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St-James-Hurlingham-Gate-Fulham 1 IntroductIon 01 SET IN THE DESIRABLE NEIGHBOURHOOD OF fulhaM, ADJACENT TO THE MAGNIFICENT HURLINGHAM CLUB, HURLINGHAM GATE COMBINES THE SOPHISTICATION OF CITY LIVING WITH THE CHARM OF VILLAGE LIFE Arranged around a private gated courtyard, this superb collection of just 13, four bedroom classic townhouses all benefit from private terraces, secluded courtyard gardens and dedicated off-street parking. Each residence is arranged over four floors, with spacious living areas throughout, including a dressing room to the master bedroom, two ensuites and a family bathroom. Some properties boast expansive bi-fold doors that seamlessly integrate the garden into the home, offering the opportunity to enjoy relaxed modern city living within a tranquil setting. Each featuring stunning interiors by celebrated designer Martin Goddard, these family homes are the epitome of St James’ exceptional quality and award-winning design. Hurlingham Gate is in a perfect location, within a short stroll of the New King’s Road and just two miles from Chelsea. Parsons Green station is 0.7 miles away, taking you into central London in approximately 15 minutes. With excellent local amenities, it offers an idyllic setting for both family life and stylish entertaining. St James is launching the first of this three phase development with the desirable Hurlingham Gate. The second phase, Hurlingham Walk, will be a collection of 68 apartments set amongst spectacular landscaping and all benefiting from a superior specification and private basement parking. The whole scheme will provide 149 new homes and is part of the wider regeneration of South Fulham Riverside. tHE d EvELoPMENT 03 Less than five miles from the centre of London, Hurlingham Gate is perfectly positioned to enjoy all that Fulham has to offer. Surrounded by pockets of parkland, Hurlingham Gate is well served by local amenities in nearby Parsons Green, while there is a wealth of fashionable shops, bars and restaurants on the New King’s Road and the Fulham Road beyond. HURLInGHAM walk Fulham Palace, Bishop’s Park and Chelsea Harbour are popular attractions within easy reach. SOUTH PA rK HURLInGHAM PAr K The River Thames is a short walk away, from where London’s many landmarks are effortlessly accessible. Hurlingham Gate will also benefit from the nearby South Fulham Riverside Regeneration, which will cover a total of 40 hectares, with a south-facing river frontage of 1,700 metres. The main focus of the regeneration project is to embrace leisure, recreational and cHELSEA PUTNEY sporting facilities linked to the river. As a result, transportation will be improved in the area and PArSONS G rEEn existing open spaces will be upgraded with new parks and New K InG'S r oAd play areas created for the local community. PArSONS G rEEn 05 Please note map is not to scale and is indicative only vILLAGE LIFE 07 A Quintessential English village lifestyle is within easy reach OF hurlinghaM gate Surrounded by the constant flux of one of the world’s most exciting cities, Parsons Green offers British life at a much quieter pace. This tranquil corner of London lets you enjoy an enviable lifestyle where traditional independent shops are within easy walking distance, offering the ultimate in modern convenience within a relaxed village atmosphere. FLORIST RESTAURANTS BAKERS BARS AND PUBS vILLAGE LIFE 09 Village life within an elegant urban environMent is only half A Mile froM HurlinghaM Gate The best of British shopping, anna dining and living is all available A stylish boutique offering luxury in your neighbourhood, with designer fashion, Anna is the perfect its charming parades of truly place to shop or browse at one's leisure. independent shops, cafés, Personal styling is available by appointment. www.shopatanna.com gastropubs and galleries. aMuSe BOuCHe Established in 2006, this Parsons Green hotspot is renowned for serving up London's finest Champagne and a superb selection of cocktails. Luna Stein www.amusebouchelondon.com A treasure trove of beautiful flowers, candles and cards, this delightful florist stocks an incredible selection of blooms and creates stunning arrangements to suit all occasions. www.lunasteinflorist.co.uk PaRSOn'S nOSe Fulham’s finest butchers stock only free-range and superior quality farm meats and poultry, with an excellent selection of seasonal game. www.parsonsnose.co.uk BaYLeY & S aGe This well-known delicatessen and gourmet food store stocks over 130 cheeses, fresh seasonal produce KinG'S COuRt GaLLeRieS sourced from local suppliers, artisan breads, organic meat and fresh fish Specialising in antique maps, decorative from Looe in Cornwall. prints and dramatic photography for over 20 years, King's Court Galleries also offers www.bayley-sage.co.uk bespoke framing. Their large-scale artworks are particularly impressive. www.kingscourtgalleries.co.uk MaO TAI Popular chic restaurant serving