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Shared Ownership Ealing Welcomes a Vibrant New Neighbourhood Designed by the Award‑Winning Conran and Partners Shared Ownership Ealing welcomes a vibrant new neighbourhood designed by the award-winning Conran and Partners. Lush greenery sets the inspirational scene for over 770 design-led new homes, where tree-lined boulevards connect landscaped gardens with inviting plazas. Every architectural detail has been carefully considered. Designed using high quality materials that are simple in form, Jigsaw promises a cosmopolitan lifestyle in a setting that will age and grow gracefully. Crossrail's upcoming Elizabeth Line will complete the picture, transforming high speed travel across London and beyond, with a brand new station at West Ealing. Jigsaw, connect with excellence. “We truly believe that good design makes Jigsaw Phase 3 is the latest phase of the long awaited new development by FABRICA and Rydon and is one of a long line of ambitious projects to benefit from the design excellence of Conran and people Partners – one of Britain’s most pioneering architecture, interiors and visionary design studios. Their acclaimed, forward thinking team believe that good design improves the quality of people’s lives – a philosophy that runs through every element of this inspiring happier” new neighbourhood. Computer generated image is indicative only 05 St Pancras Hanger Lane International Pitshanger Park Maida The Regent’s Park Euston King’s Vale Cross St. Pancras Park Royal Regent’s Warwick MARYLEBONE Park Euston Russell North Acton Avenue Square Square Marylebone Great Wormwood Scrubs Park Portland Street Cuckoo Park Westbourne North Ealing West Acton Edgware Holborn Park Road Acton Royal Oak Drayton Green Main Line Tottenham Court Road Chancery East Acton Lane Ealing Broadway Oxford Circus Bond Street West Ealing Latimer Road SOHO Marble Arch White City Notting Queensway Hanwell WHITE CITY Hill Gate Ealing Acton Central Walpole Common Wood Lane Park Piccadilly Ealing Circus Common Green Park Hyde Park Kensington Gardens EALING KENSINGTON 0.7 miles Lammas Hyde Park Green Park Corner Park Holland Park South St James’s Park Ealing Acton Tow n Westminster Buckingham Waterloo Knightsbridge Palace Gardens KNIGHTSBRIDGE WESTMINSTER Northfields Gunnersbury Park South Acton Jubilee Ravenscourt Gardens Boston Manor Park Turnham Green Hammersmith South Chiswick Park Kensington Victoria Earl’s Court Gunnersbury Sloane Kew Bridge Square Pimlico Barons Court Brentford Vauxhall 2.3 miles West CHISWICK Brompton Chiswick Fulham Broadway Oval Kew Gardens Battersea Park Battersea Park BATTERSEA Kew Parsons Green Gardens Queenstown Road Imperial Stockwell Isleworth Wharf RICHMOND FULHAM Barnes Bridge Putney Wandsworth Road 3.6 miles Lower Common Jigsaw’s unique connections to the heart of the capital mean residents can enjoy the full benefit of London living. Often recognised as one of the greatest cities in the world, London offers countless museums, theatres, galleries and cultural attractions as well as a myriad of gastronomical delights. Map not to scale and shows approximate locations only 07 Just 15 minutes into London’s West End Crossrail wil provide a brand new connection to Jigsaw, with the Elizabeth Line running through West Ealing station, only 500m away. A new, bright and spacious ticket hall, a new footbridge and longer platforms are all being built as part of a range of improvements to the station. A fast, easy commute is assured, with high speed trains reaching Bond Street in 15 minutes, Liverpool Street in 22 minutes and Canary Wharf in less than half an hour. With Heathrow Airport just 13 minutes away, Crossrail's Elizabeth Line opens up a world of travel opportunities. Journey times calculated using crossrail.co.uk 09 58 mins Highgate Stay connected. Jigsaw is brilliantly connected for all forms of transport. 45 mins Wembley Central 55 It’s just a five minute stroll to West mins Hampstead Ealing station and a short walk to Ealing Broadway, with its rail and tube connections. Take Crossrail's Elizabeth Line* to Heathrow airport in 13 minutes, or to Canary Wharf in 47 just 29 minutes. mins Camden Town King’s Cross Paddington Baker Street Euston St. Pancras International 32 40 41 12 mins mins mins mins Liverpool Street Ealing Farringdon Broadway 20 46 22 Shepherd’s mins To Reading Bush mins mins By car 02 06 15 17 Moorgate mins mins 15 25 28 mins 37 mins Heathrow Airport 23 mins mins mins mins mins 51 West Aldgate mins Osterley Park 17 mins To Canary Wharf Ealing Acton North Notting Hill Gate Bond Street Oxford Circus Tottenham Court Road Westfield Shopping Centre 17 mins 46 Main Line Acton mins Notting Hill 22 mins Kew Gardens 16 mins 41 mins Bank 54 12 mins mins Ealing Common Piccadilly Circus Tower Hill Key 42 Charing mins Cross London Underground Acton Town Earl’s Court Victoria National Rail 15 31 33 40 mins mins mins mins Crossrail's Elizabeth Line (upcoming) 46 mins London Bridge DLR South Kensington 36 43 mins West Brompton mins Waterloo 29 37 mins Kew Gardens mins Fulham Broadway 13 mins Heathrow Airport 37 mins Richmond 48 45 mins mins Clapham Vauxhall Junction 51 mins Wimbledon 11 *Crossrail's Elizabeth Line service is currently due to open in 2021, this could be subject to change. Map not to scale. Journey times are calculated from West Ealing station using tfl.gov.uk and crossrail.co.uk at peak time and are dependent on time of travel. An urban patchwork. This corner of West London is where independent boutiques sit comfortably alongside high street favourites. Delicatessens stock treats from around the world and independent florists exhibit eye-catching bouquets. For fresh produce, the weekly Ealing Farmers Market is piled high with baskets of delicious artisan breads, fresh fish from the Dorset coast, award-winning cheeses, free-range meats and organic fruit and vegetables. Ealing Broadway offers a range of large retailers to choose from or head over to nearby Westfield Shopping Centre – a treasure trove of global brands. 13 Breathing space. Escape the hustle and bustle of city life in some of London’s finest green spaces. Nearby Walpole Park retains much of its Regency glory with its Pitzhanger Manor House, lawns, two picturesque lakes, a friendly café and fitness area, while Ealing Common offers plenty of long, winding paths, overhung with magnificent trees. The ideal place for running and cycling or a leisurely picnic on a summer’s day. 15 N O R 71 A T R H G C C Y A I L Cuckoo R S E C Park T U R L E L O B A A A R West Acton D R R North Ealing R O Acton O A A Main Line Moments from the action. A wealth D Drayton Green D of discoveries can be found just minutes away. From down-to-earth markets 41 38 and independent boutiques to high 34 55 65 45 street favourites. Nearby cafés, bars and restaurants promise an evening to savour. 69 1 68 Ealing Broadway 26 While neighbourhood green spaces, 46 such as Ealing Common and Walpole Park, 42 2 West Ealing 37 49 51 transform from places to relax to lively 56 32 OAD festivals. All a short stroll from Jigsaw. GE R 50 44 64 RID 5 UXB 11 57 3 Hanwell 4 33 S 31 6 T Ealing AY . Acton Central DW Restaurants/Bars Cafés Schools (and Ofsted Rating) 67 BROA 43 47 Walpole M 52 Common Park A 53 Primary R 33 13 1 The Drayton Court Hotel 37 Café Zee Y 10 Ealing ’ 64 St John’s Primary S 14 15 2 Bill's 38 Electric Coffee Company 58 59 35 Common R (Good) O 12 3 Limeyard 39 Munson's 60 61 A 36 65 Drayton Green Primary 30 D 4 Côte Brasserie 40 Newens The Original 29 G 25 U (Good) N 5 Leonidas Chocolates Maids of Honour N 66 Oaklands Primary 7 E 6 Wagamama 41 The Cuckoo R (Good) S 7 The Walpole 42 Café Leemoo N B To Westfi eld U O 67 St Joseph’s Catholic 66 39 R London 8 The Plough Inn 43 Costa Coffee R Lammas Y T Primary (Good) 27 H Park A 9 Ealing Park Tavern 70 F V I E 68 Christ The Saviour E 10 The Grange N Shopping 28 L U D Primary (Outstanding) E 11 DoubleTree by Hilton A Acton Tow n 44 Ealing Broadway 48 V South Ealing 12 The George and Dragon E Shopping Centre N E 13 The Chatsworth Bar Secondary B U N O A 45 Blake's Florist E L S E’S T OP 14 The Rocket 69 Drayton Manor High O P 46 Waitrose N 15 The Station House School (Outstanding) R Northelds 47 Ealing Farmers Market O South Acton 16 The Bollo House 70 Elthorne Park High A 48 Cheddar Deli D 8 S 17 Le Vacherin School (Outstanding) O Gunnersbury Park 49 Marks and Spencer U 18 The Duke of Sussex 71 Brentside High School T 50 Bang and Olufsen H 19 Globe Bar (Good) E 16 17 18 51 Organic For The People A 20 The Bell & Crown Boston Manor L 52 Farm W5 I 9 N 21 Grill Off The Green G 53 The Village Trading Store R 22 Coach & Horses Kew O 54 Neptune Chiswick A 23 The Botanist D Chiswick Park 55 Pitshanger Bakery 24 The Orangery 56 Gail's Bakery 19 54 25 The Grosvenor Gunnersbury 26 Charlotte's W5 M4 Culture Kew Bridge 27 Tapelia 57 Questors Theatre 28 The Owl & The Pussycat 58 Ealing Blues Festival* 29 Pillars Restaurant 59 Ealing Beer Festival* 62 30 The Forester 60 Ealing Comedy Festival* 31 Carluccio's 63 61 Ealing Jazz Festival* Brentford 20 32 The Drapers Arms 62 London Museum of 33 The Star and Anchor Water & Steam 34 Franco Manca 63 The Musical Museum 35 The Red Lion 36 Santa Maria 21 22 24 23 Kew Gardens 40 * Summer only Map not to scale and shows approximate locations only 17 Kew Gardens Isleworth A THOUGHTFUL LIVING SPACE Jigsaw is a welcoming and visionary new addition to West Ealing, where the sleek lines sympathetically blend with the verdant tree-lined avenues and garden squares – making this one of London’s most inspired living destinations.
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