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Life in Isleworth 51 stunning contemporary NOMA – ISLEWORTH NOMA – ISLEWORTH apartments between CONTENTS river and park, perfectly placed for life in this thriving London village. 02 INTRODUCTION 04 THE APARTMENTS 12 THE LOCATION 20 MAP AND TRAVEL TIMES 22 THE FLOORPLANS 30 ABOUT TOPOLOGY 31 THE SPECIFICATION 32 THE LANDSCAPE 34 ABOUT FRT THIS IS NOMA – ISLEWORTH NOMA – ISLEWORTH NOMAISLEWORTH.CO.UK NOMAAn exclusive collection of beautiful homes with generous balconies, landscaped riverside gardens and sweeping city views. Minutes from Isleworth railway station, steps INTRODUCTION from St John’s Gardens. 2 3 NOMA – ISLEWORTH NOMA – ISLEWORTH LIGHT NOMAISLEWORTH.CO.UK B R I G HT & THE APARTMENTS PE R FEC TLY PLACED Luxury living minutes from Isleworth’s railway station, historic pubs and riverside. Discover a better London lifestyle in Isleworth. St John’s Gardens outside your front window and the landscaped residents’ garden on your doorstep. West London’s most exclusive riverside villages within walking distance, and the West End and Square Mile just a short train ride away. Welcome to NOMA. 4 5 NOMA – ISLEWORTH NOMA – ISLEWORTH NOMAISLEWORTH.CO.UK THE APARTMENTS Full-height windows flood NOMA’s airy, aesthetic living spaces with natural light, and offer ever-changing city views from homes on the higher floors. 6 7 NOMA – ISLEWORTH NOMA – ISLEWORTH NOMAISLEWORTH.CO.UK THE APARTMENTS Entertain friends in your open–plan kitchen, where sleek units, integrated appliances and quartz worktops balance contemporary style and timeless quality. 8 9 NOMA – ISLEWORTH NOMA – ISLEWORTH NOMAISLEWORTH.CO.UK Luxurious, eye-catching and intelligently designed, NOMA’s bedrooms and bathrooms are built to help you start every day feeling refreshed and energised. THE APARTMENTS 10 11 NOMA – ISLEWORTH NOMA – ISLEWORTH NOMAISLEWORTH.CO.UK THE LOCATION LIFE IN ISLEWORTH Bustling and historic, Isleworth is a thriving London village offering NOMA residents an enviable west London lifestyle. On NOMA’s doorstep, popular local shops line St John’s Road — bakers and florists, delis and furniture stores. Wander through St John’s Gardens and meet friends at coffee lounge Ballucci, head to Old Isleworth for lunch, or spend the evening at the London Apprentice, one of the neighbourhood’s best-loved riverside pubs. Vital and dynamic, Isleworth and the surrounding riverside villages have been some Images_ of the capital’s most desirable suburbs for St John's Church centuries. The future looks even brighter, as Syon Café Ballucci local regeneration is set to bring infrastructure improvements and a host of new leisure, cultural and entertainment amenities to the area. 12 13 BY TH E NOMA – ISLEWORTH NOMA – ISLEWORTH RIVER NOMAISLEWORTH.CO.UK THE LOCATION The constant flow of the Thames sets the pace Images_ Isleworth and of life in Isleworth, and the river is at the heart Richmond riverside of the NOMA lifestyle – from morning runs or weekend bike rides along the Thames path to long afternoons in riverside parks and late nights with live music at pubs by the water. It’s time to move upstream. 