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Faithful Court Faithful Court the HOMES Faithful Court Faithful Court THE HOMES......... 5 Upper Norwood THE BUILDINGS..... 6 9 homes INTERIORS......... 8 Mikhail Riches SPECIFICATIONS... 19 Architects LOCAL AREA....... 20 WAYS TO BUY...... 24 OUR TEAM......... 26 3 The homes Faithful Court is a Designed by Stirling Prize-winning architects Mikhail Riches, this hidden gem in the true attractive building contains sense of the word. a handful of two bedroom apartments, all with a balcony, and our unique interior specification, and are available with Help to Buy. There are also two houses across the mews. Faithful Court is tucked away along one arm of Hermitage Road in Upper Norwood. Bus connections to Crystal Palace and FEATURES Croydon are good, and the nearest • 7 x 2 bedroom apartments with balconies train station at Gypsy Hill is just or gardens, some with en suite • 1 x 3 bedroom house with garden 15 minutes’ walk away with trains • 1 x 2 bedroom house with garden into Central London. • Help to Buy available • Very quiet location, near Crystal Palace, with courtyard entrance • 15 minutes’ walk from Gypsy Hill station • Parquet timber flooring in living areas • Composite stone grey worktops and Bosch appliances • Timber shelving and handles • Photovoltaic cells on the apartment block • Dedicated parking spaces, and cycle parking Left: An artist’s impression of the building. 4 5 Apartments 1 to 7 Houses 83A and 83B Parking Parking Faithful Court Parking Upper Norwood Parking SE19 3QN A plan of both buildings showing the parking spaces and the electrical charging points. The site is positioned at the end of one arm of Hermitage Road. HERMITAGE ROAD Existing homes Parking Parking THIRD FLOOR Existing homes 3..12 Bike Store Bike Private Store Garden HERMITAGE ROAD Private Garden 1 TO 7 SECOND FLOOR Private Garden 2..22 Bike Store WICKS WAY 2..11 Existing homes FIRST FLOOR 83B HERMITAGE ROAD 1..22 83A 1..11 HERMITAGE ROAD Bike Store Existing homes Parking GROUND FLOOR Parking 0..22 0..11 6 7 Interiors designed by Kitchens are matt grey with Silestone worktops, oak handles our award-winning and Bosch appliances, while team of architects. bathrooms are white with herringbone tiling, timber shelving and a classic rainfall shower head. Our generous windows allow plenty of natural light to flood in, and layouts encourage open plan living with bedroom spaces to retreat to. Interiors All images in this section are from a different Brick By Brick scheme so some finishes may vary. 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Features & finishes KITCHEN BATHROOM • Super matt graphite base and tall units • White gloss full-height tiling above with Allgood holt oak handles bath, basin and WC, other non-wet • Handle-less super matt white wall units walls to be painted • Silestone worktops • Tiled boxing to conceal WC cistern, • White gloss ceramic wall tiles basin and pipes coloured to match • Stainless steel sink with chrome the walls mixer tap • WC with slow-close seat • Integrated electric oven • Hand basin with single tap • Integrated induction hob • Bath with white bath panel • Integrated recirculating hood • European oak countertop • Integrated fridge/freezer • Mirror fronted cabinet • Washer/dryer located in storage cupboard FLOORING • LED strip lighting to all wall units • Rustic oiled oak parquet block flooring laid to the entrance hall, living room HEATING, LIGHTING and kitchen & ELECTRICAL • Quartz Westex ultima twist carpet • Gas-fired central heating to bedrooms • Wall-hung flat panel radiators • Porcelain floor tiles to bathroom • Heated towel rail to bathroom • LED downlighters throughout GENERAL FINISHES • Audio access entry control system • Walls painted in Brilliant White matt • Ceiling painted in Brilliant White matt • Satin white internal doors, skirting and architraves Brick By Brick are covered by, and adhere to, the consumer code for home buyers. For more information visit: www.nhbc.co.uk/Builders/ConsumerCodeforHomeBuilders 16 17 Unique character, Upper Norwood is unique with its far reaching views to North and places to meet and South. Crystal Palace is a short the space to breathe. walk away, offering independent shops and cafés, a strong community spirit and plenty of open spaces to explore. You are well connected with excellent transport links into Central London and Croydon, and there’s a good selection of primary and secondary schools within walking distance. Local area 18 19 Crystal Palace Park Blackbird Bakery With a modernist bandstand, Bakery that makes everything dinosaurs, annual festival and it sells, even down to roasting ongoing activities this is an its own coffee beans. exciting green space. Four Boroughs Four Hundred Rabbits A hipster place to grab the Pizzeria based in Crystal Palace perfect coffee and cake combo. since 2014. Everyman Cinema Church Road Newly opened independent cinema The heart of vintage shopping in – all the latest releases in plush the area, this group of shops has surroundings. offered reclaimed furniture and ‘stuff’ for nearly 30 years. 