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Canterbury Lofts Queen's Park CANTERBURY LOFTS QUEEN’S PARK 02 CANTERBURY LOFTS CANTERBURY LOFTS U N I Q U E PERIOD FEATURES The industrial era façade of the building has been lovingly restored. KILBURN HIGH ROAD 04 2,400 NEW HOMES NEW SCHOOLS RESTAURANTS AND CAFÉS NEW URBAN PARK The area that surrounds Canterbury Lofts is transforming. A long term regeneration plan for South Kilburn KILBURN HIGH ROAD will see 2,400 new homes built, allowing for KILBURN a further influx of young families, as well HIGH ROAD as working professionals into the area. KILBURN HIGH ROAD The regeneration will also enhance the BRONDESBURY ROAD employment sector within NW6 by creating a number of job opportunities. Over the next SALSBURY ROAD SALSBURY 5-10 years, South Kilburn will benefit from the use of new schools, retail units, restaurants REGENERATION KILBURN and cafés, which will contribute to what is an PARK already incredibly vibrant and prosperous Q UEEN’S community atmosphere. PARK ALBERT ROAD CANTERBURY ROAD The regeneration will fashion a new residential quarter of mansion terraces and apartment blocks, offering private landscaped communal gardens. A new civic square and pedestrian CARLTON ALE boulevard on Kilburn Park Road will help REGENERATION KILBURN HIGH ROAD strengthen the neighborhood’s connections to the wider community. KILBURN HIGH ROAD Residents will also profit from further open BRONDESBURY ROAD green spaces within the location. In addition SALSBURY ROAD SALSBURY to the popular Paddington Recreation Ground, Woodhouse Urban Park will provide a welcoming KILBURN environment for the existing community and PARK general public. Q UEEN’S PARK ALBERT ROAD CANTERBURY ROAD MALERN ROAD MALERN PADDINGTON CROSSRAIL IN 2018 CARLTON ALE KEY A 4 0 4 GREEN SPACES DEVELOPMENTS E G L I N A V E NATIONAL RAIL STATION OVERGROUND STATION UNDERGROUND STATION MALERN ROAD MALERN PADDINGTON CROSSRAIL IN 2018 A 4 0 4 E G L I N A V E 06 Q U E EPARK N ’ S 3 mins drive L I T T L E VENICE 7 mins drive THE AREA THE AREA NOTTING 13 minsHILL drive An area of provenance and rich cultural heritage, Queen’s Park was developed in 1875 and named in honour of Queen Victoria. Beautiful green space and Victorian tree-lined streets provide a prosperous and relaxed atmosphere. The vibrant local high street P R I M R O S E ensures an abundance of shops and bars, whilst being so close to the city means residents 12 minsHILL drive can enjoy the rest of London within minutes. Travel times calculated using tfl.co.uk from Canterbury Lofts. 08 23 14 10 16 22 05 26 02 09 28 15 LOCAL AREA LOCAL 01 13 20 08 LOCAL AREA LOCAL 21 11 25 03 27 12 29 17 04 A 4 1 10 DELI DINING SHOPPING LIFESTYLE Queen’s Park boasts a number There’s an excellent selection Queen’s Park’s main shopping An excellent example of ROSSLYN HILL of much-loved informal of local restaurants and bars hub Salusbury Road has a Victorian urban green space, WEST 05 22 08 eateries and daily amenities. for entertaining. The Salusbury plethora of stylish retailers. Queen’s Park is a perfect WILLESDEN LANE HAMPSTEAD A 5 The award-winning Queen’s is one of the country’s top Iris and Michiko Koshino are place for an