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Lime-Quarter.Pdf 1 Lime Quarter Live, work and play at Bromley-by-Bow’s new landmark Set around a brand new public square, just moments from Devons Road DLR, Lime Quarter is a landmark development in every sense. Designed to be a destination as much as a home, the stunning design of its array of one, two and three bedroom apartments is further enhanced by the lifestyle provision on offer. The cafes and restaurants that face into the fully landscaped piazza will be at the heart of the new neighbourhood that’s being created. Add to this a co-working space and superb transport links to the rest of the capital; Lime Quarter’s location is perfectly balanced for work and leisure. Lime Quarter 2 3 Lime Quarter The development itself comprises two residential blocks The beginnings of a and a co-working space. Lime Quarter House is lower rise, comprising 10 apartments, set over three floors. While, rising new neighbourhood up twenty storeys with 114 apartments and expansive views across the capital, Lime Quarter Tower acts as a beacon for the scheme. For all its scale however, with a maximum of eight apartments on each floor, it continues the feeling of intimacy and neighbourly atmosphere of Lime Quarter House. Computer Generated Image Generated Computer Lime Quarter 4 Computer Generated Image Generated Computer With an on-site co-working area provided by Workspace, your commute could take minutes 5 Lime Quarter If you’re thinking of setting up a business or in need of new premises we have the perfect partner for you. We’ve teamed up with Workspace, the leading property company in London who own over 3.7million square feet of space in the capital, providing homes for over 4,000 businesses. Offering a mix of hot desking space and private offices, it could cut your morning commute down to minutes, leaving you free to enjoy the delights of the local area that bit more. Location 6 Greenwich Old Royal Langdon Park Canary Wharf Poplar DLR Canary Wharf Park Naval College Crossrail Limehouse Cut Museum of London Docklands Seconds from the DLR and minutes from Canary Wharf, Lime Quarter is perfectly located 7 Location Devons Road Bartlett Park River Thames DLR Location 8 HOMERTON STRATFORD INTERNATIONAL HACKNEY WICK STRATFORD STRATFORD HIGH ST. PUDDING MILL LANE ABBEY ROAD PLAISTOW BOW CHURCH WEST HAM BOW ROAD MILE END BROMLEY-BY-BOW STEPNEY GREEN DEVONS RD. STAR LANE LANGDON PARK CANNING TOWN LIMEHOUSE ALL SAINTS WESTFERRY EAST INDIA ROYAL VICTORIA POPLAR BLACKWALL WEST INDIA QUAY CANARY WHARF WEST SILVERTOWN HERON QUAYS SOUTH QUAY NORTH GREENWICH CANADA WATER CROSSHARBOUR SURREY QUAYS MUDCHUTE ISLAND GARDENS CUTTY SARK 9 Location 20 PUDDING MILL LANE 12 25 RD. 3 MAN RO 4 STRATFORD HIGH ST. 21 A12 FAIRFIELD ST. H IG H RD. 22 D. 11 R BOW 10 GRO ABBEY ROAD 5 8 16 V 23 E RD. BOW CHURCH 9 A 1 BOW ROAD 2 24 D. 1 R 27 E END MIL 2 BROMLEY-BY-BOW MILE END 13 D. D R 28 E EN MIL ST. TOWER HAMLETS DEVAS CEMETARY PARK 7 B U DEVONS RD. RD ET T RD. D. R S VIOLET R MILE END ON V STEPNEY GREEN PARK E 26 D 14 17 A12 15 29 D . Y ’S WA AUL STAR LANE ST P B U RD ET T RD. BARTLETT LANGDON PARK B LACKWALL TUNNEL APPROA PARK CHRISP ST . COM MER LIMEHOUSE CIAL R D. IMEHO L US E L IN EAST INDIA K T U DOCK RD. 18 ALL SAINTS C 19 N H N E L 6 WESTFERRY POPLAR BARS & RESTAURANTS 12. Muxima LANDMARKS & CULTURE 1. The Coffee Room 13. Kitchen Pizzeria 21. 504 Gallery 2. The Greedy Cow 14. The Angel of Bow 22. Bow Arts Trust 3. Roman Road Market 23. The House Mill 4. G. Kelly SPORT & LEISURE 24. The Art Pavillion Mile End 5. The Morgan Arms 15. Mile End Park Leisure 25. Chisenhale Gallery 6. The Grapes Centre & Stadium 26. Limehouse Cut 7. Galvanisers Union 16. Mile End Climbing Wall 8. The Bow Bells 17. Better Gym Mile End CONVENIENCES 9. Coborn 18. Poplar Baths Leisure Centre & Gym 27. Tesco Superstore 10. Kilikya 19. Pure Gym East India Dock 28. Sainsbury’s Local 11. The Victoria 20. Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park 29. Tesco Express CUTTY SARK Transport 10 For work or play, Canary Wharf - mins all of London is at 7 your beck and call Embankment - 21mins Monument - 14 mins London City Airport - 21 mins King’s Cross St Pancras - 22 mins 11 Transport With two stations within walking distance, you’re superbly Well serviced by the DLR connected to the rest of the capital. Bordering Lime Quarter, Devons Road DLR is the nearer of the two and offers rapid and underground, the access to Canary Wharf, Stratford and The City. If you’re arrival of Crossrail will travelling further afield, London City Airport is also easy to reach. Bromley-by-Bow station is only a nine minute walk and offers enhance Lime Quarter’s access to the District and Hammersmith & City line services to central and west London. Through Liverpool Street and transport links even further Monument stations, the commerce and cocktails of The City and Shoreditch are just moments away. While Blackfriars and Embankment put the joys of the Southbank at your disposal. Add to this a variety of bus services and rest assured, wherever you’re headed, you’ll get there in good time. Especially with the planned arrival of Crossrail at Canary Wharf, which will make all of London that bit closer. Bromley-by-Bow 9 mins walk Liverpool Street 9 mins Monument 14 mins Devons Road Blackfriars 1 min walk 18 mins Stratford Embankment 5 mins 21 mins King’s Cross St Pancras Crossrail from Canary Wharf 22 mins Canary Wharf 7 mins Liverpool Street 6 mins Bank 17 mins Farringdon 8 mins London City Airport 21 mins Bond Street 13 mins Paddington 17 mins Heathrow 40 mins Travel times stated are approximate, calculated at optimum travel times using google.co.uk/maps, tfl.gov.uk and crossrail.co.uk. Local Area 12 Great food, great drink and a chance to think G. Kelly A treasured mainstay of the local area, and one of the oldest traditional pie and mash shops in London. Roman Road Market A 150-year-old local market that attracts visitors from across London for its vibrant selection of stalls. 13 Local Area A vibrant mix of old and new, while Bromley-by-Bow has changed a lot in recent years, it’s still retained its character. Old school East End boozers live happily alongside artisan cafes and fashionable boutiques, and it’s better for it. This mix gives the area a real sense of place and its residents a real sense of belonging. Roman Road is the area’s retail heart. Every Saturday it hosts a vintage, craft and street food market alongside its usual stalls. Add to this an array of independent stores and eateries offering everything from fashion to upcycled furniture and street food. All in all, it’s a feast for the eyes and stomach alike, and the perfect way to spend a lazy day. The acclaimed gastro-pub, the Morgan Arms flies the flag for Bromley-by-Bow’s gastronomic prowess. Other notable local delights include The Greedy Cow, The Coffee Room and G. Kelly’s pie and mash shop. While slightly further away you have the likes of Gordon Ramsay’s The Narrow and The Grapes, owned by Ian McKellen. There are plenty of more traditional East End pubs too, if you’re looking for a well-crafted pint over a great meal. Equally, when you want to forget the stresses of city life, you’re also perfectly placed. The Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, Mile End Park, Regent’s Canal and Limehouse Cut are great ways to escape London’s hustle and bustle. As are the numerous galleries that have helped establish the area as a real creative hub. Life here is for living and Lime Quarter gives you the base from which to do so. Local Area 14 Page 14 Clockwise from top: 504 Gallery A contemporary space located on Roman Road that puts its focus on food, art and fashion, and provides a platform to up and coming creatives. Lee Valley Combining award-winning open spaces and innovative sports venues, this 10,000 acre park was envisioned as a “green lung” for London and its surrounding areas, and provides a wealth of activities and experiences for a memorable day out. Mile End Park Perched alongside Regent’s Canal, this verdant space is home to an ecology park, climbing wall, gallery space, leisure centre and much, much more. Page 15 Clockwise from top right: The Victoria Sat across from Mile End Park, and fondly nicknamed The Vic by locals, this East End pub offers cask ales, international wines and British Food. Galvanisers Union Bromley-by-Bow’s newest pub is just a short walk up Devons Road, boasting a wide array of local craft beers and a contemporary British menu that puts a spin on traditional cuisine. Bow Arts Trust Home to the Nunnery Gallery and a cosy cafe, this innovative art space champions emerging artists across London and is free to the public. The Morgan Arms A beloved and traditional East London pub, the Morgan Arms boasts an upmarket food menu, a quirky interior and a famous Sunday roast. The House Mill Part of the Three Mills complex, this Grade 1 listed 18th Century tidal mill is open to the public for guided tours and, along with the Miller’s House Café, makes for a great pit stop when walking down the River Lea.
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