Skylark Point Set Across 64 Acres, with 14 Acres of Parklands and 42 Acres of Open Water Including an Idyllic Nature Reserve, Woodberry Wetlands

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Skylark Point Set Across 64 Acres, with 14 Acres of Parklands and 42 Acres of Open Water Including an Idyllic Nature Reserve, Woodberry Wetlands Skylark Point Set across 64 acres, with 14 acres of parklands and 42 acres of open water including an idyllic nature reserve, Woodberry Wetlands. The homes that will make up Woodberry Down are part of a truly exciting transformation that will enrich the area’s spectacular natural surroundings. Intricate layers of grassy spaces are interspersed with lovely play areas and varied planting, forming a majestic green landscape along the New River; further enhanced by panoramic City and nature views over the open waters of the Stoke Newington reservoirs. Here, residents can enjoy a relaxing yet active waterside Photograph of reeds at Woodberry Wetlands. lifestyle like no other. 1 The Nature Collection invites residents to enjoy the harmony and calmness of uninterrupted nature and City views. Set on the banks of the Woodberry Wetlands, a tranquil, abundant nature reserve, animated by urban wildlife year-round. This is London living of an entirely different nature. The four buildings that make up the Nature Collection – The Shoreline, Goldcrest, Sandpiper, and Skylark Point – vary in scale from five to 18 floors, offering an array of apartments to suit individual needs. An attractive Residents’ Garden is a prelude to the idyllic parks, and the open water of the Woodberry Wetlands. The beauty of nature is captured at every turn, kindling Computer-generated images are indicative only a remarkable sense of retreat from the City. 2 3 Soaring high, the landmark Skylark Point features 60 apartments spread over 18 floors. Its gleaming sleek exterior reflects the vivid blues and greens of its surroundings, across delicate layers of glass and aluminium. Individual balconies and terraces capture rich natural panoramas across the Woodberry Wetlands and beyond – enhancing the feeling of serenity and being at one with nature. Computer-generated images are indicative only Computer-generated images are indicative only 4 5 The lifestyle that awaits is relaxing and enhanced by a close connection to water. The Nature Collection is framed by the spectacular natural surroundings of the Stoke Newington reservoirs, including the Woodberry Wetlands urban nature reserve – an extraordinary place from which to observe North London’s unique wildlife and scenery. A trio of beautiful parks; Finsbury Park, Clissold Park and Woodberry Down’s new Spring Park – which offers a generous open space for unwinding outdoors – deepen the area’s affinity with nature. View across the Woodberry Wetlands at Woodberry Down 6 7 At the heart of Woodberry Down, there will be an urban village of restaurants, cafes and shops, to be beloved by locals and visitors alike. Stoke Newington’s Church Street Yoga on the jetty, West Reservoir Residents BBQ at Riverside Gardens, Woodberry Down Boating at Finsbury Park Friendly local shops, cafes and restaurants are coupled with diverse community events and a dedicated local lifestyle magazine, to draw residents together into a tight community. Opportunities to take part in watersports and outdoor sports are abundant, with a sailing lake, climbing centre and a multitude of green spaces just moments away. Sailing at the West Reservoir Nearby, Stoke Newington’s Church Street, a gastronomic hub that is home to organic farmers’markets and independent restaurants, puts the spotlight on the most exciting global cuisines alongside a carefully edited collection of vintage and Lifestyle images are indicative only The banks of the West Reservoir artisanal boutiques. 8 9 Woodberry Down enjoys an exceptionally well-connected Zone 2 location with extensive transport links to central London, whether via road, bicycle or rail. Universities Within a short walk, the Piccadilly Line transports Driving times passengers from Manor House to Covent Garden – the heart of the West End – in just 16 minutes, while London Metropolitan Finsbury Park train station offers frequent First Capital University Connect services to the local Area, including King’s 10 mins Cross and Moorgate. Stamford Hill station, a few The Royal Veterinary minutes from The Nature Collection, offers services 10 mins On Foot directly to Liverpool Street in less than 20 minutes. City University Woodberry Wetlands London 2 mins 20 mins By Bike By Bus Skinners’ Academy By Tube University College 8 mins Stamford Hill Station Stamford Hill Station London 5 mins < 10 mins From Manor House > 20 mins Woodberry Down Underground station, Community Primary Stoke Newington Station Finsbury Park Station 10 minutes walk from London School School < 10 mins > 10 mins The Nature Collection of