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Document-1.Pdf Introduction 1 The Apartments 3 Local Area 13 Lifestyle 15 Location & Transport 17 Help to Buy 21 Floorplans 23 Specification 33 Contact 35 THE CURZON LONDON NW10 A Willesden Way of Life Welcome to The Curzon. A brand-new boutique collection of nine 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments in Willesden. The modern simplistic exterior of The Curzon echoes the diversity of buildings in the local area. Each apartment benefits from a crafted, design-led contemporary interior. The development offers plenty of secure cycle parking and lift access to all apartments. 1 2 THE CURZON LONDON NW10 Computer Generated Image 3 4 THE CURZON LONDON NW10 Computer Generated Image 5 6 THE CURZON LONDON NW10 Computer Generated Image 7 8 THE CURZON LONDON NW10 Computer Generated Image 9 10 THE CURZON LONDON NW10 Computer Generated Image 11 12 THE CURZON LONDON NW10 The Good Life Suburban dreams still linger in this North London pocket. Just five miles from Charing Cross, Willesden retains a local neighbourhood feel with a strong sense of community. Lofty Victorian and Edwardian terraces branch out from thoroughfares of shops and restaurants, with plenty of green open spaces to satisfy families, kids, dog walkers and those in search of solitude. Local attractions include the leafy and lovely Roundwood Park with its formal Victorian gardens, or the Grade II listed walled garden and tree-lined avenues of Gladstone Park, which offers superb views over the city. Here you will find Churchill’s secret underground bunker spreading out beneath your feet. Willesden Green has recently acquired a state-of-the-art £10 million library, performance space and art gallery, while Harlesden town centre is home to the Grade II listed Jubilee Clock Tower. Dollis Hill is famous for its Post Office Research Station, where Ernie the premium bond prize-giver and the speaking clock were invented. 13 14 THE CURZON LONDON NW10 The Food Life There are many eclectic options to be found locally including Brazilian, Turkish, Middle Eastern and European cuisines. During the day we recommend stopping for delicious cake at the Stables Cafe in Gladstone Park, while the evening can bring a trademark biryani at Kadiris on the High Road, exceptional Italian from Mezzoroma in Walm Lane, or fantastic pizza and cool vibes at Rubio in Harlesden. If nothing here takes your fancy, there are plenty of options in close-by Brondesbury, Kilburn or Swiss Cottage. Willesden more than holds its own if it’s a drink you are after. Characterful local pubs within strolling distance include the splendidly Victorian Royal Oak, Tony’s Bar, The Burren and Moloney’s Bar, or stop awhile amongst the quirky charms of the famous Queensbury opposite Willesden Green tube station. 