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Piccadilly Riverside Apartments PICCADILLY RIVERSIDE APARTMENTS Y ORK Y O 1 HOTEL LUXURY AT HOME A Lifestyle Choice PICCADILLY RIVERSIDE APARTMENTS A LIFESTYLE CHOICE "INTRODUCING A BESPOKE COLLECTION OF LUXURIOUS APARTMENTS TO THIS STUNNING CITY CENTRE LOCATION. IDEAL FOR THOSE SEEKING BREATH TAKING HISTORIC VISTAS AND AN EXCLUSIVE OWNERSHIP EXPERIENCE, SYNONYMOUS WITH STAYING AT A HILTON HOTEL." Ellen Wild 2 3 PICCADILLY RIVERSIDE APARTMENTS A LIFESTYLE CHOICE WHO WE ARE & WHAT WE DO The Piccadilly Riverside Apartments are an exclusive collection of eight luxury residences brought to you by Avantis Hotels. Whether you choose one of the luxurious boutique style, 2 bedroom apartments or an exclusive, highly bespoke 3 bedroom duplex this development delivers luxury and opulence distilled in its simplest form. The central location, in the heart of York’s Historic Core, is as convenient as it is picturesque. Privately set back from the new Hilton hotel on Piccadilly, this palatial setting gives you a true sense of exclusivity, with its uninterrupted views over the River Foss and Clifford’s Tower. Avantis Hotels are owner operators and developers of Hilton hotel assets across the UK and USA. With over 40 years combined experience as operators we understand the importance of delivering quality and convenience through design. Something we have introduced to our residential development, to ensure your living experience is truly exceptional. We are confident that the unique setting combined with the ‘hotel feel’ will exceed all expectations. "LUXURY AND OPULENCE DISTILLED IN ITS SIMPLEST FORM" Ravi Majitihia, Avantis Hotels 4 5 PICCADILLY RIVERSIDE APARTMENTS A LIFESTYLE CHOICE "HOTEL DESIGN EXCLUSIVELY BROUGHT TO YOU IN A RESIDENTIAL SETTING" 6 7 PICCADILLY RIVERSIDE APARTMENTS A LIFESTYLE CHOICE YOUR CITY Central York A Roman outpost, a Viking stronghold, a Victorian tale of chocolate and railways, collide with an eclectic mix of culture, food and shopping. A recurrent fixture on the ‘Best Places to live in the UK’, York is home to families, young professionals, downsizers and, indeed, upsizers. With an abundance of history jostling for attention, from the black-and-white timbers of the Shambles, lined with boutiques and souvenir shops, to the majestic presence of the iconic Minster makes York a truly aspirational place to live. Hidden gems offer unique experiences around every corner and the array of evening activities make it more than just a day out shopping. The city comes alive as dusk settles, the transformation helped by up and coming taprooms, artisan cocktail bars and impressive restaurants that line the cobbled backstreets – the Rattle Owl, Skosh and Le Cochon attract even the most discerning of tastes. With an impressive array of restaurants and bars we cannot forget to mention the national and internationally renowned attractions – tourism underpins York’s diverse cultural allure attracting over 7 million visitors each year to the likes of York Minster, Clifford’s Tower, the National Railway Museum. Topped off with some of the greatest markets and perhaps the best Christmas market in the UK. York’s high speed transport links also make it a popular location for businesses and home owners alike, with London, Manchester and Edinburgh all within 2 hours helping you stay connected. "Hidden gems offer unique experiences" 8 9 PICCADILLY RIVERSIDE APARTMENTS A LIFESTYLE CHOICE YOUR HOME "Piccadilly living" Piccadilly was named after its grand London counterpart once home to 20th century timber, builders’ and coal merchants and sawmills. Modern day, it’s resolutely urban and oh so central – it’s within the ancient city walls yet this hushed set back development feels like a hidden corner of York, making this iconic YO1 postcode so attractive. Sitting in a prime city centre location, on the banks of the River Foss within the Central Historic Core, this riverside neighbourhood combines modern cool with ancient charisma to such good effect, opposite dramatic and iconic medieval monuments. Piccadilly’s surrounding locality is an enigmatic mix: hip and now, with warehouses, Crittall windows and loft apartments, yet oozing old York character, thanks to ancient churches and centuries-old pubs. Walmgate, just a stone’s throw away, offers a vibrant setting with plenty of opportunity to eat and drink at some of York’s best restaurants and bars. 10 11 PICCADILLY RIVERSIDE APARTMENTS A LIFESTYLE CHOICE 8 6 11 7 5 10 9 4 3 12 YOUR LOCATION 1 2 1 Clifford’s Tower 7 York Theatre Royal 2 York Castle Museum 8 York St John University 3 Coppergate Shopping Centre 9 York Train Station 4 Shambles 10 National Railway Museum 5 Stonegate 11 York Art Gallery 6 York Minster 12 Jorvik Museum 12 13 PICCADILLY RIVERSIDE APARTMENTS A LIFESTYLE CHOICE "Meet your designer" KATE MOONEY Here at OCCA studio we work across design concept. Large panoramic multi-national brands and private windows let in plenty of natural light clients. We are passionate about so complimentary finishes are clean creating inspiring interiors for award- and contemporary yet welcoming. winning hotels, luxury