Economics and 8 mins Political Science Finsbury Park Station Stoke Newington Station King’s Cross > 20 mins Stamford Hill Station < 10 mins 20 mins St Pancras By Crossrail 10 mins < 8 mins (from 2018) University of Highbury and Islington Old Street Westminster Manor House > 10 mins > 20 mins Green Park From Liverpool Street Station, > 20 mins Underground Station < 15 mins 24 minutes by 141 bus: 10 mins Hackney Downs Stoke Newington Kings College London > 10 mins Chruch Street London Victoria Canary Wharf > 20 mins Stoke Newington Station 30 mins 15 mins < 10 mins 22 mins Dalston Central Saint Martins > 10 mins Camden Town Covent Garden Whitechapel By Train > 20 mins John Scott > 30 mins > 15 mins < 10 mins Health Centre Old Street From Stamford Hill Train Royal Academy 13 mins > 20 mins Dalston Oxford Circus Farringdon Station, 10 minutes walk from of Music > 30 mins < 15 mins < 10 mins The Nature Collection > 20 mins Finsbury Park Angel Airports 15 mins > 20 mins Angel Bond Street Tottenham Court Road Stoke Newington Royal College of Art < 40 mins < 20 mins < 10 mins 3 mins Driving times > 20 mins Clissold Park Alexandra Palace 20 mins > 20 mins Hackney Central Bank Paddington Hackney Downs London City School of Oriental > 40 mins 20 mins 10 mins 6 mins < 40 mins and African Studies Stoke Newington Liverpool Street < 30 mins Church Street 30 mins Liverpool Street London Bridge Bond Street London Fields London Stanstead 20 mins < 50 mins > 20 mins < 20 mins 8 mins < 70 mins Imperial College King’s Cross London Finsbury Park Station St Pancras Alexandra Palace Canary Wharf Heathrow Liverpool Street London Heathrow > 30 mins 24 mins > 20 mins < 50 mins > 30 mins < 40 mins 15 mins < 70 mins All times are approximate, taken from google maps and Transport for London 2016. 10 11 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Special fares apply Special fares Check before you travel Camden Town apply Sundays 1300-1730 open for interchange and 9 7 88 7 68 5 Cheshunt8 7 Epping exit only. Chesham Watford Junction 9 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Chalfont & Eneld Town Theydon Bois Latimer Theobalds Grove Canary Wharf Watford High Street Bush Hill Debden Sheneld Step-free interchange between Underground, Watford Canary Wharf DLR and Heron Quays DLR stations A Amersham High Barnet Cockfosters Park Turkey Street A Loughton at street level. Chorleywood Bushey -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Croxley Totteridge & Whetstone Oakwood Southbury Buckhurst Hill 6 Chingford Covent Garden Rickmansworth Brentwood Exit only until early November 2015. Carpenders Park Woodside Park Southgate Edmonton Green Moor Park Roding Grange 5 Also on Saturdays and Sundays westbound trains Hatch End Mill Hill East Arnos Grove Valley Hill will not stop. Please use Leicester Square instead. West Finchley Highams Park Northwood Silver Street WOOD -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- WALTHAMSTOW Chigwell Harold Wood Emirates Air Line West Ruislip Headstone Lane Edgware Bounds Green GREEN Northwood Hills White Hart Lane Hainault Gidea Park Emirates Greenwich Peninsula and Finchley Central Woodford Hillingdon Ruislip Harrow & Wood Green Emirates Royal Docks Pinner Wealdstone Burnt Oak Harringay Wood Street 1 Ruislip Manor Bruce Grove Fairlop Romford For full information about operating times and 5 Green South Woodford Uxbridge East Finchley Ickenham North Harrow Colindale Turnpike Lane Lanes South Tottenham fares please visit tfl.gov.uk/emiratesairline M Eastcote Kenton Barkingside -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Snaresbrook Emerson Park I TURNPIKE LANE Heron Quays N Harrow- Preston Hendon Central Highgate Crouch Chadwell Tottenham Blackhorse U on-the-Hill Road Hill Seven Newbury Heath Step-free interchange between Heron Quays and Sisters Hale Road Park T Rayners Lane Brent Cross Walthamstow Redbridge Canary Wharf Underground station at street level. Ruislip Archway Manor House E Central 1 West Northwick -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Gardens Gospel Goodmayes 0 B Harrow Park Golders Green Wanstead Gants B Hounslow West D Oak Upper Holloway Upminster R Hampstead Hill M South Kenton Stamford Walthamstow Seven Kings Step-free access for manual wheelchairs only. Neasden Heath I Hampstead Hill Leytonstone I South Harrow Queen’s Road -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- V Wembley Park Leyton TOTTENHAM N North Wembley Tufnell Park Ilford Upminster Bridge Arsenal Midland Road London Bridge E Dollis Hill Finsbury Stoke HALE U South Ruislip There is no step-free access to/from the Jubilee Wembley Central Park Newington Manor Park Hornchurch T Kentish Holloway Road Willesden Green St. James Street Wanstead line until mid-August 2015. E WALTHAMSTOW Sudbury Hill Finchley Road Town West Kentish Town HARRINGAY Stonebridge Park &
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