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Connect with Excellence CONNECT WITH EXCELLENCE West Ealing welcomes a vibrant new neighbourhood, where lush greenery sets the inspirational scene for over 770 design-led new homes. Connected by tree-lined avenues, Jigsaw’s distinctive architecture and contemporary interiors create a relaxing space to call your own. At a glance Development address Tenure Residents’ facilities Singapore Road, West Ealing, Leasehold • Landscaped communal London W13 0UJ courtyard gardens Length of lease • Café Marketing suite address • Community centre 250 years • Cycle storage with secure access Jigsaw Marketing Suite, The Avenue, • Residential cores served West Ealing, London W13 8AG Building insurance by passenger lifts Local authority NHBC • Gated undercroft parking (available by separate negotiation) London Borough of Ealing Ground rents • On-site CCTV Masterplanner • One bedroom: £250 Payment terms • Two bedroom: £300 Conran and Partners • £2,000 non-refundable reservation fee • Three bedroom: £350 • 10% of purchase price deposit Detailed design due 28 days from date of reservation Specification Gibberds Ltd (less the initial reservation fee), 5% of • Bespoke handleless kitchens with purchase price due 6 months from composite quartz worktops, glass date of exchange and 5% due 12 months Developers splashbacks and integrated appliances from date of exchange FABRICA & Rydon • Engineered timber flooring to hallway, on behalf of Green Man Lane LLP living room and kitchen Vendor solicitors • Luxury carpet to bedrooms Winckworth Sherwood – Emily Frankish Completion date • Contemporary bathrooms with large c/o A2Dominion Developments Ltd • Blenheim Building: Autumn/Winter 2019 format porcelain floor and wall tiles The Point, 37 North Wharf Road London W2 1BD • Foster Building: Spring 2020 T: +44 (0)20 7593 0362 • Ellison House: Summer 2020 Number of units in this phase Recommended solicitors 75 apartments and duplex apartments Estimated service charge in total Forsters LLP £3.25 psf per annum • 36 one bedroom 31 Hill Street • 35 two bedroom London W1J 5LS T: +44 (0)20 7863 8333 • 4 three bedroom Cavendish Legal Group – Ganesh Menon 35 Millharbour, South Quay London E14 9TX T: +44 (0)20 7907 9300 Cuckoo Park West Acton North Ealing Acton Main Line Drayton Green Ealing Broadway Jigsaw Marketing Suite The Avenue, W13 8AG West Ealing OAD GE R BRID UX Ealing Hanwell Common D Y A Acton Central ADWA BRO Walpole O R Park S ’ Ealing N Y O R Common R G A T U M H . N F T N I S 51 E mins Highgate E L R D S 41 D B W embley Central 48 mins A R U mins Hampstead V R G E Y N To Westfield I N A L U V London A E E Lammas E . 43 N mins Park S U Camden Town E B O Acton Tow n S King’s Cross T O Paddington Baker Street Euston St. Pancras International N 26 31 36 10 Southmins Ealing E R mins mins mins AN O L E’S Liverpool A P Street D PO Ealing Farringdon Broadway Shepherd’s 18 40 21 To Reading Bush Northfields mins mins mins 02 05 13 15 Moorgate South Acton mins mins 12 16 18 mins 26 mins mins mins mins mins Gunnersbury44 West Aldgate mins To Canary Wharf Ealing Acton North Notting Hill Gate Bond Street Oxford Circus Tottenham Court Road Park 34 Main Line Acton S mins O Key 30 U Bank mins 47 04 T mins London Underground mins Ealing Common Piccadilly Circus H Tower Hill National Rail Charing 35 E mins Cross Crossrail’s Elizabeth Line Acton Tow n Earl’s A Boston Manor Court Victoria L 07 24 28 33 (arriving 2019) I mins mins mins mins N 40 London Bridge DLR South Kensington G mins R O 29 39 mins West Brompton mins WaterlooA Chiswick Park D 21 Kew Gardens 30 Fulham Broadway Location mins mins The team Gunnersbury M4 11 Heathrow Airport mins 24 Richmond Located just a five minute stroll away minsfrom West Ealing Jigsaw is the long awaited new development by FABRICA Kew Bridge Overground station and a short walk from Ealing Broadway and Rydon and is the latest in a long line of ambitious projects with its rail and tube connections, Jigsaw is brilliantly connected 42 to 43benefit 49from the design excellence of Conran and Partners – mins mins mins E for all forms of transport. one of Britain’s most pioneering and Avisionary architecture, Clapham Battersea Nine Elms Junction Park L interiors & design studios. I With the arrival of Crossrail at West Ealing in 2019, Jigsaw N G will be just 11 minutes away from Heathrow Airport, 10 minutes FABRICA is part of an award-winning propertyR business within 45 Wimbledon mins Brentford O from Paddington Station and just 13 minutes from the world the A2Dominion Group, building thoughtfullyA designed homes famous shops of Bond Street. in carefully considered locations. The Group’sD strong financial position is demonstrated with an A+ credit rating and an asset base A wealth of discoveries are just minutes away, from down-to-earth of £2.9 billion across 36,000 homes in London and the South East. markets and independent boutiques to high street favourites. Nearby cafés, bars and restaurants promise an evening to Rydon is a developer specialising in urban regeneration, savour. Neighbourhood green spaces such as Ealing Common with a particular focus on development schemes within and Walpole Park transform from places to relax to lively festivals. London. Their strength lies in their ability to design and All a short stroll from Jigsaw. create contemporary new homes for modern living as part of stunning new neighbourhoods. T: +44 (0)20 8825 2321 | londonjigsaw.co.uk Kew Gardens A DEVELOPMENT BY: DESIGNED BY: SELLING AGENT: Kew Gardens Computer generated images and Phase 2 show apartment photography is indicative only. All journey times sourced from tfl.gov.uk. Maps are not to scale. Isleworth.
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