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Auckland Rise & Sylvan Hill Auckland Rise & Sylvan Hill UPPER NORWOOD SE19 Contents Introduction Auckland Rise & Sylvan Hill 03 Our homes at Auckland Rise & Introduction Sylvan Hill are beautifully designed one and two 05 The buildings bedroom apartments in a quiet enclave with 06 wonderful views to the south east. A collection The homes of five new buildings are dotted across the 10 The neighbourhood leafy Sylvan Hill community in Upper Norwood, 14 just a short stroll from the shops and cafés of Local area map Crystal Palace. 16 Site plan The scheme includes 57 apartments, 19 19 of which are available through shared Ways to buy ownership, the others with Help to Buy. The homes 20 About us are perfect for first time buyers and anyone who 22 longs for a green outlook and a sense of space, Contact us with an easy commute into Central London. 03 The buildings Auckland Rise & Sylvan Hill Clad in a high quality brick, with a soft, organic colour palette, the five blocks have been designed to sit quietly among the existing Green homes and natural surroundings. Each new building is of modest proportions, with fewer than 20 or so homes per block, so there’s an intimate and friendly feel, and the sloped setting offers great views. Friendly The meandering paths, trees and greenery make this community feel really peaceful and close to nature. Artist’s impression of the block on Auckland Rise. 04 05 The homes Auckland Rise & Sylvan Hill Natural Light The apartments are generously proportioned, offering open and light-flooded spaces. We’ve used natural materials such as timber parquet flooring in living areas, and timber accessories in kitchens and bathrooms. 06 07 The homes Auckland Rise & Sylvan Hill Properly designed interiors by our award-winning team of architects Kitchens are matt grey, with oak handles, grey Silestone worktops, open shelving and Bosch appliances. Bathrooms are laid back white with herringbone tiling, timber shelving and a classic rainfall shower head. 08 09 The neighbourhood Auckland Rise & Sylvan Hill Overlooking Central London to the north and Croydon and the hills of Surrey to the south, Upper Norwood is really unique in London – somewhere where you have far reaching views and a sense of space. Crystal Palace has a wonderful collection Unique of independent shops and cafés, plus some of the bigger names, and a regular Saturday food market. There are excellent transport links into Central London. The other direction leads to place Croydon town centre and the countryside beyond. 10 11 The neighbourhood Auckland Rise & Sylvan Hill 3 Charming character, lucky vintage finds and the space 1 4 to breathe 1. Green spaces More parks than you can cover in a weekend, from South Norwood Country Park to Crystal Palace, and smaller pockets in between. 2. Vintage shopping Crystal Palace has made a name for itself as the ‘go-to’ hub for antiques 2 5 and vintage finds – the Church Road vintage market is a good place to start. 3. Independent shops The ‘triangle’ is peppered with independent shops selling everything from clothes to gifts, books to food and wine. 4. Cafés There are lots of great spots to boost your caffeine and energy levels, chat with friends or catch up on emails. 5. Everyman Cinema Newly opened independent cinema – all the latest releases in plush surroundings. 12 13 The neighbourhood Auckland Rise & Sylvan Hill Food & drink The Alma 1 Gypsy Hill Four Hundred Rabbits 2 The Crystal Palace Market 3 Crystal Palace Park 6 Blackbird Bakery 4 17 Joe 5 16 13 3 Shopping Crystal Palace 8 5 PengeCrystal EastPalace Antiques Warehouse 6 2 National Sports Centre Lowie 7 9 Crystal Palace 15 7 triangle Piast 8 Crystal Palace Lower Lake Smash Bang Wallop 9 4 Penge West Sainsbury’s 10 10 1 Parks South Norwood Lake and Grounds 11 Upper Norwood Westow Park 12 Westow Park 12 Recreation Ground Crystal Palace Park 13 19 Betts Park 14 Local amenities BEULAH HILL Crystal Palace National Sports Centre 15 HAMLET ROAD Crystal Palace Museum 16 CHURCH ROAD HIGHFIELD HILL ANERLEY ROAD Upper Norwood Library 17 Schools All Saints CofE Primary School 18 SYLVAN HILL Downsview Primary and Nursery School 19 18 Harris City Academy Crystal Palace 20 BEULAH HILL Anerley Auckland Rise Journey times & Sylvan Hill 20 Trains to Central London SYLVAN ROAD Gypsy Hill Overground 25 mins