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Turner, Dickens, Whistler and Pepys Are All Said to Have Drunk at the Prospect of Whitby, While a Framed Picture Features More Recent London Legend Terry Mccann

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Turner, Dickens, Whistler and Pepys Are All Said to Have Drunk at the Prospect of Whitby, While a Framed Picture Features More Recent London Legend Terry Mccann The high life. 21 Wapping lane seTs dramaTic neW sTandards WELCOME TO of living righT on london’s doorsTep, perfecTly placed between The ciTy To The WesT WAPPING and canary Wharf To The easT. • 2 • • 3 • 02 • 4 • • 5 • 21 WAPPING LANE 21 Wapping lane has been designed To offer premium residenTial accommodaTion, WiTh firsT class reTail, leisure and recreaTion faciliTies. This is a brand neW inTerpreTaTion of canalside life, an injecTion of brighT urban viTaliTy in one of london’s mosT hisToric disTricTs. • 6 • canary Wharf, london’s highesT rising disTricT, dramaTically lighTs up The sky To The easT • 8 • • 9 • To The WesT lies The ciTy of london, a rich mixTure of ancienT and modern • 10 • • 11 • modern, sophisTicaTed canalside living adds a dash of unashamedly conTemporary sTyle To The unique characTer and charm of Wapping. THE COURTYARD • 12 • • 13 • The impressive enTrance lobby seTs The Tone for 21 Wapping lane, To Welcome you home and To greeT your guesTs in sTyle. THE LOBBY • 14 • • 15 • THE GYM & SPA exclusive To residenTs, offering you The laTesT, sTaTe-of-The-arT equipmenT for Warming up, Working ouT and keeping yourself fighTing fiT. fully equipped WiTh sTeam room, sauna and spa-hydro pool, Tanning and TreaTmenT rooms: relax and unWind, puT back WhaT The day Takes ouT. • 16 • GROUND FLOOR FACILITIES librarY gYm lounge studio POST room toilets bar CAFé and RESTAURANT sauna WC entranCe foYer Changing rooms pool WC kitChen steam offiCe MULTI-FUNCTIONal room ConCierge Cinema • 18 • • 19 • GOING PLACES Wapping has excellent transport links. It’s just six minutes west to Bank station in the City; Canary Wharf is nine minutes east. City Airport, with 15-minute check-ins for international flights to 28 European cities and NYC, is 20 minutes away; Heathrow, Gatwick and Stansted airports can be reached in less than an hour. Paris is three hours away, via the Eurostar international terminals at St Pancras or Stratford, home of the 2012 Olympic Games. The River Bus, from St Katherine Docks, takes you upstream to the City and Embankment, and downstream to Greenwich and the O2 Arena. And Wapping is well located for the capital’s universities: Camberwell College of Arts, Goldsmiths College and Greenwich University are just south of the river, while City, London Metropolitan, Queen Mary, Birkbeck College and UCL are easily accessible to the north. — Shadwell to Bank: 4 mins Shadwell to Canary Wharf: 8 mins Shadwell to City Airport: 18 mins Wapping to Shoreditch: 9 mins All travel times taken from www.tfl.gov.uk • 21 • GATEWAY TO TO ST JOHN’S WOOD THE CITY & WEST HAMPSTEAD KINGS CROSS ST. PANCRAS HIGHBURY & ISLINGTON SHOREDITCH STRATFORD TO UPMINSTER LIVERPOOL STREET WHITECHAPEL TO NOTTING HILL & PADDINGTON WEST END THE CITY FENCHURCH STREET Shadwell to Bank: 4 mins BANK TOWER SHADWELL WESTMINSTER HILL CITY AIRPORT TOWER GATEWAY CANARY WHARF Shadwell to WAPPING Canary Wharf: TATE MODERN 8 mins LONDON CITY AIRPORT WATERLOO LONDON BRIDGE VICTORIA CANARY WHARF R CANADA WATER O ARENA I 2 THE SHARD V E R NEW CROSS T S H E A M GREENWICH CIRCLE & DISTRICT LINE BATTERSEA POWER STATION DOCKLANDS LIGHT RAILWAY TO WIMBLEDON EAST LONDON LINE JUBILEE LINE TO WEST CROYDON & CRYSTAL PALACE TO LEWISHAM • 22 • • 23 • C A N SHADWELL N (OVERGROUND/DLR) C Y C L E O A Y S U P E R H G A T E W I G H W A Y R N T O W E G T O K I N S T E B A R R E E T C A B L E S T R E T L E A B C S S T T Walk time to T R Shadwell: 8 mins N I E D M E TOWER GATEWAY L A T (DLR) Y O R O R ST GEORGE’S C TOWER HILL O IN THE EAST (DISTRICT/CIRCLE) K A A D R C E R E T S T H I L L E H I G H W A Y H W E R T T O Y G H W A H I H E T MANGO’S G E T R E E T S N A A E N N I N G T O P S R TOWER OF LONDON T CYCLE HIRE DOCKING L D N PING PONG S L STATION M E L I F I T H E A W T W A WAPPING G P TOBACCO DOCKS S WOODS N P T I THE WAPPING PROJECT P I R RIVERSIDE CAFE P PROSPECT N N E S H A M S T E A OF WHITBY G W ZIZZI’S E T WAITROSE L R FITNESS FIRST A S THE DICKENS INN E T A N R A K A I N E S T T H R THE TOWER HOTEL A R ST PETER’S MALA INDIAN RESTAURANT E E V LONDON DOCKS R D E PRIMARY SCHOOL T GASTRONOMICA I A O E N ST KATHARINE DOCKS E N ’ FOOD MARKET U G S G HERMITAGE S D H PRIMARY SCHOOL T 100 BUS TO TOWER HILL I ST KATHARINE’S PIER W A (RIVER BOAT) D3 