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Surgery & Redcow © 2018 All Rights Reserved PLAZA COLLECTION 3 1 3 PLAZA COLLECTION 4 London's best 5 kept secret Surrounded by the wide-open acres of North London’s Green Belt, yet just a 30-minute journey on the underground to the bright lights of the West End, Plaza Collection at Millbrook Park presents the best of London living in a leafy, well-connected community. Situated opposite Mill Hill East Underground Station, and overlooking the vibrant new public plaza, which will be home to an exciting array of retail stores and cafés, this will be the perfect location for those who want to enjoy all that London has to offer in a uniquely green and peaceful environment. PLAZA COLLECTION Finchley Central Station Millbrook Park CE Plaza Mill Hill East Hendon Golf Club Primary School Collection Station The London Chandos Finchley Hampstead Waitrose Virgin Equestrian Centre Canary Wharf The City Tennis Club Golf Club Heath West End & Partners Active Bittacy Hill Park 6 7 PLAZA COLLECTION 8 An 9 all-encompassing location Award-winning architecture and interior design studio Michaelis Boyd has crafted a stunning collection of 262 new homes based around the exciting new Millbrook Plaza. The generously-sized apartments have been individually designed to meet the needs of home buyers who are seeking to live in large, lateral and duplex spaces. Every home will enjoy a balcony or terrace which will bring the outside in and flood the interiors with natural light. PLAZA COLLECTION 10 Steeped 11 in history Mill Hill dates back to the 14th Century and was once buried in an ancient forest that covered most of the South-East of England. Its name first appeared formally as 'Myllehill' in 1547, translated from Middle English to mean ‘hill with a windmill’. Over time the agrarian community has transformed as London continues to grow and expand. However, in keeping with its countryside roots and with the establishment of the Green Belt, Mill Hill still enjoys a rural landscape. Plaza Collection is part of the large regeneration of Millbrook Park, which will create a community of over 2,000 new apartments and houses that will breathe new life into this much-loved North London village. PLAZA COLLECTION 5 24 17 The area 22 Bittacy Hill Plaza Collection is well positioned to enjoy the wealth of eclectic local 7 amenities on offer. 23 8 Leisure 21 1 — The Laboratory Spa and Health Club Watford Way Woodside Park Rd 2 — Finchley Golf Club M1 3 — Finchley Lawn Tennis Club Woodside 31 The Ridgeway Park 34 Argyle Rd. 4 — The London Equestrian Centre 25 4 5 — Mill Hill Golf Club 30 29 35 6 — Virgin Active Health Club 33 Gainsborough Rd. 7 — Belmont Children’s Farm 28 36 Argyle Rd. 8 — Camden Sports Ground 14 Hutton Grove 9 — Chandos Tennis Club Hale Dr. Mill Hill Broadway 12 10 — Hendon Golf Club Courthouse Rd. Bunns Ln. Wise Ln. Moss Hall Grove Milespit Hill Fursby Av. Parks and Green Spaces 13 2 Engel park Bittacy Hill Christchurch Av. West Av. Deans Brook Rd. Bittacy Rise 11 — Dollis Valley Greenwalk 3 West Finchley 12 — Mill Hill Park Brent Way 13 — Bittacy Hill Park Abbots Rd. Mill Hill East 14 — Arrandene Open Space Bunns Ln. 6 Granville Rd. Grahame Park Way 20 15 — Sunny Hill Park M1 16 — Victoria Park Devonshire Rd. Watling Ave. Gordon Rd. 12 Went Worth Av. 13 17 — Highwood Park Longeld Av. 19 18 18 — Glebelands Local Nature Reserve Blundel Rd. Ballards Ln. Dollis Rd. Nether St. 27 Etchingham Park Rd. Dollis Park Shopping Burnt Oak Thirleby Rd. Bow Ln. 16 19 — Marks & Spencer Page St. Church Cres. 20 — Waitrose & Partners 10 39 Finchley Long Ln. 21 — Finchley Nurseries Lanacre Ave. Sunny Gardens Rd. Gardens Sunny Central Station Rd. Pubs 38 Licheld Grove 26 22 — The Rising Sun 1 23 — The Three Hammers N Circular Rd. 15 24 — The Orange Tree Great N Way Hendon Ln. 25 — The Adam & Eve Holders Hill Rd. 11 26 — The Catcher in the Rye Aerodrome Rd. Colindale Watford Way Cafés and Restaurants 27 — Metro Italia Downage 28 — El Vaquero Allandale Av. E End Rd. Regents Park Rd. 32 Colindale Ave. Parson St. Holly Park 9 Windermere Av. 29 — Koi Japanese and Chinese Restaurant Rd. Gardens Sunny Watford Way Chessington Av. 30 — Prezzo Colindeep Ln. N Circular Rd. 31 — The Good Earth M1 32 — Bang Bang Oriental Foodhall 37 33 — Bluebelles of Portobello Finchley Ln. 34 — Hudsons Brasserie Alexandra Rd. 40 Falloden Way 35 — Baw Café 35 — Mill & Brew Brim Hill Brampton Grove A502 37 — Kaifeng 38 — Two Brothers Fish Restaurant Green Ln. 39 — Tintico Finchley Rd. 40 — Lavash Restaurant Bridge Ln. Hendon Way 41 41 — Gails Bakery Queens Rd. Kingsbury Rd. Station Rd. Northway Hendon Central Brent Cross Shopping Centre 1 Lifestyle 1 1 Lifestyle Lifestyle Located adjacent to the exciting, new Millbrook Plaza, residents at Plaza Collection will be able to enjoy convenient access to an eclectic range of retail stores and cafés on their doorstep. A large Waitrose supermarket is just a short walk from Plaza Collection whilst in the wider Mill Hill area there is the bustling Mill Hill Broadway with its boutique