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A Prestigious Collection of 4 and 5 Bedroom Homes in the Heart of the Golden Triangle A prestigious collection of 4 and 5 bedroom homes in the heart of the Golden Triangle London Square comes to the Golden Triangle Welcome to London Square Chigwell Village, a prestigious collection of stunning four and five bedroom spacious homes, located within a highly sought-after corner of Epping Forest’s Golden Triangle. Set behind a private gated entrance, it offers stylish, contemporary living in a relaxed, landscaped setting, all within walking distance of the cosmopolitan amenities of Chigwell. Surrounded by rolling local countryside and ancient woodlands, residents of London Square Chigwell Village will also enjoy fast and direct access to central London, the City and beyond. 1 External photography depicts The Kensington house type at London Square Chigwell Village. London Square Chigwell Village is a gated oasis of forty- London Square’s reputation for developing award-winning three homes, set in and around stunning landscaped homes in some of London’s most desirable locations is gardens, creating a spacious and beautiful environment. exemplified in Chigwell Village, perfectly located in the Village elegance in Each of the exclusive four and five bedroom homes offers heart of Chigwell itself. an individual style that caters to a variety of lifestyle needs. the heart of Chigwell Designed for contemporary family living, the houses feature As Charles Dickens put it “Chigwell, my dear fellow, is the high-end specifications throughout and have large, well- greatest place in the world.” and that has never been more appointed, interiors that maximise space and light. true than it is today. 2 3 Style, space & sense of place Noted for its historic Village centre, diverse leisure facilities and proximity to London, Chigwell has become one of the most desirable locations in the Epping Forest area, rightfully earning its place on Essex’s Golden Triangle. The picturesque town has a tranquil, village feel, immediately visible in its beautiful church and traditional local pubs, the surrounding woodlands and characteristic Tudor beams that can be seen on much of the local architecture. Indeed Chigwell sits in London’s green belt and is bordered by Greater London’s most expansive open space, Epping Forest, as well as historic Hainault Forest to the south. Yet it is also a buzzing centre with fabulous boutique shopping and fashionable outlets, acclaimed restaurants and world-class sport and leisure facilities that draw health-conscious locals and passionate sportspersons from all over. The region is equally served by a number of excellent schools catering to all ages. For those with business further afield, Chigwell boasts enviable transport links. With easy access to the M11 and North Circular, and two train stations and the London Underground Central Line close by, visiting the capital or a trip into the English countryside is both simple and swift. 5 Fine dining & world flavours Chigwell offers a wide variety of popular restaurants and bars to cater for every appetite. Star-studded restaurant and venue Sheesh offers an award-winning fine dining menu served in lively and opulent surroundings. Nearby The Bluebell offers the finest in modern British and European cuisine in an elegantly relaxed atmosphere with first class service. Lighter options, from both independent outlets and high street names, abound. Explore deli cafés and regional Indian cooking. Visit Prezzo in nearby Buckhurst Hill offering charming alfresco dining space or try Zizzi and PizzaExpress in neighbouring Loughton. Café Rouge, The Olive Tree and British seafood specialist Loch Fyne give a taste of the choice available. Those after a more traditional experience, seasonal fayre and local ales, can find it all in front of a roaring fire at The King William IV pub on Chigwell High Road. Or discover the fresh, modern menus of the Crown and Crooked Billet in Woodford Green, home to an annual fish festival celebrating the arrival of summer. With nights out hosted by Sheesh, La Sala and the famed Mooro’s Restaurant, the Golden Triangle has the ingredients to satisfy any taste. 