evening jog or 29 Park Farmers’ Market has fast gastropubs, Caldo is famed for just two of the local boutiques. romantic stroll. During the SWISS become a favourite Sunday its tapas and Hugo’s pedigree Less than a mile away sits winter months the various COTTAGE morning fixture and offers the in sustainability, fair trade Chamberlayne Road, another gyms and health spas nearby finest organic meat, fresh fish, and fresh ingredients makes characterful location offering ensure you can maintain your KILBURN HIGH ROAD PRIMROSE HILL baked goods and groceries. for another local highlight. further options including routine in the warmth. 10 24 YMC stockist, Supra. 19 04 02 KILBURN 06 12 07 HIGH ROAD QUEEN’S PARK 18 15 ST. OHNS KILBURN WOOD 03 17 PARK 01 BROOKS BUTCHER 06 CALDO 18 IRIS 25 FRAME QUEENS 01 brooksbutchers.com caldobarandkitchen.co.uk irisfashion.co.uk moveyourframe.com PARK 26 23 21 NW10 3ND NW6 6NH NW6 6NJ W10 4LG 20 16 25 09 02 GAIL’S BAKERY 07 HUGO’S 19 MICHIKO KOSHINO 26 REGENT’S PARK REGENT’S PARK MAIDA ALE gailsbread.co.uk hugosrestaurant.co.uk michikokoshino.co.uk OPEN AIR THEATRE LOCAL AREALOCAL MAP 13 NW6 6NH NW6 6RA NW6 6NU openairtheatre.com 28 A 4 1 NW1 4NU 03 MINKIES DELI 08 BRADLEYS 20 SUPRA minkiesdeli.co.uk bradleysnw3.co.uk supralondon.com 27 COWSHED 14 NW10 5RQ NW3 3NR NW10 3ND cowshedonline.com W11 4LN 04 QUEEN’S PARK 09 ELGIN 21 CIRCUS ANTIQUES KILBURN FARMERS’ MARKET theelgin.com circusantiques.co.uk 28 EVERYMAN CINEMA HIGH ROAD lfm.org.uk everymancinema.com BAKER W9 1NJ NW10 3JH STREET NW6 6RR W9 1RU KILBURN HIGH ROAD WESTWAY 10 OSTUNI 22 PRO ARTE STRINGED BRONDESBURY ROAD 05 COCOA BIJOUX ostunirestaurant.co.uk INSTRUMENTS 29 HAMPSTEAD LOCAL AREALOCAL MAP LADBROKE cocoabijoux.com NW6 6RA proartelondon.com THEATRE GROE 11 PADDINGTON hampsteadtheatre.com SALSBURY ROAD SALSBURY NW6 3BQ NW6 3AY CROSSRAIL IN 2018 11 BUMPKIN NW3 3EU 23 SCARLET KILBURN bumpkinuk.com PARK W11 1EA AND VIOLET scarletandviolet.com 12 THE SALUSBURY NW10 3JJ Q UEEN’S thesalusbury.co.uk PARK ALBERT ROAD CANTERBURY ROAD NW6 6NN 24 MARKS 27 HYDE PARK AND SPENCER NOTTING 13 THE PARADISE marksandspencer.com HILL GATE theparadise.co.uk NW6 4HJ CARLTON ALE W10 4AE 14 THE DOCK KITCHEN KEY dockkitchen.co.uk W10 5BU GREEN SPACES 15 THE ALICE HOUSE thealicehouse.co.uk NATIONAL RAIL STATION NW6 6NJ OVERGROUND STATION 16 IDA idarestaurant.co.uk UNDERGROUND STATION W10 4DT 17 THE SHOP theshopnw10.com MALERN ROAD MALERN PADDINGTON CROSSRAIL IN 2018 NW10 3ND A 4 0 4 E G L I N A V E 12 London’s key destinations The UK is world renowned 01 LONDON BUSINESS 03 UNIVERSITY OF 05 LONDON SCHOOL are less than 20 minutes away. for having an unrivalled SCHOOL WESTMINSTER OF ECONOMICS From Paddington you can standard of higher education, 26 Sussex Place 309 Regent Street Houghton Street be at Heathrow Airport in with London home to some of NW1 4SA W1B 2HW WC2A 2AE 15 minutes. From the same the countries best universities. london.edu westminster.ac.uk lse.ac.uk station in 2018, Crossrail will 9 mins drive 15 mins drive 22 mins drive provide immediate access to 9 mins by underground* 13 mins by underground* 16 mins by underground* the City in just 9 minutes and Canary Wharf in 17 minutes. 