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Brochure Are Indicative Only LONDON LIVING WITH SPACE AND STYLE Lowen Apartments is a brand new collection of one and two bedroom Shared Ownership homes, ideal for first time buyers - close to leafy nature yet perched on the edge of London. START LIVING YOUR BEST LIFE Lowen Apartments represents the final phase of the Orchard Village development in Rainham, in the London Borough of Havering. It’s a recently revitalised neighbourhood that has blossomed into a thriving community of residents, both existing and new. Thanks to Shared Ownership you have the chance to be a part of this exciting final piece of the puzzle. Whether you’re a couple looking for your first base, a young family needing space to grow, or a long-time local wanting to stay, Lowen Apartments has everything you need to move right in – and simply start living. Computer generated image is indicative only 3 Computer generated image is indicative only FIRST TIME FOR EVERYTHING For those just beginning their adventure in home ownership, Lowen Apartments is a collection of one and two bedroom homes arranged in an elegantly curving contemporary block over five storeys. Every apartment has private outdoor space and comes with a parking space, while each resident has access to a private landscaped communal garden situated in the centre of the block. But best of all it’s yours. No more private renting, goodbye annoying flatmates! Hello privacy, space, and permission to stick things on the wall. You won’t need to get the paintbrushes out either – everything is sparkling new and tip-top. Pick up the keys and move straight in, hassle free. 7 TAKE A WALK IN THE PARK The buzzword at Lowen Apartments and the wider development is community. A sense of belonging and pride in your surroundings. A new public square and community centre allow neighbours to meet and mingle, there are playgrounds to keep the kids happy, a nursery and a primary school, all nearby. With a supermarket and other local shops on the doorstep, you won’t need to trek far for your essentials. When it comes to local green space, you’re spoilt for choice: just up the road, Beam Valley Country Park is a 180-acre nature reserve teeming with wildlife. Or visit recently reopened Rainham Marshes, part of the ancient Thames Estuary landscape, a vast haven for birds, to be explored by bike or foot. Choose your own adventure. 9 Computer generated image is indicative only 10 11 GO YOUR BUS UNDERGROUND TRAIN FROM DAGENHAM HEATHWAY C2C FROM RAINHAM STATION Dagenham Leisure Park (287) (DISTRICT LINE) OWN WAY 8 mins Barking Lowen Apartments can be found between four train stations; Dagenham Heathway (174) Barking (for Hammersmith & City, 10 mins 10 mins National Rail and Overground) Dagenham Heathway and Dagenham East, both on the West Ham 6 mins 10 mins District Line, to the north, and Dagenham Dock and Rainham, Barking Station (287) 25 mins West Ham (for Jubilee & Hammersmith Limehouse C2C, to the south. & City lines, National Rail and DLR) Elm Park Station (365) 20 mins 19 mins 31 mins London Fenchurch Street A new railway station, provisionally called Beam Park Monument (for Circle & District lines) Romford Station (365) 25 mins Station and located on the opposite side of New Road, is 31 mins 31 mins Southend projected to open in May 2022* and will make access to Tower Hill (for Circle & District lines) Romford Market (174) 1 hour 32 mins the C2C rail line even more convenient for home-owners 33 mins at Lowen Apartments. Embankment (for Bakerloo, Circle and Northern lines) 44 mins Hornchurch, Romford, Leigh-on-Sea and Southend are all Victoria (for Circle & Victoria within 40 minutes’ drive and with private parking available for lines and National Rail) each apartment, all these destinations are in easy reach. 49 mins Dagenham Heathway Dagenham East BIKE CAR AIR District Line District Line 1.8 miles 1.3 miles Rainham Skatepark Lakeside City Airport 7 mins 12 mins 20 mins Rainham Marshes Hornchurch Southend 8 mins 15 mins 40 mins Dagenham Library Romford Stansted 9 mins 15 mins 45 mins Chafford Sports Complex Bluewater Gatwick Dagenham Dock Rainham 11 mins 22 mins 50 mins C2C C2C Queens Theatre Stratford Luton 1.6 miles 1.6 miles 22 mins 25 mins 1 hour Moby Dick Adventure Golf Leigh-on-Sea Heathrow 24 mins 40 mins 1 hour Distances and travel times are approximate only and correct at time of print. Journey times taken from Google Maps and Tfl.gov.uk. *Date correct at time of print and subject to planning. 