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Residential development collection Spring 2016 Residential development collection Spring 2016 Contents The Landmark Collection 7 The Design Collection 43 The Pathé Building, W1 8 The Maddox Collection, W1 44 One Blackfriars, SE1 9 Soho 13, W1 45 The Stage, EC2 10 10 Soho Square, W1 47 The Colyer, WC2 11 London Dock, E1 12 Developer focus: Stonehaven 48 Centre Point, WC1 13 The Village Living Collection 51 The Time-saver Collection 15 London Square Streatham Hill, SW2 53 Aldwych Chambers, WC2 16 Royal Waterside, NW10 54 The Charles, WC2 17 Emerald Gardens, TW9 55 The Grays, WC1 18 Bartholomew House, EC1 19 The Michelin-starred Collection 57 The Palladio, WC2 58 Feature: The changing landscape The Beecham, WC2 59 of buy-to-let 20 The Tavistock, WC2 60 Fitzroy Place, W1 61 The Boutique Collection 23 The Mansion, W1 24 The Riverside Collection 63 The Sherwood, W1 25 Queen’s Wharf, W6 64 The 1826, W1 26 One Nine Elms, SW8 65 Artisan, W1 27 Greenwich Peninsula, SE10 66 3–4 Great Marlborough Street, W1 28 London City Island, E14 67 The Fitzbourne, W1 29 Fulham Riverside, SW6 68 Langdale Place, WC1 30 Bedford House, WC2 31 Contact us 70 Lincoln Square, WC2 32 The High Life Collection 35 250 City Road, EC1 36 10 Park Drive, E14 37 Precision, SE10 38 South Bank Tower, SE1 39 Nine Elms Point, SW8 41 Cover and inside cover: 250 City Road, Berkeley Homes cbreresidential.com/uk Our London collections The Landmark Collection The Design Collection Enfield 01. The Pathé Building, W1 p8 25. The Maddox Collection, W1 p44 Barnet 02. One Blackfriars, SE1 p9 26. Soho 13, W1 p45 Waltham 03. The Stage, EC2 p10 27. 10 Soho Square, W1 p47 Forest 04. The Colyer, WC2 p11 05. London Dock, E1 p12 The Village Living Collection 06. Centre Point, WC1 p13 28. London Square Streatham Hill, SW2 p53 29. Royal Waterside, NW10 p54 The Time-saver Collection 30. Emerald Gardens, TW9 p55 Brent Hackney 07. Aldwych Chambers, WC2 p16 Camden Islington 08. The Charles, WC2 p17 The Michelin-starred Collection 09. The Grays, WC1 p18 31. The Palladio, WC2 p58 10. Bartholomew House, EC1 p19 32. The Beecham, WC2 p59 33. The Tavistock, WC2 p60 The Boutique Collection 34. Fitzroy Place, W1 p61 20 Newham 29 03 11. The Mansion, W1 p24 16 09 10 34 13 Tower Hamlets 12. The Sherwood, W1 p25 The Riverside Collection 17 27 19 15 14 26 06 The City 13. The 1826, W1 p26 35. Queen’s Wharf, W6 p64 Ealing 25 11 12 32 31 33 07 38 City of 01 04 14. Artisan, W1 p27 36. One Nine Elms, SW8 p65 05 Westminster 08 18 23 02 21 15. 3–4 Great Marlborough Street, W1 p28 37. Greenwich Peninsula, SE10 p66 16. The Fitzbourne, W1 p29 38. London City Island, E14 p67 Hammersmith 37 & Fulham 17. Langdale Place, WC1 p30 39. Fulham Riverside, SW6 p68 18. Bedford House, WC2 p31 Kensington 22 35 19. Lincoln Square, WC2 p32 & Chelsea 36 The High Life Collection 24 30 Southwark 20. 250 City Road, EC1 p36 21. 10 Park Drive, E14 p37 39 22. Precision, SE10 p38 23. South Bank Tower, SE1 p39 24. Nine Elms Point, SW8 p41 Lambeth Richmond Wandsworth 28 Lewisham upon Thames cbreresidential.com/uk 6 The Landmark Collection 7 The Landmark Collection Some of our developments will be iconic in their own right in London, creating a benchmark for future developments and another level of living. Whether its history permits its existence as unprecedented, or the residences evoke grandeur, with only a handful of these residences available, owners can appreciate the prestige of life on top. cbreresidential.com/uk 8 The Landmark Collection 9 The Pathé Building, W1 One Blackfriars, SE1 REET ORD ST Prices from £1,175,000 OXF Tottenham Prices from £1,135,000 Court Road Blackfriars London E A brand new refurbishment of an imposing — Unique former film production SOHO A premier London Tower moments from the — Exceptional interior design with G SQUARE ID R building in the very heart of Soho, building in the heart of Soho River Thames, One Blackfriars is set to be a fabulous panoramic views over the B W DE S A formerly the home of the Pathé Film — Concierge service and on site beacon of architectural brilliance. Rising 50 London skyline R R A A I D N RIVER THAMES Company. The development comprises gym facilities O storeys high and designed by award winning — Outstanding first class facilities including R S F U T K 15 one, two and three bedroom — Close to the University of Westminster R R SimpsonHaugh & Partners Architects, the a dedicated concierge service provided S EE B AC T apartments, including two large penthouses — Piccadilly and Oxford Circus E Tower will add a shimmering new dimension by Harrods Estates Asset Management, L R R T B W E * with their own private roof terraces. underground stations are within ET to London’s skyline. valet parking, health club with spa, IC K All apartments benefit from