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A Contemporary Development of Studio, 1, 2 and 3 THE SPIRIT OF BOW A contemporary development of Studio, 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments that bring together the essence of modern London living A STUNNING NEW COLLECTION OF STUDIO, 1, 2 AND 3 BEDROOM URBAN APARTMENTS IN ONE OF CENTRAL LONDON’s most ELEGANCE SOUGHT AFTER AREAS. THE SPIRIT OF BOW Computer generated image BOW. It’s as though they took all the best bits of modern urban living and brought them naturally together in one cool place. With a vibrant street culture, fascinating markets, trendy arty types, intriguing restaurants and great shops all vying for your attention. Now ESSENCE adds the finishing touch, with a collection of beautiful apartments designed around your lifestyle. EXPERIENCE THE SPIRIT OF BOW THE SPIRIT OF BOW BOW E3 THE ESSENCE OF LIFE FROM THE BUZZ OF THE HISTORIC ROMAN ROAD MARKET TO You’ll find everything you want Bow has a history that goes back CAPTIONS in Bow. Fascinating open air to Boadicea. Chaucer mentions • VICTORIA PARK markets, including the oldest it. It is still a great place to find all • MILE END STATION THE TRANQUIL VICTORIA PARK, BOW ENTICES YOU WITH • Statue OF WILLIAM GLADSTONE in the country at Roman Road. that’s best about the East End, ITS COLOURS, FRAGRANCES AND EXCITING ENERGY. FURTHER • REGENT’S CANAL AT MILE END LOCK Intriguing bars, restaurants, music from jellied eels to traditional • ST Mary LE BOW CHURCH AFIELD YOU HAVE THE HEADY SCENTS OF COLUMBIA ROAD venues and nightlife. One of pubs. Now all this is energised by • COLUMBIA ROAD FLOWER MARKET E2 London’s finest parks, complete a new generation of diverse and • THE ROMAN ROAD MARKET FLOWER MARKET AND THE DIVERSE CULINARY TREATS OF with ponds and wildlife. Galleries artistic cultures that give the area • BOW QUARTER and studios where London’s artists its contemporary heartbeat. Bow • SPITALFIELDS MARKET SIGN BRICK LANE - THERE IS SO MUCH TO DO AND SEE. congregate. Cinemas, theatres, is going places. • CLOCK TOWER - ST Mary le BOW CHURCH performance venues. • BOW SCULPTURE • THE BOW BELLS PUB FINDING THE SPIRIT OF BOW YOUR ESSENCE GREENWICH BOW CHURCH STATION CANARY WHARF OLYMPIC PARK VICTORIA PARK BOW ROAD STATION O2 MILE END ROMAN ROAD STATION MARKET ESSENTIAL LONDON LIVING EAST LONDON HAS RECENTLY BENEFITED FROM INCREDIBLE This is where the movers and international banking centre to Oxford, Regent and Bond Streets. shakers are putting down roots the south in Docklands. A global Not to mention concerts at the DEVELOPMENT AND REGENERATION AND IS NOW A THRIVING and making their home and financial centre to your west and 02, Sunday afternoon strolls in Bow is at the centre of this mainland Europe an easy train ride Greenwich Park, a trip to the Cutty PART OF MODERN LONDON AND A GREAT PLACE TO LIVE AND revitalisation away. Sark or a ride on the Emirates Air WORK. THIS PART OF LONDON IS A FANTASTIC OPPORTUNITY Line Cable Car. Here you will want for nothing. There’s excellent shopping and TO INVEST IN YOUR FUTURE. dining at Westside, Canary Wharf Whatever you want to do with A world renowned sporting and Greenwich and of course you your time, you’ll find it right here. venue to the east in Stratford, an are still only a short journey from FAMILY IS YOUR ESSENCE THE SPIRIT OF BOW ESSENTIAL 0.8 MILES WALK TO MILE END† CONNECTIONS 0.5 MILES WALK TO BOW ROAD AND BOW CHURCH† Stratford International Bond St Oxford Circus