homes and Open plan internal layouts provide workplace projects throughout the UK flexibility and plenty of opportunity and around the world. to compliment the distinctive architectural detailing. We have over 20 years’ experience working with global hotel groups and Quality finishes, high specification independent property developers, we and attention to detail are distilled bring this extensive knowledge and in all eight apartments with feature expertise to the Piccadilly Riverside ceilings, open plan Italian kitchens Apartments. (inset LEDs), striking marble effect bathrooms along with a stunning Design Brief - Avantis, like us, are bespoke, swivel TV/Art stands. The meticulous in their approach to duplex apartments also benefit from design and delivery of well thought an integrated biofuel fire to add out living spaces aligned with their warmth and character. hotel guestrooms. Founder, OCCA Design The location and views played an important part in creating the initial Kate Mooney Sample furniture as indicated shown within the Computer Illustrations. Not included with the property purchase but can be sourced if required. 14 15 PICCADILLY RIVERSIDE APARTMENTS A LIFESTYLE CHOICE Design Concept & Intent IGALARI & "Your kitchen, your rules - Our design" DAVIDE We have delivered a lot of high-end residential kitchens and bathrooms for London-centric residential developers. A chance to work with a hotel developer to create something aligned with their branded hotels was a unique opportunity to show what Igalari can do in a different setting and market. The Kitchens are bespoke and come direct from the Composit © factory in Italy. The finishes compliment the clean lines and ceiling details that were meticulously worked-up by Kate and her team at OCCA design. The concrete effect cabinets, mixed with premium quartz tops give a tactile, premium and durable finish. The dark veins in the quartz are especially on trend but also timeless and have come full circle in fashion. Small technical details such as titanium runners rather than steel really finish this stylish kitchen off. Miele appliances speak for themselves, exuding quality and reliability. The bathrooms are hotel quality and finishing – the design intent here was always to create something clean and simple but timeless. Quality fittings and Italian design sanitary ware are a fantastic way to adorn such a contemporary space. Composit © is a IS 9001 certified company. The particle board panels are IDROPAN water-repellent panels in V100 class with the lowest formaldehyde emission in the world; Adhesives and paints are nontoxic; All the elements passed through tests of reliability and safety. Find out more about your designer at www.igalari.co.uk 16 17 PICCADILLY RIVERSIDE APARTMENTS A LIFESTYLE CHOICE Architecture Specification of Apartments EXTERIOR DESIGN Designing and developing the Piccadilly Riverside Apartments encompasses over 40 years combined development experience to deliver a product worthy of its magnificent setting. This private gated development is set back from the main Piccadilly highway to the rear of the brand new Hilton hotel. Entering through a restricted access gate into this private, highly landscaped and well lit development gives you a true sense of arrival and exclusivity. Private covered parking and secure access through the jewel like, fully glazed entrance lit by the perpetual blossom of the Moooi pendant lighting adds to the premium ‘check-in’ feel. Our desire to bring hotel-living to this bespoke development has been pivotal in the creation of this superlative residential development. All apartments have wonderfully spacious inset balconies so you can enjoy the historic vistas. If the weather is too cold you can still enjoy the views of Clifford’s Tower through the floor to ceiling panoramic window/doors that also allow plenty of natural light in to illuminate your living space. "RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT TO WORLD CLASS HOTEL STANDARDS" Aspect as you enter into this private, highly landscaped and well lit development.Ellen Wild A fully glazed entrance lights up like a jewel in the evening, guiding you or your guests into a world of understated luxury. 18 19 PICCADILLY RIVERSIDE APARTMENTS A LIFESTYLE CHOICE Add lighting details, landscape detail, safety & External Design Concept LANDSCAPE DESIGN From the moment you enter the private gates you are pleasantly guided by the soft lighting. An array of low level lighting coupled with technical lighting creates shapes and textures that help define and accentuate the soft landscape features that truly distinguish and differentiate the apartments from the hotel. We appreciate outside space is a rarity in a city centre location so we have embraced the outdoors so you can make the most of it. The soft landscaping ‘wraps’ around the apartment footprint helping to soften the footprint. Over 200 hours design and coordination time has been spent creating this warm night environment, set off by the jewel effect residential entrance offering an inviting and exclusive kerb appeal for owners and visitors.
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