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The Dumont, an Exclusive Collection of 186 Suites, One, Two and Three Bedroom Luxury Apartments Within a Modern Classic Building on the South Bank of the River Thames Classic London Living Welcome Welcome to The Dumont, an exclusive collection of 186 suites, one, two and three bedroom luxury apartments within a modern classic building on the south bank of the River Thames. As the centrepiece of the exclusive Albert Embankment Plaza comprising The Corniche and Merano Residences, the apartments in the final phase of The Dumont enjoy extraordinary views towards the Houses of Parliament, the London Eye and the City. This new riverside address boasts an enviable central London location in Zone 1, enriched by the very best in architecture, interior and landscape design delivered by St James, a member of the Berkeley Group. The Dumont is named after the highly collectable work of Royal Doulton, which was once based in the area. Designed by the internationally recognised David Walker Architects, The Dumont is oriented to maximise its unique views, the design enables residents to feel truly part of this great city, whilst also creating an oasis from its hustle and bustle. The elegant, contemporary style of the architecture flows into the interiors to create stylish apartments designed for modern living. Residents have access to luxurious health and well-being facilities, including a gym, infinity pool and spa along with ten-pin bowling, games room, private cinema and exclusive spaces for socialising, relaxing and entertaining on-site, with a private roof terrace and residents’ club lounge on the 12th floor. Computer-generated image of The Dumont on Albert Embankment, indicative only 1 Contents KING’SCROSS HOXTON STPANCRAS ANGEL INTERNATIONAL HOXTON REGENT’SPARK GEFFRYEMUSEUM VICTORIAMIRO HAGGERSTONPARK SCHOOLOFORIENTAL GALLERY HOXTONSQUARE LORDS BRITISH & AFRICANSTUDIES LIBRARY SADLER’SWELLS THEATRE CITYUNIVERSITY WHITECUBE OPENAIRTHEATRE GALLERY UNIVERSITYCOLLEGELONDON EXMOUTHMARKET SHOREDITCH UNIVERSITYOFLONDON OLD FARRINGDON STREET CROSSRAIL REGENT’SPARK BLOOMSBURY CLERKENWELL SHOREDITCHHIGHST FITZROVIA STLUKE’S REGENT’SCANAL BRICKLANE CASSBUSINESSSCHOOL BRITISH MUSEUM MARYLEBONE THEBARBICANCENTRE UNIVERSITYOF HIGHSTREET LIVERPOOLSTREET WESTMINSTER HOLBORN CROSSRAIL SPITALFIELDS PADDINGTON MARKET CROSSRAIL TOTTENHAMCOURTRD WHITECHAPEL MARYLEBONE CROSSRAIL G A L L E R Y OXFORDSTREET CITYOFLONDON LOCANDALOCATELLI MUSEUMOFLONDON LONDONSCHOOLOFECONOMICS RHODESTWENTYFOUR SOHO KING’SCOLLEGELONDON MARBLEARCH CARNABYSTREET THEATRE DISTRICT 30 STMARYAXE GAUTHIER STPAUL’SCATHEDRAL NEWBONDSTREET SOMERSETHOUSE WHITECHAPEL LEGAVROCHE TOWEROF CHINATOWN LONDON BLACKFRIARS ROYALACADEMYOFARTS MILLENNIUM BRIDGE BRIDGE HÉLÈNEDARROZE PICCADILLY ATTHECONNAUGHT NATIONAL BURLINGTON WATERLOO N K HYDEPARK GALLERY T H B A ARCADE BRIDGE S O U MAYFAIR OXOTOWER NATIONALTHEATRE SOUTHWARK NOBUBERKELEYST BRIDGE HAYWARDGALLERY TATEMODERN SHAKESPEARE’S GLOBETHEATRE BFIIMAX SERPENTINEGALLERY HYDEPARK STJAMES’SPARK BOROUGH GREENPARK CORNER CITYHALL TOWER LONDON BRIDGE EYE THESHARD WATERLOO BOROUGHMARKET FILMMUSEUM ROYALALBERTHALL KNIGHTSBRIDGE BUCKINGHAM PALACE HOUSESOF WESTMINSTER WHITECUBEGALLERY ROYALCOLLEGE PARLIAMENT BRIDGE OFART SOUTHWARK