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M a L M O T O W MALMO TOWER WELCOME TO GREENLAND PLACE A peaceful oasis amid London’s hustle and bustle Living at Greenland Place regeneration, providing the City, the West End, presents a remarkable homes, gardens, shops, and all points in London, opportunity to live near cafés, restaurants and including the commercial the centre of London – entertainment, and all centres of Canary Wharf and all the wonderful close to the River Thames. and Canada Water. things it has to offer – while enjoying a peaceful Barratt London has Apartments in Malmo hideaway in a selected this area in Tower, one of the two contemporary new home Deptford for a towers on the development surrounded by attractive development of 580 presenting amazing landscaped spaces. luxury one, two and views of London’s three-bedroom skyline from the higher The once thriving area of apartments not only for floors, offer luxurious the historic Greenland its vibrant location but homes in one of the city’s Dock and Surrey Quays also for its superb most exciting districts. is undergoing a major transport connections to \\ BARRATT LONDON \\ GREENLAND PLACE \\ 4 \\ On the banks of the River Thames, Deptford – once the centuries-old home of the Royal Navy Dockyards – is undergoing a major regeneration, and it’s quickly becoming the “hippest*” area of London. Evening Standard \\ 22nd June 2016 \\ BARRATT LONDON \\ GREENLAND PLACE \\ 6 \\ Nth E way C Asbrook C ampstead eath D Park anor ark LORD N Wanstead lats BOROG O BOROG O Spitalfields APTEAD CADEN BOROG O ACNE ackney arsh Market LNGTON T Park Highbury Shacklewell C Park W For G Maitland Stratfor N Town From energetic Prk Kentish Bondesbury Twn P C city to calm oasis ACNE D TRATORD D Bv Town Our development at comfortably alongside 21st Upton Greenland Place provides century icons The Shard and B P B Park the perfect base for working The Gherkin. Victoria ark Stratfor sh O ord in London and an equally LNGTON Park Kilburn King's exciting place to live. The wider city, with its Cross ET A EAT A K R shops, museums, galleries, Haggerston Global businesses continue restaurants, clubs, theatres, BO Hoxton to gravitate from the City arenas and a dynamic social K Geen Regents ark square mile as transport scene that never ood seems to G Town BOROG O links improve, supplying a sleep, is well within reach of Finsbury Pw richly varied place to work. Greenland Place. NEA TheW Thames Clipper will ale Shoreditch transport you from nearby And, if you want a calmer BOROG O K Town TOER ALET Greenland Pier (Surrey pace of life at home, it’s Bomley Quays) to Canary Wharf in literally on your doorstep. B B around five minutes, or to The development at Fitzrovia Spitalfields B C Marylebone TEPNE N Londonensington Bridge for the City Greenland Place is in less than 20 ...Westbourne and the interspersed with C Town Grove CT O Whitechapel scenery is more agreeable green open spaces and POPLAR LONDON C than underground. landscaped gardens that PADDNGTON Ratcliff Limehouse create a peaceful oasis Soho With nearly 2,000 years of in which to relax. CT O N Strand Ball history, every corner in ETNTER Shadwell London has a story to tell Why would you not wantyde to ark and some of its oldest liveKensington here? ardens landmarks like the Tower of Wapping Rhithe N oolwich London and St Paul’s sit reen ark Silvertown t amess ark LE O DOG Knightsbridge N Geenwich BOROG O R A est ENNGTON BERONDE Bompton Millwall C Town B Geen CELEA N Clton Bavia Victoria BOROG O South OTAR Kensington Vauxhall Po Walworth CELEA N West Kennington Kensington Clton urgess ark DEPTORD GREENC reenich BOROG O attersea ark Park GREENC N E South CABERELL L Peckham Shooter N Cross lackheath Geenwich E B LA BATTEREA Stockwell B Kidbrooke Southwark Nunhead B Park Cemetery CLAPA LEA N PTNE Bockley Clapham Peckham Rye Common Lwell Spenc Park BOROG O LABET E D C Park Wandsworth O Park Common Geen rockell ark O D illage \\ BARRATTSouthfields LONDON \\ GREENLAND PLACE \\ Dulich ark 8 \\ CATORD utney eath B elair ark Earlsfield T For BOROG O LEA Str So