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E a S T L O N D O N ' S N E W E S T H O T S P EAST LONDON’S NEWEST HOTSPOT INTRODUCING UPTON GARDENS 3 \\ Introducing Upton Gardens Discover 842 new homes, Occupying a site once home 6 minutes from a Zone 3 to Ann Boleyn Tower and station. And one of them more recently West Ham’s could be yours. football stadium, Upton Gardens has been designed Contributing to the major to honour the former regeneration of the area, football ground upon which Upton Gardens offers a it is built. The layout of the range of new one, two, buildings shadow the layout three and four-bedroom of the old stadium and the homes nestled in the heart centre circle has been of Newham. marked with circular landscaping. Making the Whether you’re looking most of open green space, for a shorter commute or this distinctive development a retreat from the city, features rooftop terraces, Upton Gardens offers the landscaped walkways and best of both worlds. public art, as well as a range Because here, you’re not of on-site amenities – only connected to the city including a concierge in less than 15 minutes, but service, residents’ gym and to surrounding communities family play areas. and culture too. Don’t miss this opportunity to own a piece of local history and create a home for your future in East London’s newest hotspot. 5 \\ 7 \\ A 1 0 7 ad Leyton Marshes Ro dge ri 2 B 1 ea A 22 L Manor Park STOKE NEWINGTON Wanstead Flats 0 Leyton 1 BOROUGH OF A Hackney Marsh 8 11 d HACKNEY A a L o o R w n e o r t C g la n i p t 2 w o A1 e n ay N R w Forest Gate o t e s a a k d E to S The local area e d A out rd Roa 102 ss R Romfo Cro st a Here’s a quick guide to a few local E hotspots you can discover in the area. Stratford International HACKNEY E 1 The Boleyn Tavern a s 7 t STRATFORD C r 11 o s 2 Queen’s Market s R 9 8 o u t 3 Ginny’s Pie and Mash e 4 d 10 A oa 2 4 West Ham Park 1 N R 1 Victoria Park 2 e d w N A n Upton Park a 1 5 Beckton District Park l 2 12 o s r g t EAST HAM h n i R WEST HAM 6 Excel Exhibition Centre o K d d a oa d a ing R o k Bar R 7 Theatre Royal Stratford East r 14 1 o 1 n A12 A a d M ckney Roa 8 Stratford Picture House Ha A West Ham 1 1 1 ad 2 19 Ro 9 Westfield Bow Ci ty R BOROUGH OF oad B 10 London Aquatic Centre 15 l 3 a NEWHAM Old c k w Street a 11 Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park l t l ree T St u ld n O n e y 12 West Ham Football Club l a N W o ham BOROUGH OF r ew t N 20 h 13 The O2 Arena e London r TOWER HAMLETS n Liverpool A11 A p 14 Roman Road Market p A124 13 5 Street r A Moorgate o Way a Newham c 15 Greedy Cow STEPNEY h 16 Canary Wharf C CITY OF ommercial Road Limehouse POPLAR 17 Limehouse Gallery LONDON 17 18 The Narrow S il v e r t 19 V&A Museum of Childhood 18 o w 6 n W a 20 Brick Lane market y Rothe rhith London City Airport e S tre e 21 Smith’s Brasserie t London Bridge 16 A 21 Canary 11 22 Lea Valley ice rink, riding school and park 2 Wharf 13 ROTHERHITHE A2 North Greenwich 00 Rotherhithe d A a 2 o Ja ad maica Ro 0 W R 0 e e s idg t M r f e B a r r e r n y c w h o R es A2 T o 01 a te New Kent Road d r R S o CHARLTON o uthwark Pa a rk Road d Road ithe New BOROUGH OF erh th A o 2 SOUTHWARK R 00 oad ich R Woolw E v e ly n S t re et 9 \\ Love local life With the hustle and bustle of largest and has been awarded Green Street just seconds from Green Flag status – an Upton Gardens, you’ll find all internationally recognised the local amenities you need standard for well maintained right on your doorstep – from and safe green spaces with a greengrocers and bakeries, range of facilities on site. Here to street food vendors at you can enjoy tennis courts, Queen’s Market. cricket nets, a running track and a football pitch – making it From here, public transport the perfect place to spend a gives you easy access to sunny day. nearby Stratford – home of the 2012 Olympics and East What’s more, just a 14-minute London’s cultural hub. In fact, cycle away you’ll find the the London Aquatics Centre, Docks Beach – a stretch of the Copper Box Arena gym sandy beach that inspires the and Lee Valley VeloPark are all perfect family day out. The under 30 minutes away from Royal Docks Cable car is also Upton Gardens – giving