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Lintons Reach LINTONS REACH 1 2 A STROLL BY THE RIVER A PICNIC IN THE PARK DRINKS ON THE BALCONY WELCOME TO YOUR NEW HOME 3 WANDSWORTH 4 Set by the river in the heart of Wandsworth, one of the most popular places to live in the UK, Lintons Reach is a stunning collection of contemporary 1 and 2 bedroom apartments. Each with its own balcony, all with access to a private residents’ landscaped garden. London living meets green open spaces. It really is the best of both worlds. THE LOCATION YOU WANT THE SPACE YOU NEED THE LIFESTYLE YOU LOVE 5 CLERKENWELL FARRINGDON CITY OF LONDON MAYFAIR COVENT GARDEN The Ship LONDON The Cat’s Virgin Active A32 Back S 89 T D KENSINGTON SOUTHWARK N L A AY E W I E S RIS F RP 17 A TE 2 H N Putt in the Park E E A T L R P O P T Wandsworth u Y N t N A n I W e RS y SIE b O O Town Station r P id g e R PIMLICO o Wandsworth Town a Gail’s Bakery d VAUXHALL Backyard A3 3 East Putney BurgessA Park Cinema A 20 5 FULHAM PureGym 3 PutneyCAMBERWELL A A3 18 e BATTERSEA High School 3 2 n A A a L t t e r CLAPHAM r Sainsbury’s JUNCTION a PUTNEY G HERNE HILL Clapham BRIXTON EAST Common PUTNEY Wandsworth PUTNEY WANDSWORTH Common BrockwellThe Fazl MosqueEAST DULWICH WANDSWORTH Park SOUTHFIELDS COMMON BALHAM Ronald Ross Primary School EARLSFIELD ACCESS FOREST HILL Wimbledon Wimbledon Park Common ALL TOOTING WEST NORWOOD WIMBLEDON AREAS d 6 d R rk P n o d le b im W From Lintons Reach, you can enjoy Town Station Town W Bridge Wandsworth (District Line) Station E Park W High Street W ast Putney ast Putney great transport connections across andsworth andsworth andsworth London, and beyond. Tube You’re just a 14-minute walk to East Putney Underground station (zone 2) where the District 5 11 11 12 14 line gets you into the West End and City in 15 to mins mins mins mins mins 20 minutes Train C lapham Junction It helps to be close to Clapham Junction, one of Britain’s busiest railway stations. Take a 11 Richmond minute walk to Wandsworth Town Station W V V auxhall aterloo ictoria which connects you to Clapham Junction, and Vauxhall, London Victoria and London Waterloo. Jump on the Gatwick Express from Clapham Junction and it’s a 30-minute ride to Gatwick 3 9 13 14 18 Airport, and the world. WANDSWORTH TOWN STATION TOWN mins mins mins mins mins Bus London’s buses cover a huge network. From Lintons Reach, buses are plenty and often, taking Sloane Square O you West to Putney, Barnes and Richmond, and W xford Circus E estminster arl’s Court arl’s East to Clapham and central London. F ulham Bicycle Santander Cycle Hire docking station is right on your doorstep, and close to the Wandsworth to Westminster Cycle Superhighway. 