much to discover right on the doorstep Steeped in naval and Impressive Greenwich, in Bermondsey Street, for choice by the fresh fare trading history, much from where the rest of the presents both traditional in Borough Market, and a of the past can still be world measures its time, is and international cuisine. stroll in Southwark Park, appreciated around a UNESCO World Heritage Riverside venues often with its 25 hectares of Greenland Place. You Site and just a short come with a fabulous view tranquil gardens, lake only have to roam the journey away along of world-famous landmarks and sports grounds, will redeveloped wharfs at the River Thames. from centuries near and far leave you marvelling that nearby Shad Thames or such as Tower Bridge and you’re actually in the the Hays Galleria to be Stopping off for a meal or the O2 arena. middle of a city. transported back to the a drink along the river, in bustling riverside activity age-old pubs like The If you prefer to cook for of Victorian England. Mayflower or rustic bistros yourself, you’ll be spoilt \\ BARRATT LONDON \\ GREENLAND PLACE \\ 10 \\ d oa w R G Town Bo et J t Stre u Gosse d ad d o G et R S Stre t e o er n r Lev oad o e u s R E t w O en s e n S re u t G e t l E e a v J Street n BBw o l h A l t h e y R B r n o t e ee B Geen S a tr E e b S t d d e r l D R e O Shoreditch 7 s e 0 o t BOROG O 1 R Shor eet Geen R e A TOER ALET C o H Farringdon m The local area d a m S B a t Bbican t o t Whitechapel e e s R o p ' r A n d n l c e a y b G i eo a G h a London re l Spitalfields y T r e a n B C d W Moorgate S Road l's e Liverpool son u t Jon a n r Ben t P Street e S e TEPNE t L Park T C R CT O A E Holborn 3 Paul's C 1 Whitechapel ommer A LONDON cial Road POPLAR B A Limehouse The perfectCv Gden Shadwell Limehouse L enchur eet Ratcliff base for Twer Leic e Temple Gay A work, rest Monument The Highway Strand Shadwell Westferry and play C eet Tow Ball C Cross R 03 otherh W 01 ithe St re e 05 t 02 Greenland Place is a great L B C f 01 Tate Modern 04 Wapping d W E a location to make your 09 o h R Southwark i s home. With easy access to ' t 02 Borough Market e n h o business districts for work Wapping t a Her s l 03 Tower of London e l and local schools, including Rhithe r P d 07 the award-winning City of Waterloo a 10 04 Wapping High Street o R Bough LondonWestminster Academy in s 11 Bermondsey, there’s also 05 Rotherhithe Tunnel r t amess ark a i A2 Rhithe r L 0 08 plenty close by to keep f on 0 06 Bermondsey Street k G g c everyone entertained once r L a a l e ne 06 A a d B the working day is over. d t 2 07 Design Museum a J ad LE a D am Ro 0 o et aica 0 o o Stre H R ey C ater W R v Abb a e O No less than three theatres e08 Angel Public House r r e e c p g s a e S d t l r t i d f r a e are in the vicinity, plus an a R r 14 15 16 o DOG P e B R r ff 09 Old Salt Quay Public House o e r A ri r Crossharbour h a t e 2 d 18 y Odeon cinema at Canadat d 2 e 0 R R e w 6 M o o b Water and plenty of 10 Bacon’s College A T a a 2 d r m 12 restaurants,s cafés and pubs 3 A a 2 h 320 01 L a A11 Surrey Docks Farm Ne nt Road Surr 17 aroundm Deptford, w Ke 13 Wa ugh y lo BermondseyS and A P t r 12 Coronet Theatre 2 S wark Victoria e outh Park e R Rotherhithe. Fork traditional oad t n ad local shopping,a you can 13 City of London Academy o t ithe New R b n rh l 3 BOROG O e Mudchute l h enjoy browsing at thee A t i Ro W A m 14 Southwark Park M 2 colourful East Street Market G k 0 a 0 r n o l OTAR v w T off Old Kent Road. e a r 15 7 Islands Leisure Centre u b o n S t Vauxhall r d r m t le e h e K R y E R t o ' If you prefer more activity 16 Odeon Cinema ll s t R s Gdens R R r o o 19 Walworth a o e d a beyond the Greenland a 2 B d E 1 b d v l 17 Greenland Dock e Place2 residents’ fitness ly 3 A O n T l A N d S suite, sports from r K t d a a Vauxhall 18 Greenland Pier e re o f n R a t e swimming to martial arts R t ar l g g oa 20 fal are available at Seven d a d 21 Tra 19 East Street Market a r o Kennington y R A Islands Leisure Centre on n v 5 a lb e 20 Millwall F.C.
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