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The Waterside Destination at Centenary Quay AT CENTENARY QUAY THE WATERSIDE DESTINATION SOUTHAMPTON | SO19 Digital illustration of The Azera Apartments CENTENARY QUAY IS FOR LIVING, WORKING AND ENJOYING LIFE, WHILE FEELING CONNECTED AND A PART OF THIS HISTORIC CITY THE ULTIMATE WATERSIDE DESTINATION Centenary Quay is a vibrant waterside community, situated in the cosmopolitan city of Southampton. Offering breathtaking, elevated views of the River Itchen and within easy reach of bars, shops and restaurants, this modern collection of new homes makes everyday life much more exciting. Spend your weekends dining al fresco with friends and in the week, enjoy a hassle-free commute with the excellent transport connections. At Centenary Quay, everything you need is within easy reach. Photography of Centenary Quay WHERE COMFORT MEETS STYLE This new collection of 1 & 2 bedroom apartments is positioned within the heart of an already thriving community. Boasting sleek, contemporary interiors, each home has been designed with modern lifestyles in mind. From first time buyers to downsizers and investors, there’s something here for everyone. Careful thought and consideration has been put into every detail, from the stunning views to the high specification fixtures and fittings. With pathways providing a new route leading to the river, there’s ample opportunity to appreciate your surroundings. Inside, the interiors benefit from a neutral decor, so you can get creative and add your own style as soon as you walk through the door. Photography of Centenary Quay Digital illustration of Centenary Quay WHERE EVERYTHING IS IN ONE PLACE The vibrant community at Centenary Quay is evolving so that you will have everything you need on your doorstep. There will be space for a boat yard and businesses providing associated supplies and skills. There will also be a selection of shops, cafés and restaurants. Woolston Nursery and Library are already there. For nature lovers, there are picturesque courtyards and gardens to explore and the evergreen wall at the heart of the development adds to the natural look of this urban, riverside location. Many of the buildings have nesting boxes attached to them and some of the roofs are adorned with plants and greenery, to promote biodiversity and attract local wildlife. STUNNING WATERSIDE VIEWS AND BEAUTIFUL COURTYARDS MAKE CENTENARY QUAY A PICTURE-PERFECT PLACE TO CALL HOME WHERE TO SHOP WHERE TO DINE Although you can spend most days Enjoy a hearty meal in a traditional English relaxing by the river and basking in the pub or treat yourself to some fine dining tranquil setting, the fast-paced city of in a Michelin star restaurant, the choice is Southampton is just a stone’s throw away. yours. Southampton has a thriving bar A short journey across the Itchen Bridge and restaurant scene, with venues for will take you to the centre, where you’ll every taste, budget and occasion. find ancient pubs, fine dining restaurants Many can be found around Oxford Street, and an array of retailers. the cosmopolitan neighbourhood between the old city walls and the waterfront. Local favourites West Quay, one of the south’s biggest shopping include Olivetree, for classic dishes with a destinations, is full of high street stores Mediterranean twist; the Oxford Brasserie, which and designer brands including Marks and Spencer, has a Gordon Ramsay nomination for ‘Best Local John Lewis, Next and Zara. There are also plenty Restaurant’; the buzzing Dockgate 4 Bar and Grill of cafés and restaurants in the food court, and more formal dining at The White Star Tavern, where you can grab a bite to eat and take listed in the Michelin Guide. a well deserved break. You will also find a selection of restaurants on The retail park around the corner also has the eastern side of the new Cultural Quarter. a selection of department stores including This dynamic district brings some of the city’s an IKEA, for all of your homeware needs. The cultural heritage to life and is lined with museums £90m regeneration project and new leisure and quirky cafés. It’s also home to a number of district, West Quay Watermark, will have a public new restaurants including The Stable, where you plaza and a wide selection of new restaurants, can grab a cider and a pizza and Tapas Barcelona, including Jamie’s Italian and Wahaca. It’s not just which specialises in authentic Spanish nibbles, about the shopping - there are plenty of other so there’s something for every pallet. ways to spend a day in the city. Wander through art galleries, sail along the Solent or watch some live sport; there’s so much to keep you entertained. Local area photography WHERE IT’S ALL HAPPENING At Centenary Quay, the opportunities are endless, with large cities within easy reach and the