15 16 THE CURZON LONDON NW10 NEADEN Willesden: TONE PR Perfectly placed BRENT PARK NEADEN NORTH CIRCULAR Willesden is extremely well-placed with access ME TRO DOLLI HILL POL ITAN to London’s west end just 15 minutes on the tube. J LIN UBI E LEE LINE Neasden and Dollis Hill are both easily accessible for the Jubilee line, and the Overground can be WILLEDEN REEN found at Harlesden. WILLEDEN BU ARAE ROUNWOO WILLEDEN PR FOOD & DRINK SHOPPING Royal Oak Sainsbury’s Local Tony’s Bar London Tesco Express The Burren Sainsbury’s Maloney’s London Londis HARLEDEN Oriental Spices Tesco Extra HARLEDEN Kadiri’s IKEA Wembley Mezzoroma Brentmead Pharmacy WILLEDEN UNCTION The Queensbury KENAL L ON TOWN Sanzio DO N O VER GRO UND Lezziz Grill LIFESTYLE KENAL REEN PARK ROYAL Nuffield Health EN REEN Willesden Sports Centre CEETERY OLD OAK COMMON Stonebridge Recreation Ground Roundwood Park King Edward VII Park Lexi Cinema NORTH TRii Fitness 17 18 THE CURZON LONDON NW10 From Willesden to The World With having local tube, mainline and bus stations close at hand it seems you can get anywhere in London with ease from The Curzon. And you probably can. For car drivers, the North Circular A406 is close by, and it’s just a short drive to A1/M1 and Brent Cross Shopping Centre. JUBILEE LINE LONDON OVERGROUND from Neasden Station from Willesden Junction Swiss Cottage 10 mins Shepherd’s Bush 7 mins Baker Street 14 mins Kensington (Olympia) 9 mins Bond Street 16 mins West Brompton 12 mins Green Park 18 mins Imperial Wharf 15 mins Waterloo 22 mins Clapham Junction 21 mins London Bridge 25 mins Canary Wharf 32 mins LONDON OVERGROUND HS2 This accessibility will be significantly boosted by the introduction of from Harlesden Station from Old Oak Common Station HS2, with the local Old Oak Common station which is set to become a new super hub and the best- connected rail station Wembley Central 5 mins Euston 5 mins in the UK. Willesden Junction 4 mins Birmingham 31 mins Kensal Green 5 mins Liverpool 1h 27 mins It will see high speed rail services to the Midlands, Scotland and the Queens Park 8 mins Newcastle 2h 10 mins North and access to central London and Heathrow via Crossrail. Not Kilburn High Rd 11 mins Edinburgh 3h 33 mins only will it make the UK more accessible, it will also provide a £15 billion South Hampstead 11 mins Leeds 1h 14 mins economic boost to the area which will no doubt have a positive long- Euston 20 mins Manchester 59 mins term effect on local house values. Travel times taken from tfl.gov.uk / hs2.org.uk 19 20 THE CURZON LONDON NW10 Help to Buy It’s easier than Helping you get on the property ladder you think... Help to Buy is the Government initiative which An Example using Help to Buy: helps you buy a brand new home. Whether you’re a first time buyer or an existing home owner wanting 2 bedroom flat purchase price £400,000, with no to move up the property ladder, Help to Buy will get stamp duty on any apartment under £500,000.* you moving. The Government lends you up to 40% of the cost of your new build home, so you’ll only need a 5% cash deposit and a 55% mortgage to make up the rest. The Help to Buy Equity Loan is interest-free for 5 year and can be repaid at any time or on the sale of 5% Buyer’s Deposit your home. £20k £160k 40% Government Loan 55% Mortgage from £220k Commercial Lender For more details visit: www.helptobuy.gov.uk *at the time of printing 21 22 APARTMENT APARTMENT ONE TWO GROUND FLOOR TWO BEDROOM GROUND FLOOR TWO BEDROOM Terrace S WM Living / Kitchen / Dining Bathroom Ensuite Ensuite Bedroom Two Master Bedroom Terrace Bedroom Two Master Bedroom Living / Kitchen / Dining Bathroom WM S METRES FEET METRES FEET