WESTMINSTER BERMONDSEY IMPERIALCOLLLEGE SCIENCE KNIGHTSBRIDGE MUSEUM SOUTHBANK V&AMUSEUM UNIVERSITY NATURAL HISTORY LAMBETHPALACE MUSEUM VICTORIA BELGRAVIA IMPERIAL WARMUSEUM LAMBETH BRIDGE NEWPORTSTREETGALLERY PHARMACY 2 SLOANESQUARE RASOI TATEBRITAIN SAATCHIGALLERY CHELSEACOLLEGEOFART & DESIGN KING’SROAD PIMLICO VAUXHALL BRIDGE VAUXHALL PIMLICO RANELAGHGARDENS KENNINGTON GORDONRAMSAY STGEORGE WHARFPIER BLUEBIRD VAUXHALL THEOVAL KENNINGTONPARK BATTERSEA 04 06POWERSTATION 08 10 14 16 18 20 40 52 54 58 The Dumont A view like A unique Location A location Albert Designing a Life at Design at The art of Only in St James no other curve of the without equal Embankment modern classic The Dumont The Dumont placemaking London River Thames Plaza Computer-generated images are indicative only 2 3 Computer-generated image of The Corniche, The Dumont, and Merano Residences on Albert Embankment, indicative only 4 5 A view like no other Computer-generated image of The Dumont, indicative only 6 7 SUNRISE THE CITY A unique curve of E N S HOUSES OF the River Thames PARLIAMENT SITUATED ON CENTRAL LONDON’S LONGEST NORTH W TO SOUTH STRETCH OF THE RIVER, THE DUMONT SUNSET IS ORIENTATED TO ENJOY THE BEST VIEWS IN THE RIVER CAPITAL. FROM THE CITY AND THE SHARD LIT BY THAMES THE RISING SUN IN THE EAST, TO THE NEARBY WORLD-RENOWNED LANDMARKS OF THE HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT AND LONDON EYE. 8 9 KING’SCROSS HOXTON STPANCRAS ANGEL INTERNATIONAL HOXTON REGENT’SPARK GEFFRYEMUSEUM VICTORIAMIRO HAGGERSTONPARK GALLERY HOXTONSQUARE LORDS BRITISH LIBRARY SADLER’SWELLS THEATRE CITYUNIVERSITY OPENAIRTHEATRE UNIVERSITYCOLLEGELONDON EXMOUTHMARKET SHOREDITCH SCHOOLOFORIENTAL & AFRICANSTUDIES OLD UNIVERSITYOFLONDON FARRINGDON STREET CROSSRAIL REGENT’SPARK BLOOMSBURY CLERKENWELL SHOREDITCHHIGHST FITZROVIA STLUKE’S REGENT’SCANAL BRICKLANE CASSBUSINESSSCHOOL BRITISH MUSEUM MARYLEBONE THEBARBICANCENTRE UNIVERSITYOF HIGHSTREET LIVERPOOLSTREET WESTMINSTER HOLBORN CROSSRAIL SPITALFIELDS PADDINGTON MARKET CROSSRAIL TOTTENHAMCOURTRD WHITECHAPEL MARYLEBONE CROSSRAIL G A L L E R Y OXFORDSTREET CITYOFLONDON LOCANDALOCATELLI MUSEUMOFLONDON LONDONSCHOOLOFECONOMICS SOHO MARBLEARCH CARNABYSTREET THEATRE DISTRICT 30 STMARYAXE GAUTHIER KING’SCOLLEGELONDON STPAUL’SCATHEDRAL NEWBONDSTREET SOMERSETHOUSE WHITECHAPEL LEGAVROCHE TOWEROF CHINATOWN LONDON BLACKFRIARS ROYALACADEMYOFARTS MILLENNIUM BRIDGE BRIDGE HÉLÈNEDARROZE PICCADILLY ATTHECONNAUGHT NATIONAL BURLINGTON WATERLOO N K HYDEPARK GALLERY T H B A ARCADE BRIDGE S O U MAYFAIR OXOTOWER NATIONALTHEATRE SOUTHWARK NOBUBERKELEYST BRIDGE HAYWARDGALLERY TATEMODERN SHAKESPEARE’S GLOBETHEATRE BFIIMAX SERPENTINEGALLERY HYDEPARK STJAMES’SPARK BOROUGH GREENPARK CORNER CITYHALL TOWER LONDON BRIDGE EYE THESHARD WATERLOO BOROUGHMARKET FILMMUSEUM ROYALALBERTHALL KNIGHTSBRIDGE BUCKINGHAM PALACE HOUSESOF WESTMINSTER WHITECUBEGALLERY ROYALCOLLEGE PARLIAMENT BRIDGE OFART SOUTHWARK WESTMINSTER BERMONDSEY IMPERIALCOLLLEGE SCIENCE KNIGHTSBRIDGE MUSEUM SOUTHBANK V&AMUSEUM UNIVERSITY NATURAL HISTORY LAMBETHPALACE MUSEUM VICTORIA BELGRAVIA IMPERIAL WARMUSEUM LAMBETH BRIDGE NEWPORTSTREETGALLERY PHARMACY 2 SLOANESQUARE VINEETBHATIA TATEBRITAIN SAATCHIGALLERY CHELSEACOLLEGEOFART & DESIGN KING’SROAD PIMLICO VAUXHALL BRIDGE VAUXHALL PIMLICO RANELAGHGARDENS KENNINGTON