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River Collection Q2/Q3 2021 ~~ Bike Stores 21 Days on Exchange of Contracts We Have Over 180 Years’ Combined the City Collection Q1/Q2 2022 (Minus Reservation Fee) HACKNEY DOWNS Stratford CANONBURY DALSTON KINGSLAND HACKNEY CENTRAL HOMERTON DALSTON JUNCTION MINUTES FROM STRATFORD LONDON FIELDS INTERNATIONAL THE CITY, ESSEX ROAD † HAGGERSTON METRES FROM 6 MINS THE WATER HOXTON BETHNAL GREEN The City SHOREDITCH 10 MINS* (Financial District) HIGHSTREET MILE END BARBICAN STEPNEY GREEN The three waters of Bow Creek, the River Lea and the Limehouse Cut meet in London’s WHITECHAPEL fastest-growing area.1 Our studio and one- BROMLEY-BY-BOW bedroom homes put you minutes from the City ALDGATE EAST and metres from the water. 12 MINS* CANNING TOWN LIMEHOUSE SHADWELL Tower Bridge ZONE 2 LIVING, CITYSCAPES ZONE 1 JOURNEY TIMES WITH HEADSPACE The 02 With the Tube and Docklands The raised garden, roof terrace Light Railway (DLR) close by, and private balconies are crafted you’ll be in the City or Canary to give you views of the City and BOROUGH Wharf in as little as 12 minutes. the water. River vistas have been The Shard ROTHERHITHE reported to add 24% to the value of a property, while canalside Canary Wharf homes gain an average of 18%.4 CANADA WATER ELEPHANT & CASTLE BERMONDSEY WITH RELOCATION RAINHILL WAY BRUCE ROAD A12 COMES REGENERATION Bow Creek, Stratford and the CRAFTED BY THE WATER nearby East Bank are magnets for From the red British brickwork TALWIN ST 6-MIN investment. Just some of the reasons to the statement herringbone W MUDCHUTE A BROMLEY-BY-BOW L why 35% house price growth is flooring, every aspect of the K anticipated in this area by 2021.2 architecture and design has PURDY ST ALK been crafted for long-term IN W -M quality and desirability. 10 MAZE HILL DEVAS ST TRIPLE THE TRANQUILLITY A12 RIVER LEA Workout before work. Cycle to the City. EXTRAORDINARY DEVONS ROAD LIMEHOUSE Waterside is synonymous with both EVERYDAY CUT BOW CREEK wellbeing and buoyant investment A 24-hour concierge and VIOLET ROAD EMPSON ST DEPTFORD value. As Knight Frank say: “there is a residents’ screening room are GREENWICH uniqueness to waterside living.”3 part of life’s flow at Three Waters. NEW CROSS Greenwich Royal DEPTFORD BRIDGE Observatory GILLENDER ST GILLENDER 1 Evening Standard, 2017: East London still racing ahead as Olympic boom creates 110,000 jobs. *Journey times taken from Bromley-by-Bow station. Journey times are approximate only and taken from Transport for London (TfL). 2 Knight Frank, 2018: London Development Hotspots: Residential Development Opportunity Areas. †Journey times taken from Devons Road station. Map not to scale. 3 Knight Frank, 2018. 4 3 2 The Telegraph, 2016: Revealed: the most sought-after waterside views in the country. IMMERSE YOURSELF BROMLEY-BY-BOW THE SHARD IN THE CITY 6 minute walk 27 minutes* THE CITY (FINANCIAL CANARY WHARF DISTRICT) 12 minutes† TOWER 10 minutes* OF LONDON DEVONS ROAD 10 minute walk ST KATHARINE DOCKS 13 minutes* *Journey times taken from Bromley-by-Bow station. †Journey times taken from Devons Road station. Journey times are approximate only and taken from TfL. 5 4 BOW CREEK STRATFORD INTERNATIONAL IS WHERE INVESTMENT 1 Westfield MEETS RETURN 2 Stratford 3 Victoria STRATFORD 4 Park Three Waters sits within London’s fastest- MAP KEY growing area1. Over half of the capital’s Aquatics 2 Centre Stratford population now live east of Tower Bridge. RIVERS AND CANALS London Stadium ArcelorMittal HIGH STREET East London is a beacon for the most ambitious UNDERGROUND STATION Orbit STRATFORD City workers, creatives and entrepreneurs, all HIGH STREET 5 demanding competitively-priced homes with DLR STATION Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park rapid journey times. London’s shifting epicentre RIVER LEA 1 MILE makes for strong capital growth prospects. NATIONAL RAIL CITY MILL RIVER BROMLEY-BY-BOW Where public and private Moments away in Stratford, REDEVELOPMENT finance converge, smart the £12bn legacy of London PUDDING property buyers follow. 20124 has delivered some of BROMLEY-BY-BOW MILL LANE NEW INFRASTRUCTURE the capital’s biggest property A12 TfL, Tower Hamlets Council ER increases. Sold prices have IV and the London Legacy R EAST BANK K risen by 82% in the last five C Development Corporation 5 REDEVELOPMENT A B years alone. are investing over £9m to W upgrade the area’s transport The Mayor of London’s £1.1bn O 1 V&A EAST B infrastructure.3 vision for the East Bank has COMMERCIAL encouraged world famous 2 UAL’S LONDON SPACES Tower Hamlets Council is cultural and educational COLLEGE OF FASHION PARK creating a new district centre brands to the area.6 More than that will bring new shops, 3 BBC MUSIC 1/2 MILE 10,500 students will follow.7 offices, a hotel, a school and BOW ROAD 4 SADLER’S WELLS EAST Bow