14 15 G E T NOMA – ISLEWORTH NOMA – ISLEWORTH OUTSIDELondon’s great outdoors is on your doorstep. Syon Park, Isleworth’s best historic park, feels like stepping into NOMAISLEWORTH.CO.UK the deep countryside — but it’s just a 7 min bike ride away. THE LOCATION The buzzing riverside village of Richmond is only around 15 mins away by bike. Sweeping, world- renowned Richmond Park offers sports facilities, a golf course, and room to explore with views over St Paul’s and the City. Nearby, the iconic Kew Gardens offers 300 acres of parkland, cafés and glasshouses to get lost in, including the recently restored Victorian Temperate House. Images_ 16 Richmond Park 17 NOMA – ISLEWORTH NOMA – ISLEWORTH NOMAISLEWORTH.CO.UK THE LOCATION Richmond offers some Dive into Petersham Nurseries – a boutique homeware store and garden centre with an already legendary of west London’s best café. For fine dining book a table at The Ivy Café or shopping and places Georgian townhouse hotel The Bingham. to eat. Chiswick is home to Soho House’s High Road House, as well as branches of Franco Manca, Pho and Bill’s. Visit Chief Coffee for flat whites and a basement lounge full of classic pinball machines, or meet friends at one of the area’s riverside bars. Images_ Petersham Nurseries Markets in Richmond Twickenham Stadium 18 19 GETTING NOMA – ISLEWORTH NOMA – ISLEWORTH NOMAISLEWORTH.CO.UK AROUND Isleworth’s Zone 4 railway station is N O just a few minutes’ walk from NOMA, Uxb B ridg R e Rd o s T offering journey times into Waterloo t o H n R of around 35 mins. d C ACTON I R SHEPHERD’S BUSH Seven trains an hour connect the village and C d R NORTHFIELDS U wk central London. Hounslow East, Isleworth’s ha L ld Go nearest London Underground station, provides A R CHISWICK direct links to central London and Heathrow MAP AND TRAVEL TIMES MAP AND TRAVEL R Airport. Kew, Chiswick and Richmond Park are Gunnersbury BOSTON MANOR D Park less than 20 mins away by train or bike. M Chiswick High Rd 4 HAMMERSMITH Osterley M 4 E L Park L E S S M E yo R n E R O La A n D e BRENTFORD E S A D M R O A E S T SYON LANE H A T W CHISWICK G R E T Rd R on nd E Lo Syon Park V D I u 7 R R a 0 n Y l E 3 E e BY FOOT BY BIKE S t H A s ISLEWORTH T a London HOUNSLOW EAST T Kew Gardens R C Isleworth Station 4 mins Twickenham Stadium 6 mins S E t Wetland J H o KEW Centre Hounslow East (tube) 15 mins Kew Gardens 12 mins h C n T ’s A E R R Syon Lane Station 17 mins Chiswick High Road 19 mins d G BARNES Osterley Station (tube) 18 mins Richmond Park 22 mins d R H M O N D U P P E R R I C R D S O U m T H C I a R C R U h L A n R HOUNSLOW O R e D k E BY TUBE BY TRAIN c H i (FROM HOUNSLOW EAST) (FROM ISLEWORTH STATION) w A T RICHMOND M Heathrow Terminal 4 11 mins Kew Bridge Station 7 mins P Twickenham T Acton Town 13 mins Stadium O Chiswick 10 mins D ST. MARGARETS R N Y ill Hammersmith 20 mins Clapham Junction 24 mins E er’s H S awy L T S R A E Richmond 30 mins Vauxhall 30 mins H N C E Green Park 35 mins Waterloo 35 mins TWICKENHAM Richmond Park All times are approximate. Sources: tfl.gov.uk, walkit.com, googlemaps 20 21 Flat 15 1 bed Living/dining Bed Living/dining Living/dining GROUND FLOOR Flat 16 1 bed C FLAT 1 FLAT 2/3/4 FLAT 5 C C 2 BED 1 BED 1 BED NOMA – ISLEWORTH NOMA – ISLEWORTH Flat 14 732 SQ FT, 68 SQ M 506 SQ FT, 47 SQ M 517 SQ FT, 48 SQ M 1 bed Bed Bed 4.5mKITCHEN x 8.1m / LIVING(max) / DINING 3.4mKITCHEN x 8.1m / LIVING(max) / DINING 3.5mKITCHEN x 8.1m / LIVING(max) / DINING NOMAISLEWORTH.CO.UK 14’8” x 26’6” 11’2” x 26’6” 11’5” x 26’6” Living/dining BEDROOM 1 BEDROOM BEDROOM Lift 4.2m x 2.7m (max) 2.7m x 4.8m (max) 2.8m x 4.8m (max) C 13’8” x 8’9” 8’9” x 15’7” 9’2” x 15’7” Flat 13 1 bed Bed Bed 1 2.7mBEDROOM x 3.8m 2(max) 8’9” x 10’8” C THE FLOORPLANS Living/dining C Bed 2 FLAT 6 FLAT 7 FLAT 8 Flat 12 Flat 1 1 bed Bed Living/dining 2 bed 3 BED 2 BED 1 BED C 883 SQ FT, 82 SQ M 721 SQ FT, 67 SQ M 431 SQ FT, 40 SQ M Living/dining Living/dining 6.8mKITCHEN x 4.3m / LIVING (max) / DINING 4.2mKITCHEN x 6.6m / LIVING (max) / DINING 3.5mKITCHEN x 6.7m / LIVING(max) / DINING 22’3” x 14’1” 13’8” x 21’7” 11’5” x 22’0” Flat 2 Flat 11 2.7mBEDROOM x 4.5m 1(max) 2.7mBEDROOM x 4.5m 1(max) 2.8mBEDROOM x 3.9m (max) 1 bed Bed C C Bed 1 bed 8’9” x 14’8” 8’9” x 14’8” 9’2” x 12’8” C C Bed Bed 3.3mBEDROOM x 3.7m 2(max) 3.6mBEDROOM x 4.3m 2 (max) 10’8” x 10’5” 11’8” x 14’5” Flat 10 Flat 3 1 bed Living/dining 1 bed Living/dining 3.2mBEDROOM x 2.6m 3 (max) 10’4” x 8’5” Living/dining Living/dining FLAT 9/10/11 FLAT 12 FLAT 13 Flat 9 Flat 4 1 bed Bed Bed 1 bed 1 BED 1 BED 1 BED C C 420 SQ FT, 39 SQ M 441 SQ FT, 41 SQ M 431 SQ FT, 40 SQ M C C Bed Bed 3.4mKITCHEN x 6.7m / LIVING(max) / DINING 3.4mKITCHEN x 6.7m / LIVING(max) / DINING 3.4mKITCHEN x 6.1m / LIVING(max) / DINING 11’2” x 22’0” 11’2” x 22’0” 11’2” x 20’0” Flat 8 Flat 5 1 bed Living/dining Living/dining 1 bed 2.7mBEDROOM x 3.9m (max) 2.9mBEDROOM x 3.8m (max) 3.4mBEDROOM x 3.8m (max) 8’9” x 12’8” 9’5” x 12’5” 11’2” x 12’5” Bed 1 Bed 1 Bed 2 Bed 3 FLAT 14 FLAT 15 FLAT 16 C 1 BED 1 BED 1 BED C Flat 7 Flat 6 581 SQ FT, 54 SQ M 570 SQ FT, 53 SQ M 570 SQ FT, 53 SQ M 2 bed 3 bed Living/dining Living/dining Bed 2 7.1mKITCHEN x 4.7m / (max)LIVING / DINING 6.6mKITCHEN x 3.9m / LIVING(max) / DINING 7.1mKITCHEN x 4.7m / (max)LIVING / DINING 23’3” x 15’4” 21’7” x 12’8” 23’3” x 15’4” Patio Patio 3.7mBEDROOM x 3.3m (max) 5.8mBEDROOM x 3.2m (max) 3.7mBEDROOM x 3.3m (max) 12’1” x 10’8” 19’0” x 10’5” 12’1” x 10’8” G22 23 Flat 31 1 bed Living/dining Bed Living/dining Living/dining FIRST FLOOR Flat 32 Flat 30 1 bed C FLAT 17 FLAT 18/19/20 FLAT 21 1 bed C 2 BED 1 BED 1 BED NOMA – ISLEWORTH NOMA – ISLEWORTH NOMA – ISLEWORTH NOMA – ISLEWORTH 732 SQ FT, 68 SQ M 506 SQ FT, 47 SQ M 517 SQ FT, 48 SQ M Bed Bed NOMAISLEWORTH.CO.UK 4.5mKITCHEN x 8.1m / LIVING(max) / DINING 3.4mKITCHEN x 8.1m / LIVING(max) / DINING 3.5mKITCHEN x 8.1m / LIVING(max) / DINING NOMAISLEWORTH.CO.UK 14’8” x 26’6” 11’2” x 26’6” 11’5” x 26’6” Living/dining BEDROOM 1 BEDROOM 1 BEDROOM 1 Lift 4.2m x 2.7m (max) 2.7m x 4.8m (max) 2.8m x 4.8m (max) C 13’8” x 8’9” 8’9” x 15’7 9’2” x 15’7” Flat 29 BEDROOM 2 1 bed Bed 1 2.7m x 3.8m (max) Bed 8’9” x 10’8” C THE FLOORPLANS Living/dining C Bed 2 FLAT 22 FLAT 23 FLAT 24 Flat 28 Flat 17 2 bed 1 bed Bed Living/dining 3 BED 2 BED 1 BED C 893 SQ FT, 83 SQ M 721 SQ FT, 67 SQ M 431 SQ FT, 40 SQ M Living/dining Living/dining 6.8mKITCHEN x 4.3m / LIVING (max) / DINING 4.7mKITCHEN x 6.6m / LIVING(max) / DINING 3.5mKITCHEN x 6.7m / LIVING(max) / DINING
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