you nearby, should you want to plenty of options for ways to take to the air and see a spend your weekends. different side to the city whilst you’re in the area. Stratford is also home to Westfield shopping centre. For the foodies Here, you’ll find over 250 Not only is Upton Gardens shops, 83 places to eat, All Star surrounded by a variety of Lanes bowling and a 17-screen local restaurants along Barking Vue Cinema – all within half an Road, including Vietnamese, hour from your front door. Chinese, Italian and Indian; but if you venture a little Explore the outdoors further out, you’ll find the If you love nothing more than Forest Tavern, Corner 77 and getting outside and enjoying The Red Lion Pub – all famous green space, there are a range for their hearty pub grub. The of parks to explore within Urban Chocolatier is well walking distance from Upton worth a visit too, if you’re Gardens. Spanning 77 acres, looking to treat yourself to West Ham Park is Newham’s something sweet. \\ BARRATT LONDON \\ UPTON GARDENS \\ 11 \\ Great transport links on your doorstep With quick connections Providing a traffic-free Central Stratford to Central London, alternative route through * easy access to local East London, the Greenway International amenities and a connected footpath and cycleway is District community-feel at its heart, also easily accessible from Stratford Barking Upton Gardens is perfectly Upton Gardens. From here, (11 mins) placed for commuters and you’ll have easy off-road Jubilee families alike. access to the Royal Docks Dalston Road in Beckton through Hammersmith & City Junction Just a 6-minute walk from Plaistow, West Ham, and the development, Upton Stratford to Wick Lane in Upton Park Underground station Bow. However you like to Overground Park operates District and travel, getting around Hammersmith & City lines couldn’t be easier from DLR Mile with direct links to central Upton Gardens. End London in less than Liverpool 15 minutes – making it Future Crossrail an exceptional location to (Elizabeth line) Street call home. (15 mins) connection Shoreditch Bromley- West High by-Bow Ham Street Whitechapel 11 minutes to Stratford 5 minutes to The Greenway cycling route Tottenham 15 minutes to Liverpool Street 10 minutes to Theatre Royal Court Road Canning 16 minutes to Canary Wharf Stratford East Bank Tower Town 29 minutes to King’s Cross 10 minutes to Stratford Circus Hill Limehouse Poplar Picture House (17 mins) 31 minutes to Piccadilly Circus 17 minutes to Westfield 32 minutes to Victoria 21 minutes to Roman Road Monument 1 hr to Heathrow Airport Market (via Heathrow Express) 1 hr 05 minutes to Stansted Airport Westminster 1 hr 10 minutes to Gatwick Airport 14 minutes to London City (3.8 miles) London Canada Canary North 41 minutes to Stansted Bridge Water Greenwich London (31.5 miles) Wharf Waterloo (23 mins) (16 mins) City Airport 1 hr 8 minutes to Gatwick (20 mins) 5 minutes to Queen’s Market (48.3 miles) (25 mins) 6 minutes to Upton Park 1 hr 14 minutes to Heathrow Underground station (34.5 miles) 14 minutes to West Ham Park River Thames Woolwich Arsenal 13 \\ Modern and stylish throughout With a broad range of “Floor-to-ceiling windows connect high-quality homes on offer, Upton Gardens will living rooms with private balconies and give you the space to terraces giving a flow of space from thrive. Whether you’re looking for your first home, inside to outside and to vistas beyond.” or the next step for your growing family, you’ll enjoy a space filled with light and style. Open-plan living areas feature floor-to- ceiling glazing allowing natural light to flood in, while kitchens are equipped with a full range of appliances, making cooking and entertaining a pleasure. Contemporary bathrooms and en suites, complete with stylish fittings in white and chrome, are finished with attractive tiling. All homes have their own private balcony or terrace, providing an outdoor extension of your living space. 15 \\ 17 \\ Smartly located Whether you’re secondary schools near considering studying the development, including yourself or thinking about Brampton Manor Academy your child’s future, you can and Plashet School.
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