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Streatham Hill SO Resi is a new way of making home ownership possible for more people. You buy a share of your home, with a lower deposit, smaller mortgage and monthly payment on the rest. SO Resi redefines shared ownership, by making everything clear and uncomplicated, so you understand how it all works at every stage, before and after you buy. Our SO Resi homeowners are important to us and we aim to build strong, lasting relationships by being here to answer your questions in a language that makes sense. SO Resi by Metropolitan Thames Valley, a not-for- profit housing association. For over fifty years we’ve been building good quality, affordable new homes and managing them well. By doing that, we’ve been helping to create communities where people are proud and happy to live. 1 SO Resi Streatham Hill | The development A collection Live the life of 1, 2 & 3 bed you love in apartments Streatham Hill On a tree-lined street in the vibrant SW2 neighbourhood of Streatham Hill, you’ll find this stylish collection of 10 SO Resi homes – offering modern living in a sought after location. Contemporary and comfortable, these 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments boast sleek interiors and are expertly designed to maximise light and space, with each home featuring a balcony or terrace and allocated parking on select homes. With a plentiful supply of buzzing bars and restaurants, bustling shops and markets, not to mention convenient transport links, good schools and every-day amenities, it’s no wonder Streatham Hill has quickly become a desirable address – one which you could soon call home. The area 4 Development overview 8 Connectivity 12 Specification 16 Plans 18 CGI of homes at SO Resi Streatham Hill are for 2 illustrative purposes only and subject to change. 3 SO Resi Streatham Hill | The area Perfectly The food is to die for, positioned seriously recommend it. for work, rest and play Streatham Hill has a bubbling energy – morning, noon and night. With its café culture and growing number of quirky bars and cool restaurants, The Naughty Piglets Restaurant, plus its shop-filled high street lined with both Trip Advisor independent and nationwide brands, there’s enough to satisfy the foodies, the shopaholics, and everyone in between. And it’s not all hustle and bustle, there’s also an abundance of green open space where you can relax or get active – from the woodlands, wildlife and sporting facilities of the Tooting Commons, to Streatham Common’s tranquil secret garden and brand new playground for kids big and small. There’s no shortage of good schools either, with primary, secondary and prep schools close by. Getting around town is simple with no less than three railway stations nearby (Streatham, Tulse Hill and Balham) – whisking you to central London in under 20 minutes* – plus a great local bus network, taking the strain out of your commute. And when you want to explore, nearby Brixton, Clapham, Balham and Dulwich are all within easy reach, each with something special to offer. Fine dining on your doorstep at the Naughty Piglets Restaurant, only a 7 minute drive from SO Resi Streatham Hill. 4 *Travel times by Google maps from Streatham Hill Station. 5 3 SO Resi Streatham Hill | The area 5 1 6 2 4 Live like locals 1 2 3 4 5 6 Tooting Bec O2 Academy The Manor Naughty The Streatham Ice Lido Brixton Arms Piglets Rookery and Leisure 100 yards to swim outdoors at 12 times the O2 Academy Brixton has 7 days a week to drink and dine at 4 stars awarded to the Naughty 1913, the year The Rookery’s White 35 gym stations at Streatham Ice Tooting Bec Lido been voted NME Venue of the Year The Manor Arms Piglets by restaurant critic Garden opened and Leisure Centre Fay Maschler Make a splash in the UK’s largest For live music, club nights, comedy When that Sunday feeling strikes, Make your way to the summit of Whether you choose to lace up your open air swimming pool, open from and theatre you just can’t beat the head down to the Manor Arms with They say good things come in small Streatham Common and you’ll be skates and take to the ice on London’s May to September. As well as the draw O2 Academy Brixton. This historic friends and family for reputedly the packages – and this is certainly true of rewarded with a blissful secret garden: only Olympic-sized ice rink, work-out of the lido, the Tooting Commons offer Grade II listed venue has existed best Sunday lunch in Streatham – the Naughty Piglets, a quirky charcoal The Rookery. This award-winning on one of the 100 stations in the swathes of green open space and under many guises, and is now with ‘yorkies as big as your head.’ grill restaurant run by a husband and hidden gem is the perfect spot to let state-of-the-art gym, swim a few laps avenues of ancient trees, the perfect world-renowned