the on site walking distance swimming pool and gym, private S T gym and concierge service. — Completion expected Q2 2016 R A mix of 273 studio, one, two, three and four screening room, residents’ wine cellar E E TATE T bedroom apartments available over 50 floors and 32nd floor executive lounge MODERN The finishes and specification of each of the impressive 170m Tower — Landscaped public piazza with apartment have been designed to meet commercial and retail properties and the highest standard, ensuring the quality [email protected] a boutique hotel [email protected] of this building runs throughout. Located +44 (0)20 7420 3050 — Completions from Spring 2018 +44 (0)20 7182 2477 on the historic Wardour Street in central Soho, the very best of London is literally on your doorstep. * Parking available to purchase with two and three bedroom apartments and comes included with four bedroom apartments cbreresidential.com/uk 10 The Landmark Collection 11 The Stage, EC2 The Colyer, WC2 Prices from £695,000 Prices from £950,000 Located in the heart of London’s creative Exclusive lifestyle facilities will include a Located between Trafalgar Square, and financial districts of Shoreditch and complimentary three-year fitness club Covent Garden and Leicester Square, the City, sits The Stage. membership, access to the luxurious this development conversion is in the C 32nd level sky bar and terrace, plus a O very heart of the West End. Featuring M Arranged over 37 storeys The Stage offers private screening room and recreational M T eight apartments and a fantastic E E R E C an architecturally inspiring addition to lounge. A 24 hour concierge service will also R duplex penthouse, with views across IA L T Shoreditch S the city’s skyline situated around the site permit private amenities including dry S central London. T High Street R H E and original remains of Shakespeare’s cleaning, laundry and house cleaning, G E I HEWITT T ST. H Curtain Theatre, which will be eloquently allowing residents to indulge in an enviable The bespoke interior design has H preserved in a world-class heritage centre hotel-style residential experience. C been meticulously chosen to enhance T I D and amphitheatre. E the existing features. With all R — Choice of luxurious studio, one, two and O of Soho, Chinatown, Covent Garden H Offering 412 luxury suites, apartments three bedroom apartment styles and S and St. James’s on your doorstep, and penthouses all with balcony or terrace, four bedroom penthouses this development offers a true central complete with an exclusive array of — Elevated landscaped public gardens London address. lifestyle facilities, including a 32nd — Exclusive lifestyle facilities floor sky bar and terrace. — 32nd level sky bar and terrace — Eight apartments and one — Extensive lower ground secure car lateral penthouse This landmark development overlooks an parking and cycle storage [email protected] — Certain apartments offer outside space acre of landscaped piazza and public — 24 hour concierge with facility for +44 (0)20 7519 5900 — King’s College London and the London space offering elevated public gardens residents’ dry cleaning, laundry, School of Economics are close by and an array of mixed use retail and housekeeping and associated services — Covent Garden and Leicester Square performing arts space. — All apartments have a balcony or terrace underground stations are within walking distance Skirting the edge of the City, with the likes — Completion expected Q2 2016 of Old Street’s famed technology hub less than ten minutes away, and Liverpool Street station only five minutes’ walk from the development. The Stage has been strategically placed for revelling in London’s vivacity and innovative virtuosity. C H A R I N G C U E R R P C O A P NG S O . E L S PORT ST GREAT NEW R R S ITTLE N O L EW T PORT S ET A T. E TR M D S N UR A O R NB RA T C I N ’ Leicester S Square L A N E [email protected] +44 (0)20 7420 3050 cbreresidential.com/uk 12 The Landmark Collection 13 London Dock, E1 Centre Point, WC1 Prices from £869,950 Prices from £1,825,000 Tower ET TRE Situated just moments from Tower Bridge, Clipper Wharf will create a new sense of Gateway NT S An architectural classic that embodies the The rest of London is more accessible than L MI OYA the Tower of London, the City and Canary place and arrival, providing a connection R spirit of swinging London and stands as a ever, with the new Crossrail connection Tottenham Court Road STREET Wharf, London Dock is the capital’s most to London Dock’s architectural heritage and focal point at the creative and cultural heart opening up fast links to Heathrow and OXFORD exciting new destination, offering a stunning a physical link to the historic Pennington of this ever-changing city.
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