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JUBILEE MEADOWS WALTON-ON-THAMES KT12 JUBILEE MEADOWS JUBILEE MEADOWS 02 Computer generated image of Hamilton House at Jubilee Meadows is indicative only 03 DESIRABLE ADDRESS Set in former school grounds and part of 296 homes Space to entertain in your new home at Jubilee Meadows comprising of 1 and 2 bedroom apartments and 2 to 4 bedroom homes, Jubilee Meadows presents an exciting opportunity for savvy first time buyers to step onto the property ladder. This collection of 45 shared ownership apartments gets full marks for its location in Walton-on-Thames. The welcoming town offers its residents the very best of out of town living: a picturesque riverside setting and a thriving community spirit. Nearby are plenty of green spaces, top-class eateries and historical places of interest, while London is also within easy reach. A stone’s throw from both Hersham and Walton train stations, and minutes from the JUBILEE MEADOWS JUBILEE bustling town centre, the red brick buildings feature modern 1 and 2 bedroom apartments with carefully thought through interiors made up of spacious bedrooms, clean lined bathrooms and open plan kitchen and living areas. JUBILEE MEADOWS JUBILEE Photography of previous FABRICA showhome is indicative only 04 05 JUBILEE MEADOWS JUBILEE JUBILEE MEADOWS JUBILEE Walton-on-Thames riverside 06 07 01 02 VIBRANT LIVING Boasting a sought-after Surrey postcode, 01. Walton Bridge, Walton-on-Thames 02. Stop off for lunch in one of this attractive new build development is moments the nearby restaurants in from Walton-on-Thames’s vibrant core, where high Hampton Court street shops and romantic restaurants sit next 03. Loch Fyne Restaurant and Bar, to independent boutiques, cosy cafés and Cobham 04. Côte Brasserie, Esher entertainment venues. This pretty pocket of South East England is where you’ll find some of the UK’s top rated schools, adding to its appeal for young families. Lush parks and the charming riverside setting make for perfect picnic days out, while a plethora of high-end sports facilities provide plenty of opportunity for active fun. JUBILEE MEADOWS JUBILEE Nearby are Weybridge, Esher and Cobham – all highly desirable hotspots in the affluent borough of Elmbridge. And although Jubilee 03 04 Meadows offers the very best of suburban living, it’s also a commuter’s dream: the capital JUBILEE MEADOWS JUBILEE is less than half an hour away by rail. 08 09 FASHION FORWARD 01 02 A regeneration project in 2006 saw a makeover of 01. The Heart Shopping Centre, Walton-on-Thames, with The Heart becoming the Walton-on-Thames new focus of shopping activity. A mere mile from 02. Antique stores at Hampton Court Jubilee Meadows, this elegant centre comprises 03. The Farmers Market, firm fashion favourites such as Jigsaw and H&M – Walton-on-Thames 04. Esher High Street and boulevard-style streets lined with boutiques. There’s also a Sainsbury’s for everyday convenience, while each month sees the vibrant farmer’s market set up shop outside. Here, friendly locals sell homemade wares, ranging from fluffy cupcakes and freshly-baked breads to plump, marinated olives and chunky chutneys. Nearby, Hampton Court’s quaint antique stores are filled with vintage silverware to collectible books JUBILEE MEADOWS JUBILEE and paintings. Esher’s elegant High Street is dotted with designer finds, including Bernard Boutique’s unique, creative pieces for women. A few doors down, the upscale Jill Zander spa offers rejuvenating 03 04 skin treatments for face and body. JUBILEE MEADOWS JUBILEE 10 11 01 02 RELAX AND UNWIND Residents of Jubilee Meadows don’t have to 01. The Anglers Pub and Restaurant, Walton-on-Thames venture far for global eats. Walton’s best-loved 02. Stop for a spot of lunch in one of the Italian restaurant, Prima Fila, serves up creamy nearby restaurants porcini mushroom risotto and swordfish 03. Everyman Cinema, Walton-on-Thames pasta among intimate, candlelit surroundings. 04. The Ivy, Cobham Another popular spot is The Everyman, a boutique cinema showcasing the best arthouse releases and one-of-a-kind theatre productions. At The Heart, Carluccio’s and Nando’s are ever reliable classics. But for a real taste of Walton-on-Thames living, head to the riverside pubs such as The Anglers or The Swan for scenic al fresco pints and sumptuous Sunday roasts. JUBILEE MEADOWS JUBILEE Meanwhile in Cobham, an offshoot of London celebrity haunt, The Ivy, offers all-day dining and designer interiors within a beautiful grade II listed 03 04 building. Esher is also a culinary destination, its High Street lined with top-class eateries including JUBILEE MEADOWS JUBILEE Paris inspired Côte Brasserie, the cantina style Red Peppers and The Giggling Squid, featuring Thai tapas and a modern, wood-lined interior. 12 13 CONNECTED 01 02 WITH NATURE Nicknamed ‘leafy Surrey’ for good reason, the 01. The Medicine Garden, Cobham county is a patchwork of vast, verdant spaces. 