5 14 14 20 27 EAST PUTNEY EAST mins mins mins mins mins Road Your new home is conveniently close to the A205 M25 (Junction 9) South Circular which directly links to arterial Gatwick Airport roads to South London, Croydon and North Airport Heathrow Surrey. It also feeds into the A306 South Circular, Brighton and the A3, A3, M23 and M25 orbital motorway around London. River Bus Surely the most relaxing commute to work, 40 43 60 90 mins mins mins mins hop on to the River Bus RB6 from Wandsworth Riverside Quarter and arrive at Chelsea Harbour in 10 minutes, or Blackfriars in 42 minutes. *Travel times are courtesy of Google maps, TfL & National Rail, and are only approximate. 7 HOME...is where the heart is and where the river is… take a stroll along the Thames and take in the views. and the shops… Sainsbury’s is close by, Gail’s Bakery is just across the road, Southside Centre has all the high street names, and Chelsea and Fulham are just across the river. and the eateries… drop in at Café Fleur and Espressino for serious coffee culture. Go global with world foods, from Ethiopia to Sri Lanka, at a selection of eateries. Take a seat in a hip pop-up or a posh restaurant, including two with Michelin stars: Chez Bruce and Trinity. and the pubs, gastro-pubs and bars… Wandsworth is the most pub-friendly council in the country – raise your glass at The Ship, The Cat’s Back, Archer Wine Bar and Vagabond. 8 and the entertainment... walk to the Backyard Cinema, or head to Southside Cineworld with its 14 screens. ...is where the heart is Tune in to live music at Northcote Records and The Kings Arm. and the parks... there are dozens of them, including Wandsworth Park and Battersea Park – with a children’s zoo, connected by riverside paths. and the schools... Ofsted rates them among the best in the country. and the gym... PureGym and The Gym are just two. and the pool... Tooting Bec Lido one of the largest outdoor freshwater swimming pools in Europe. and the pubs, gastro-pubs and bars… and everything else Wandsworth is the most pub-friendly council in the country – raise your glass at The Ship, The Cat’s Back, Archer Wine Bar and Vagabond. you want and need. 9 PUT YOURSELF IN THE PICTURE 10 APARTMENT TYPE A 1 Bedroom apartment – Lintons Reach, Lintons House SITE PLAN Plot numbers; 1 / 2 / 6 / 10 / 14 / 18 / 22 / 26 / 30 APARTMENT A Floors; 1st / 2nd / 3rd / 4th / 5th / 6th / 7th / 8th / 9th SHARED OWNERSHIP PRIVATE UNITS Bedroom 1 Bathroom Terrace to 1st and 2nd BLOCK PLAN floor plots only 13 12 Kitchen/Living Room 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 Kitchen/Living Room Bedroom 1 Bathroom Balcony 3 6.9m x 5.0m 4.4m x 3.2m 2.1m x 2.0m 2.7m x 1.4m 2 Terrace 3.4m x 1.8m 1 G Total internal floor area 59.1 sq m 11 APARTMENT TYPE B 2 Bedroom apartment - Lintons Reach, Causeway House SITE PLAN Plot numbers; 40 / 44 APARTMENT B Floors; 1st / 2nd SHARED OWNERSHIP PRIVATE UNITS Terrace for 1st Bedroom 1 floor and Bedroom 2 balcony for 2nd floor BLOCK PLAN 13 Ensuite 12 11 2nd floor Bathroom 10 flat has Kitchen/Living Room an additional 9 terrace 8 7 6 5 Kitchen/Living Bedroom 1 Bedroom 2 Bathroom Balcony 4 Room 4.0m x 3.4m 4.03m to 4.0m 2.1m x 2.0m 4.1m x 1.2m 3 7.2m x 5.3m Ensuite Terrace 2 2.1m x 1.5m 4.6m x 1.8m & 2.8m x 1.8m 1 Total internal floor area 75.7 sq m G 12 APARTMENT TYPE C 2 Bedroom apartment – Lintons Reach, Causeway House SITE PLAN Plot numbers; 41 / 45 / 51 / 57 APARTMENT C Floors; 1st / 2nd / 3rd / 4th SHARED OWNERSHIP PRIVATE UNITS Balcony Bedroom 2 BLOCK PLAN Kitchen/Living Room 13 12 11 1st floor 10 apartment has a 9 Bathroom Ensuite terrace full length Bedroom 1 of the 8 apartment. 