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Brochure-Teddington-Townhouses.Pdf Find yourself in an exceptional new home and lose yourself in a life LIKE NO OTHER Introducing a collection of exquisite four-bedroom, three-bathroom family homes, with stunning views through landscaped gardens towards the River Thames. Offering spacious, light-filled living areas leading out onto a private garden, four-and-a-half acres of magnificent grounds and unparalleled levels of luxury, service and security, a home at Teddington Riverside is simply a home like no other. 3 Townhouse Brochure The freedoms that you find THE CARES YOU LEAVE BEHIND EXPERIENCE AN EXCEPTIONAL NEW LIFE AT THIS STUNNING RIVERSIDE LOCATION IN TEDDINGTON. 4 Teddington Riverside 5 Townhouse Brochure For the fast and slow FOR THE EBB AND THE FLOW WELCOME TO LIFE BY THE WATER, WHERE A BREATHTAKING RIVERSIDE LOCATION IS BOTH DELIGHTFULLY RELAXING AND ENDLESSLY REVITALIZING. River frontage in southwest London is rare, but a setting as spectacular as Teddington Riverside is unique. Located in the Teddington Lock Conservation Area in Richmond upon Thames, with its picturesque network of towpaths and cycle paths, Teddington Riverside has opened up access to a bank of the Thames for the first time in nearly a century. 6 Teddington Riverside 7 Townhouse Brochure Richmond Park Heathrow Airport Petersham Nurseries Buckingham Palace The Shard Canary Wharf The Lensbury Club, Spa and Hotel Richmond Golf Club Ham House & Gardens Harrods Wimbledon An iconic past A BEAUTIFUL FUTURE Teddington Riverside is built on the site of the world-famous Teddington Film Studios, where Hollywood icon Errol Flynn forged his career under the watchful eye of legendary movie producer Jack Warner. Computer generated image 8 Teddington Riverside 9 Townhouse Brochure With impressive entrances, generous open-plan spaces and private gardens, you can rest assured that every detail has been carefully considered, inside and out. The luxury you admire THE EXCLUSIVITY YOU DESIRE PERFECTION KNOWS NO BOUNDS. THE TOWNHOUSES OFFER 5-STAR LUXURY THROUGHOUT, EXPERTLY CRAFTED WITH THE FINEST ATTENTION TO DETAIL. Elegantly blending bright contemporary design with heritage features, these three-storey new-build homes have been created with luxurious modern family living in mind. The Townhouses – Broom Road 10 Teddington Riverside 11 Townhouse Brochure Inspired interiors UNSURPASSED FAMILY LIVING Discover bespoke designed kitchens equipped with the latest Siemens built-in appliances and stone worktops. This attention to detail continues throughout the living spaces, with materials and lighting that reference the nature and ambience of the waterside location. Each Townhouse has a space designed for home-working, so you’ll be able to get into the office without the commute. Bespoke designed kitchens Home-working consideration Quality materials & finishes Light-filled living space Designed for family living 12 Teddington Riverside Beyond the floor-to-ceiling windows of your sumptuous home, four and a half acres of private landscaped gardens are waiting to be explored. These magnificent grounds surround every part of the development, flowing down to the scenic tranquillity of Teddington Lock and Grade II listed Teddington Lock Footbridge. Explore miles of stunning towpaths The tracks that you leave THE AIR THAT YOU BREATHE NURTURE YOUR SENSE OF WELLBEING WITH SERENE STROLLS AND CALMING MOMENTS IN ACRES OF BEAUTIFUL WATERSIDE GARDENS. Stunning waterside location Teddington Lock Footbridge 14 Teddington Riverside 15 Townhouse Brochure The service you admire THE FREEDOMS YOU DESIRE ENJOY PEACE OF MIND DAY AND NIGHT, WITH 24-HOUR SECURITY AND CONCIERGE FACILITIES.* 24-hour concierge services Our complimentary chauffeur service can be booked to whisk you to or from the railway station, ready to take you home after a day of shopping in the West End. Unparalleled attention to your every need is all part of our service. Your 24-hour concierge at Teddington Riverside provides round-the-clock security, and is always on hand to sign for that all-important package. *Concierge and security facilities available with a yearly service charge. 