GORDONRAMSAY STGEORGE WHARFPIER BLUEBIRD VAUXHALL THEOVAL Map is not to scale and shows approximate locations only KENNINGTONPARK 10 11 BATTERSEA POWERSTATION Source: www.tfl.gov.uk, googlemaps.co.uk and walkit.com. Underground, rail and air times represent peak journey times from Vauxhall Station. River times represent peak journey times from St George Wharf Pier. A perfect beginning to any journey London is one of Europe’s largest cities, yet its range of transport options means that world-class shopping and entertainment, global commerce and key transport hubs are just moments away. Many of the city’s best cultural and culinary hotspots are within walking distance, while business hubs and historic landmarks are a short journey ROAD by car or taxi. BUCKINGHAM PALACE 6 minutes WALK UNDERGROUND There are a wide range of convenient transport links close to The FROM VAUXHALL STATION Dumont including Vauxhall Underground Station (7 minutes walk), THE SAVOY CHINO LATINO 7 minutes 3 minutes Westminster Underground Station (20 minutes walk) and the new Nine VICTORIA 4 minutes Elms Underground Station on the Northern Line Extension opening 2020, SOMERSET HOUSE VAUXHALL UNDERGROUND STATION Victoria, Circle & District lines, National Rail 7 minutes 7 minutes which will allow easy access to Crossrail at Tottenham Court Road. The new GREEN PARK 6 minutes Crossrail Elizabeth line opening 2019 will shrink journey times between COVENT GARDEN NEWPORT STREET GALLERY 8 minutes 7 minutes Victoria, Jubilee & Piccadilly lines key parts of the city, essentially creating a shortcut between Canary Wharf, WESTMINSTER the City, the West End and Heathrow Airport, putting the whole city DINNER BY HESTON BLUMENTHAL PHARMACY 2 10 minutes at your fingertips. 8 minutes 7 minutes Jubilee, Circle & District lines EUSTON HARRODS ST GEORGE WHARF PIER 11 minutes 9 minutes 9 minutes Victoria & Northern lines, National Rail KINGS’S CROSS ST PANCRAS ROYAL OPERA HOUSE TATE BRITAIN 12 minutes 9 minutes 14 minutes Hammersmith & City, Victoria, Piccadilly, Circle, District & Northern lines, National Rail, Eurostar SAATCHI GALLERY IMPERIAL WAR MUSEUM 10 minutes 16 minutes LEICESTER SQUARE 13 minutes Piccadilly & Northern lines SHAKESPEARE’S GLOBE THEATRE HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT RIVER 10 minutes 17 minutes BOND STREET FROM ST GEORGE WHARF PIER 13 minutes Central & Jubilee lines, Crossrail Elizabeth line VICTORIA AND ALBERT MUSEUM LONDON EYE CADOGAN PIER RAIL FROM VAUXHALL STATION 10 minutes 17 minutes KNIGHTSBRIDGE 8 minutes 14 minutes TATE MODERN SKYLON Piccadilly line EMBANKMENT PIER CLAPHAM JUNCTION 11 minutes 22 minutes 8 minutes 4 minutes COVENT GARDEN 14 minutes HYDE PARK SOUTHBANK CENTRE AIR Piccadilly line BLACKFRIARS PIER LONDON WATERLOO 12 minutes 22 minutes 13 minutes 5 minutes FROM VAUXHALL STATION CHARING CROSS 15 minutes NOBU BATTERSEA POWER STATION BANKSIDE PIER WIMBLEDON STATION LONDON CITY Bakerloo, District & Circle lines, National Rail 12 minutes 24 minutes 16 minutes 12 minutes 38 minutes PADDINGTON 18 minutes KENSINGTON ROOF GARDENS BFI LONDON BRIDGE CITY PIER EPSOM HEATHROW 14 minutes 24 minutes Hammersmith & City, Bakerloo, Circle & District lines 20 minutes 29 minutes 41 minutes National
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