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1, 2 & 3 Bedroom Apartments 1, 2 & 3 BEDROOM APARTMENTS SURREY QUAYS, LONDON SE8 ENERGY HYDRO – LIVE BEYOND EXPECTATIONS. From Surrey Quays you can dial up London as and when you want to. The cycling, the gyms, the sociability and the water. Feel alive! FLUIDITY HYDRO – EFFORTLESSLY FLOW TO LONDON’S TOP DESTINATIONS. Only a few minutes' walk from excellent connections to Canary Wharf, the City and Central London. SERENITY HYDRO – ENJOY THE FREEDOM TO INVEST IN YOURSELF. Relax and regenerate in our luxury 1, 2 & 3 bedroom apartments with the unique ambiance and character of Surrey Quays surrounding you. 2 3 STRATFORD CANARY WHARF O2 ARENA LONDON 28 MINUTES 15 MINUTES 26 MINUTES CITY AIRPORT 38 MINUTES GREENLAND SURREY QUAYS PIER 12 MINUTES GREENLAND DOCK 4 MINUTES SOUTH DOCK MARINA 5 MINUTES Distances approximate from Hydro. Source: Maps.google.co.uk. Computer generated image of Hydro at Surrey Quays. 4 5 AN Canary Wharf is just across the Throughout the year, Canary Wharf Thames from Surrey Quays and offers a programme of music, film, it’s impossible to ever get tired of theatre, dance, art, open air concerts, the majestic river and constantly food markets and vintage fairs – ALTERNATIVE evolving skyline. many of which are free. The winter ice skating rink is illuminated by There are over 300 shops, from high more than 8Kms of under-ice street names to outlets offering lighting, making the experience even ENERGY more eclectic and luxury items. You more magical. have an excellent choice of cafés, bars and restaurants to graze at SOURCE while you spend the day wandering. When you’d like a break from shopping, head up to the roof garden. One of the largest in London, this includes a performance space for drama, music, dance and spoken word. CANARY WHARF 15 MINUTES Distances approximate from Hydro. Source: Maps.google.co.uk, includes walking time and RB1 Ferry from Greenland Surrey Quays Pier to Canary Wharf. 6 7 You may be keen on outdoor sports Surrey Docks Farm is a working farm, JOIN THE or prefer something a little more home to pigs, sheep and goats and tranquil like walking the dog or even a working blacksmith’s forge. It’s an fishing. However you like to relax or get excellent way to give the children outdoors, Surrey Quays has a wide range a taste of the country. LONDON of options. When you simply want to wander and Burgess Park, Southwark's largest park, imagine London’s richly colourful past, has a fitness centre, tennis courts and take a stroll through South Dock MOVEMENT you can also fish there. Southwark Park's Marina or sign up for one of the sports facilities include football pitches, ever-popular Grand Surrey Canal Walks. tennis courts and Southwark Athletics Centre. There's also a café, children's play room, art gallery with free exhibitions and a traditional, restored bandstand. RUSSIA DOCK WOODLAND 20 MINUTES SOUTH DOCK MARINA 5 MINUTES SOUTHWARK PARK One thing I do like to do is go for a run in the 12 MINUTES mornings along the Dock, it’s got a beautiful backdrop and is never too crowded. *Distances approximate from Hydro. Source: Maps.google.co.uk. 8 9 LONDON RECHARGED The 02, just 4.2 miles away, hosts world-class sporting, music and comedy events throughout the year. Movie fans will find themselves surrounded by multi-screen cinemas at the O2 and at nearby West India Quay, while Everyman in Canary Wharf provides a boutique movie theatre option. Situated less than 6 miles away from your new home, the West End of London is famous for its fantastic range of theatres, attractions, hotels and shopping. The award-winning English National Ballet is due to move to London City Island in 2019, bringing breathtaking classical ballet to the heart of East London – not to be missed. O2 ARENA 26 MINUTES Distances approximate from Hydro. Source: Maps.google.co.uk and train times taken from nationalrail.co.uk. 10 11 CAMDEN PURE HACKNEY STRATFORD CONNECTIVITY QUEEN ELIZABETH OLYMPIC PARK BOW ST PAUL’S SHOREDITCH CATHEDRAL MARYLEBONE WHITECHAPEL CITY OF LONDON CANARY WHARF LONDON EYE TOWER BRIDGE BUCKINGHAM PALACE LONDON CITY AIRPORT THE SHARD SURREY QUAYS KNIGHTSBRIDGE HOUSES OF SOUTHWARK PARLIAMENT THE O2 ISLE OF DOGS WESTMINSTER CHELSEA GREENWICH THE KIA OVAL DEPTFORD BATTERSEA PECKHAM BRIXTON YOUR SOURCE OF GREAT From Canada Water Underground station, CONNECTIONS TO LONDON 12 minutes’ walk away, you can take the fast AND BEYOND. Jubilee Line directly to Canary Wharf, the City and central London.