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THE OLD DAIRY 1-4 Chapel Side, Notting Hill, London W2 4LG THE OLD DAIRY 1-4 Chapel Side, Notting Hill, London W2 4LG Prime Residential Development & Investment Opportunity Kensington Marble Park Palace Kensington Whiteleys Arch Modern Gardens Palace Princes Bayswater THE Queensway Paddington Square Underground OLD Underground Notting Station Garden station DAIRY station Hyde Park Hill Gate Map location for indicative purposes only. 1 A T E E R T S K R D IL E A B P O U P R R U N H E Y G IG O D H I R R R K E O B U A W S N D N R A E O E Y D d V A C a E D C Y A 5 A A A o H O U A R L R S A L Q O S L P E M C X d A A r R U D E 1-4 Chapel Side, London W2B 4LG O The Old Dairy 3 N o L S C f O E O C S t N U E y L S R A R E r E S V a L N H L C M e a e D L B O w E A g B I u A k A H S L R G A g r U r D S o E D Y G a e n u M N A E E r e g o N R L S P C L W B s y IL ’ D N r V h l E K Y S l it t a R N R e H o a A d H n o m A G I E E T A a d n t N S n u D R a N R d O ia n h R A E N a et e a o A O R Y y 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K n D o l G S t b A R o R i k M W E o d N t n S e ad et ’ h e S A AND ST ELIZABETH C tern Str y o P W Min N O V e g H n y I S A P C a I d T S B E S ’ d e R V e a E s W i ST PANCRAS d o AN L h l l r S K R L E S t D N t R A s A l t a r U a e B S e R v r EXECUTIVE SUMMARY LOCATION t ur B V R P IL T l e o T g e L S r K t C fi n O o d N R o e e e n L o t E CA E e e N RLT O c D o ee i a a O r n r N VA T R A A E n t E LE a t l d A o o O t L t P A e d A C a re o R CAR N A P E S St G p R H s Donegal W t D O D N 5 E n U t t r l D A V x A r i r a e h H R g e h W e Street O D o GEFFRYE MUSEUM loe R T o un c R E D y D Y R c R A A r h e RO a n E a o ANGEL O S E h N a R K e R t LE m l St H K The Property is situated in the City of Westminster, located The Property is exceptionally well connected, with O IL S d S O V o k o R S b ON a c AC L U R S NT lo H r A t c n t O R A s PE r We • An exceptional residential mews r A S r p L P H W k C e s f T e H O e C O u M t CAMBRIDGE HEATH p R D r R WILLESDEN JUNCTION R R REGENT’S PARK R e A A I t l e A AD O I s i L KING’S CROSS o t O Paddington A R d o R D M D t e A R M D C T a D D N o l R on the western side of Chapel Side, a traditional cobbledV BayswaterG Underground station (Circle and District a t ndall St A A A C a Cro FO A B C n A d LD R A d HOXTON O A E S n ve 4 M s R R ro O L S m S G Fa 0 N T d y lkirk h E L urra St d development opportunity,4 moments O E t h M D V R Recreation R m U w a E S r A E e e E E R o W C E V O o K e e p U R R R mews.U Chapel Side, is locatedE off Moscow Road, and is a no lines) approximatley 300 metres to the east, Queensway E o t l r E R l h a A N T a Y i N e N N S e Ground B b A d E R E P E C r D R t E T R MAIDA VALE Lord’s Cricket I m R P d A t r T N a N o N S Y u O V KENSAL GREEN K e l from Kensington Gardens and Hyde V O D y R e R l A a c K o r e me N O E e s N A I throughA road, with Palaced Court running in parallel to the UndergroundD station (Central line) approximatley P A C A A A T V Ground N t 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