seasonal Chinese, Japanese and Vietnamese cuisine, from dim sum, tempura and crispy duck to regional curries and fresh fish. www.maotai.co.uk DuKe On tHe GReen A truly stylish and elegant yet relaxed place to eat, drink and enjoy, right on Parsons Green. Scrumptious sharing platters are a speciality. www.dukeonthegreen.co.uk Hurlingham Gate Please note map is not to scale and is indicative only vILLAGE LIFE 11 PARKED ON THE NEW KING'S ROAD 01 OVERVIEW OF FULHAM Benefiting from its position on one of the best Fulham is a unique place, where small and stretches of the River Thames, nestling between specialist shops predominate, from antiques Putney and Chelsea, Fulham is among the most to Harley Davidson motorcycles, dazzling lights desirable of London’s leafy suburbs. Boasting a to designer fashions. In addition, the whole area number of riverside parks and gardens, along is filled with an array of delightful neighbourhood with a multitude of some of London’s finest bars, delicatessens, cafés and markets. restaurants, arts and entertainment venues, 02 this is London at its most vibrant and enjoyable. Fulham is known worldwide for its sporting prowess. Quite apart from the prestigious Hurlingham Club, Michelin starred River Café is set right on the considered by many to be the home of polo, waterfront and Jamie Oliver, Hugh Fearnley there are two top-flight football clubs (Chelsea -Whittingstall and Marco Pierre White are all play locally at Stamford Bridge Stadium and Fulham represented in the area, while bars like The Dove, play home games at Craven Cottage). In addition, the Anglesea Arms and The Blue Anchor are the internationally renowned Queen’s Club hosts 01 / New King's Road well-known for their atmosphere and hospitality. the annual precursor to the Wimbledon Lawn 02 / Polo, Hurlingham Club The Lyric Theatre, Eventim Apollo and the Riverside Tennis Championships and the world-famous Oxford 03 / Putney Bridge Studios attract audiences from far and wide. and Cambridge Boat Race passes along the banks. 04 / Marco Restaurant, London 03 04 vILLAGE LIFE 13 Shopping and AMenities The superb stores around PERUSING Parsons Green celebrate shopping the way it used to be. Independent shopkeepers offer a personal service, with a vast array of specialist outlets to whet your appetite. IN PARSON'S NOSE Fresh bread and sumptuous cakes are available from Maison Blanc and Le Pain Quotidien, while The Grocer offers high-end chef-prepared meals for you to cook at home. Both Wyndham House and Parson’s Nose offer the very finest quality meats and fresh seasonal produce and organic vegetables are available at Bayley & Sage. There is also a little Waitrose (for convenience). In addition, the Parsons Green Farmers' Market is open every Sunday, featuring top-quality farmers' produce and a wide range of artisan producers. vILLAGE LIFE 15 R E S T A U R A N T S , cafÉS and bars Traditional Italian at Gola or Luna Nuova, fragrant Thai at the Blue Elephant, rustic Spanish at El Metro, exquisite Chinese at RELAXED Mao Tai: the area’s diverse range of bars and restaurants offer an eclectic menu of tastes and experiences. Côte’s duck confit and crème brûlée are better than many across the Channel, while juicy Argentinian steaks are the stars at Buenos Aires. Champagne of all vintages can AT AMUSE BOUCHE be sampled at Amuse Bouche and The White Horse offers English cask ales in a traditional Victorian coaching inn. vILLAGE LIFE 17 LEISURE Perfect for walking dogs, picnicking or simply promenading with the pram, the open lawns, mature trees and well-maintained gardens at Hurlingham Park and South Park offer a tranquil escape. Cricket, tennis, rugby and football are all accommodated, while Hurlingham Park plays host to the annual Polo in the Park competition. Parsons Green and Fulham Palace Park are also within easy reach. London ov Erview 19 London is truly world class: A uniQue COMbination of over 2,000 years of tradition and 21ST century culture 01 From the timeless river to the most up-to-date attractions and from its ancient monuments to contemporary architecture, London is a city of contrasts. History is ever present in the museums, the palaces and the parks. Yet the UK’s Capital always looks forward, setting the pace for the rest of the world. The Royal Albert Hall, Tate Modern, the British Museum, the West End stage… London 02 has long had a reputation as a world-leading centre for the arts. Dining in the Capital is also among the best in the world, with an impressive number of Michelin starred restaurants. London is renowned for its unparalleled shopping opportunities, with legendary department stores, international designers and eclectic boutiques side by side. With the King's 03 Road and Knightsbridge just a few miles away – not to mention Westfield, Europe’s largest shopping centre – there are 05 always new and ever more fascinating luxury retail destinations to be explored.
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