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Gun Carriage Mews GUN CARRIAGE MEWS A COLLECTION OF 12 BEAUTIFULLY TRANSFORMED, CONTEMPORARY APARTMENTS WITHIN A METICULOUSLY REFURBISHED GRADE II LISTED BUILDING. CONTENTS Location ..............................................................................4 Royal Borough of Greenwich ......................................6 Facilities and Outdoor Spaces ....................................8 First Rate Amenities .................................................... 10 Site Plan ............................................................................ 12 Introducing the Heritage Quarter ......................... 14 Superior Specifications .............................................. 17 Accommodation Schedule and Floor plans ...... 20 Berkeley - Designed for life ....................................... 38 1 WELCOME TO ROYAL ARSENAL RIVERSIDE Rich in history, Royal Arsenal Riverside offers unique surroundings with carefully renovated historic Grade I & II listed buildings, blending seamlessly with modern architecture. With a flourishing community and impeccable connections, this destination offers the ideal London riverside lifestyle. 3 Computer enhanced image is indicative only A UNIQUE LONDON PLACES OF INTEREST SOUTHWARK GREENWICH 1. London Bridge Station 15. Cutty Sark 2. The Shard 16. The Royal Naval College RIVERSIDE LOCATION 3. City Hall 17. National Maritime Museum 18. Royal Observatory THE CITY 19. The O2 4. Monument 20. Emirates Air Line 5. 30 St Mary Axe (The Gherkin) IN ADDITION TO THE FORTHCOMING CROSSRAIL STATION, ROYAL ARSENAL 6. The Tower of London EAST LONDON RIVERSIDE ALREADY BENEFITS FROM DLR, RAIL AND AIR ON ITS DOORSTEP, 7. St Katharine Docks 21. London City Airport 8. Tower Bridge 22. The Thames Barrier PLUS AN ON-SITE THAMES CLIPPER PIER. THIS IS ONE OF THE BEST 9. Butler’s Wharf CONNECTED DEVELOPMENTS IN LONDON 21 DOCKLANDS DLR 10. Museum of London Docklands LIVERPOOL STREET STRATFORD 11. Canary Wharf 12. Blackwall Tunnel 13. Mudchute City Farm 14. ExCel Centre DLR 5 BANK 4 14 DLR 6 ES M 12 A 10 EXCEL CENTRE 7 H F G T R EMIRATES E B ROYAL DOCKS 21 H IV EAST LONDON LONDON BRIDGE R DLR LONDON CITY 8 AIRPORT LONDON 19 BRIDGE 1 3 20 9 2 NORTH 11 WOOLWICH DLR GREENWICH FERRY CANARY WHARF 22 SOUTHWARK E EMIRATES A ROYAL DOCKS DOCKLANDS DLR WOOLWICH ROYAL ARSENAL ARSENAL WOOLWICH STATION (300m* from Royal (on site from 2018) Arsenal Riverside) 13 CONNECTIONS D DLR NATIONAL RAIL (From Woolwich Arsenal) (From Woolwich Arsenal) London City Airport 05 mins Greenwich 13 mins Canary Wharf 17 mins London Bridge 21 mins C Stratford 19 mins Waterloo East 26 mins Bank 27 mins Charing Cross 30 mins Cannon Street 25 mins 16 CROSSRAIL THAMES CLIPPER 15 (From Woolwich Arsenal) A. Woolwich Arsenal Pier Canary Wharf 8 mins B. North Greenwich Pier 8 mins DLR 18 Liverpool Street 14 mins C. Greenwich Pier 16 mins GREENWICH 17 GREENWICH Stratford 17 mins D. Masthouse Terrace Pier 19 mins Tottenham Court Road 19 mins E. Greenland Pier 22 mins PARK Bond Street 21 mins F. Canary Wharf Pier 26 mins West Eailing 36 mins G. Tower Millennium Pier 35 mins Heathrow 47 mins H. London Bridge City Pier 39 mins BLACKHEATH Map is not to scale