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King’s Holt Terrace . King’s Holt Terrace 03 Situated just off Kensal Rise’s Set over four floors, the spacious revered Chamberlayne accommodation has been designed with family life in mind. From the Road, King’s Holt Terrace family focused, open plan kitchen is an immaculately designed dining area to the luxurious escape collection of just 15 four of the master bedroom suite and the bedroom townhouses, relaxing ambience of the roof terrace, each with its own private every space has been carefully designed for its individual purpose. roof terrace and garage. COMPUTER GENERATED IMAGE . Exterior King’s Holt Terrace . 05 King’s Holt Terrace . 04 Exterior Front Exterior COMPUTER GENERATED IMAGE . IMAGE GENERATED COMPUTER COMPUTER GENERATED IMAGE . Living Room King’s Holt Terrace . 07 King’s Holt Terrace . 06 Living Room Living COMPUTER GENERATED IMAGE . IMAGE GENERATED COMPUTER THE CITY THE SHARD SOUTH BANK HYDE PARK TRELLICK TOWER THE WEST END MAYFAIR MOBERLY NOTTING HILL SPORTS CENTRE King’s Holt Terrace . King’s Holt Terrace King’s Holt Terrace . King’s Holt Terrace 08 09 Perfectly located to HOLLOWAY embrace and explore HAMPSTEAD all of London. HEATH Holloway Road Seven Sisters Way NEWINGTON North Circular Road Lea Bridge Way STOKE BRENT East Cross Route PARK Finchley Road STRATFORD QUEEN’S Road Newington Stoke PARK CAMDEN Upper Street A12 KENSAL Park Road RISE Pentonville Road REGENT’S PARK Park Lane City Road King’s Holt Terrace . King’s Holt Terrace King’s Holt Terrace . King’s Holt Terrace Mile End Road Westway NOTTING WEST CITY OF Commercial Way Newham Way HILL END LONDON The Highway OF DOGS HYDE PARK SHEPHERD’S RIVER THAMES ISLE BUSH Holland Road 10 11 KENSINGTON Vauxhall Bridge Road Cromwell Road Great West Road Kennington Lane Battersea Bridge Road CHISWICK Old Kent Road VAUXHALL Kennington Park Road Nine Elms Lane PECKHAM FULHAM GREENWICH Peckham Road Queen’s Road Blackheath Hill Road Clapham Road CLAPHAM Lewisham Way Brixton Road York Road RIVER THAMES South Circular Road Roehampton Lane Trinity Road West Hill PUTNEY DULWICH Enjoying a prime Kensal Green Kensal Rise Zone 2 location, 10MIN WALK 7MIN WALK King’s Holt Terrace is served by two stations. 10MIN 9MIN Paddington Hampstead Heath - Crossrail Heathrow Express 10MIN By Car 14MIN 33MIN Shepherd’s Bush Baker Street Heathrow King’s Holt Terrace . King’s Holt Terrace - Airport . King’s Holt Terrace Regent’s Park 28MIN 2.5MILES Marylebone High Street Clapham Junction Westfield London 12 18MIN 33MIN 13 Oxford Circus Bank 28MIN 1.6MILES - - Selfridges The City Hackney Central A40 Liberty One New Change 23MIN 35MIN 12.8MILES M25 (Junction 23) Victoria Liverpool Street - - Nova Food Shoreditch Brick Lane 13.7MILES M40 Travel times stated are approximate, calculated at optimum travel times using tfl.gov.uk from Kensal Green station and Kensal Rise station. Walking times and distances stated are indicative and taken from google.co.uk/maps. Part of a wider redevelopment of the Moberly COMPUTER GENERATED IMAGE . IMAGE COMPUTER GENERATED King’s Holt Terrace . King’s Holt Terrace Sports Centre, . King’s Holt Terrace this multi-million Chamberlayne Road 14 pound complex and 15 its fitness and spa facilities will be on your doorstep. As well as a host of fitness facilities, From babies’ first swimming lessons and teenagers learning a 1. Swimming pools. As well as a the sports centre also boasts a martial art to parents wanting to unwind with a spa treatment 25m swimming pool, the centre session or train for a triathlon, the centre caters to all needs. also boasts a studio pool with superb spa and health suite. There’s even a boxing hall and an additional training pool with moveable floor a moveable floor. 2 . Health and fitness gym. Offering everything from free Sports Centre Sports 1. weights to state-of-the-art exercise equipment, the gym suite is perfect for all abilities 3 . Sports hall. With seating for 500 spectators and eight courts, the sports hall is ideal for both competition and personal use COMPUTER GENERATED IMAGE . IMAGE COMPUTER GENERATED 4. Spa and health suite. Perfect Sports Centre Sports for a spot of pampering or restorative sports treatments 3. King’s Holt Terrace . King’s Holt Terrace King’s Holt Terrace . King’s Holt Terrace 4. COMPUTER GENERATED IMAGE . IMAGE COMPUTER GENERATED 16 17 2. LIFESTYLE IMAGE LIFESTYLE IMAGE A genuine London village Kensal Rise has it all. King’s Holt Terrace . King’s Holt Terrace King’s Holt Terrace . King’s Holt Terrace Live surrounded by Chamberlayne Road’s 19 18 bar hopping, brunch consuming, boutique browsing glory. Local Area 41 42 32 33 KILBURN HIGH ROAD Salusbury Road Maida Vale All Souls Avenue Chamberlayne Road QUEEN’S PARK KILBURN PARK QUEEN’S PARK Carlton Vale RETAIL RESTAURANTS/CAFÉS LIFESTYLE KENSAL 01. Rise 