beautiful New Forest National Park less than a half an hour car journey away. Just along the coast you’ll find Portsmouth, an old port city with an array of modern amenities. Gunwharf Quays is the lifestyle destination that combines retail outlets, a cinema, restaurants, bowling and a comedy club, all in an invigorating Marina environment. The vibrant seaside town of Bournemouth is also within easy reach, where you can stretch your legs along the miles of sandy beaches and explore the jaw-dropping scenery of the Jurassic Coast. Winchester is less than 20 miles away and has a selection of good pubs and shops to discover, whilst central London is only an hour and a half away by train. Wider area photography BY RAIL FROM SOUTHAMPTON CENTRAL RAILWAY STATION TO: SOUTHAMPTON PARKWAY (FOR AIRPORT) 7 minutes BOURNEMOUTH 27 minutes PORTSMOUTH HARBOUR 50 minutes LONDON WATERLOO 1 hour 19 minutes WHERE YOU’LL BRISTOL TEMPLE MEADS CONNECT 1 hour 38 minutes Taken from www.nationalrail.com BY SEA BY ROAD ISLE OF WIGHT HI-SPEED WINCHESTER 25 minutes 26 minutes When you live in Southampton, you’re ISLE OF WIGHT FERRY PORTSMOUTH GUNWHARF QUAYS connected to the whole world. Its international 34 minutes 55 minutes links mean you can travel wherever you want PLUS MANY MORE SALISBURY to go by road, air, rail and sea. INTERNATIONAL DESTINATIONS 44 minutes Its central location and good connections make Taken from www.redfunnel.co.uk BOURNEMOUTH Centenary Quay an excellent choice for commuters. 47 minutes Southampton Central can be reached by train (from Woolston Station) in about a quarter BRIGHTON of an hour, and you can reach London Waterloo 1 hour 43 minutes in less than an hour and a half. For those travelling by car, the M27 and the M3 are nearby and if Taken from Google Maps BY AIR you want to travel further afield, Southampton International Airport offers routes to around fifty DUBLIN European destinations. 1 hour 20 minutes Naturally, waterborne connections are part of the PARIS picture for Southampton travel. The city is the 1 hour 20 minutes terminus for internal ferry services, which operate from Town Quay, and there are car ferry and fast EDINBURGH catamaran services to the Isle of Wight and Hythe. 1 hour 30 minutes A world of more exotic destinations such as the Caribbean, Mediterranean, Far East, America ALICANTE and Australia can be reached too, for Southampton 2 hours 30 minutes INTERNATIONAL LINKS is, as ever, a home port for some of the world’s most FROM SOUTHAMPTON MEAN luxurious passenger liners, including one of the AMSTERDAM world’s largest, Cunard’s Queen Mary 2. 3 hours 15 minutes YOU CAN TRAVEL ALMOST ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD Taken from www.southamptonairport.com Wider area photography Photography of previous show home at Centenary Quay WHY BUY NEW AT CENTENARY QUAY When you buy a new home at Centenary Quay, everyday life is made easier. There are no upward chains to contend with so you could be in your new home sooner than you think. Simply move in and start enjoying your fresh new environment. These stylish new homes have also been built with sustainability in mind. Energy efficient features, like the low energy lighting and A-rated appliances, help to reduce both your energy bills and your carbon footprint. You’ll sleep more soundly too, knowing that your home is covered by two years of Crest Nicholson Customer Care and a ten year warranty from the National House-Building Council. THE BENEFITS OF A NEW CREST NICHOLSON HOME CAN BE APPRECIATED BY EVERYONE d a o R k s i l e b O Road Victoria Vic tor ia R FUTURE oad PHASES 1 & 2 PHASE 3 Vic tor ia Ro ad PHASE 4 d a o R J o r h e n p s T o h V o rn y THE BIGGER PICTURE c ro ft R o AT CENTENARY QUAY a d MERIDIAN CIRCUS d a THE SPENSER o R APARTMENTS ld J a oh w n T s ho O rny cro ft Ro ad This vibrant collection of new apartments is part of the wider Centenary Quay development, which was established in 2011. The riverside has been completely rejuvenated since the development’s launch, with a mixture of apartments and family homes spread across 30 acres of land. The Azera Apartments sit on the water’s edge, THE VENTURA near to the existing homes, which are built around courtyards, gardens and public squares. There’s APARTMENTS space for retailers within the wider site and the Maritime Quarter, with its planned boatyard and business space, will bring the city’s proud maritime heritage to life at Centenary Quay. FAIRFAX WHARF THE AZERA APARTMENTS RIVER ITCHEN All subject to detailed planning permission RIVER ITCHEN Site plan is indicative only and subject to change EXPERIENCE WATERSIDE LIVING AT CENTENARY QUAY These stylish apartments are perfectly positioned on the banks of the River Itchen, offering residents an urban, waterside lifestyle.
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