6 Relax & unwind at your leisure Staying at the top of your game is simple with an excellent selection of sport and leisure facilities in and around Chigwell. Choose from two local gyms; Wooloston Hall in Chigwell and Virgin Active in Repton Park. Housed within a converted church, Repton’s unique setting enables you to swim beneath stained glass windows. Close by, a newly refurbished David Lloyd Health Club boasts the latest indoor and outdoor facilities and a luxurious spa, perfect for pampering. Chigwell Golf Club is one of the most prized in the area and offers a year-round calendar of events whilst Abridge Golf and Country Club boasts an 18-hole par 72 Championship course designed by Henry Cotton and set in 240 acres of parkland. Those who enjoy the great outdoors can explore the vast swathes of local countryside. Within an easy walk of London Square Chigwell Village are two ancient forests and many thousands of acres of country parkland, providing a picturesque backdrop for a run, family picnic or Sunday stroll. 9 Local luxuries & everyday essentials When it comes to shopping and relaxing, Chigwell Village offers a world of choice on your doorstep. It wouldn’t be the Golden Triangle without the area’s mix of great boutiques, high street names and independent retailers. The latest fashions can be found in Chigwell town centre and in nearby Loughton and Buckhurst Hill. Local highlights include celebrity dressers and fashion magazine favourite Debra Chigwell and ChiChi Boutique stocking designer clothing, accessories and homewares. There’s also the eponymous Lucy’s Boutique and men’s style emporium Zap offering Gucci, Dior and Dolce & Gabbana. Take a break or parade your purchases in one of many trendy cafés and bars on each high street. Plus, at just 45 minutes by train from London’s West End, the best of the capital can be enjoyed in a very short time. Westfield Stratford, one of Europe’s largest shopping centres, is less than half an hour from Chigwell centre and is home to around 350 stores and services, from the highest end to high street. 12 London’s glamorous West End Direct services on London’s Central Line leave regularly from Chigwell, Hainault and Grange Hill underground stations, which means the bright lights and bustling streets of London’s famous West End are only a short excursion from home. Historical theatres, galleries, concert venues, clubs, bars and shopping streets can all be reached in less than an hour. Surrounding the streets of Soho are some of the city’s most celebrated shopping destinations. Oxford, Regent and Carnaby Streets provide a constant source of excitement and inspiration, with new places to explore opening all the time. Great British boutiques to international department stores Liberty and Selfridges draw the most discerning customers whilst Jermyn Street and Savile Row remain synonymous with gentlemen’s luxury. Just a stroll from there is Mayfair and London’s two most prestigious thoroughfares, Bond Street and Mount Street. And when you need to sit down, relax or refuel, you can choose from exquisite restaurants including household names such as Arbutus, Yauatcha Soho, Hakkasan and Nobu in Berkeley Street. 15 Underground Chigwell Westfield Stratford Liverpool Street North Greenwich Canary Wharf London Bridge Oxford Circus Bond Street (Central Line) 22 mins 31 mins 34 mins 36 mins 40 mins 42 mins 43 mins (O2 via Jubilee Line) (Via Jubilee Line) (Via Jubilee Line) From A to wherever you want to be By car Chigwell School Sheesh David Lloyd Chigwell Chigwell Station M11 Motorway Loughton M25 Motorway London City Airport 2 mins 2 mins 3 mins 4 mins 5 mins 12 mins 16 mins 30 mins 16 Travel times sourced from TFL and Google maps A121 A112 Loughton River A113 Rodin 16 Dining Eating & Drinking 1. Sheesh Debden 27 M25 M11 1 Sheesh 2. Bluebell 11 6 miles d A113 2 The Bluebell 3. Mooro's a o 16 mins R d h a ig o Mooro’s H 13 3 R 4. La Sala w e N La Sala 7 4 g Loughton 3 5. King William IV G n i r p 8 d a p v a e King William IV E o l 5 21 R L 19 e a g n A121 id e r b A Leisure Chingford Leisure A1069 6. Grange Farm Centre d A110 Chigwell a o 6 Grange Farm Centre R A104 7. Virgin Active Chigwell h g i Village H 7 Virgin Active Chigwell 6 9 8. Woolston Manor Golf & Country Club Roding Lane Roding 10 Lan G e r 8 Woolston Manor Golf & Country Club ee 2 n A110 26 25 L 9. Fives & Heronians Cricket Ground 24 a Buckhurst 28 9 Fives & Heronians Cricket Ground Hill 1 10. Buckhurst Hill Cricket & Lacrosse Club Vic B146 ar ag 10 Buckhurst Hill Cricket & Lacrosse Club e La ne 11. West Essex Golf Club Roding 5 11 West Essex Golf Club Valley H 12. Fairlop Waters Golf Course A1099 a B173 12 Fairlop Waters Golf Course i 22 n Chigwell a Grange u l d t a 13. Topgolf Chigwell R Hill R 13 Topgolf Chigwell o o o 14 R m a d 15 h f o g r i d R 14. Hainault Forest Country Park H 23 14 Hainault Forest Country Park 20 oa Highams M11 d ad r Ro 15 Hainault Forest Golf Club 15. Hainault Forest Golf Club Park ano Woodford M A1112 16 Stapleford Airfield 16. Stapleford Airfield 4 B173 d a o R 17 Wanstead Golf Club F Hainault e 17. Wanstead Golf Club w e n c N e d p r 18 Epping Forest i o A1009 e f c 18.
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