shops and active café culture. There are plenty of opportunities to enjoy the great outdoors in the nearby vicinity of Plaza Collection. From enjoying playing golf at one of the three 19-hole courses to riding with the The London Equestrian Centre to playing a game of tennis at the nearby Chandos Tennis Club or simply relaxing and whiling away the hours at the Laboratory Spa and Health Club, Mill Hill has it all. Pages 16-27 PLAZA COLLECTION Finchley Golf Club 18 19 PLAZA COLLECTION Living in Mill Hill 4 1 1 — Chandos Tennis Club 2 — Waitrose & Partners, Mill Hill East 3 — Finchley Golf Club 4 — Dollis Valley Greenwalk 5 — M&S Foodhall, Mill Hill Broadway 6 — John Lewis, Brent Cross Shopping Centre 7 — The London Equestrian Centre 2 20 21 5 7 3 6 PLAZA COLLECTION 12 11 22 13 23 9 8 8 — Bluebelles of Portobello 9 — Hudsons Brasserie 10 — The Adam & Eve 11 — Baw Café 12 — Mill & Brew 13 — The Catcher In The Rye 10 PLAZA COLLECTION High Barnet 15 mins Mill Hill East Camden Town Get 17 mins Central Saint Martins University of Westminister London Business School UCL King’s Cross St Pancras (Eurostar) connected Baker Street Euston 23 mins 39 mins 21 mins Paddington Plaza Collection boasts one of the best locations 45 mins UCL Old Street Edgware Road within Millbrook Park, just a few moments from Warren 26 mins 42 mins Mill Hill East Underground Station which offers Street Northern Line services into Central London. 23 mins SOAS Moorgate For anyone heading out of town, Plaza Collection Goodge LSE 28 mins Street Holborn has the added benefit of being well connected to University of Westminster 25 mins 31 mins the M1 and North Circular. Alternatively, hop on the Oxford Circus Heathrow Airport tube and be on your way to Europe within minutes 28 mins 60 mins Tottenham Liverpool Street 24 from King's Cross St Pancras International. Court Road 25 Covent Garden 38 mins 26 mins 32 mins Bank 33 mins Green Park Leicester Square 30 mins 28 mins By Underground By Road By Air King’s College London Bridge Victoria Charing Cross 36 mins 32 mins 30 mins Camden: 17 mins M1 Motorway: 2.5 miles London City Airport: 20.8 miles Euston: 21 mins Brent Cross Shopping Centre: 3.0 miles Heathrow Airport: 19.9 miles Waterloo 34 mins King's Cross St Pancras: 23 mins (Eurostar) Mill Hill Broadway: 3.1 miles Luton Airport: 26.6 miles Tottenham Court Road: 26 mins (Crossrail) M25 Motorway (Junction 23): 7.1 miles Stansted Airport: 38.0 miles Leicester Square: 28 mins Central London (Oxford Circus): 9.0 miles Bank: 33 mins (The City) Central London Bridge: 36 mins (The City) Hammersmith & City Waterloo: 34 mins Northern Piccadilly Victoria University - Travel times are based on public transport journeys from Mill Hill East Underground Station, according to Google maps - Please note that travel times may vary depending on time of departure - Distances referenced on page 26 have been taken from Google maps PLAZA COLLECTION 5 Exploring 3 Central London 1 — Covent Garden 2 — Lyceum Theatre 3 — British Museum 4 — Retail shopping 5 — Selfridges 6 — The London Eye 4 6 26 27 1 2 2 Education 2 2 Education Education Wherever your interest in learning and education lies, Plaza Collection at Millbrook Park stands within easy reach of a vast range of the Capital’s finest educational and academic establishments. Pages 28-33 PLAZA COLLECTION Early education Mill Hill is an affluent North London village which has long been a magnet for parents looking for good schools. A range of local nurseries and primary schools are within a short drive or walk from Plaza Collection, and some of the highest- performing secondary schools in the city are also located nearby. 1 — Mill Hill School 2 — The Mount, Mill Hill International 1 Local Nurseries Primary Schools Secondary Schools 2 Parkside Pre-School Millbrook Park CE The Mount, Mill Hill International 6 mins walk Primary School Co-Ed Day and Boarding School* 5 min walk 4 mins Drive The Rocking Horse Day Nursery 7 mins drive Dollis Junior School Mill Hill Co-Ed Day 4 min drive and Boarding School* St Mary’s CE Nursery School 5 mins drive 7 mins drive St Vincent’s Catholic 32 Primary School Henrietta Barnett Girls' 33 Grammar School Goodwyn Early Years 4 min drive 14 mins drive 7 mins drive Frith Manor Primary School North London Co-Ed Grimsdell Pre-Preparatory 4 min drive Grammar School School* 14 mins drive 10 mins drive Belmont Preparatory Day School* 7 mins drive Queen Elizabeth's Boys' Grammar School St Mary’s CE Primary School 15 mins drive 7 mins drive Highgate Co-Ed Day School Goodwyn School 16 mins 7 mins drive Channing School for Girls Hendon Preparatory School 18 mins drive 7 mins drive Harrow Boarding School for Boys 25 mins drive - Please note that travel times are approximate and may vary depending on time of departure *Mill Hill School Foundation PLAZA COLLECTION World-class universities With many of the world’s leading universities located in Central London, Plaza Collection is a very convenient commute, making it a perfect place for students to live.
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