13. Vicki’s 31. Moberly Sports Centre GREEN 02. Circus Antiques 14. Sacro Cuore 32. Lexi Cinema WEST MAIDA VALE KILBURN 03. Chine 15. Minkies Deli 33. Queen’s Park Farmers’ Market 20 30 04. Scarlet & Violet 16. Comptor Mezze 34. Printroom at The Coronet 38 39 Elgin Avenue 43 05. Borough Wines 17. Bel & Nev 35. Electric House Harrow Road 06. Supra 18. Jivita Ayurveda 37 09 PRIMARY SCHOOLS KENSAL 21 07. Brooks Butchers 19. Cable & Co. RISE 19 LADBROKE Sutherland Avenue 18 36. Ark Franklin Primary School 08 GROVE 44 08. Kensal Eyes 20. Parlour 07 Mitre Way 17 45 37. Princess Frederica Church 16 29 28 09. Verandah 21. Dock Kitchen 15 46 King’s Holt Terrace . King’s Holt Terrace of England Primary School . King’s Holt Terrace 06 05 Barlby Road 10. Portobello Road Market 22. The Ledbury WESTBOURNE 38. Manor School 36 PARK 11. Westbourne Grove 23. Granger & Co. Westway 39. Queen’s Park Primary School 04 & Ledbury Road 03 27 ROYAL OAK 24. Ottolenghi 14 LADBROKE GROVE 12. Westfield London 02 25. Hereford Road SECONDARY SCHOOLS Ledbury Road Westbourne Park Road 34 26. 108 Garage 40. Bales College 10 Road Porchester 22 20 21 Chepstow Road 41. Queen’s Park Community School Ladbroke Grove 35 24 23 Westbourne Grove PUBS/BARS 42. Capital City Academy 31 13 11 25 LATIMER 01 40 27. Whippet Inn 43. The St Marylebone Church ROAD 26 BAYSWATER of England Bridge School Terrace Inverness 28. The Shop NW10 WHITE CITY QUEENSWAY 44. The Lloyd Williamson School 29. The Chamberlayne NOTTING Pembridge Road 45. Sion-Manning Catholic HILL 30. Paradise by Way of WOOD LANE NOTTING Girls’ School HILL GATE Kensal Green KENSINGTON 46. St Charles Catholic Lane Wood GARDENS Sixth Form College 12 HOLLAND SHEPHERD’S PARK BUSH MARKET Uxbridge Road SHEPHERD’S BUSH Holland Park Avenue Kensington Church Street Church Kensington 3. Mornings in 4. Kensal Rise are 5. made for brunch. King’s Holt Terrace . King’s Holt Terrace . King’s Holt Terrace 2. Whether that’s after a swim, run, 22 23 6. or a trip to the 1. farmers’ market, 7. is up to you. 1 . Vegan Flapjack. Jivita Ayurveda, 5. Purse. Supra, 89 Chamberlayne Road 71 Chamberlayne Road 2 . Sourdough Bread. Minkies Deli, 6. Spectacles. Kensal Eyes, 87 Chamberlayne Road Bridge House, Chamberlayne Road 3. Coffee. Cable & Co., Bridge House, Chamberlayne Road 7. Hand Cream. Verandah, 117 Chamberlayne Roadd 4. Stilton Cheese. Brooks Butchers, 91 Chamberlayne Road While breakfast’s the most important Whether you’re looking for a caffeine fix en route to meal of the day, in Kensal Rise it’s work or a lazy brunch with the papers, rest assured also one of the most delicious. you’re spoilt for choice. You can work off the calories at the sports centre beforehand or by walking up to the monthly farmers’ market at Queen’s Park. King’s Holt Terrace . King’s Holt Terrace King’s Holt Terrace . King’s Holt Terrace 1. 24 25 2. 1 . Scarlet & Violet. With their beautiful flowers casually arranged in old jugs, bottles and jars, Scarlet & Violet is a visual delight 2. Queen’s Park Farmers’ Market. A food lover’s heaven held in the grounds of Salusbury School every Sunday 3. 3. Granger & Co. One of the many brunch offerings in the area, Granger & Co’s queues are testament to its reputation 1. Bond Street. With the West End so readily accessible, Bond Street and all of Central London’s retail offering is easy to enjoy 2. Portobello Road Market. Famed the world over, Portobello Road Market’s antiques provide the perfect excuse to spend the day exploring all Notting Hill has to offer 3. Grand Union Canal. Perfect for a run or a casual stroll, Little 1. Venice beckons depending on how energetic you feel 4. Queen’s Park Petting Zoo. One of London’s finest parks, Queen’s Park is the outdoor heart of the area, offering King’s Holt Terrace . King’s Holt Terrace King’s Holt Terrace . King’s Holt Terrace everything from all-weather tennis courts to a paddling pool and small zoo 2. 26 27 3. 4. 3. Come the evening Chamberlayne Road is alive with bars 4. 2. King’s Holt Terrace . King’s Holt Terrace King’s Holt Terrace . King’s Holt Terrace and restaurants. 5. 6. Cocktails and a 28 29 7. world tour of cuisine 1. awaits. That and the array of possibilities 1 . Oysters. 108 Garage, 5. Purse. Westbourne Grove 108 Golborne Road 6. Theatre Programme. 2. Olives. Parlour, Printroom at The Coronet, Central London offers. 5 Regent Street 103 Notting Hill Gate 3 . Wine. Borough Wines, 7 . Cocktail. The Shop NW10, 30 Station Terrace 75 Chamberlayne Road 4. Candle. Paradise by 8. Popcorn. The Lexi, 8. Way of Kensal Green, 194B Chamberlayne Road 19 Kilburn Lane Kensal Rise transforms once the Whether you’re in the mood for a meal out, cocktails with friends, some live music or cabaret, you’ll find it all a short sun goes down, with its families walk away.
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