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A LUXURY DEVELOPMENT OF 63 CONTEMPORARY HOMES COMPRISING SIXTY ONE 1 & 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS AND TWO STUNNING ROOFTOP PENTHOUSES CENTRAL PARK, PRESTON ROAD, BRIGHTON CENTRALPARKBRIGHTON.CO.UK CGI imagery of Central Park WELCOME TO CENTRAL PARK An outstanding new collection of 63 A prestigious development of 63 luxurious THE DEVELOPER contemporary apartments built by Daejan 1, 2 & 3 bedroom apartments in a gated Ltd, opposite Preston Park in Brighton. development opposite Preston Park Daejan Ltd is a commercial and Tennis Courts. residential landlord and investment Central Park offers the perfect combination of company based in London and distinctive design and a sought after parkside • Convenient for Brighton & Preston Park Stations operating throughout the Country. location, within easy reach of Brighton Mainline, • Gated development Daejan recognise that the rental market is Preston Park & London Road Train Stations. Preston • All apartments with allocated parking demanding genuine quality and innovation, and they Park is gifted with great amenities, transport links, have a proven track record for undertaking feature • The majority of apartments with balconies/terraces level access to the seafront, local shopping facilities housing developments. All of their residential and not to mention the largest park in the city. • Many with stunning views across the park and schemes keep you in mind as the occupier, drawing tennis courts upon the years of experience from their development Homes here range from 1 and 2 bedroom apartments • Contemporary high-gloss kitchens team to understand and meet the needs of the up to stunning 3 bedroom Penthouses with huge modern day tenant. terraces. These stunning new parkside homes all • Integrated A-rated branded appliances have allocated parking and the majority offer • Bicycle storage facilities balconies or terraces, many with park views. • Locker storage area for each apartment The development is being created with quality in mind • Letting and block management by Oakley Property and every apartment will be finished to exacting standards throughout, with an attractive contemporary design. Preston Park CENTRALPARKBRIGHTON.CO.UK THE BENEFITS OF RENTING IN BRIGHTON & HOVE Brighton & Hove is renowned for its diverse communities, quirky shopping lanes, and a large music and arts scene. The Bohemian City is often referred to as ‘London by the sea’, with its mix of regency architecture, history, designer shops, daytime & evening entertainment, making it one of the most varied cultural experiences outside of the capital. The acclaimed Theatre Royal and Dome complex, The Royal Pavilion, numerous independent high street retailers, and a wealth of eateries and entertainment are all within easy reach of Central Park. One of Brighton’s biggest attraction is its fantastic beach and seaside areas, offering plenty of entertainment for all, include the i360 Observation Tower and Brighton Pier. With its buzzing nightlife and various Festivals through-out the year, there is never a shortage of things to do or get involved in. For those who like Outdoor Life, the South Downs National Park spans throughout Sussex, virtually surrounding Brighton & Hove and providing Countryside perfect for walking, Horse Riding, Golf and Cycling. Brighton Marina Village is the largest harbour in the UK with over 1,600 berths, a full range of water sports, numerous cafes/bars/restaurants, a Casino, Cinema and a Bowling Alley. CENTRALPARKBRIGHTON.CO.UK PRESTON PARK DUKE OF YORK'S THE ROCKERY BRIGHTON SEAFRONT MORE LOCAL ENTERTAINMENT The immediate area around the park offers plenty of good pubs and places to eat, and London Road shopping area is a short walk which is really handy for groceries, PEACEFUL LOCATION WITH larger shopping chains and Supermarkets. The Duke of York's Picture House is just VE A at the end of the road, offering a diverse range ofD films and Art House productions R O D A23 LONDON/ A27 WORTHING F A N O A R in a beautiful Theatre style building. T A S PRESTON MANOR 2 G PRESTON 3 PARK P RESTON N R P PARK TENNIS I STATION E L S COURTS LONDON ROAD T H ON B STATION CITY CENTRE BENEFITS D R E C O Y A A T 2 KE D C I A D CROF O R GH T D I V N O H IL R A27 A S PRESTON PARK L D A S F E The Preston Park area gives you ample opportunity to escape the S I E E V D W I Y A L E WORTHING R KE 2 D R 3 L CLOCK TOWER D O P A R R D E D R D R ST E pressures of the city, with the 63 acres of recreational parkland, forming E R O P E N V P I P R P D D U R U Y D K VIADU CT RD 0 E 7 R 2 Brighton’s largest park. E O D A H DUKE N R A NIO T D OF U D R D SH D L YORKS ORE O A HA N M N R O A D O AD L O R R Shaded avenues of mature Elm trees run along both sides of the park and the Rotunda G N Y D S AM RO AD N A2 LD