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THE COLLECTION 100 WANDSWORTH BRIDGE ROAD LONDON SW6 THE COLLECTION 100 WANDSWORTH BRIDGE ROAD LONDON SW6 An exemplary development of one, two and three bedroom newly refurbished apartments within a completely redeveloped ‘Lion House’ period building on Wandsworth Bridge Road. Titled ‘The Collection’ to confirm the attention to detail that has been put into these homes, all fixtures and fittings have been hand picked by Noble Developments. Natural wood flooring, bespoke kitchens and bathrooms are just some of the many wonderful features that need to be seen to be fully appreciated. These apartments have magnificent proportioned rooms and have been designed to take full advantage of natural light with large, double glazed windows of the period and west facing roof terraces to some. The Apartments are perfectly placed on the Peterborough Estate of Wandsworth Bridge Road with its lovely shops and restaurants and within an easy walk of Fulham Broadway Station. * IMAGE DEPICTS ARTISTS IMPRESSION THE COLLECTION // LOCATION 100 WANDSWORTH BRIDGE ROAD LONDON SW6 S L O A N E S T D R HAMMERSMITH RO A E Everything on your doorstep:- TH E I T RSM The development is located in Fulham within E H AMM GLOUCESTER SOUTH ROAD KENSINGTON the London Borough of Hammersmith & SLOANE RESTAURANTS & BARS SQUARE A Fulham in South West London . 3 2 1 Boma Wine Bar 2 EARL’S 0 W 2 Joes Brasserie A COURT R D A H AMMERSMITH W O 3 White Horse FLY IC OLD BR R OV K O M PT O N ER R O A 4 Duke on the Green D WEST Wandsworth Bridge Road runs perpendicular off 5 Sands End Pub BARON’S KENSINGTON COURT New Kings Road near Eel Brook Common and offers 6 Market Hall Fulham KENSINGTON BURTON COURT momentary access to a range of local shops, bars D A and restaurants whilst remaining in touch with some HEALTH & FITNESS A RO 4 D S 2 A ’ 1 O G N excellent state, public and church schools. 7 Body Society 9 R KI M RANELAGH GARDENS A H 8 Harbour Club L U F Transport links are excellent with Fulham Broadway NORTH END ROAD WEST BROMPTON and Parsons Green tube stations within easy walking N T E SUPERMARKETS N KM EMBA CHELSEA LSEA distance nearby (District Line Zone 2) and a number 9 Sainsbury’s Local CH E D of buses that run along Wandsworth Bridge Road and O A R 10 Sainsbury’s Fulham Riverside E LLI LI K New Kings Road. WAL 11 Waitrose Local N E LILLIE EY CH ROAD MAPPING ICONS 12 Waitrose Fulham Broadway PARK Transport modes key 13 Wholefoods FULHAM 6 BROADWAY 12 FULHAM Tube - District Line - Wimbledon Line AD O R F ’S London London DLR National Rail Bus Bus U 13 G BATTERSEA PARK MUNSTER ROAD L IN H K Underground Overground A M P A L A THE COLLECTION C E THE COLLECTION R A O D A 3 A O EEL BROOK 2 MAPPING ICONS D R 2 COMMON 0 M A H Transport modes key L Tram Coach Emirates Air River Bus River tours Stop U F Line PARSONS GREEN AD Parsons Green West Brompton IMPERIAL RO RK 3 PA (12 min Walk) To Central London 11 WHARF EA ERS London London DLR National Rail Bus Bus TT PARSONS BA Underground Overground GREEN W BATTERSEA BISHOPS 1 A 5 PARK N D IMPERIAL D S To Wimbledon O A 4 2 W PARK ’ S R Coach parks On-street Coach bays Other coach N G O KI Fulham Broadway Earls Court N EW 7 R T coach meters parking (10 min Walk) H 9 B R I MAPPING ICONS FULHAM PALACE D GARDENS G Tram Coach Emirates Air River Bus River tours Stop E R Transport modes key Line O 8 A D SOUTH PARK London Bus - No. 22 - Putney Common > Oxford Circus D A PUTNEY O R London London DLR National Rail Bus Bus BRIDGE HURLINGHAM 10 K Underground Overground PARK R O Y New Kings Road Coach parks On-street Coach bays Other coach coachKnightsbridge meters parking Green Park CLAPHAM (Wandsworth Bridge Road - 6 min Walk) JUNCTION February 2014 TfL Unclassified 20 Tram Coach Emirates Air River Bus NOTERiver: You toursmust refer to www.tfl.gov.uk/toolkitPutneyStop for the latest version of this document Sloane Square Hyde Park Corner Oxford Circus Line THE COLLECTION Coach parks On-street Coach bays Other coach An exemplary development of one, two and three bedroom newly refurbished apartments within a coach meters parking completely redeveloped ‘Lion House’ period building on Wandsworth Bridge Road February 2014 TfL Unclassified 20 NOTE: You must refer to www.tfl.gov.uk/toolkit for the latest version of this document February 2014 TfL Unclassified 20 NOTE: You must refer to www.tfl.gov.uk/toolkit for the latest version of this document THE COLLECTION // LOCAL AMENITIES 100 WANDSWORTH BRIDGE ROAD LONDON SW6 The apartments are situated at the desirable North end of Wandsworth Bridge Road and benefit from being in close proximately