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CRIB 5 a Unique Set of Eight Urban, Industrial Interior-Designed Pads WE’RE HERE. Vanquish ID have arrived on Brixton Road with CRIB 5 a unique set of eight urban, industrial interior-designed pads. The pads will include 1, 2 and 3 bedrooms, all with balconies or terraces. The 1 beds we've made affordable to give the first time buyer a chance to buy a penthouse with a rooftop garden overlooking Brixton and South West London. These will be released under the Help to Buy scheme. Pucker, precise design. Our bold industrial interiors will showcase high ceilings and industrial fittings and features such as exposed brick feature walls, exposed steel columns, old-school lighting, brick wall tiles and handmade timber kitchens with butler sinks finished in clay tile floors, all whilst creating an open plan, urban layout. Iconic block for an iconic area. CRIB 5 is a 5-10 minute walk to Brixton rail and underground station and an easy stroll to Brixton Market, O2 Academy Brixton & the Ritzy cinema. The ground floor boasts F45: a new 3,000 ft2 gym which residents can join up to. CRIB 1: Crystal Palace THE BOSS OF HIP, PUKKA PADS. WHERE iT's AT Where is CRIB 5? It’s located on Brixton Road, a short walk away from Brixton town centre and the tube & rail stations. Brixton is bang in the middle of South London, and has become the go-to-place for foodies, artists & clubbers, without losing its unpolished and rustic edge. The spirit of the neighbourhood pours throughout the town, through its shops along Electric Avenue, its restaurants and stalls in the Brixton Village & Market Row, art galleries and pop-up eateries found in Pop Brixton. Don’t fancy that? Well go to the O2 Academy Brixton, hosting live music shows from some of the world’s biggest acts. There’s also the Ritzy cinema, an independent cinema that serves great movies and great coffee. Need a breath of fresh air? Try Brockwell Park, one of London’s most popular parks, with tennis courts, outdoor swimming pool & football pitches. TOP PICKS Restaurants & Cafes Boqueria - traditional Spanish tapas with a fresh, modern twist. A certified hit with the locals. Blue’s Kitchen - the BBQ hit from Shoreditch arrives to Brixton. Topped off with live music. Chicken Shop - serving marinated rotisserie chicken, this is a must if you’re looking for some classy chicken. Dirty Burger - the name says it all. Stop off here if you’re looking for a proper cheat meal. Federation Coffee - a hip, independent spot to grab coffee and cake & to chat with friends. Be warned - this place is extremely popular. Honest Burgers - Say goodbye to your diet. Get yourself a burger at their 1st restaurant in the Brixton Village. Franco Manca - originating from the Brixton Village, Franco Manca remains the best spot in London to grab a genuine, Neapolitan pizza. Bars & Clubs Barrio - Coming fresh from their bar in Shoreditch, Barrio serves Peruvian-style food & cocktails. Brixton Jamm - offering club nights, a casual imitate bar and an outdoor courtyard bar. Electric Brixton - The eccentric venue hosting live music concerts & club nights. Fox Bar - Underneath the Chicken Shop is this cozy New York-style bar, serving chic cocktails. O2 Academy Brixton - technically not a club, but a damn good live music venue hosting some of the world’s biggest artists. Phonox - The new kid on the block. If you’re looking for good house music, this is the place. Seven - deep in the Brixton Market emerges this Spanish-style bar serving tapas and cocktails. Shrub & Shutter - an innovative bar & restaurant serving pairings of modern British food with fresh cocktails. THE SPEC KITCHENS: DECOR: - White marbled composite work tops - Exposed brickwork feature walls - Bespoke rustic and traditional - Open-plan living areas with high freestanding kitchen units ceilings - Retro appliances including American- - Exposed steel columns style fridge freezer, SMEG oven, butler - Engineered oak flooring sinks & integrated dishwasher. - Original timber sliding-sash double- - Exposed industrial extractor over glazed windows cooker - Traditional quarry tiles - Freestanding larder units. - Glass partitioning walls (in 3 bedroom apartments) - Huge, bi-fold sliding doors opening onto terraces & balconies. BATHROOMS: TECHNICAL: SECURITY: - Traditional - Column style radiators - Exposed sprinkler systems freestanding roll-top with exposed pipework - 10 year CRL warranty on baths with shower & and copper valves apartments. shower screen. - Industrial pendant - Door and window locks - Original cast-iron lights throughout throughout apartments. basins with matt black apartments with studio - Communal entrance door washstands & matt black spotlights. accessed via phone entry taps - Surface-mounted metal system. - Walk-in showers (in 3 plug sockets and light - Smoke alarms fitted bedroom apartments) switches with exposed throughout