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Ae0294889ea63789306d3e6da CHELSEA ISLAND An elegant and timeless yet effortlessly modern development in the perfect Chelsea location. Designed by world-renowned architects Arney Fender Katsalidis, Chelsea Island is a celebration of understated, quintessentially British style which includes 92 classically-proportioned apartments in one of London’s most prominent and sought-after addresses. Chelsea Island has been carefully designed with every detail in mind, including generous proportions and large feature windows which create an abundance of natural light. Residents will enjoy the engaging living spaces and exclusive use of the gymnasium, concierge and expansive private gardens - which include a stunning sixth-floor rooftop garden created by celebrated couture floral designer, Neill Strain. 1 Chelsea Island’s elegant sixth-floor landscaped rooftop garden is a beautiful space for relaxation and contemplation, with fine views overlooking West London. LONDON - YOURS TO DISCOVER FROM YOUR CHELSEA ISLAND HOME An enticing route of retail art galleries offer a wealth of and entertainment delights, classic and contemporary objets King’s Road is easily accessible d’art. Chelsea and its upmarket from Chelsea Island and runs neighbours offer a choice of some through the heart of Chelsea. It of London’s finest restaurants, as encompasses the contemporary well as elevated café-bars and arts of the Saatchi Gallery near down-to-earth local pubs. Above Sloane Square, and effortlessly all, there is the River Thames – embraces the wild side of and for those who live at Chelsea World’s End; cruising sinuously Island, it provides spectacular westwards to become the New panoramic views, carved from King’s Road, where some of the burnished skies of bright, London’s best antique shops and vibrant Chelsea. 4 5 6 CHELSEA – ALWAYS IN FASHION; FOREVER IN STYLE Chelsea wears its fame lightly; Agatha Christie. Add the Chelsea stylish, cutting edge and irresistibly College of Arts and Chelsea Arts attractive, it is also bohemian and Club, and it is little wonder that this outstandingly individual – boldly celebrated borough is an iconic luring those who want to live global symbol of fashionable London life at its most vibrant, vivid London – a reputation that has and resonant. Chelsea has always continued since the swinging ‘60s. been a crucible of creativity, as Perfectly located, Chelsea is one witnessed by artist residents such of the most sought-after areas as Turner and Whistler, as well of London. as writers TS Eliot, AA Milne and 7 PADDINGTON HEATHROW OXFORD TOTTENHAM AIRPORT MARBLE 45 CIRCUS COURT ROAD ARCH OXFORD STREET BAYSWATER ROAD PARK LANE PICCADILLY BOND CIRCUS STREET 9 LEICESTER COVENT MAYFAIR SQUARE GARDEN GREEN CHARING HYDE PARK 6 KENSINGTON PARK CROSS CULTURE KENSINGTON GARDENS HYDE PARK 1 Buckingham Palace 8 CORNER Royal Albert Hall PICCADILLY 2 Chelsea Flower Show 9 GREEN PARK Royal Opera House EMBANKMENT 3 Chelsea Football Club 10 Saatchi Gallery 35 4 11 KENSINGTON ROAD 21 ST JAMES’S London Eye Tate Britain 30 PARK 5 Natural History Museum 12 The Gallery on the Corner HIGH STREET 8 KNIGHTSBRIDGE 1 4 KENSINGTON WESTMINSTER 6 The National Gallery 13 The Royal Mews 31 13 PIER KENSINGTON HIGH STREET 34 WESTMINISTER WESTMINSTER BRIDGE 7 Pump House Gallery 14 Victoria & Albert Museum 39 BROMPTON ROAD 