Living / Kitchen / Dining 5.98 x 4.44 17’3” x 18’6” Living / Kitchen / Dining 5.27 x 5.63 17’3” x 18’6” Master Bedroom 2.77 x 4.55 9’1” x 15’0” Master Bedroom 2.88 x 4.24 9’5” x 13’11” Ensuite 1.11 x 2.26 3’8” x 7’5” Ensuite 2.34 x 1.30 4’3” x 7’8” Bedroom Two 2.75 x 4.55 9’0” x 15’0” Bedroom Two 3.35 x 4.24 11’0” x 13’11” Bathroom 1.50 x 3.27 4’11” x 10’9” Bathroom 2.20 x 1.70 7’3” x 5’7” Total Internal Area 69 m2 743 ft2 Total Internal Area 67 m2 721 ft2 Total External Area 8 m2 86 ft2 Total External Area 12 m2 129 ft2 S STORAGE S STORAGE WM WASHING MACHINE NORTH WM WASHING MACHINE NORTH 23 24 APARTMENT APARTMENT THREE FOUR FIRST FLOOR TWO BEDROOM FIRST FLOOR TWO BEDROOM Balcony Living / Kitchen / Dining Balcony CUP'B Master Bedroom Bedroom Two WM Ensuite S Living / Kitchen / Dining Bedroom Two S WM Bathroom Bathroom Balcony Master Bedroom Ensuite METRES FEET METRES FEET Living / Kitchen / Dining 5.24 x 4.60 17’2” x 15’1” Living / Kitchen / Dining 3.65 x 5.49 12’0” x 18’0” Master Bedroom 3.90 x 2.70 12’9” x 8’10” Master Bedroom 4.43 x 2.76 14’7” x 9’1” Ensuite 2.20 x 1.18 7’3” x 3’10” Ensuite 1.84 x 1.56 6’0” x 5’2” Bedroom Two 2.56 x 2.88 8’5” x 9’5” Bedroom Two 3.40 x 2.40 11’2” x 7’11” Bathroom 1.86 x 2.20 6’1” x 7’3” Bathroom 2.20 x 1.70 7’3” x 5’7” Total Internal Area 63 m2 678 ft2 Total Internal Area 61 m2 657 ft2 Total External Area 10 m2 108 ft2 Total External Area 8 m2 86 ft2 S STORAGE S STORAGE WM WASHING MACHINE NORTH WM WASHING MACHINE NORTH 25 26 APARTMENT APARTMENT FIVE SIX FIRST FLOOR ONE BEDROOM SECOND FLOOR TWO BEDROOM Balcony Living / Kitchen / Dining Living Room Bathroom WM S WM S Kitchen / Dining Balcony Bedroom Two Master Bedroom Bathroom Balcony Master Bedroom Ensuite METRES FEET METRES FEET Living / Kitchen / Dining 5.24 x 4.60 17’2” x 15’1” Living Room 5.02 x 2.79 16’6” x 9’2” Master Bedroom 3.90 x 2.70 12’9” x 8’10” Kitchen / Dining 4.47 x 4.29 14’8” x 14’1” Ensuite 2.20 x 1.18 7’3” x 3’10” Master Bedroom 3.10 x 4.29 10’2” x 14’1” Bedroom Two 2.56 x 2.88 8’5” x 9’5” Bathroom 1.70 x 2.25 5’7” x 7’5” Bathroom 1.86 x 2.20 6’1” x 7’3” Total Internal Area 51 m2 549 ft2 Total Internal Area 63 m2 678 ft2 Total External Area 4 m2 43 ft2 Total External Area 10 m2 108 ft2 S STORAGE S STORAGE WM WASHING MACHINE NORTH WM WASHING MACHINE NORTH 27 28 APARTMENT APARTMENT SEVEN EIGHT SECOND FLOOR TWO BEDROOM SECOND FLOOR ONE BEDROOM Balcony CUP'B Master Bedroom Living Room Bathroom Bedroom Two WM S Living / Kitchen / Dining Ensuite EnsuitBathroomBedroomLiMavingster e/ BedrooKitchen Two m / Dining Kitchen / Dining Balcony S WM Bathroom Master Bedroom METRES FEET Living / Kitchen / Dining 3.65 x 5.49 12’0” x 18’0” METRES FEET Master Bedroom 4.43 x 3.13 14’7” x 10’3” Living Room 5.02 x 2.79 16’6” x 9’2” Ensuite 3.28 x 1.20 10’9” x 3’11” Kitchen / Dining 4.47 x 4.29 14’8” x 14’1” Bedroom Two 3.40 x 2.40 11’2” x 7’11” Master Bedroom 3.10 x 4.29 10’2” x 14’1” Bathroom 2.20 x 1.70 7’3” x 5’7” Bathroom 1.70 x 2.25 5’7” x 7’5” Total Internal Area 63 m2 667 ft2 Total Internal Area 51 m2 549 ft2 Total External Area 8 m2 86 ft2 Total External Area 4 m2 43 ft2 S STORAGE S STORAGE WM WASHING MACHINE NORTH WM WASHING MACHINE NORTH 29 30 LONDON
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