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The Regeneration of East Croydon The Regeneration of East Croydon REGENERATION MORELLO CELEBRATES THE BEGINNING OF AN EXCITING NEW ERA FOR CROYDON. WITH A PRIME POSITION IN THE HEART OF TOWN, Morello COULD NOT BE BETTER PLACED FOR LIVING, LEISURE AND WORK. You’ll find a superb range of 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments at Morello, all designed to meet the highest standards of contemporary taste. The setting is surprisingly green, with the private landscaping forming an oasis in Croydon town centre. However, you don’t have to go very far to sample the ever-vibrant scene that is central Croydon. It’s all waiting for you on the doorstep. And if business or leisure takes you to London, you can be there in an astonishing 13 minutes or alternatively, Gatwick Airport in just 15 minutes*. *All timings are approximate. Source www.tfl.gov.uk 4 \\ MORELLO Computer Generated Image is indicative only. MORELLO \\ 5 Computer Generated Images are indicative only. A SETTING TO PLEASE THE EYE AN ENTRANCE TO IMPRESS Morello stands in its own landscaped Morello will also make a positive grounds, which provide a quiet oasis contribution to the local environment, away from the surrounding urban scene. thanks to green roofs on some of the buildings. The landscape designers have incorporated new trees, gently Entering the building, you’ll be impressed contoured grassy areas, bench seating by the contemporary urban styling of the and paths, with the car park hidden reception area, which has the look of a away below ground. There are two boutique hotel. Services for residents play areas designed for the needs of continue the hotel-style theme, with a younger residents. concierge service and an exclusive gym providing extra convenience. 6 \\ MORELLO Computer Generated Image is indicative only. MORELLO \\ 7 Computer Generated Image is indicative only. YOU’LL FEEL PERFECTLY AT HOME IN MORELLO The smartly designed interiors at and en suites have modern and stylish Morello bring together contemporary white sanitaryware, and there’s a choice* looks and finishes with a range of quality of flooring finishes: laminate for the fixtures and fittings; all you need, kitchen, hall and living area, carpet for in fact, to move in and start feeling the bedrooms. Your master bedroom at home immediately. also includes a fitted wardrobe with sliding doors. The fitted kitchens include the full range of appliances, the bathrooms * Subject to build stage 8 \\ MORELLO Computer Generated Image is indicative only. 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The aim is to put y H £1 billion towards ensuring a prosperous ld T l r H H i F o Park l CONTRIBUTED MUCH to i l l i l n w Although Westg Croydon The busy road that East Croydon station is The vision for College R This eight hectare area own A T o k Rd s d Croydon firmly on the map as a stoc d h Wood future for Croydon. The plans are set t e r d 2 a S r y 1 h Britain’S PROSPERITY ANDa t o station is the focus, slices through the the busiest interchange Green is to develop will have distinctive 2 out in a five-point Masterplan, each part world class metropolitan centre. c C e Cr d e this Masterplan will centre of Croydon will outside central London, an educational and shopping,Selborne Rrestaurants, focusing on a different area of the centre, GOOD NAME ABROAD, h T also improve public be transformed into an with train services to cultural quarter, which hotel and leisure facilities building on its assets and developing the A lot of the work is already underway AND THIS CONTRIBUTION L A23 ow amenities, placing shops, environmentally and London Bridge, also includes a mixture as well as office space. amenities it needs. and you can see the transformation 2 er IS likely to CONTINUE .” Coo A232 cafésmbe andS small parks people-friendly ‘green Victoria and Gatwick of residential, retail Its showpiece building taking shape. Duppaspp t Broadly speaking, the Masterplan will The Right ReverendHill Wilfred Wood, amongst the commercial spine’. It’ll be a much Airport. The Masterplan and leisure uses. is already complete: the Bishop of Croydon, 1985 to 2002 bring new homes, shops, leisure amenities There’s no doubt that Croydon’s and residential buildings. nicer way to get to the improves the station Fairfield Halls and glass-clad, green-roofed and business space, increase transport ambitions are going to be realised. new Westfield shopping itself, as well as the Croydon College are Bernard Weatherill house centre on Wellesley Road. amenities around it. key elements. House council offices. 10 \\ MORELLO MORELLO \\ 11 There’s no shortage of shopping money in Croydon. ” WITH WESTFIELD AND HAMMERSON’S VENTURE WE CROYDON LOVES Around £770 million is spent in the town centre every ARE GOING to SEE A CHANGED face OF CROYDON. year, so it’s no surprise that investors have recognised IT’S GOING to BRING SO MANY OPPORTUNITIES HERE, TO SHOP AND INVESTORS its potential and have drawn up plans that will take CAN SEE THE POTENTIAL Croydon into the London West End league. I THINK IT IS A fantastic PLACE to LIVE AND WORK.” Yvette Hopley, Retail giants Westfield and Hammerson are joining Mayor of Croydon 2013-14 forces in a £1 billion regeneration of the Whitgift Centre and Centrale, merging them as one vast, glittering shopping and leisure complex.
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