Bank Liverpool Bethnal Mile End Street Green Stratford Whitechapel Bow Road King’s Cross Moorgate Liverpool West St Pancras Street Bow Ham Church Tower Hill Canning Town Victoria Embankment Monument Poplar Canary Wharf Waterloo London North Bridge Greenwich Central Line Cutty Sark Maritime Greenwich District Line Hammersmith & City Line Jubilee Line Lewisham DLR FROM ESSENCE E3 IT’S ONLY A SHORT WALK TO THE Whether you’re commuting to In addition to London Underground From Mile End Station to work, exploring the West End and DLR trains, Bow is well Stratford Underground / 5 mins* DOCKLANDS LIGHT RAILWAY AND BOW ROAD DISTRICT LINE of London or travelling further served for buses and bike lanes. Waterloo / 20 mins* UNDERGROUND, SO YOU’RE QUICKLY CONNECTED TO THE afield, Bow places you within The Stratford Eurostar Station is Victoria / 25 mins* easy distance of exactly the right close by, and there are easy road King’s Cross / 20 mins* places. You’re well connected to connections to the M11 and M25. REST OF LONDON. MILE END, ON THE CENTRAL LINE, IS ALSO Bank / 8 mins* South London too, as well as the Oxford Circus / 16 mins* WITHIN AN EASY WALK OF YOUR NEW APARTMENT. countryside and coast of Essex Bond Street / 18 mins* and Kent. From Bow Church DLR to Canary Wharf DLR / 9 mins* † Distances estimated via http://maps.google.co.uk and are intended as a guide only. * Travel times taken from tfl.gov and are intended as a guide only. THE ESSENCE OF MODERN LIVING DISCOVER YOUR ESSENCE THE SPIRIT OF BOW River Lea Hackney Marsh Leyton Security Coach Drop, Check LEYTON ROAD River Lea Disabled and Navigation Cycle Parking Paralympic Channel Tennis and Athletes Paralympic Training Archery Velodrome Transport Interchange and Car Park Homertor A12 Homertor Rail Westfield Stratford Maryland City DLR CASSLAND ROAD Hackney A106 Wick Stratford Stratford Shopping Regional Victoria Centre Park Station ARK ROAD London 2012 Olympic Site VICTORIA P Sports Ground A118 Hertford Union GROVE ROAD A1205 Canal Stratford Market B118 HIGH STREET Pudding Mill OLD FORD RD Car Park Victoria PARNELL RD Lane Park ST . STEPHEN’S RD DLR CARDIGAN RD A102 (M) Abbey Road B135 B142 ROAD ROMAN ROAD OLD FORD GROVE ROAD A1205 F AIRFIELD RD TREDEGART RD P ROMANALMER’S ROAD RD B135 Three Mill Green Meth Gardens ESSENCE THE SPIRIT OF BOW DLR Bow Church BOWBOW ROAD A11Bow Road Mile End Park BURDE Mile End Bromley TT ROAD By Bow MILE ROAD Leisure A11 Centre A CONTEMPORARY NEW DEVELOPMENT OF STUDIO, 1, 2 & 3 BEDROOM APARTMENTS IN ONE OF LONDON’S MOST DESIRABLE DISTRICTS. SHARED OWNERSHIP APARTMENTS ALSO AVAILABLE. FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CALL: 0845 223 0000 www.essence3.co.uk These brief particulars have been prepared and are intended as a convenient guide to supplement an inspection or survey and do not form, or form part of, any offer or contract. Their accuracy is not guaranteed. They contain statements of opinion and in some instances we have relied on information supplied by others. Design elements and specification details may change without further notice. You should verify the particulars on your visit to the property and the particulars do not obviate the need for a full structural survey and all the appropriate enquiries. Accordingly, there shall be no liability as a result of any error or omission in the particulars or any information given. Designed and produced by Four Corners Advertising, August 2013..
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