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REDOOD PRK ROTHERHITHE SE16 REDOOD PRK ROTHERHITHE SE 16 The Shard Tower Bridge The City River Thames Blackheath Canary Wharf Greenwich Park Olympic Stadium O2 Arena City Airport At the centre of exciting south east London In emerging Rotherhithe, an area enjoying a huge and ongoing regeneration, Redwood Park offers you the best of both worlds: a peaceful, calm and tranquil development surrounded by some of London’s most exciting areas and landmarks. A tranquil setting in the middle of the capital Just moments from the River Thames in Rotherhithe, zone 2, Redwood Park is a collection of stylish new 1 bedroom suites, 1, 2 and 3 bedroom homes, most with a balcony or terrace. A variety of contemporary buildings sit in landscaped surroundings, generously planted with trees and greenery, creating a calm, relaxed environment to enjoy. With several parks and the Thames riverfront close by, Bermondsey’s bars, restaurants and cafés nearby, not to mention the shops and leisure facilities Computer generated images shown. generated Computer found at Surrey Quays, Redwood Park is perfectly placed. Natural materials for a natural environment Created by architects ATP Group, Redwood Park has been designed to be an attractive, distinctive place in its own right while fitting neatly into the fabric of the local area. Helping to create a feeling of tranquility, the individual buildings that comprise Redwood Park are constructed from a carefully selected palette of materials and finishes. Brickwork comes in a variety of warm, earthy tones and timber stained in natural hues is used extensively to create a harmonious yet distinctive environment. A real emphasis has been placed on outdoor areas with a wealth of planting, communal gardens and play spaces. The buildings also include nest boxes built into the walls, creating valuable space for local wildlife. Computer generated images shown generated Computer Exceptional interiors At Redwood Park, every apartment is designed with the demands of modern living in mind. Open-plan living areas are light and airy; large windows allow natural light to flood in. Stylish kitchens feature a full range of appliances integrated into designer units, making cooking and entertaining a pleasure. Bathrooms and en suites boast contemporary white sanitary ware and cutting-edge chrome fixtures for the ultimate in luxury. Most apartments benefit from a balcony or terrace, the perfect place for your first coffee of the day or a drink in the summer evenings. Previous Barratt Interiors Barratt Previous Rotherhithe; a wealth of history to discover Here in Rotherhithe, you’re in an area steeped in history fueled by past industrial activity on the Thames. The trade in timber from Norway, Sweden and Russia has given the area place names like Greenland Dock and transformed the landscape, leaving distinctive industrial icons such as rolling lift bridges to discover. Today, the docks are home to enterprises like the Surrey Docks Watersports Centre, where you can try activities including kayaking, sailing and windsurfing. For a change of pace, visit Russia Dock Woodland and escape the hustle and bustle of city life or enjoy a pint in The Mayflower, whose cosy alcoves, open fires and riverside terrace have been a local favourite since 1620. And when you crave the bright lights, Thames Clipper boats from nearby Greenland Pier will get you to Canary Wharf *Times are approximate only. Source: tfl.gov.uk Source: only. approximate *Times are or the West End in around four and 30 minutes respectively*. Bermondsey; London’s vibrant quarter A couple of miles away is buzzing Bermondsey Street, labeled South London’s coolest quarter by Vogue magazine*. The area has recently undergone a multi-million pound redevelopment but its character remains intact, thanks to the independent designers, cafés, bars and restaurants that have set up home here. Bermondsey Street is a great place for a night out; for pre dinner cocktails try the fashionable Hide Bar, on a Saturday night The Woolpack, The Garrison or Cable are all excellent venues and Village East will serve you a fine Sunday brunch the following day. The street’s beacon is the pastel coloured Fashion & Textile Museum, a cutting edge centre for contemporary fashion founded by design legend Zandra Rhodes. Just south of Bermondsey Street is Bermondsey Square, home to Bermondsey Market and the Shortwave Cinema, a 52 seat independent cinema and café bar. * www.londoner.so/guides/4/a-weekend-on-bermondsey-st-south-londons-coolest-quarter *disclaimer TBC. London Bridge; riverside dining and stunning architecture Around 12 minutes* away by tube and foot you’ll find vibrant London Bridge, home to the iconic City Hall, Tower Bridge and The Shard, the tallest building in Europe. In its shadow is Borough Market, London’s favourite foodie haunt where you can stock up on the finest, freshest ingredients or enjoy a fabulous meal at one of the many restaurants. There are more places to eat and drink around More London including More Bar & Brasserie, Gaucho and The Larder, Hilton Tower Bridge. Hay’s Galleria, once home to ships unloading tea, is now a riverside attraction with cafés, bars and independent shops and hosts lunchtime concerts in the summer and at Christmas. Head to the Design Museum for classic and contemporary art and design or *Times are approximate only. Source: tfl.gov.uk Source: only. approximate *Times are HMS Belfast, London’s floating naval museum for a glimpse of naval history. Canary Wharf; business and pleasure Just a short hop across the Thames by River Bus are the iconic towers of Canary Wharf, London’s second financial centre. As well as the global and European headquarters of numerous multi-national companies, this beacon of modernity offers exceptional shopping and an array of riverside dining. Shops range from food to fashion, jewellery to electronics and include names like Waitrose, Thomas Pink, Links of London and Bang & Olufsen. Of the many excellent bars and restaurants, highlights include Jamie’s Italian for traditional Italian cuisine, Boisdale of Canary Wharf for steaks and Scotch and Rocket Restaurant & Bar for stone-baked wood-fired pizzas, exciting cocktails and stunning views of the O2 Arena. Greenwich; history by the river With its miles of historic waterfront, a walk around neighbouring Greenwich is an enjoyable way to get a glimpse into London’s maritime past. Discover the famous Cutty Sark, one of the last and fastest tea clippers built, or the National Maritime Museum and the Royal Observatory, home to time itself in the form of the Prime Meridian. Greenwich also boasts a wealth of independent boutiques and bustling street markets; at Greenwich Market you can browse original artworks, handcrafted toys, fashion, handmade jewellery, delicious fresh produce and mouth-watering food-to-go all under one roof. If you fancy a pint by the water, pubs don’t get more riverside than the Trafalgar Tavern; at high tide the Thames literally laps against its walls. It’s a great place for a Sunday lunch or why not try the traditional Greenwich whitebait? The capital on your doorstep From your home at Redwood Park the best of London is at your disposal. In the West End and Theatreland you’ll find historic theatres playing host to famous plays and musicals, cinemas showing the latest releases and established classics and a fantastic range of shopping. Stroll the famous Southbank, one of London’s art and culture hotspots and discover venues as diverse as Shakespeare’s Globe, the Tate Modern and BFI Southbank. Or for the biggest names in sport and entertainment, head to the O2 Arena in North Greenwich, this world-class leisure complex is one of Europe’s largest entertainment venues. Greenwich Canada Water Station Borough Market Spitalfields London Eye The City 15 minutes by Thames Clipper 8 minutes by bus 14 minutes by car 26 minutes by bus 27 minutes by bus & tube 32 minutes by tube WITHIN WITHIN O2 Arena Canary Wharf City Airport Theatreland 15 minutes by car 12 minutes by Hilton Ferry 20 minutes by car 35 minutes by bus & tube 15 35 MINS MINS Hilton Docklands Pier Stave Hill Ecological Park King’s Cross St. Pancras Selfridges 9 minutes walk 6 minutes walk 35 minutes by bus & tube 32 minutes by bus & tube *Times are approximate only. 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