* And for when you’re Living at Surrey Quays, you’re never far away travelling abroad, there are direct DLR from everything London has to offer. Whether connections to London City Airport and it’s work or play. Heathrow from Canary Wharf and the City. Surrey Quays railway station on the East London Line is a 10 minute walk. And you can be at London *Distances approximate from Hydro. Source: Maps.google.co.uk Bridge in 8 minutes and Bond Street in 18 minutes. and train times taken from nationalrail.co.uk. 12 13 TRAVEL TIMES LINKING YOU TO THE CAPITAL River Thames 7 minutes O2 Arena 26 minutes The Shard 25 minutes London Eye 30 minutes 1 4 STRATFORD (13 MINUTES) 45 minutesBig Ben CANARY WHARF (2 MINUTES) 15 minutes' walk CANADA WATER CLAPHAM HIGH STREET (16 MINUTES) JUBILEE LINE LONDON BRIDGE (4 MINUTES) PECKHAM RYE (8 MINUTES) WATERLOO (7 MINUTES) 15 minutes' (COMINGwalk SOON) & ferry CANARY WHARF 9 minutes' walk WESTMINSTER SURREY QUAYS (9 MINUTES) OVERGROUND GREEN PARK WHITECHAPEL (10 MINUTES) (3 MINUTES) CANADA WATER (1 MINUTE) BOND STREET (13 MINUTES) LIVERPOOL STREET BAKER STREET (6 MINUTES) (15 MINUTES) WHITECHAPEL (9 MINUTES) FARRINGDON SHOREDITCH HIGH STREET (8 MINUTES) (11 MINUTES) 15 HOXTON TOTTENHAM COURT ROAD (13 MINUTES) (11 MINUTES) Distances approximate from Hydro. Sources: Maps.google.co.uk, walkit.com and tfl.gov.uk BOND STREET (13 MINUTES) THE IDEAL BALANCE FOR LONDON LIFE Hydro not only gives you the freedom to easily experience the vibrancy of London whenever you want, it offers you the perfect escape from the fast pace of city life. As soon as you enter your comfortable, stylish apartment and close the door, you’ll lock out all the hustle and bustle, and feel your body begin to relax. Then continue to unwind in a way that best suits you. Create a culinary masterpiece in your new kitchen, get lost in a good book, listen to your favourite music, or laugh until the early hours of the morning with your best friend. You can relax in your own space until you are ready to dive straight back into London life. 16 17 SPECIFICATION KITCHEN BATHROOM GENERAL • Fully-fitted kitchens by AND ENSUITE • Dublin twist carpet in grey Manhattan with white gloss • White sanitaryware with to bedrooms units and handleless soft chrome-plated monobloc • Amtico flooring in Sun Bleached close doors and drawers mixer tap Oak to hall, living and dining area • Black granite worktop • Chrome plated single lever • TV/FM/SAT and telephone with polished edges monobloc bath tap and variable points with provision for and 100mm upstand height shower over bath Satellite TV and Broadband • Zanussi built-in electric (where no ensuite provided) internet services oven with induction hob, or in shower enclosure • Hot water and heating integrated cooker hood where provided by district heating network and black glass splashback • Clear glass shower enclosure with individual Heat • Fully integrated washer/dryer where provided, clear glass Interface Units surface-mounted screen to bath • Fully integrated A+ rated where no ensuite provided • Smoke, carbon monoxide fridge/freezer and heat detectors with • White porcelain floor tiles battery backup • Fully integrated dishwasher • Full height tiling to shower • White internal doors with • Integrated combi microwave oven enclosure and end walls of polished chrome/satin finish • Blanco stainless steel bath where provided ironmongery undermounted 1½ bowl sink • LED chrome downlights • Wall-mounted stainless steel with single lever monobloc lighting to balcony/terrace mixer tap • Chrome-heated towel rail • 10-year NHBC Buildmark warranty • Surface-mounted under • Shaver point counter lights • Future stone white overlap decor • Compliant with safety sprinkler regulations • Amtico flooring in Sun Bleached wall tiles to bath-side wall Oak to kitchen • Half-height tiling to one course • Walls painted in Timeless White and ceilings in White • LED aluminium downlights above wash hand basin on wash hand basin wall matt emulsion • Ceilings painted in White matt emulsion, walls in Timeless White • Ceilings in White matt emulsion, matt emulsion untiled walls in Timeless White matt emulsion Photography of typical Fairview showhome interiors. Kitchen design and finish is subject to change. Specification details are for guidance only. For a more detailed specification of your chosen property type, please ask the Sales Advisor. This is a guide and subject to change. Government compliant safety sprinklers are included where applicable throughout the apartment. 18 19 TERRACE † BATHROOM MASTER BEDROOM HALL KITCHEN/LIVING/DINING STORE BALCONY STORE KITCHEN/LIVING/DINING MASTER BEDROOM HALL BATHROOM 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT N 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT N PLOT 1 PLOT 2 KITCHEN/LIVING/DINING 6.14m x 6.08m 20'1" x 19'9" KITCHEN/LIVING/DINING 6.49m x 3.76m 21'2" x 12'3" MASTER BEDROOM 4.70m x 2.74m 15'4" x 8'9" MASTER BEDROOM 3.83m x 3.17m 12'5" x 10'4" TERRACE 5 sq m 53.8 sq ft BALCONY 5 sq m 58.3 sq ft Plot 1 1st Floor Plot 2 1st Floor TOTAL NET AREA 59.7 sq m 642 sq ft TOTAL NET AREA 50.5 sq m 544 sq ft †Stepped access to terrace.
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