02. Enjoy rowing on The Thames Situated next to the green Coronation Playing Fields, 03. Take a leisurely ride into town Jubilee Meadows has easy access to the park’s 04. Hampton Court Palace outdoor tennis courts, play areas and sports pitches. For some locals, the river is a scenic viewpoint; for others, it’s an opportunity to get fit. Rowing and sailing are popular in these parts, while the 184-mile Thames Path National Trail that winds its way through Walton-on-Thames is perfect for cyclists, ramblers and family outings. Just 6 miles from the development is The Medicine Garden, a stunning Victorian walled JUBILEE MEADOWS JUBILEE garden complete with a restored hothouse, gift shop, art gallery, and nourishing spa treatments on offer. But more impressive still is Bushy Park, bordering the majestic 03 04 Hampton Court. This world-famous royal park JUBILEE MEADOWS JUBILEE features wooded trails, manicured gardens and ponds. Across its expanse of grassland, herds of wild deer roam freely. 14 15 JUBILEE MEADOWS JUBILEE JUBILEE MEADOWS JUBILEE The riverside at Hampton Court 16 17 FABRICA IS PART OF AN AWARD-WINNING PROPERTY BUSINESS, COMMITTED TO CREATING METICULOUSLY DESIGNED, SKILFULLY PRODUCED HOMES. FROM APARTMENTS OF STRIKING URBAN ARCHITECTURE TO HOUSES WITH A MORE RURAL INTIMATE CHARM, OUR MEADOWS JUBILEE JUBILEE MEADOWS JUBILEE AIM IS ALWAYS THE SAME: TO CREATE BEAUTIFULLY DESIGNED HOMES WHICH ARE A REAL PLEASURE TO LIVE IN. 18 19 CONVENIENT COMMUTING 01 02 Walton-on-Thames exudes a welcoming feel, yet this picturesque pocket of Surrey is close to 01. Walton-on-Thames station the M3, M25 and just a 25-minute train ride from cycle facilities 02. 26-minute drive to Heathrow London’s beating heart. Commuters are transported Airport directly to Waterloo from Walton-on-Thames and 03. South West Trains service into Hersham stations (0.5 miles and 1.3 miles respectively), London Waterloo every 15 minutes with four capital-bound trains leaving every hour. Regular bus services link Walton-on-Thames to nearby towns such as Weybridge, Hersham, Molesey and Kingston-upon-Thames. International travel is easy too: Heathrow Airport is only a 26-minute car journey from Jubilee Meadows. JUBILEE MEADOWS JUBILEE 0203 JUBILEE MEADOWS JUBILEE Journey times Tesco Express The Royal George Walton-on-Thames Everyman Cinema The Heart Shopping Hersham Station Walton Walton-on-Thames Pub & Restaurant Station Walton-on-Thames Centre 25 mins Marina 4 mins 9 mins 11 mins 21 mins 24 mins 33 mins La Terraza Tapas Walton-on-Thames Walton Football & Hersham Green Hersham Station Walton Pure Gym Xcel Leisure Centre Bar & Restaurant Station Tennis Club 6 mins 7 mins 9 mins 13 mins 3 mins 3 mins 5 mins Walton-on-Thames Waitrose Hersham Sandown Park Staines-upon- Sunbury-on Kingston-upon- Addlestone Town Town Centre 11 mins Esher Thames -Thames Thames Centre 9 mins 26 mins 39 mins 40 mins 41 mins 60 mins Hersham Green The Heart Shopping Sainsbury’s Esher Guildford Woking Heathrow 5 mins Centre Walton-on-Thames 9 mins 24 mins 25 mins Airport 6 mins 9 mins 26 mins Hersham Weybridge Esher Surbiton Woking Clapham Junction London 2 mins 3 mins 5 mins 6 mins 11 mins 17 mins Waterloo 25 mins Walking, cycling and driving times start from Jubilee Meadows, bus times start from Halfway Green, train times start from Walton-on-Thames station Journey times and distances are approximate. Sources: Nationalrail.co.uk and Google maps 20 21 Middle Green Iver M 2 5 LOCATION M 4 M4 M4 M4 WINDSOR & ETON RIVERSIDE WINDSOR Horton HATTON CROSS D OA HEATHROW T R ES W AIRPORT TH OU T S EA GR Stanwell Moor 5 HOUNSLOW RICHMOND 2 M Wraysbury FELTHAM TWICKENHAM D ROA RICHMOND ON OND 6 PARK L 31 BEDFONT LAKES A TWICKENHAM Runnymede COUNTRY PARK KEY Green Sace ASHFORD Water STAINES- Mainlin Rai Station WINDSOR UPON- STAINES GREAT PARK EGHAM THAMES A308 SUNBURY- ON-THAMES HAMPTON COURT KINGSTON 5 3 MEADOWS JUBILEE 2 M 4 2 UPON THAMES 2 M VIRGINIA WATER A EAST MOLESEY D WEST MOLESEY A M O 3 R JUBILEE MEADOWS JUBILEE T SURBITON SHEPPERTON RS U H M 0 5 2 0 5 3 THAMES DITTON A CHERTSEY A 2 4 3 4 7 07 LONG DITTON 3 H 3 B E A WE 5 R S 6 H Y 2 B A ESHER R B 3 ID M G R M E O HERSHAM A ROAD D CHOBHAM WALTON-ON- COMMON EENSWAY THAMES A244 QU ESHER D AD CLAYGATE A O Y R O ESE R L O M 7 S 0 L 3 WEYBRIDGE L A I H N E V E S D A O R A3 K O O H 3 A3 24 A Map not to scale, indicative only 22 23 SITE PLAN N HERSHAM ROA FELCOTT ROA Key Hamilton House Apartments 182 - 212 Turner House Apartments 168 - 181 Phase 2 Affordable Homes Private Sale Properties JUBILEE MEADOWS JUBILEE ApartmentsHAMILTON 182 - 212 HOUSE RAILWAY LINE JUBILEE MEADOWS JUBILEE Apartments 168 - 181 TURNER HOUSE This site plan does not show final details of gradients of land, boundary treatments, local authority street lighting or landscaping.
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