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Tower Bridge Gardens TOWER BRIDGE GARDENS BERMONDSEY • LONDON SE1 A brand new select development of exclusive apartments and penthouses in the heart of one of London’s most vibrant and fashionable districts TOWER BRIDGE Bermondsey GARDENS LONDON SE1 A fabulous location - within 10 minutes walk of the dazzling spectacle of The Shard and London Bridge Quarter, the Capital’s most futuristic Zone 1 transport hub... and within 10 minutes walk of the equally breathtaking architecture of the most famous bridge in the world and gateway to the City TOWER Tower Bridge BRIDGE GARDENS LONDON SE1 REGENT’S PARK ST PAUL’S CATHEDRAL TOWER 42 30 ST MARY AXE BANK THE SQUARE MILE LLOYDS REGISTER THE SHARD MONUMENT LONDON BRIDGE TOWER OF LONDON KING’S COLLEGE LONDON HAY’S GALLERIA LONDON BRIDGE QUARTER TOWER BRIDGE MORE LONDON CITY HALL LONDON BRIDGE STATION BUTLER’S WHARF TOWER BRIDGE GARDENS LONDON SE1 BERMONDSEY STREET TOWER BRIDGE ROAD WHITE CUBE Farringdon Chancery Barbican LIVERPOOL Lane STREET Moorgate Holborn London Bridge Station has undergone a massive transformation as part of the wider London Bridge Quarter Aldgate East regeneration masterplan. It is already the fourth largest THE WEST END St Paul’s BANK OF ENGLAND transport hub in the Capital and will also boast the largest ST PAUL’S Aldgate concourse in the UK, enabling Thameslink trains to arrive London School CATHEDRAL of Economics Bank and depart every 3 minutes. Covent Garden THE CITY Tower COVENT FENCHURCH Temple BLACKFRIARS Mansion House Gateway LEICESTER GARDEN King’s STREET In addition to those shown opposite, journey times from CANNON SQUARE Leicester College Square STREET London Bridge station include: Monument Tower Hill BLACKFRIARS Millennium SOUTHWARK BRIDGE Bridge WATERLOO BRIDGE BRIDGE TOWER OF Liverpool Street 10 mins LONDON LONDON Shakespeare’s Embankment BRIDGE ST KATHARINE King’s Cross/St Pancras 11 mins Tate Globe DOCKS Modern Leicester Square 13 mins TRAFALGAR CHARING SOUTH BANK SQUARE CROSS TOWER Oxford Circus 14 mins ARTS & THEATRE LONDON BRIDGE BRIDGE Hyde Park Corner 14 mins QUARTER & THE SHARD Regent’s Park 15 mins IMAX MORE LONDON Cinema Southwark Tottenham Court Road 15 mins LONDON LONDON BRIDGE BUTLER’S Knightsbridge 16 mins King’s EYE WATERLOO WHARF Covent Garden 17 mins THE College BERMONDSEY COUNTY BERMONDSEY London City Airport 21 mins Westminster Borough HALL STREET BIG BEN WESTMINSTER BRIDGE & Lambeth North THE HOUSES OF London TOWER PARLIAMENT South Bank King’s BRIDGE Bermondsey Caledonian Road University College GARDENS Zone 1 Camden Town LONDON SE1 Willesden Junction Finchley Road Mornington Kensal Green Swiss Cottage Caledonian Highbury & Crescent Kings Cross Islington Queen’s Park St. John's Wood Road & St. Pancras Barnsbury Maida Vale Great Kilburn Park Edgware Baker Portland Euston Angel Warwick Avenue Road Street Street STANSTED Alperton Royal Oak Farringdon Old Street Connect to the Capital’s entire tube and rail network in just 10 minutes Westbourne Park Warren Street Euston Paddington Edgware Barbican Marylebone Regent's Park Square Road Euston 200m Liverpool Ladbroke Grove Street Park Royal Bayswater Goodge Russell Latimer Road Street Square London Bridge Station is a major mainline, tube and bus Moorgate North Ealing North White Holland Lancaster Bond Oxford Acton City Park Queensway Gate Street Circus Holborn terminus with both Jubilee Line and Northern Line tube services Aldgate Ealing Broadway St. Paul's West East Shepherd's Notting Marble Tottenham Chancery East Whitechapel linking directly to the West End, The City and Canary Wharf. Acton Acton Bush Hill Gate Arch Court Road Lane * Bank Aldgate Journey times across the entire metropolis are impressive, while High Street Covent Garden Hyde Park Green Park † Cannon Street Shadwell Shepherd’s Bush Kensington Corner Leicester from 2018 residents will be 7 minutes from the new high speed Ealing Common Kensington Piccadilly Square Mansion (Olympia) Circus House Monument Knightsbridge To w e r Crossrail interchange at Canary Wharf, typically reducing the Goldhawk Road Charing Hill CITY Cross Fenchurch Street 150m To w e r Acton Barons Gloucester Blackfriars Gateway Wapping Town Hammersmith journey time to London Heathrow Airport to 39 minutes. South Ealing Court Road Sloane St. James's BANK Square Park Temple * 2 MINS Northfields London Bridge Rotherhithe West Earls South Victoria Westminster Embankment Boston Manor Chiswick Turnham Stamford Ravenscourt Charing Cross 100m Green Kensington Court Kensington Bermondsey Canada Osterley Park Brook Park Water CANARY Hounslow East West Brompton WHARF Gunnersbury Waterloo Fulham Broadway TOWER Heathrow Hounslow Central Terminals BRIDGE 1,2,3 Hounslow West Parsons Green Pimlico Southwark GARDENS HEATHROW Kew Gardens Hatton Cross BOND STREET GREEN PARK WESTMINSTER WATERLOO SOUTHWARK BERMONDSEY CANADA WATER CANARY WHARF NORTH GREENWICH Putney Bridge Lambeth LONDON BRIDGE Borough Heathrow