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Thurlow Park Road LONDON SE21 a Collection of Just Nine Notable Residences in WEST DULWICH THURLOW PARK Road LONDON SE21 A COLLECTION OF JUST NINE NOTABLE RESIDENCES IN WEST DULWICH Eight luxury three bedroom duplex apartments and an exclusive four bedroom penthouse, all set in one of London’s most sought after locations. CONTEMPORARY LUXURY WITH STYLE THURLOW PARK Road These elegant large duplex apartments and penthouse, LONDON SE21 combine sophisticated grandeur and high-tech urban living in an idyllic village setting on the edge of the renowned Dulwich Conservation area. – The Development – Development – The – The Development – Development – The 2 Computer generated image 3 WEST DULWICH VILLAGE LIFE CLOSE TO THE CIty With its beautiful expansive green open spaces, mansion houses, millponds and idyllic village atmosphere, it’s almost impossible to believe that you’re just minutes from the centre of London. Having earned its Conservation area status in 1968 this exclusive and upmarket area has a charming, old world atmosphere with mature chestnut trees, leafy streets, white picket fences and a great range of independent shops, boutiques and cafés. Today, Dulwich Village remains a private estate owned by the Dulwich Estate, a charity that, historically, has managed the neighbourhood. Dulwich is a special place and when people move here, they choose to stay. – Explore Dulwich – Dulwich – Explore Dulwich Festival This annual event celebrates the talent of the area’s residents. – Explore Dulwich – Dulwich – Explore There are exhibitions, walks, talks and music recitals. The festival ends with the Dulwich Village fun day which has been known to finish with a pram race or a dog show. Dulwich Books This is a part of London famous for education, so it’s not surprising to find fabulous bookshops. Dulwich Books has regular celebrity signings and was recently voted London’s Independent Bookshop of the Year. Dulwich Picture Gallery Founded in 1811 and the first gallery to open its doors to the public, Dulwich Picture Gallery is famous around the world. It houses an outstanding collection of masterpieces by Rembrandt, Rubens, Watteau and Gainsborough. 4 5 OF THE BEST GREAT for KEEPING ACTIVE Dulwich is a great place for walking and cycling and perfect for all sports lovers. There are many fabulous parks to choose from and a wide REASONS TO LIVE AT selection of clubs and diverse sporting facilities like the famous Herne Hill Velodrome or Lido at Brockwell Park. For golfing enthusiasts the THURLOW PARK ROAD Dulwich & Sydenham Hill Golf Club has excellent facilities and superb 9 views across the Capital. YOUR IDEAL HOME CULTURE Everything from the beautifully designed exterior to the generous, open Dulwich has an abundance of activities to fascinate the most plan layout speaks of a well considered modern home. Here is a home demanding culture vulture. As well as the fabulous Dulwich Picture to be proud of – a refined apartment complemented by imaginatively Gallery and its magnificent collection of European art, there’s one landscaped outside areas. This is a rare opportunity to own a highly of London’s most celebrated museums – the Horniman. It boasts a appointed, newly built home, with all the benefits of smart technology. fascinating natural history collection, aquarium and famous gardens that are perfect for a summer’s afternoon. A relaXING LIFESTYLE WELL CONNECTED With all its parks and wide open spaces, Dulwich is much more relaxed Dulwich has great transport links. You can commute to the city centre than the centre of London. There is always a friendly face when you are in minutes, reach the other pockets of South London, or getaway to the out and about. Brockwell Park Lido is a local favourite on summer days countryside and South Coast whenever you desire. West Dulwich Station – 9 ofBest – the for relaxing by the pool or enjoying a fabulous brunch at the café. No is a mere 6 minutes walk away and Tulse Hill can be reached easily in wonder it’s such a popular place to live. 11 minutes. Regular day and night buses serve the local area and beyond. – 9 of theBest – A VillaGE ATmosphere TOP OF THE CLASS Dulwich has a feel that is quite unique in London. Maybe it’s the Dulwich has a reputation for excellent schools including three of village atmosphere with the only surviving tollgate in London, the local London’s top independent schools: James Allen’s Girls’ School, Dulwich independent shops, restaurants, markets and the wide open spaces College and one of the best theatrical schools in the country, Alleyn’s. or the wonderful sense of community that make Dulwich so special. Other schools include Dulwich Hamlet Junior School, Dulwich Village Whatever it is, people love Dulwich, and move here and stay. Infants School and the well regarded Kingsdale Foundation School. A Food lovers PARADISE INSPIRED SPECIFICATioN There are fabulous cafés, gourmet pubs and restaurants, together Step inside and discover beautifully appointed interiors with spacious with fascinating independent food shops offering a delicious selection dining areas and contemporary kitchens that are perfect for entertaining of homemade and speciality foods sitting side by side with larger and socialising or unwinding after a hard day’s work. This is a space you convenience stores. 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