and shows approximate locations only. All times from Woolwich Arsenal are approximate only and do not include walking/transfer times. Source: www.tfl.gov.uk and www.crossrail.co.uk. *Distance to Woolwich Arsenal station calculated using Google Maps and is approximate only. 5 THE ROYAL BOROUGH OF GREENWICH LONDON’S NEWEST ROYAL BOROUGH AND THE HOME OF ROYAL ARSENAL RIVERSIDE, THE ROYAL BOROUGH OF GREENWICH IS ONE OF THE MOST RENOWNED DESTINATIONS IN ALL OF LONDON, WITH CHARMING SHOPS, FASHIONABLE BARS AND RESTAURANTS, THE FAMOUS O2, A ROYAL PARK, OBSERVATORY AND GREENWICH MARITIME – A DESIGNATED WORLD HERITAGE SITE. 1 2 4 3 1 Greenwich Park 2 Cutty Sark 3 Greenwich Market 4 Royal Maritime College Lifestyle photography is indicative only The O2 and Canary Wharf 7 Lifestyle photography is indicative only ROYAL ARSENAL RIVERSIDE EXCELLENT ON-SITE FACILITIES, IDEAL OUTDOOR SETTINGS AND LANDSCAPING CONTRIBUTE TO A CONVENIENT YET RELAXED ATMOSPHERE. OPEN SPACES ARE ABUNDANT, FROM THE LAWN AND FORMAL GARDENS OF WELLINGTON PARK THROUGH TO GREEN CORNERS, WIDE AVENUES AND BROAD SQUARES. HEALTH AND FITNESS ARE WELL CATERED FOR WITH THE RESIDENTS-ONLY GYMNASIUM, HEALTH AND WELLBEING STUDIO, PLUS WONDERFUL RIVER WALKS. A 24-HOUR CONCIERGE SERVICE WILL ALSO BE ON HAND TO CATER TO RESIDENTS’ NEEDS, SUPERVISE DELIVERIES AND MONITOR SECURITY. 1 3 1 Concierge 2 Gym 3 Riverside cycling 2 Lifestyle photography is indicative only 9 Photography depicts Heritage Quarter and is indicative only FIRST RATE AMENITIES THERE IS AN ABUNDANCE OF AMENITIES AT ROYAL ARSENAL RIVERSIDE, INCLUDING A TESCO EXPRESS, PHARMACY, DOCTOR, DENTIST, ZIPCAR CAR SHARE CLUB AND EVEN A PROPOSED ON-SITE HOTEL. FINE FOOD AND DRINK AVAILABLE ON-SITE INCLUDES THE ELEGANT CORNERSTONE CAFÉ AND THE DIAL ARCH YOUNG’S GASTRO-PUB WITH ITS AWARD-WINNING ALES AND WINES. FURTHER CAFÉS AND BARS ARE SET TO ARRIVE SOON, INCLUDING THE ANTICIPATED GERONIMO RESTAURANT*. 1 2 1 Tesco Express 2 Chef at work 3 The Cornerstone Café 4 4 Medical Centre and Pharmacy 3 Lifestyle photography is indicative only Photograph of Dial Arch at Royal Arsenal Riverside is indicative only 11 *Opening in 2015, subject to planning WOOLWICH THE GRAND ARSENAL STORE ROYAL ARSENAL RIVERSIDE PIER Covering 88 acres; from clever conversions of historic listed buildings through to stunning BUILDING RIVER WALK new developments, all beautifully situated 45 on the riverfront. RIVER THAMES WELLINGTON PARK FOUNDRY HOUSE BERKELEY HERITAGE TO CENTRAL LONDON HOUSE CENTRE 17 FIREPOWER MUSEUM 16 BLOCK G1 THE GUN MY HQ ROYAL ARTILLERY MOUNTING SHED MILITARY SQUARE 15 MUSEUM CAFÉ ACADEMY DUKE OF WELLINGTON AVENUE ROYAL 14 13 12 11 LABORATORY 18 BUILDINGS NO. 1 STREET NO.1 STREET MAJOR DRAPER STREET 10 9 THE ROYAL CARRIAGE WAREHOUSE MEWS NO. 1 STREET 8 THE ARMOURIES 5 6 7 ARSENAL WAY THE DIAL ARCH 4 PUB AND DINING BLOCK H3 OFFICER’S GUN CARRIAGE MEWS HOUSE FUTURE PHASES COMPLETED PHASES PARK INN 1 ROYAL BRASS ROYAL ARSENAL FOUNDRY WOOLWICH STATION FACILITIES CANNON SQUARE 1 Park Inn by Radisson 10 Zeeba Day Care BERESFORD STREET 2 Forthcoming Geronimo Restaurant 11 Residents’ Gymnasium MAIN GUARD 3 HOUSE 3 Proposed Sainsbury’s 12 The Body Workshop 2 4 The Dial Arch Pub and Dining 13 