SHOREH R E R 70 O E E O LE P W D W A R P Y E E I U K HE E N D L H café offers a picturesque outlook over the recently rejuvenated rose gardens. T R S O A M A P D H G N L A27 LEWES & I K BRIGHTON R C U I B STATION C EASTBOURNE H S SEVEN Preston Park also offers opportunities for exercising as well as relaxing. Facilities M U DIALS R ST LGAR O FA TRA R D N AVIGDOR ROA D OAD R E WELL R D CROM Y D E Y Y O T include 8 tennis courts, 3 bowling greens, a cycle velodrome, 2 cricket fields, 4 P D K S R N E L A T K VE O R Q O I P N O U R L R A G E DR D E football pitches, 2 basketball courts and plenty of pathways for running and R D OAKLEY CRICKET E N V A N OFFICE E GROUND A N S L D RTH ROA D NO TH L PRESTON PARK P D jogging. Along the road from the development is ‘The Rockery’, which is the R AMEX HQ & O A A O RD ATON H E R Royal Sussex O A BRIGHTON A R D D TENNIS COURTS LAN OAKLEY Hospital D SDOWN largest municipal rock garden in Britain, with various pathways and streams ROAD E LETTINGS UPPER N O RTH STREET T DWARD S E HOVE R E running through its grounds, it really is tranquillity on your doorstep. I E W L N E E E E W E I P S AD S V T RO RN T E T T T JAMES ST A S S N S D O T CHURCHILL L R M O SQUARE E MARINE PARADE The Lanes E T A259 TRANSPORT KINGS ROAD A259 EASTBOURNE NGS ROAD & MARINA i360 When travelling to London, the A23 London-to-Brighton road is one of the country’s BRIGHTON PIER best known routes, and with good rail connections, a visit to the Capital can be made WEST PIER in about an hour. From Brighton Mainline Station, there are services to London Bridge (67 mins), London Victoria (55 mins) and to Gatwick (30 mins), whilst Preston Park (situated on the London/Brighton line) and London Road stations are also within easy reach. To head to the centre of Brighton and the Seafront, you have level access to walk, cycle in the designated bicycle lanes, or simply take the bus. There are regular bus services passing Central Park to many destinations throughout the City. You’ll also be well placed to travel further afield; Preston Road leads directly to the A23 and Gatwick, and in turn to the M25. Follow the A27 along the coast in either direction to reach other South Coast Towns such as Chichester, Portsmouth, Worthing and Lewes. Preston Park is a now a major community focus point for the City, regularly hosting events such as Pride (& Doggy Pride), Big Day Out Festival, The Fringe Festival Events, and The Fireworks Night display, as well as sporting events like the Brighton Marathon. CENTRALPARKBRIGHTON.CO.UK CREATED WITH QUALITY IN MIND, EVERY APARTMENT WILL BE FINISHED TO EXACTING STANDARDS THROUGHOUT, WITH AN ATTRACTIVE CONTEMPORARY DESIGN. THESE STUNNING NEW PARK SIDE HOMES ALL HAVE ALLOCATED PARKING AND THE MAJORITY OFFER BALCONIES OR TERRACES, MANY WITH PARK VIEWS. CENTRALPARKBRIGHTON.CO.UK CENTRALPARKBRIGHTON.CO.UK CENTRAL PARK SPECIFICATION LUXURY LIVING BATHROOMS & EN-SUITES OTHER BENEFITS • Concierge • Ideal Standard ‘Concept’ bathrooms & en-suites • Two passenger lifts featuring white suites to include: • All apartments with allocated parking • Two secure cycle stores • 170cm x 70cm 'Concept' baths with clear glass shower • CCTV to key common parts & building entry points • Roll top stylish panel radiators throughout screens (bathrooms) • All apartments with balconies or juliet balconies • LED downlighting throughout • Shower tray (en-suite) • Dedicated lockable storage for each apartment on • Amtico canopy oak flooring to open plan living areas • Easybox Slim built in thermostatic shower mixers the ground floor • Balconies & terraces feature external lighting and • WC with concealed cistern and dual flush plate • Key fob entry Garapa hardwood decking tiles • Recessed mirrored bathroom cabinets • Video entry phone • Cabled for BT telephone connection, BT & Virgin • Wash basins with vanity cabinets under broadband facility (subject to subscription) KITCHENS • Large format, contemporary porcelain tiles to walls • Penthouses benefit from underfloor heating & luxury and floors terraces • White, high gloss, concealed handle kitchen units • Composite graphite stone worktops BEDROOMS • Integrated Zanussi appliances- fridge/freezer, • Built in wardrobes (including recessed led lighting) dishwasher, oven and ceramic hob with stainless steel extractor hoods • Neutral colour carpets CENTRALPARKBRIGHTON.CO.UK CENTRALPARKBRIGHTON.CO.UK ALL KITCHENS HAVE INTEGRATED ZANUSSI APPLIANCES- FRIDGE/FREEZER, DISHWASHER, OVEN AND CERAMIC HOB WITH STAINLESS STEEL EXTRACTOR HOODS CENTRALPARKBRIGHTON.CO.UK CENTRALPARKBRIGHTON.CO.UK A APARTMENT 1 STYLE A1 APARTMENTS 2 & 3 STYLE C1 & C2 GROUND FLOOR Living Area 5.45m x 4.73m 17'10" x 15'6" Living Area 6.98m x 3.17m 22'11" x 10'5" 1 & 3 BEDROOM APARTMENTS Master bedroom 2.95m x 2.67m 9'8" x 8'2" Bedroom
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