RD e E v S i T R London H Aquatics Centre N A L M E LA West Ham Park Olympic N G E A Stadium West Ham R A Lane C I Recreation V Ground Stratford C W A i t R P High Street O TWAY ROAD y T R O M N E i R l C l OA R T R I D E O v e E S R r T S S R H O N IG E U H W T P E LA IS TO W Stratford RD Centre 10 Maps not to scale. 11 12 Computer generated image of Stratford Central. 13 New Homes Warranty We will demonstrate how to operate your appliances and heating, along with any special features. All instructions will also be detailed in your Homeowners Manual. We are confident that you will be delighted with your new home, but for added peace of mind, all homes come with a new homes warranty. After legal completion your property benefits from a ten year warranty; the first two years of which are covered by us. Your After Care Team will be on hand to assist with any issues that may arise. You will be contacted after you legally complete, normally around seven days after to confirm that you are happy with your home. Your sales associate can provide you with more details on the L&Q Guarantee and the NHBC warranty cover. Floorplans Disclaimer All information in this document is correct at the time publication/going to print 11/18. Computer generated images are for illustrative purposes only and dimensions are not intended to for part of any contract or warranty. Furniture and landscaping are shown for illustrative purposes only. Individual features such as windows bricks and other materials’ colours may vary as may heating and electrical layouts. We aim to build according to the layout, but occasionally we do have to change property designs, boundaries, landscaping and the position of roads, footpaths, street lighting and other features as the development proceeds. All services and facilities may not be available on completion of the property.
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