to a number of amenities . To include:- • Fulham Broadway tube station within 10 minutes walk • The spacious, well equipped South Park just 8 minutes walk away • Eel Brook Common with two outdoor tennis courts,playground, regular events,restaurant and running circuit • Various gyms within walking distance including Body Society and The Harbour Club Boma Wine Bar & Restaurant Joes Brasserie Eel Brook Common • Joes Brasserie, Cafe Nero and Boma Wine Bar all within walking distance. Saatchi Gallery, Sloane Square Randalls Butcher Sainsburys Local Skin Retreat Randalls Butchers Sands End Health Clinic Day Lewis Pharmacy Hair & Beauty Towards Wandsworth WANDSWORTH BRIDGE ROAD WANDSWORTH BRIDGE ROAD Towards Eel Brook Common & Fulham Broadway Opticians Boma Restaurant Joes Brasserie Sainsburys Local Cafe Nero Body Society THE COLLECTION An exemplary development of one, two and three bedroom newly refurbished apartments within a completely redeveloped ‘Lion House’ period building on Wandsworth Bridge Road THE COLLECTION // THE COLLECTION 100 WANDSWORTH BRIDGE ROAD LONDON SW6 Apartment Schedule FF OV KITCHEN An exemplary collection of one, two and three bedroom newly refurbished apartments within FF OV STORAGE KITCHEN a completely redeveloped ‘Lion House’ period building on Wandsworth Bridge Road . BATH RM BED 1 LIVING RM DINING RM STORAGE FF OV WD ENTRANCE WD LIVING RM DINING RM LEVEL 2 - THIRD FLOOR WD LIVING ROOM KITCHEN DINING Apartment No. Bedrooms Floor Internal Area Terrace Lease LEVEL 2 - THIRD FLOOR TERRACE ENTRANCE sqm sqft sqm ENTRANCE BED 3 EN-SUITE Apartment 1 TERRACE BED 3 EN-SUITE Apt 1 1 Bed 1st Floor 45.1 485 9 999 yrs *** TERRACE BED 2 BED 1 BATH BATH RM BED 2 BED 1 BATH Apt 2 2 Bed 1st Floor 83.8 902 N/A 999 yrs *** BED 2 BED 1 LEVEL 1 - SECOND FLOOR Project: Disclaimer: Rev Notes yy.mm.dd By Auth Key / Location: Notes: Status : SALES PLAN 100 Wandsworth Bridge Road 1. This drawing is the exclusive property of The Finer Group Ltd. London, SW6 2TF The reproduction in whole or in part is prohibited without prior Client : written consent of The Finer Group Ltd. Drawing Title: Apartment 4 100A WBR LTD 2. The contractor is to check and verify all levels, datum and PROPOSED dimensions and report any discrepancies to The Finer Group LEVEL 1 - SECOND FLOOR Ltd prior to construction. Sales Plan 3. Drawings are not to be scaled. Apartment 01 4. The Finer Group Ltd is not responsible for any dimensions of Drawn By: Issued By: Date of First Issue: the site plan unless they are taken directly from a registered survey carried out by a licensed land surveyor. EN JW JW 18.01.2019 5. This drawing is to be read in conjunction with structural, ENTRANCE Project No: Scale @ A4: mechanical, electrical and or other consultant's documentation SUITE Apt 3 1 Bed 2nd Floor 43.4 467 N/A 999 yrs *** that is applicable to the project. 100 WBR 1:50 Drawing No: Revision: SP_APT1_WBR -- WD F/F OV WD LIVING RM DINING RM WD Apt 4 3 Bed 2nd / 3rd Floor 95.9 1,033 * 10.7 999 yrs *** STORAGE Project: Disclaimer: Rev Notes yy.mm.dd By Auth Key / Location: Notes: LIVING RM Status : DINING RM KITCHEN / DINING LIVING ROOM SALES PLAN 100 Wandsworth Bridge Road 1. This drawing is the exclusive property of The Finer Group Ltd. London, SW6 2TF The reproduction in whole or in part is prohibited without prior Client : written consent of The Finer Group Ltd. Mr James Watson Drawing Title: 2. The contractor is to check and verify all levels, datum and dimensions and report any discrepancies to The Finer Group PROPOSED Ltd prior to construction. Sales Plan 101.6 1,094 ** 3. Drawings are not to be scaled. STORAGE Apartment 04 4. The Finer Group Ltd is not responsible for any dimensions of Drawn By: Issued By: Date of First Issue: the site plan unless they are taken directly from a registered Project: Disclaimer: Auth Key / Location: Notes: Status : survey carried out by a licensed land surveyor. Rev Notes yy.mm.dd By SALES PLAN 100JW WandsworthJW Bridge Road18.01.2019 1.5. This drawing is theto be exclusive read in conjunctionproperty of Thewith Finerstructural, Group Ltd. KITCHEN Project No: Scale @ A4: mechanical, electrical and or other consultant's documentation London, SW6 2TF The reproduction in whole or in part is prohibited without prior Client : writtenthat is applicableconsent of to The the Finer project. Group Ltd. 100 WBR 1:50 Mr James Watson Drawing Title: Drawing No: Revision: 2. The contractor is to check and verify all levels, datum and PROPOSED dimensions and report any discrepancies to The Finer Group SP_APT4_WBR -- Ltd prior to construction.
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