02 UNIVERSITY 04 CITY UNIVERSITY 06 KING’S COLLEGE COLLEGE LONDON LONDON LONDON Gower Street Northampton Square 127 Stamford Street WC1E 6BT EC1V 0HB SE1 9NQ ucl.ac.uk city.ac.uk kcl.ac.uk 13 mins drive 21 mins drive 26 mins drive 12 mins by underground* 19 mins by underground* 19 mins by underground* TO UNDERGROUND TO NATIONAL RAIL TO AIRPORTS* FROM PADDINGTON HAMPSTEAD STATIONS* STATIONS* CROSSRAIL ( 2018) ** KENTISH TOWN MARYLEBONE PADDINGTON HEATHROW T1, 2 & 3 BOND STREET 8 mins 4 mins 27 mins 3 mins ISLINGTON EDUCATION OXFORD CIRCUS CHARING CROSS HEATHROW T5 TOTTENHAM CAMDEN TOWN 13 mins 17 mins 35 mins COURT ROAD 4 mins QUEEN’S CITY PICCADILLY CIRCUS WATERLOO LONDON CITY UNIVERSITY PARK LONDON SHOREDITCH TRAVEL 15 mins 19 mins 43 mins FARRINGDON 01 UNIVERSITY COLLEGE 04 8 mins LONDON LONDON BUSINESS NOTTING HILL GATE EUSTON GATWICK MAIDA ALE SCHOOL 02 CLERKENWELL 17 mins 20 mins 1 hr CANARY WHARF 17 mins LONDON HOLBORN LONDON BRIDGE STANSTED 03 SOHO SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS 20 mins 22 mins 1 hr 20 mins HEATHROW CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF WESTMINSTER 05 24 mins BARBICAN LIVERPOOL STREET COENT 24 mins 27 mins GARDEN RIVER THAMES CANARY WHARF 06 29 mins KING’S SOUTHWARK KENSINGTON COLLEGE WESTMINSTER LONDON KNIGHTSBRIDGE * From Kilburn Park underground station, 3 minutes walk from Canterbury Lofts. ** From Paddington Crossrail station (opens 2018), 4 minutes from Kilburn Park underground station. Travel times calculated using tfl.co.uk. University travel times calculated using googlemaps.co.uk. 14 LIVING SPACES Engineered wood flooring throughout compliments a mezzanine floor that allows space and light to enter the living areas. APARTMENT INTERIORSAPARTMENT APARTMENT INTERIORSAPARTMENT BATHROOM Contemporary bathrooms feature walk in showers and designer fittings. 16 APARTMENT INTERIORSAPARTMENT APARTMENT INTERIORSAPARTMENT OPEN-PLAN LIVING Large, open-plan living rooms and kitchen spaces ensure a modern, convenient lifestyle. The perfect space for entertaining guests. 18 MEZZANINE Unique period features sit alongside cutting-edge design, a feature underpinned by the mezzanine floor and double-heighted ceilings. APARTMENT INTERIORSAPARTMENT BEDROOM APARTMENT INTERIORSAPARTMENT Every detail of the bedrooms has been considered to provide a luxurious and spacious private space. 20 APARTMENT INTERIORSAPARTMENT APARTMENT INTERIORSAPARTMENT C O M M U N A L ROOF TERRACE A large roof terrace, with enviable views, ensures the summer months can be enjoyed with al fresco dinners and BBQ’s. 22 ENSUITE ENSUITE MEZZANINE BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 1 APARTMENT 1 — GROUND FLOOR APARTMENT KITCHEN BATHROOM THE APARTMENTS GROUND FLOOR GROUND RECEPTION & DINING BEDROOM 3 3 BEDROOM 137 SQ M / 1,475 SQ FT GROUND FLOOR MEZZANINE NORTH RECEPTION & DINING BEDROOM 1 5.7m x 5.3m / 18.7ft x 17.4ft 5.4m x 4.6m / 17.7ft x 15.1ft LIFT KITCHEN EN SUITE TO BEDROOM 1 Room dimensions are to be carefully considered 3.6m x 2.5m / 11.8ft x 8.2ft 3.1m x 2.0m / 10.2ft x 6.6ft prior to purchase of furniture and must not be used for the purchase of flooring or window treatments.
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