riverside park space. Now, creating opportunity out of the optimism, Mount Anvil 5 UCL EAST That’s all in readiness for an and Peabody are investing influx of affluent professionals in E3. It all adds up to a great BOW ROAD and students. investment in a borough that’s Bromley- burgeoning as well as buzzing. by-Bow SCHOOL In Bromley-by-Bow house BROMLEY-BY-BOW 6-MIN WALK PARK Bow Mount Anvil’s track record is prices have outperformed for building homes that grow in the wider Tower Hamlets Creek price faster than local new build market during the past decade, +2.3x averages – by up to 2.3x.8 +67% climbing 67%, compared to 54% for the wider borough.9 DEVONS ROAD VIOLET ROAD 10-MIN RIVER LEA 1 Evening Standard, 2017: East London still racing ahead as Olympic boom creates 110,000 jobs. 6 BBC News, 2018: London Olympic Park £1.1bn plan unveiled. WALK 2 The Guardian, 2014: Bridge East London. 7 UCL, 2018: UCL East at a glance. / UAL, 2018: Mayor of London unveils BOW CREEK 3 TfL, 2018. vision for LCF’s new home East Bank at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. 4 The Guardian, 2014: London’s £12bn Olympic park opens up to the public. 8 Mount Anvil and Dataloft Market Report, March 2018. DEVAS STREET LIMEHOUSE CUT 5,9 7 6 © Crown Copyright. Land Registry data, 2018. Journey times are approximate only and taken from TfL. INSPIRED BY HISTORY, We were thinking about how MADE FOR THE we could create a calm setting when you’re entertaining friends, which led us to integrated appliances, clean FUTURE lines and natural oak-effect splashbacks. The floor’s the star, here. A herringbone pattern where wood-effect gives way to Three new buildings rise above the concrete-effect. A splash of personality to update a meeting point of the River Lea, Bow classic finish, and right in- Creek and the Limehouse Cut. The keeping with the waterside architecture. architecture reflects the industrial NATALIE SLACK heritage of this conservation area. Interior Design Manager, Traditional red brick façades and pitched Mount Anvil roofs echo the historic wharves and warehouses of the east London context. Every aspect of Three Waters has been designed to make the most of the waterfront location. The raised garden, the roof terrace, the private balconies, even the three buildings themselves; each element is cleverly arranged to offer you far- reaching views of the water and the City. We’ve crafted communal spaces to help your life flow smoothly. It’s a stunning space, designed as a welcome home for you and a wow moment for your guests. CONCIERGE The 24-hour concierge will connect you with whatever you need for a hassle-free day – greeting guests, handling packages, a friendly face whenever you’re home. We’ve designed the tiling and shelving to align perfectly. Clever storage means you can hide your products away, but keep them close at hand. NATALIE SLACK Interior Design Manager, Mount Anvil SCREENING ROOM Booking the screening room for you and your guests means entertainment on an epic scale. State-of-the-art technology and expansive seating bring a night in front of a sporting 9 8 event or a film to a new level. ZONE 1 ZONE 2 ZONE 2/3 Benefit from the central Zone 2 CLOSE TO location with the Tube and DLR in walking distance, taking you to the STRATFORD THE CITY, latest restaurant or bar, to the INTERNATIONAL can’t-miss-it lecture, or to catch that STRATFORD plane. Get to the City and Canary CONNECTED Wharf in as little as 12 minutes. KING’S CROSS TO THE WORLD At Three Waters, you can enjoy your ST PANCRAS STRATFORD city as much as your neighbourhood. HIGH STREET EUSTON PUDDING 28 minutes* ABBEY ANGEL MILL LANE BETHNAL ROAD GREEN MILE END BROMLEY-BY-BOW OLD STREET UNDERGROUND STATION BOW WARREN STREET ROAD Six-minute walk BARBICAN LIVERPOOL DEVONS ROAD DLR STATION FARRINGDON STREET Ten-minute walk STEPNEY GREEN WEST HAM BOW BROMLEY- GOODGE CHURCH ALDGATE WHITECHAPEL BY-BOW STRATFORD PADDINGTON BOND STREET TOTTENHAM STREET COURT ROAD EAST 8 minutes* 6-min walk from For world-class sports DEVONS Three Waters facilities, big brand MOORGATE ROAD STAR LANE shopping, great transport links and one of the UK’s LANGDON CHANCERY LANE LIVERPOOL STREET biggest urban parks. OXFORD CIRCUS HOLBORN ALDGATE PARK For the City – London’s Six minutes† BANK financial heart and ALL SAINTS CANNING historic centre. TOWN ROYAL LEICESTER SQUARE ST. PAUL’S Ten minutes* GREEN PARK VICTORIA 27 minutes* SHADWELL WESTFERRY BLACKWALL CANARY WHARF 27 minutes* For shops, restaurants and the world’s biggest names CANNON STREET LIMEHOUSE POPLAR MONUMENT TOWER EAST in financial services. WEST SILVERTOWN 16 minutes* HILL INDIA 12 minutes† MANSION HOUSE TOWER LONDON CITY CHARING WEST GATEWAY PONTOON DOCK AIRPORT CROSS INDIA QUAY For over 40 BLACKFRIARS destinations including New York and Zurich.1 ST.
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