Concierge 5 Cornerstone Café 1 4 Dentist 6 Tesco Express 15 Museum Café WOOLWICH ARSENAL DLR A206 PLUMSTEAD ROAD 7 Garton Jones 16 Firepower Royal Artillery Museum STATION 300M 8 MedicX 17 Greenwich Heritage Centre 9 Pharmacy 18 Forthcoming Residents’ Facilities N The site plan is indicative only and subject to change and subject to planning. In line with our policy of continuous improvement we reserve the right to alter the layout, building style, landscaping and specification at anytime without notice. 13 INTRODUCING GUN CARRIAGE MEWS GUN CARRIAGE MEWS COMPRISES 12 UNIQUE PRIVATE HOMES AT THE HEART OF ROYAL ARSENAL RIVERSIDE, WITHIN THE HERITAGE QUARTER OF THE DEVELOPMENT. AS THE NORTHERN RANGE OF THE FORMER ROYAL CARRIAGE WORKS, BUILT IN 1803-5, THIS GRADE II LISTED BUILDING IS CONSTRUCTED OF THICK STOCK BRICK WALLS WITH EXPOSED TIMBER AND STEEL ROOF TRUSSES, TOGETHER WITH EXTENSIVE HISTORIC LANTERN LIGHTS. 1 2 1 Gun Carriage Mews 2 Gate at the Grand Store 3 3 Gate at Foundry House Computer enhanced photograph of Photography depicts Heritage Quarter and is indicative only 15 Gun Carriage Mews is indicative only CONTEMPORARY FEEL THE INTERIORS AT GUN CARRIAGE MEWS HAVE BEEN COMPLETELY TRANSFORMED, OFFERING THE BEST OF MODERN LONDON LIVING. EXEMPLARY DESIGN AND DEDICATED CRAFTSMANSHIP HAVE BEEN COMBINED WITH UNIQUE FEATURES SUCH AS EXPOSED BRICKWORK WALLS AND HIP GLAZING TO THE ROOFS, FURTHER ENHANCING THE LIGHT FILLED SPACES. Imagery of Show Apartment interior is indicative only 17 SUPERIOR SPECIFICATIONS EVERY DETAIL IS CAREFULLY CONSIDERED; WITH HIGH STANDARDS OF MATERIALS, MANUFACTURERS AND FINISHES, ALONG WITH PRACTICAL MATTERS SUCH AS PARKING, LOBBIES AND SECURITY. THE BELOW SPECIFICATION IS TYPICAL OF A 2 OR 3 BEDROOM APARTMENT ■■ Tiled flooring ■■ Timber effect flooring to hallway, kitchen KITCHENS ■■ Feature tiles to selected walls and living room ■■ Individually designed layouts ■■ Fitted wall cabinet with single mirrored ■■ Carpet to bedrooms ■■ Stone worktop with full height door, shelves and shaver socket above ■■ Exposed brick work features glass splash back panel to hob WC with further mirror above basin ■■ SECURITY White gloss lacquer finish to cabinets to bathrooms ■■ with handle free doors Extract ventilation to outside ■■ Telguard visual / audio entry via TV and ■■ Stainless steel undermounted single bowl ■■ LED ceiling downlighters domestic / mobile phone linked to entrance sink with drainer grooves in worktop and door (may require telephone connection ELECTRICAL FITTINGS chrome monobloc mixer tap and call waiting service to be provided ■■ ■■ LED ceiling downlighters throughout LED ceiling downlighters by purchaser) ■■ ■■ Pendant and wall lighting where indicated LED downlighters to underside of wall units ■■ Power and dual telephone points provided to ■■ ■■ Television (terrestrial and satellite) points to Concealed brushed stainless steel all apartments for wireless intruder alarms to principle living areas and bedrooms multi-gang appliance panel and power be fitted at a later date by purchaser ■■ Telephone points to living areas and sockets above worktop ■■ Mains supply smoke detector to hallway, ■■ bedrooms
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