14 5 KNIGHTSBRIDGE 20 RESTAURANTS & BARS 25 VICTORIA 46 15 606 Club 22 Kings Road Steakhouse & Grill CROMWELL ROAD 16 Beaufort House Garden 23 La Poule au Pot GLOUCESTER BELGRAVIA 17 Biebendum 24 Restaurant Gordon Ramsay ROAD SOUTH 43 LAMBETH BRIDGE 17 SLOANE 18 25 EARL’S KENSINGTON Bluebird The Botanist 41 SQUARE COURT 28 11 19 Blue Elephant 26 The Ivy Chelsea Garden 44 OLD BROMPTON ROAD 37 42 32 20 Boisdale of Belgravia 27 The Jam Tree BROMPTON 10 48 MILLBANK 21 Dinner by Heston Blumenthal 28 Tom’s Kitchen 29 PIER 23 PIMLICO REDCLIFFE GARDENS 36 2 18 KING’S26 ROAD PIMLICO RETAILERS FINBOROUGH ROAD 16 VAUXHALL BRIDGE 29 Anthropologie 39 Louis Vuitton 22 33 WEST FULHAM ROAD LILLIE ROAD 30 Burberry 40 Manolo Blahnik BROMPTON 40 24 ST. GEORGE 47 WHARF PIER 31 Dior 41 Petit Bateau RIVER THAMES CHELSEA EMBANKMENT 32 Duke of York Square 42 Penhaligon’s FULHAM 3 ALBERT BRIDGE CHELSEA 33 French Sole 43 Peter Jones BATTERSEA BRIDGE CADOGAN AESLEHC EGDIRB 34 Harrods 44 Reiss 38 PIER N 35 Harvey Nichols 45 Selfridges FULHAM 15 36 Jaeger 46 Tiany & Co BROADWAY BATTERSEA PARK LOTS ROAD 37 LK Bennett 47 Vivienne Westwood 27 7 38 Lots Road Auction 48 Zadig & Voltaire 12 NEW KING’S ROAD IMPERIAL BATTERSEA PARK Airport JOURNEY TIMES FROM IMPERIAL WHARF STATION* WHARF BATTERSEA PARK ROAD CHELSEA 19 HARBOUR West Brompton 3 minutes Paddington 21 minutes PIER Underground Stations (Heathrow Express Access) Clapham Junction 7 minutes HURLINGHAM LONDON Bond Street 26 minutes PARK BATTERSEA HELIPORT Overground Stations Gloucester Road 15 minutes WANDSWORTH BRIDGE CLAPHAM Covent Garden 27 minutes JUNCTION South Kensington 17 minutes Oxford Circus 28 minutes National Rail Stations Sloane Square 19 minutes Knightsbridge 21 minutes Elizabeth Line (Crossrail) Heathrow Express JOURNEY TIMES BY THAMES CLIPPER FROM CHELSEA HARBOUR PIER* River Taxi Embankment Pier 22 minutes London Bridge City Pier 34 minutes Blackfriars Pier 27 minutes Tower Pier 48 minutes Heliport London Eye Pier 31 minutes Canary Wharf Pier 43 minutes Map not drawn to Scale *Travel Time sources: journeyplanner.tfl.gov.uk LONDON LOCATION PADDINGTON Chelsea Island is in an enviable location, perfectly placed to enjoy HEATHROW OXFORD TOTTENHAM AIRPORT the superb amenities of the local area as well as the many benefits MARBLE 45 CIRCUS COURT ROAD ARCH OXFORD STREET the capital has to offer. BAYSWATER ROAD PARK LANE PICCADILLY BOND CIRCUS STREET 9 LEICESTER COVENT MAYFAIR SQUARE GARDEN GREEN CHARING HYDE PARK 6 KENSINGTON PARK CROSS CULTURE KENSINGTON GARDENS HYDE PARK 1 Buckingham Palace 8 CORNER Royal Albert Hall PICCADILLY 2 Chelsea Flower Show 9 GREEN PARK Royal Opera House EMBANKMENT 3 Chelsea Football Club 10 Saatchi Gallery 35 4 11 KENSINGTON ROAD 21 ST JAMES’S London Eye Tate Britain 30 PARK 5 Natural History Museum 12 The Gallery on the Corner HIGH STREET 8 KNIGHTSBRIDGE 1 4 KENSINGTON WESTMINSTER 6 The National Gallery 13 The Royal Mews 31 13 PIER KENSINGTON HIGH STREET 34 WESTMINISTER WESTMINSTER BRIDGE 7 Pump House Gallery 14 Victoria & Albert Museum 39 BROMPTON ROAD 14 5 KNIGHTSBRIDGE 20 RESTAURANTS & BARS 25 VICTORIA 46 15 606 Club 22 Kings Road Steakhouse & Grill CROMWELL ROAD 16 Beaufort House Garden 23 La Poule au Pot GLOUCESTER BELGRAVIA 17 Biebendum 24 Restaurant Gordon Ramsay ROAD SOUTH 43 LAMBETH BRIDGE 17 SLOANE 18 25 EARL’S KENSINGTON Bluebird The Botanist 41 SQUARE COURT 28 11 19 Blue