North 9 MINS 7 MINS 5 MINS 3 MINS 2 MINS 2 MINS 4 MINS 7 MINS 9 MINS Terminal 5 Heathrow Terminal 4 Richmond To Wimbledon Elephant & Castle TOWER 100m BRIDGE GATWICK GARDENS LONDON SE1 All journey times are from London Bridge station, taken from www.tfl.gov.uk. Times may vary. White Cube Bermondsey - this cultural showcase is located virtually opposite the Bermondsey is now a singularly unique apartments on Bermondsey Street and is the largest of the Gallery’s three London venues. and niche pocket of London, perhaps best White Cube hosts a diverse programme of epitomised by the atmospheric charm exhibitions, art displays, film and selective and artisan culture of Bermondsey Street events. itself. The apartments are located just moments from this haven of chic boutiques, al-fresco bars and gastro eateries that nestle alongside quirky curio shops, converted warehouses, traditional inns and the famed Bermondsey Antiques Market located in Bermondsey Square - officially coveted as ‘London’s best public space’ at the London Planning Awards. Today, Bermondsey is a statement of contemporary style - and one of the most sought after residential addresses in the Capital. The Fashion and Textile Museum - also a stone’s throw from the Garden, this tourist Step into an hotspot offers an ongoing programme of temporary displays dedicated to every aspect of fashion and textile design including a studio exhilarating new lifestyle and printing workshop. surrounded by cultural excellence TOWER BRIDGE GARDENS LONDON SE1 More London is now one of the most fashionable locations on the South Bank of the river. Even more significantly, it is little over 500 metres from the apartments occupying some 13 acres between Tower Bridge and London Bridge Quarter. More London Butler’s Wharf is London’s most sought after riverside location for world class This cosmopolitan attraction includes al-fresco dining inspired by Sir Terence the City Hall, a sunken amphitheatre Conran’s internationally renowned called The Scoop, offices, designer restaurants including the Chop House, retail, restaurants, coffee shops and Cantina Del Ponte and the jewel in the bars. The stunning areas of public crown itself - Le Pont De La Tour with realm showcase open air sculptures its famous piano bar and outdoor and water fountains with feature promenade overlooking Tower Bridge. lighting. The Hilton London Tower Bridge Hotel is also part of More London. This fabulous landmark has up to two million square feet of office space bringing around 20,000 new More lifestyle employees to within 10 minutes walk of Tower Bridge Gardens. The entire area exudes refined living, from Hay’s Galleria, downstream to the modern European cuisine of the Blue Print Café located in the Design Museum. G R E A T T O W E R S T R E THE MONUMENT E T To own an apartment in this LOWER THAMES STREET LONDON THE TOWER fabulous environment must surely be BRIDGE OF LONDON ST KATHARINE an investment second to none. DOCKS RIVER PATH HMS BELFAST HAYE’S GALLERIA TOWER London Bridge Quarter and More London when BOROUGH BRIDGE T MARKET E E THE PLACE fully developed will bring a potential rental R T LONDON BRIDGE MORE catchment of some 35,000 new employees S H QUARTER G HILTON I LONDON and executives to within a stone’s throw of H THE H Tower Bridge Gardens. In addition, the financial G SHARD LONDON U O T R S BRIDGE STATION O heart of The Capital - The City itself, is just a T O O L E B T Y H S DESIGN one stop 2 minute hop from London Bridge. O T R M E E KING’S COLLEGE A S T MUSEUM S T BUTLER’S R E LONDON E T WHARF B E R M O N D DRUID STREET S E Y LEATHERMARKET STREET TOWER S T BRIDGE R LAMB WALK E GARDENS E T TOWER BRIDGE ROAD A world class Capital City on your doorstep Canary Wharf The City The South Bank The West End London’s Principal Universities Average journey times from London Bridge Station: Canary Wharf needs little introduction as Nearer still, just 2 minutes from London The South Bank is the largest arts, media London’s greatest experiences lie in and a global powerhouse of commerce and Bridge Station, lies the financial heart of and entertainment district in Europe, surround the West End - Oxford Street, Bond King’s College London School of Economics business headquarters. This dynamic The City - the Square Mile. London is the with a seemingly endless array of Street, Leicester Square, Covent Garden, Soho, Guy’s Campus within 12 mins walk Nearest tube Temple 12 mins district occupies 93 acres with over 93,000 world’s busiest international gateway and cultural venues and theatres lining the Big Ben and The Houses of Parliament, London Waterloo Campus 3 mins people working and commuting daily - just remains the premier financial capital river bank from London Bridge upstream Royal Parks, Theatreland - a kaleidoscope of Strand Campus, nearest tube Temple 12 mins University of Westminster 7 minutes direct on the Jubilee Line from alongside New York and Tokyo.
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