20 21 FOOD & DRINK Joanna’s..................................................................1 DULWICH WOOD PARK Numidie Bar and Bistro ....................................... 2 WEST NORWOOD A Torre ................................................................... 3 Yak & Yeti .............................................................. 4 Westow House ..................................................... 5 ELDER ROAD SHOPPING Sainsbury’s ........................................................... 6 Bookseller Crow On The Hill .............................. 7 Papagaio Toys....................................................... 8 Mrs Robinson ....................................................... 9 Smash Bang Wallop .......................................... 10 GIPSY HILL Norwood Park PARKS Norwood Park ...................................................... 11 11 Upper Norwood Recreation Ground .................12 Westow Park ........................................................13 Crystal Palace Park ............................................14 CENTRAL HILL Crystal Palace Park LOCAL AMENITIES CRYSTAL PALACE PARADE Upper Norwood Library ......................................15 Crystal Palace Sports Centre ............................16 CENTRAL HILL 14 SCHOOLS 5 All Saints CofE Primary School ........................17 15 Crystal Palace Downsview Primary and Nursery School .........18 HERMITAGE ROAD 9 2 1 National Sports Centre Harris City Academy ..........................................19 10 3 16 TRAVEL 7 8 WESTOW ST. CRYSTAL PALACE TRAINS TO CENTRAL LONDON 12 Gypsy Hill Overground .............................25 mins BEULAH HILL 6 Crystal Palace Overground ......................25 mins West Norwood Overground .....................25 mins 13 Upper Norwood 4 Recreation 18 BUS Ground Westow Park 468 to Elephant & Castle ........................ 58 mins 196 to Brixton ........................................... 39 mins 468 to Croydon .........................................27 mins CHURCH ROAD CYCLE Crystal Palace triangle ...............................5 mins West Norwood .............................................7 mins Croydon ......................................................23 mins Brixton ........................................................22 mins WALK 17 Gypsy Hill Station ..................................... 16 mins Crystal Palace Station .............................. 18 mins West Norwood Station ............................ 30 mins 19 22 23 Our experienced sales Our sales team are based in our shop in central Croydon, and are team can help you find available to offer advice about the best options for different buying options. These buying one of our homes. homes are prioritised for local residents, and are available with Help to Buy. Help to Buy First time buyers and home movers are both eligible for a Help to Buy Equity Loan, where the government will lend you up to 40% of the cost of your new build home. You put in the minimum 5% cash deposit upfront. Ways to buy 24 25 Delivering the housing local people need, whilst putting the profits to work for the local population. Our team Who we are Collaborators We are Brick By Brick. Mikhail Riches Architects Built in Croydon for Croydon. Mikhail Riches are a talented team of architects, led by David Mikhail and This is a borough of many parts. Annalie Riches. Their approach is ‘as Urban, suburban and rural, rolling hills environmentally and socially conscious to terrace-end murals. It’s where every as the client will allow’ and they have won kind of people have made their home. the 2019 Stirling Prize for their housing scheme for Norwich Council. Which is why the new homes we’re building are for everyone – young and Common Ground Architecture old, families and friends, social tenants Common Ground is our own team of award and private owners. Intelligently designed winning architects. Common Ground houses and flats with room to live well, designed the interiors of the homes, built to last and beautifully practical. introducing our bespoke Brick By Brick specifications. We’re building them across the borough, hundreds each year, and sending the Croydon Council proceeds to Croydon Council to invest Croydon Council is the sole shareholder of in public services. Brick By Brick. Our homes are prioritised for local residents, and all the proceeds It’s a new way for boroughs like ours to from the sale of our homes go back to the deliver the housing local people need, council to help fund public services. while putting the profits to work for the local population. And because we’re local, too, we know what will work, for each place, each community and each potential buyer or tenant. A borough of many parts needs homes for everyone. 26 Call us 020 3034 2565 Visit our website wearebrickbybrick.com Twitter / Instagram @brickbybrickldn Visit our shop 62 George Street Croydon CR0 1PD.
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