Crystal Palace Overground 25 mins Anerley Overground 20 mins Beaulieu Heights Bus 11 Park 468 to Elephant & Castle 45 mins Betts Park 3 to Brixton 25 mins 410 to Croydon 20 mins South Norwood 14 AUCKLAND ROAD Lake & Grounds Cycle Crystal Palace triangle 5 mins West Norwood 12 mins Croydon 18 mins Brixton 20 mins Walk Gypsy Hill Station 20 mins Crystal Palace Station 16 mins Anerley Station 20 mins 14 15 Site plan Auckland Rise & Sylvan Hill The new homes are nestled within the existing community, with a network of roads and paths linking from Church Road through Sylvan Hill and Auckland Rise. SYLVAN HILL Sylvan Hill B E Church Road Block B Block E 90 Sylvan Hill 64a Sylvan Hill A Block A 427 Church Road C CHURCH ROAD Block D 9a Auckland Rise C Block C Sylvan Hill Address Flats 24a Auckland Rise D Block B 90 Sylvan Hill 19 Auckland Rise Block E 64a Sylvan Hill 4 Auckland Rise Address Flats Block C 24a Auckland Rise 12 Block D 9a Auckland Rise 6 Church Road Address Flats Block A 427 Church Road 16 AUCKLAND GARDENS AUCKLAND ROAD 16 17 Ways to buy Auckland Rise & Sylvan Hill We want to give as many people from Croydon as possible the opportunity to buy from us. That’s why we offer a range of different ways to live in our homes. You can buy from us outright, or with Help to Buy, and some of the homes in this scheme are available through shared ownership. Our experienced sales team can take you through the options that could work for you. Help to Buy Shared ownership First time buyers and home movers are Shared ownership is a government both eligible for a Help to Buy Equity backed scheme to help people to get Loan, where the government will lend onto the property ladder. You purchase you up to 40% of the cost of your new a share in the property, typically build home. You put in the minimum ranging between 25% to 75% of the 5% cash deposit upfront. market value, and pay a subsidised rent on the share that you do not own. 18 19 About us Auckland Rise & Sylvan Hill The designers Brick by Brick is a small, residential development company established by Croydon Council, creating beautifully designed new homes for the people of Croydon. Our homes are exceptionally high quality and great value for money. Ravensdale & Rushden, by HTA Design Coombe Road, by Common Ground Architecture As a council-owned developer, we want to We offer Croydon residents priority on our HTA Design Common Ground Architecture make homes that really add to our Borough homes for the first two months they’re on HTA Design is a collaborative design Common Ground is our own team of and stand the test of time. sale. All the profits from our open market studio with nearly 50 years’ experience award winning architects. Common Ground homes go back to the council to help make in private and affordable housing and designed the interiors of the homes, We work with a collection of award winning our borough even better for all who live and estate modernisation. introducing our bespoke Brick by Brick architects, as well as our own in-house work in Croydon. specifications. architectural team ‘Common Ground HTA are one of the bigger architectural Architecture’, to create homes with light, To find out more about Brick by Brick, practices we work with. We chose They also worked closely with HTA on this open interiors and modern exteriors that go to www.bxbdevelopment.com, or them for this set of buildings because scheme to ensure the common parts of integrate well with their surroundings. visit our shop in Croydon Town Centre they have the experience to make a the apartment building works seamlessly, at 62 George St, CR0 1PD. complicated scheme feel simple. and the exteriors are harmonious with We always aim to create a mix of homes at their setting. different levels of affordability, and some of our homes are built for the council so they can be offered to Croydon residents at affordable rent*. * This scheme does not include homes at affordable rent. For affordable rent homes, please apply direct through Croydon Council. 20 21 Contact us Auckland Rise & Sylvan Hill Sales enquiries Call our experienced sales team: 020 3034 2565 Register your details: bxbdevelopment.com Visit our shop: 62 George Street Croydon CR0 1PD Instagram @bxbdevelopment Twitter @bxbdevelopment Facebook @bxbdevelopment 22 bxbdevelopment.com.
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