BUS TO CANARY WHARF R A N Y TOWER PHARMACY B W A JOHN ORWELL R Y SPORTS CENTRE RIVER THAMES E W A WHITE SWAN P W CYCLE HIRE DOCKING P O I STATION N SMITH’S BRASSERIE WAPPING Walk time to T G GARDENS PIZZA EXPRESS Wapping: 5 mins H I G H WAPPING PLAYGROUP S T R E ROYAL DRY CLEANERS E THE TURK’S HEAD T WAPPING T E (OVERGROUND) THE CAPTAIN KIDD E R T S H ILL BORDELLO G DESIGN MUSEUM I TOWN OF RAMSGATE W H A P P I N G the best pubs near restaurants near shopping near Wapping lane: Wapping lane: Wapping lane: • The Prospect of Whitby – the • Smith’s Brasserie is a five • There are local butchers, oldest riverside pub in London star fish restaurant bakers and convenience stores in Wapping Village WAPPING • The Captain Kidd • Il Bordello is an Italian restaurant on Wapping Lane • The nearest supermarket is • The Town of Ramsgate Waitrose on St Thomas More St, • The Wapping Project is in the • The White Swan about five minutes walk away old hydraulic power station AMENITIES St Katherine Docks has an abundance of pubs and restaurants overlooking the marina and is ten minutes walk away. • 24 • • 25 • THE APARTMENTS • 26 • • 27 • Step ouT inTo The open air. generous balconies give The aparTmenTs an exTra dimension of breaThing space. • 28 • • 29 • THE LIVING ROOM conTemporary, adapTable living rooms creaTe The perfecT backdrop for you To express your individualiTy, WheTher you’re putting your feeT up or pushing The boaT ouT. • 31 • • 32 • • 33 • • 34 • • 35 • THE KITCHEN conTemporary design creaTes a perfecTly balanced space, a pleasure To look aT and To Work in, To prepare dinner for six or jusT a freshly squeezed orange juice. • 37 • • 38 • • 40 • • 41 • THE BEDROOM ThoughTful design, attenTion To deTail and high qualiTy maTerials combine To creaTe personal and inTimaTe bedrooms in Which To resT, To sleep and perhaps, To dream. • 43 • • 44 • • 45 • • 46 • • 47 • THE BATHROOM designed To offer you a luxurious refuge from The ouTside World, perfecT To prepare for The Working day and an inviTing space To come home and relax in. • 49 • SPECIFICATION main struCture Walls Reinforced concrete frame construction Party walls constructed from metal on reinforced concrete piled foundations. studwork, finished on both sides with sound resistant plasterboard and acoustic insulation building envelope between, or structural concrete faced with plasterboard on both sides. Internal walls External wall with a quality insulated constructed from metal studwork or modern cladding system and with various solid timber panels with plasterboard on architect designed finishes such as each side and with insulation where detailed. insulated render, terracotta, powder- coated aluminium and timber panels. balConies floors Where applicable, a mixture of painted metal and glass balconies constructed Reinforced concrete slab with appropriate with brushed steel handrails and floor finishes (see flooring). timber composite decking boards. roof Ceilings High-performance membrane roofing Suspended plasterboard with high overlaid with pre-cast paving or level feature recess concealing bio-roofs where applicable. LED perimeter lighting. WindoWs flooring Double-glazed timber composite windows Slimline oak floor boarding to hall, living including opening lights, double-glazed areas and kitchen. Natural marble slab timber composite doors to balconies flooring to bathrooms, en-suites and and terraces where appropriate. shower rooms. Fitted carpet to bedrooms. stairs In-situ or pre-cast concrete stairs with steel balustrades in common areas. • 52 • • 53 • deCoration Wardrobes charges for cost of services). Smoke/ heat detectors fitted as standard. All internal walls painted with Integrated wardrobes fitted in all warm white emulsion, skirting bedrooms with oak timber mirror management and seCuritY and door frames painted with doors, contrasting colour to interiors warm white eggshell enamel. and bespoke profile edge door pulls. Management and 24 hour security services located in the central kitChens: 1, 2 & 3 bed apartments bathrooms estate management office. Entry phone system connected to main Fitted with custom designed modular Fitted with white enamel bath with entrance door. CCTV system cabinets with contrasting matt chrome thermostatic mixer tap, provided to cover the whole estate. lacquer finishes in shades of Eau de chrome shower with detachable Nil. Black granite worktops fitted handset and frameless glass bath parking with under-mounted stainless steel screen. White ceramic wall-mounted sink with chrome single lever pillar WC with concealed cistern. Tailor- Limited car parking at extra cost tap.
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