16 Teddington Riverside 17 Townhouse Brochure Time well spent THE PLACES Tranquility on the River Thames YOU FREQUENT A STUNNING RIVERSIDE LOCATION SURROUNDED BY SOME OF SOUTHWEST LONDON’S FINEST ATTRACTIONS. Exquisite dining options With over a thousand years of history, Teddington was an important river trading post during the reign of King Alfred the Great. Six centuries later, Henry VIII made Hampton Court Palace one of his most favoured residences. Today, the village is welcoming and vibrant, offering a charming high street filled with boutiques and restaurants, plus the attractions of Kingston upon Thames and Richmond Park nearby, with the The Lensbury Club, Spa and Hotel adjacent. Explore the beauty of Richmond Park 18 Teddington Riverside 19 Townhouse Brochure Swimming at The Lensbury Tennis courts on your doorstep Kew Gardens The Gardens at Hampton Court For the games you play Situated moments from Teddington Riverside in 25 acres FOR HOME of landscaped grounds, The Lensbury is a world-class private members’ club that is perfect for family leisure time. & AWAY A little further afield lies Kew Gardens, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with over 50,000 living plants, and the Tudor splendours of Hampton Court Palace, while historic Richmond Theatre offers a wide range of high-quality drama, musicals and dance. PICK UP THE PACE OR UNWIND AND RELAX WITH TEDDINGTON RIVERSIDE’S UNRIVALLED ARRAY OF NEARBY SPORTING AND LEISURE FACILITIES. 20 Teddington Riverside 21 Townhouse Brochure With a home at Teddington Riverside, you’ll be close to the exclusive retail centres of Richmond and Kingston upon Thames, while still benefiting from Teddington Village’s distinctive and individual boutiques. Book an appointment at Amulette to view its eclectic range of jewellery, before picking up a pretty vase at The Collecterie. Pop into The Teddington Cheese for a mouthwatering hamper, adding a full-bodied Tempranillo from The Good Wine Shop to make your evening complete. Savoury delights – The Teddington Cheese For the life you lead FOR EVERYTHING YOU NEED FROM DESIGNER BOUTIQUES TO FLAGSHIP DEPARTMENT STORES, THIS CORNER OF SOUTHWEST LONDON IS A TREASURE TROVE OF SHOPPING DELIGHTS. World-class retail therapy Wines of the world – The Good Wine Shop 22 Teddington Riverside 23 Townhouse Brochure Teddington Riverside is surrounded by acclaimed cafés, restaurants, bars and pubs, with a tempting range of refined options. The moments ogethert THAT YOU’LL REMEMBER FOREVER Seasonal dining delights Contemporary casual lunching Relaxing riverside picnics SAVOUR SOME OF THE BEST DINING IN THE CAPITAL, WHERE EVEN THE MOST CASUAL LUNCH IS A CUT ABOVE. A moment’s stroll away, The Lensbury offers outstanding family dining in the Lounge Restaurant, or try a gourmet picnic on the lawns. For unforgettable views, book a table at The Wharf at Teddington Lock, where a contemporary menu is served in an idyllic waterfront location. Tempting family treats Acclaimed café choices 25 Townhouse Brochure For the future you see FOR THE PEOPLE THEY’LL BE A HOME AT TEDDINGTON RIVERSIDE MEANS EXCEPTIONAL EDUCATION OPTIONS AT EVERY AGE. Take your pick from sought-after independent schools, including The Lady Eleanor Holles School for girls and neighbouring Hampton School for boys. For younger children, nearby Newland House School offers nursery to prep. There are also excellent state options, including Waldegrave School in Twickenham, described by The Sunday Times as the UK’s best comprehensive school. Sporting choices Educational excellence 26 Teddington Riverside STRAWBERRY HILL Richmond Park The moves you make Strawberry THE JOURNEYS Hill House YOU TAKE FULWELL Fulwell Golf Club Teddington THIS HAVEN OF PEACE AND TRANQUILLITY IS Pools & Fitness Centre S ONLY 12 MILES FROM CENTRAL LONDON AND ta nle e Wharf y 5 mins 15 mins 25 mins 35 mins OFFERS SUPERB TRANSPORT CONNECTIONS Rd Restaurant Landmark e Lensbury Club, Par k Rd Arts Centre Spa and Hotel Enjoy excellent links from Teddington Riverside to Heathrow Airport, M&S e Fallow the M3, M4 and M25 motorways, and via public transport into Teddington Foodhall Deer Cafe Central London. This is city living at its most relaxed. Teddington Memorial Hospital eatre Club T EDDINGTON Q u e TEDDINGTON e n ’s R d K i n g s t o n R 7 mins 15 mins d Walbrook Rowing Club / Kingston upon Thames Richmond Station Tamesis Sailing Club By Car By Car Kingston Rowing Club 20 mins 25 mins Heathrow Airport Clapham Junction Bushy Park HAMPTON Waitrose WICK By Car By National Rail Kingston John Lewis KINGSTON Hospital Bentalls shopping 40 mins 45 mins centre The West End Gatwick Airport KINGSTON UPON THAMES By Car By Car Rose eatre Kingston Hampton Hampton University Court Palace Court Park HAMPTON COURT 28 Teddington Riverside 29 Townhouse Brochure RIVER THAMES Shepperton House Marketing Suite Haymarket Teddington Riverside House Camera TOWN House Carlton HOUSES House Six exquisite four-bedroom, three-bathroom family Entrance underground homes with spacious light-filled living areas leading Weir parking out onto a private garden with views across the Cottage 24hr concierge magnificent grounds down to the river. Ecko House TOWNHOUSES BROOM ROAD 31 Townhouse Brochure Specifications for Townhouses Halls & Living Room Mechanical & Electrical • Built-in storage cupboard • Fire safety systems • Gas-powered fireplace with a slate • Satellite TV points hearth and stone interior • Recessed downlighters • Oak
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