apartments. - Black, quarry floor galvanised conduit. - Alarm systems tiles with white - Wall mounted sockets to crackled metro tiles allow TVs in both - Exposed industrial Master Bedroom and extraction Living Room. - Satellite pre-installed to run Sky TV & Freeview. “ Iconic block for an iconic area.” NOTES: AMCL Brixton Limited Do Not Scale. Report all discrepancies, errors and omissions. Verify all dimensions on site before commencing any work on site or preparing shop drawings. All materials, components and workmanship are to comply with the relevant British Standards, Codes of Practice, and appropriate manufacturers recommendations that from time to time shall apply. For all specialist work, see relevant drawings. This drawing and design are copyright of Clague LLP Registration number OC335948. Rev Date Description P1 02/02/17 Planning Issue Astro Turf Gate Style of cycle storage rack to be used APARTMENTs 1& 2 Decking Shed Existing building to be partially demolished as ref: A/C 16/06170/FUL (shown dashed red) A/C A/C A/C 1. Terrace Terrace 3 BEDROOM 1203 SQFT/ 111.76 SQM 1ST FLOOR Bedroom Living Bedroom 2 /Dining 228A First Floor Window Accommodation Schedule - First Floor Flats Brixton Road unit beds persons GIA area terrace St St 01 3 5 111.74m2 1203ft2 29.85 m2 Bathroom Kitchen 02 1 2 71.47m2 769ft2 39.11 m2 NB: Areas include internal cycle stores 228A Brixton Road Bathroom Hatched Area shows lobby 2 stairs & levels St 02 as ref: 2.16/06170/FUL 1 BEDROOM existing nursery 236 Brixton Road 236 Brixton Road 228A Brixton Road 01 769 SQFT/ 1 St 71.47 Project Title SQM AMCL Brixton Limited Kitchen 1ST FLOOR 230-234 Brixton Road /Dining Bedroom 1 London Living Stair to Ground Floor Bedroom 3 Drawing Description Proposed Plans (1 of 3) Ground Floor & First Floor Terrace Scale Drawn by 1:100 @ A1 AW Proposed Ground Floor Plan Proposed First Floor Plan Date Checked by 14.06.2016 PM All as per planning ref: 16/06170/FUL 62 Burgate, Canterbury Kent CT1 2BH 01227 762060 1 Kinsbourne Court, Luton Road, Harpenden, Hertfordshire Al5 3BL 01582 765102 4th Floor, 99 Charterhouse Street London EC1M 6HR 0203 597 6112 CANTERBURY LONDON HARPENDEN Proposed Residential Development at 230-234 Brixton Road, London Drawing Number Revision 22274K/100 P1 APARTMENTs 3& 4 3. 2 BEDROOM 992 SQFT/ 92.2SQM 2ND FLOOR 3 4 4. 2 BEDROOM 814 SQFT/ 75.6SQM 2ND FLOOR APARTMENTs 5& 6 5. 3 BEDROOM 992 SQFT/ 92.2SQM 2ND FLOOR 2 BEDROOM 6.814 SQFT/ 75.6SQM 2ND FLOOR 5 6 NOTES: AMCL Brixton Limited Do Not Scale. Report all discrepancies, errors and omissions. Verify all dimensions on site before commencing any work on site or preparing shop drawings. All materials, components and workmanship are to comply with the relevant British Standards, Codes of Practice, and appropriate manufacturers recommendations that from time to time shall apply. For all specialist work, see relevant drawings. This drawing and design are copyright of Clague LLP Registration number OC335948. Rev Date Description A 15/12/16 Fourth floor plan amended to timber frame construction with zinc cladding APARTMENTs 7& 8 7.Sedum 1Roof BEDROOM 1.1m584 high clear SQFT/ Terrace glazed54.3SQM balustrade 1.1mPENTHOUSE high clear FLOOR glazed balustrade 8. 1 BEDROOM Accommodation Schedule 1.8m opaque glass privacy539 screen SQFT/ unit beds persons GIA area terrace Living Terrace 50.1SQM 01 2 4 91.5m2 985ft2 8.4 m2 Kitchen 02 2 4 75.2m2 809ft2 22.2 m2 /Dining PENTHOUSE FLOOR 03 3 5 91.5m2 985ft2 8.2 m2 04 2 4 75.6m2 814ft2 8.2 m2 05 1 2 54.4m2 585ft2 14.5 m2 06 1 2 50.0m2 538ft2 15.3 m2 Stairs: 7 17no: 05 NB: Existing first floor studio has GIA of 188.3m² 2027ft2 170mm Rise 250mm Going 2 1200mm Width 1.0M Over All Rise: 1.0M2 Smoke 228A Brixton Road Vent 228A Brixton Road 2890mm Smoke Living Vent PGL 068 20.69m 236 Brixton Road Position of riser Flat roof Project Title terminating Kitchen bellow floor /Dining Bathroom AMCL Brixton Limited 236 Brixton Road St 230-234 Brixton Road London Bedroom 1 Bathroom Bedroom 1 Drawing Description Terrace Terrace Proposed Plans (3) Fourth Floor & Roof Plan Draft Building Regulations Issue 1.1m high clear glazed balustrade set behind parapet wall Scale Drawn by 1:100 @ A1 AW Proposed Fourth Floor Plan Proposed Roof Plan Date Checked by 14.06.2016 PM 62 Burgate, Canterbury Kent CT1 2BH 01227 762060 1 Kinsbourne Court, Luton Road, Harpenden, Hertfordshire Al5 3BL 01582 765102 4th Floor, 99 Charterhouse Street London EC1M 6HR 0203 597 6112 CANTERBURY LONDON HARPENDEN Proposed Residential Development at 230-234 Brixton Road, London Drawing Number Revision 22274H/102 A COMING SOON Pick up the dog and bone! 0800 085 3533 newhomes@ vanquishid.com These particulars are provided as a guide to what is being offered and are subject to contract and availability. Photos used are from previous developments by Vanquish ID and the final design will differ from those photos.
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