for hosting – in This characterful pub whips up wife team. Specialising in small plates your stresses melt away. Winding steps in the 25m pool or take part in one of place to kick start your day with a run a relatively intimate environment seasonal dishes daily from brunch of amazingly tasty food alongside and pathways pass through lush lawns, the many fitness classes, Streatham or kick back and relax on a sunny – legendary gigs by some of to supper, has a garden perfect for natural wines from small producers, fragrant roses, trickling fountains and Ice and Leisure Centre offers heart- afternoon. entertainment’s biggest names. sipping cocktails in summertime, this neighbourhood gem has convivial wild woodland, while benches invite pumping activities for everyone. and a wood burner to cosy-up communal tables and counter seating. you to rest in the White Garden. 11 minutes 12 minutes by in winter. Be sure to book. 11 minutes 14 minutes 6 8 minutes 7 minutes 7 Travel times by Google maps. SO Resi Streatham Hill | Site plan N A205 Development overview A tranquil home just moments from a buzzing neighbourhood Sat Nav location SW2 3NG Tucked away on a leafy residential street yet strolling PALACE ROAD distance from the vibrancy of Streatham Hill’s centre, this collection of 10 new homes is perfectly positioned and ideally suited to couples and young families. The traditional design of the building is in keeping with local heritage architecture, while inside the apartments have a contemporary feel and are thoughtfully designed with modern living in mind. Private balconies and ground floor terraces enhance the feeling of space, helping to bring the outside in. * Set behind mature trees and carefully landscaped to encourage the local ecology, each property comes with secure cycle storage. Key SO Resi units Bin/Cycle Store Private units Parking COVERED RESERVOIR Social rent Bus stops Stairs DAYSBROOK ROAD The site layout is intended for illustrative 8 9 * Social rent apartment on ground floor only. purposes only and is subject to change. 10 Show home images are computer generated 11 and for illustrative purpose only. Ruskin Park O2 Brixton SO Resi Streatham Hill | Connectivity Academy Excellent transport links mean a quick route to Clapham work – and an easy journey home. You’re just Common half a mile from Streatham Hill station and its fast, Brixton direct services to London Victoria. Streatham A3 station offers Thameslink trains to Blackfriars and An easy Farringdon, while both Streatham and Streatham BRIXTON Common stations provide a direct link to London Clapham Bridge. Balham is the nearest Underground station, Common commute A 2 4 and several bus routes serve Streatham Hill, Northcote Road A 2 0 5 Naughty covering local and central London destinations. Market Piglets HERNE HILL Epsom Heathrow A 2 0 4 Croydon Wimbledon Forest Airport Clapham Brixton Hill South Brockwell Park 26mins 27mins 43mins 59mins A 2 0 5 CLAPHAM PARK Balham St Martin-in-the-Fields Crown & Sceptre Streatham Hill Telford Lawn West Odeon Cinema High School for Girls Public House Station Tennis Club Sat Nav location Dulwich SW2 3NG 5mins 12mins 12mins 21mins t e A 2 0 5 e r t Streatham Wells A 2 4 S Primary School T U L S E Tooting Bec h H I L L g Common i H Tulse m Hill a WEST DULWICH h t a The Manor Arms Tooting Bec Lido The Rookery Café Clapham Common e r t S 9mins 11mins 13mins 14mins Tooting Bec STREATHAM Tooting Bec T West o o Lido t i n g Norwood B e c R o a d STREATHAM PARK WEST NORWOOD Brixton Victoria Blackfriars Farringdon The Manor Arms Streatham 12mins 30mins 33mins 41mins Norwood Streatham Hill Park Station FURZEDOWN Streatham Common 12 Times taken from Google Maps. Streatham The 13 Ice Rookery Refined & contemporary 14 Show home images are computer generated 15 and for illustrative purpose only. SO Resi Streatham Hill | Specification Light and bright open plan living Each of our SO Resi homes are designed and built to the highest specifications – meaning you’ll feel right at home the minute you turn the key. With welcoming living areas, cosy bedrooms, sophisticated kitchens and sleek bathrooms, our apartments also offer clever storage solutions plus quality fixtures, fittings and appliances. Choose from 1, 2 or 3 bedroom homes – all of which feature a balcony or terrace to enhance the feeling of light and space. General Kitchen Bathroom En-suite bathroom to selected units Fully fitted Symphony white White tiled floor and walls, with light Rockford Oak laminate flooring gloss kitchen grey tiled bathroom in en-suites in living areas, including kitchen, Bosch single steel oven and 4zone Contemporary bathroom suite with dining, corridor, and winter garden ceramic hob with stainless steel white sanitary ware from Ideal Double glazed windows extractor
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