Elephant 26 The Ivy Chelsea Garden 44 OLD BROMPTON ROAD 37 42 32 20 Boisdale of Belgravia 27 The Jam Tree BROMPTON 10 48 MILLBANK 21 Dinner by Heston Blumenthal 28 Tom’s Kitchen 29 PIER 23 PIMLICO REDCLIFFE GARDENS 36 2 18 KING’S26 ROAD PIMLICO RETAILERS FINBOROUGH ROAD 16 VAUXHALL BRIDGE 29 Anthropologie 39 Louis Vuitton 22 33 WEST FULHAM ROAD LILLIE ROAD 30 Burberry 40 Manolo Blahnik BROMPTON 40 24 ST. GEORGE 47 WHARF PIER 31 Dior 41 Petit Bateau RIVER THAMES CHELSEA EMBANKMENT 32 Duke of York Square 42 Penhaligon’s FULHAM 3 ALBERT BRIDGE CHELSEA 33 French Sole 43 Peter Jones BATTERSEA BRIDGE CADOGAN AESLEHC EGDIRB 34 Harrods 44 Reiss 38 PIER N 35 Harvey Nichols 45 Selfridges FULHAM 15 36 Jaeger 46 Tiany & Co BROADWAY BATTERSEA PARK LOTS ROAD 37 LK Bennett 47 Vivienne Westwood 27 7 38 Lots Road Auction 48 Zadig & Voltaire 12 NEW KING’S ROAD IMPERIAL BATTERSEA PARK Airport JOURNEY TIMES FROM IMPERIAL WHARF STATION* WHARF BATTERSEA PARK ROAD CHELSEA 19 HARBOUR West Brompton 3 minutes Paddington 21 minutes PIER Underground Stations (Heathrow Express Access) Clapham Junction 7 minutes HURLINGHAM LONDON Bond Street 26 minutes PARK BATTERSEA HELIPORT Overground Stations Gloucester Road 15 minutes WANDSWORTH BRIDGE CLAPHAM Covent Garden 27 minutes JUNCTION South Kensington 17 minutes Oxford Circus 28 minutes National Rail Stations Sloane Square 19 minutes Knightsbridge 21 minutes Elizabeth Line (Crossrail) Heathrow Express JOURNEY TIMES BY THAMES CLIPPER FROM CHELSEA HARBOUR PIER* River Taxi Embankment Pier 22 minutes London Bridge City Pier 34 minutes Blackfriars Pier 27 minutes Tower Pier 48 minutes Heliport London Eye Pier 31 minutes Canary Wharf Pier 43 minutes *Travel Time sources: journeyplanner.tfl.gov.uk A WIDE CHOICE OF APARTMENTS AND EVERYTHING AT YOUR FINGER TIPS Situated close to riverside- which links to the River Thames. places you in an ideal position to located Imperial Park, and There is also a children’s play quickly access central London around 200 metres from Chelsea area, cycle-parking, and a link and the West End. Getting Harbour Pier, Chelsea Island rises to the Thames Path - a 180-mile away is equally accessible, with elegantly to twelve storeys, with walking and cycling trail that runs Imperial Wharf Station just a few retail stores, restaurants and cafés along the Thames, from Woolwich minutes from Chelsea Island, on the ground floor – and with 92 all the way to Gloucestershire. linking directly with London’s well-proportioned apartments on Underground and rail network. the upper floors. The apartments Just around the corner, at 90 Lots From Paddington station it’s just are defined by spacious and Road, is the renowned 606 Club, 15 minutes to Heathrow, whilst free-flowing living, dining and which is one of London’s best King’s Cross St Pancras provides entertaining areas. venues for live Jazz, Latin and regular trains to Paris, Brussels R&B music. and beyond. Chelsea Island is surrounded by a newly-designed public plaza A fitting neighbour to exclusive which is adjacent to Chelsea Fulham, Kensington and Creek, a tranquil area of water Knightsbridge, Chelsea also 12 EMBRACED BY A GREEN PUBLIC PLAZA Chelsea Island’s ground floor features an impressive range of shops, restaurants and café facilities, which are destined to become a dynamic hub for the vibrant community.
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