12 13 COME OUT TO PLAY There is so much to see and do in the local area. Rainham’s historic town centre includes the beautiful Rainham Hall, a redbrick Queen Anne styled mansion owned by the National Trust, while the nearby Norman church dates back to 1170 – the borough’s oldest building. Fitness fanatics have got it made: as well as the verdant expanses of Rainham Marshes and Beam Valley Country Park for scenic runs, there are several golf and tennis clubs nearby. Practice your backhand at Upminster Park tennis courts or lower your handicap at Ingrebourne Links Golf and Country Club. More into pumping iron? The Origin in Rainham is one of the largest free weight gyms around – or take a class at the women-only Girls Allowed in Hornchurch. If that’s all too much, book a spa day at Orsett Hall in Grays, a stunning country house hotel. Or for something totally different, attempt a prison break from Room Lockdown in Hornchurch. As well as Rainham and Hornchurch’s many independent shops, and local retail spots like Romford’s Liberty Shopping Centre with high-street staples, Westfield Stratford City, Lakeside and Bluewater are only a short drive away. From All Saints to Arket, Jigsaw to John Lewis, Uniqlo to Urban Outfitters, all the hottest brands are at your fingertips. With food choices including Wahaca, Five Guys, Bird and Busaba, you might want to make a night of it. Otherwise there are some tasty local eateries including Kusadasi Taverna (Turkish), Dragon Inn (Chinese) and Chilli Tree (Indian). For a Sunday drive and some great country pub grub try The Orange Tree or The Top Oak near Romford, while Barracuda in Upminster is well worth the pilgrimage for posh fish and chips. 17 5 D A DAGENHAMEAST O R H M T A U H Brittons O N I S Playing A D R Field A D O R A O R M E A 8 Y D H A E E N I W R A H T R A E H PA RS LO ES A VE NU E 10 E AN ER W ELM L IT A RCH IV Y HU S C NH DAGE AM R OA AMENITIES D DAGENHAM Aldi 6 D 1. A HEATHWAY O Asda R 2. D S A R O A D I The Origin Gym R N S R H N A 3. A A M M R E L O G L A Barking Amateur Boxing Club D D E 4. H A Dagenham B Bretons Outdoor Centre 0 5. Old 4 2 Dagenham Library 1 6. A Dagenham Park Danceworks Studio 7. South Rainham Skatepark 8. The Leys Hornchurch Merrielands Retail Park 9. Beam River Lidl 10. E N A L E E Y Beam Valley R A 4 T W Country Park Y H R T R A E E H H C NE W RO AD 9 7 RAINHAM STATION 1 3 A1306 NEW ROAD 2 The Gores PROPOSED BEAMSTATION PARK DAGENHAM DOCK THAMES GATEWAY A13 Map not to scale SPECIFICATION GENERAL BEDROOM • Low energy pendant lighting throughout, • Built in white wardrobes to with chrome 4-bar track light in kitchen master bedrooms* • Heat Interface Unit (HIU) system with • TV points wall mounted programmable thermostat BATHROOMS, EN-SUITES • Private outdoor space in the form & WC’S of a terrace or balcony to • Porcelanosa floor and wall tiles most apartments* • White bathroom suite including back • Polished chrome ironmongery to wall WC with concealed cistern, throughout hand basin and bath • Mid/light grey carpet to living room, • Overbath shower with thermostatic mixer bedrooms and hallways for hand held shower hose and bath-filler • Porcelain tiled kitchen and to bathrooms bathroom floors • Seperate shower cubicles to en-suites • 12 year New Home Warranty in duplex apartments • BT “Fibre to the Home” installed • Shaver socket (separate subscription required) • Chrome towel rail LIVING ROOM SECURITY • BT point • Smoke detectors • Future provision of SKY Q • Secured by Design (subscription required) • Dedicated parking space KITCHEN • Symphony kitchen from Colorado range, in dark oak, and ‘Alaska’ white worktop and upstand • Stainless steel splashback behind hob • Integrated Zanussi oven and four ring hob • Brushed stainless steel recirculating cooker hood • One and a half bowl sink with chrome mixer tap • Under unit LED strip lighting *Depending on layouts. 22 Show home imagery is indicative only ROMAN CLOSE FREDERICK ROAD HOLMEOAK ROAD HOLMEOAK SITE MAP The fourth and final phase of this development brings new homes to Rainham, in the shape APARTMENTS of Lowen Apartments. The crescent building, D surrounding a communal courtyard, is a mix A O of one and two bedroom apartments plus two R N bed duplexes, each boasting some form of E W private outdoor space and either undercroft LO or street parking. Ground floor properties all have their own personal street level access, while the main entrance to the rest of the apartments is located off Roman Close and Holmeoak Road. Map not to scale 24 25 PLOT LOCATORS 61* 60* 32 62 65 63 61* 60* 38 33 64 34 1* 1* 31 35 2* 2* 30 36 29 3 37 Marketing Suite 28 7 27 6 26 4 5 GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR 70 75 67 66 44 45 39 72 71 51 52 46 69 74 40 47 68 73 41 48 9 14 42 49 8 43 15 50 13 19 12 18 10 11 16 17 SECOND FLOOR THIRD FLOOR 80 77 76 58 59 53 79 54 78 55 20 56 21 57 25 24 22 23 FOURTH FLOOR *Duplex Apartments 26 Show home imagery is indicative only 1 BED APARTMENT TYPE – 20 Apartments 28 & 29 (both ground floor) WM S BATH- KITCHEN ROOM S LIVING/DINING BEDROOM FLOORPLANS TERRACE DIMENSIONS Kitchen 3.17m x 3.44m 10'5" x 11'3" Living/Dining 3.20m x 4.24m 10'6" x 13'11" Bedroom 2.92m x 3.96m 9'7" x 13'0" Bathroom 2.51m x 2.28m 8'3" x 7'6" KEY — S: Storage // WM: Washing Machine Floorplans are not to scale and are indicative only.
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