7 6 5 4 Kitchen/Living Bedroom 1 Bedroom 2 Bathroom Balcony Room 4.2m x 3.6m 4.0m x 3.0m 2.3m x 2.0m 4.2m x 1.3m 3 2 6.2m x 4.2m Ensuite Terrace 2.0m x 1.4m 7.8m x 1.8m 1 Total internal floor area 73.4 sq m G 13 APARTMENT TYPE E 1 Bedroom apartment – Lintons Reach, Causeway House SITE PLAN Plot numbers; 43 / 47 / 53 / 59 APARTMENT E Floors; 1st / 2nd / 3rd / 4th SHARED OWNERSHIP PRIVATE UNITS Terrace Bathroom to 1st floor plot Bedroom 2 BLOCK PLAN 13 12 Ensuite 11 Balcony 10 Bedroom 1 9 8 Kitchen/Living Room 7 6 5 Kitchen/Living Bedroom 1 Bedroom 2 Bathroom Balcony 4 Room 4.2m x 3.6m 4.1m x 3.0m 2.3m x 2.0m 4.2m x 1.3m 3 6.2m x 4.2m Ensuite Terrace 2 2.1m x 1.4m 7.8m x 1.8m 1 Total internal floor area 73.6 sq m G 14 APARTMENT TYPE F 2 Bedroom apartment – Lintons Reach, Lintons House SITE PLAN Plot numbers; 5 / 9 / 13 / 17 / 21 / 25 / 29 APARTMENT F Floors; 2nd / 3rd / 4th / 5th / 6th / 7th / 8th Bedroom 1 SHARED OWNERSHIP Ensuite PRIVATE UNITS Bedroom 2 Bathroom Terrace for plot 5 BLOCK PLAN 13 12 11 Kitchen/Living Room 10 9 Balcony 8 7 6 5 Kitchen/Living Bedroom 1 Bedroom 2 Bathroom Balcony* 4 Room 4.6m x 2.5m 3.7m x 3.1m 2.0m x 2.0m 4.1m x 1.3m 3 6.3m x 4.5m Ensuite 2 2.2m x 1.5m 1 Total internal floor area 72.3 sq m G *Balcony for plot 5 floor is differnet layout 15 APARTMENT TYPE G 1 Bedroom apartment – Lintons Reach, Lintons House SITE PLAN Plot number; 3 APARTMENT G Floor; 2nd SHARED OWNERSHIP PRIVATE UNITS Bedroom 1 Bathroom BLOCK PLAN 13 Terrace 12 11 10 9 8 Kitchen/Living Room 7 6 5 4 3 Kitchen/Living Room Bedroom 1 Bathroom Terrace 2 7.0m x 3.6m 4.3m x 3.2m 2.4m x 1.8m 8.0m x 1.7m 1 G Total internal floor area 54 sq m 16 APARTMENT TYPE M 1 Bedroom apartment – Lintons Reach, Lintons House SITE PLAN Plot numbers; 7 / 11 / 15 / 19 / 23 / 27 APARTMENT M Floors; 3rd / 4th / 5th / 6th / 7th / 8th SHARED OWNERSHIP PRIVATE UNITS Bathroom* BLOCK PLAN 13 12 Bedroom 1 11 10 9 8 7 Kitchen/Living Room Balcony 6 5 4 3 Kitchen/Living Room Bedroom 1 Bathroom Balcony 2 5.2m x 4.6m 4.9m x 3.1m 2.8m x 2.2m 3.2m x 1.8m 1 Total internal floor area 60.4 sq m G *WC adaptable units 17 Kitchen • Fully fitted Manhattan Kitchen • Lintons House - Gloss White doors with Bellato Grey laminate worktops and up stands • Causeway House - Your new Lintons Reach shared Gloss Dust Grey doors with Carrara Marble laminate worktop and up stand ownership apartment combines • Stainless splashback contemporary interior design and • A rated single electric oven the highest standard of building • Electric ceramic hob with cooker hood techniques and materials to ensure • Stainless steel 1.5 bowl sink with single lever your home is one of quality.
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