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Thurston Road, Lewisham, London SE13 7SD Computer Generated Image of Lucent Point Thurston Road, Lewisham, London SE13 7SD Computer generated image of Lucent Point Family Mosaic is pleased to present Lucent Point, an exciting new collection of 1, 2 & 3 bedroom apartments available through Shared Ownership. Heart of South East London Lucent Point is situated on Thurston Road, one of the primary routes leading into the heart of Lewisham. The sharp architectural design makes Lucent Point a landmark Shared Ownership development in the area. 4 5 Heating Up Undergoing its biggest transformation since Victorian times with unparalleled levels of investment, Lewisham has a bubbling new cafe culture with bars, restaurants, markets and more. Monsoon Cafe 6 7 The Area For your everyday conveniences, there are Conveniently located in Lewisham, in South East Asda and Tesco supermarkets just around the London, Lucent Point is a new contemporary corner, Lewisham Shopping Centre just over scheme echoing the borough'’s transformation half a mile away, and Lewisham train station into a hub of easily accessible amenities, high just around the corner. quality educational institutions, and excellent gastronomic establishments. The area is also well connected to London Bridge, home to Borough Market, one of Highlights in the area include the iconic Glass London’’’’’’’’’’’’'’’’s most exciting farmer’s markets and Mill Leisure Centre, with a recently refurbished food centres. gym, swimming pool, and the opportunity to Lucent Point sits close to a take up indoor and outdoor exercise classes. wide range of community and retail facilities, with Lewisham Shopping Centre just a 15 minute walk away. Local green spaces include Cornmill Gardens, Hilly Fields Park, and Brookmill Park, while the 500-acre, multimillion-pound Olympic Park in Stratford is just a short ride away on the DLR. For education, within walking distance from Lucent Point is the excellent St Stephen’'s Primary School, Prendergast Vale Secondary and Sixth Form College, and Lewisham Southwark College, a further education college with Glass Mill Leisure Centre adult vocational courses. 8 9 01 6 0 2 A Greenwich Great Connections Greenwich 9 0 Park T Close to both Lewisham rail, DLR and bus stations, large bus station, with services regularly running to 2 D E 2 A RO E A R Lucent Point is ideally located for travelling Blackheath, Greenwich, Deptford and more. H T IG S H around the city and further afield. Commutes are H H IC T W U also speedy, with good connections to London Lucent Point is also near many of Lewisham'’s NEW CR N 02 OS E O S E RO S T A R E Bridge, the City, and Waterloo station. cycle routes, offering a healthy, environmentally D G E H TR IC S friendly way of travelling around London. Deptford T D W S E A Bridge N IS For other modes of transport, Lewisham is a major E L O E B R A R E G hub, lying on the A20 to Dover and at the start 2 C 2 A of the A21 to Hastings. Lewisham has its own N 1 2 E 0 R O L F H HILL HEAT BLACK L L E E W W Canary Wharf IS I H S A H Greenwich M A 03 M Park W A R Y O 24mins A D Elverson St Johns 04 Road A 2 2 1 0 A 2 2 Waterloo North Greenwich A 1 20 1 TH U R ST O N R O 27 35 mins A mins D Lewisham A 2 0 05 M 06 ONT HIL LM L O BE L E S W LEE O HI GH R 07 R T O H A D S T Hilly 09 Fields Park 08 ELAIDE AVE T AD S London Bridge Liverpool Street H G I H B M 23 A 6 H S I W E L mins9 40mins LADYWELL B236 ROAD OVE GR Ladywell Y 10 LE CK Points of Interest RO Ladywell B Fields 1. Greenwich Picturehouse 2. The Prince of Greenwich Pub 3. The Brookmill Pub and Kitchen 4. Brookmill Park 5. Glass Mill Leisure Centre 6. Sparrow 30mins 7. Lewisham Shopping Centre 8. Model Market Victoria Station 9. Hilly Fields Park 10. Le Delice *Travel times taken from Google Maps. 10 1111 Relax and Unwind The Broca, a colourful and casual coffee shop in Brockley. The Broca Coffee Shop 12 13 The Development Kitchen and Specification The contemporary kitchen features: - White gloss units with Lucent Point is home to six 1 bedroom, contemporary brushed stainless eighteen 2 bedroom and seven 3 bedroom steel handles apartments available through Family Mosaic’'s Interior image - Zanussi four burner gas hob, Shared Ownership scheme. Of these, three cooker hood, fan assisted oven, 2 bedroom apartments at Lucent Point are fridge freezer, washing machine wheelchair adaptable. and dishwasher - Laminate worktops in Paula Rosa Natural Messina - Ceramic wall tiling in Mayfair Tender Grey - Engineered wood flooring in Tarkett Pure Oak Bathroom Interior image The high quality bathroom features: - Steel enamel bath - Glass shower screen - Chrome plated taps - Vitreous china basin and W.C. - Classic ladder heated towel rail - Porcelain wall tiling in City Sense Moon - Floor tiling in Desert Rose Grey Interior image Bedroom The spacious bedrooms come with: - White fitted wardrobes with sliding doors, one mirrored Computer generated image - 80/20 wool mix carpeting in of Lucent Point show apartment Oaklands Silverstone throughout 15 RAIL VIADUCT 02 03 01 THURSTON ROAD 14 Key 1. Entrance 2. Cycle Store 3. Bin Store RA 4. ?? IL V 5. ?? IA D UC T Computer generated image of Lucent Point 16 17 One bedroom apartment One bedroom apartment Plots 49 & 53 Plots 35, 40 & 45 NN N Balcony Balcony (Plot 49 only) Living room Dining Dining Kitchen Dining Kitchen Living room Kitchen ff Balcony Dining Living room (Plot 53 only) Living room ff ff Bedroom dw dw Bedroom 2 Kitchen Bedroom 2 wm Living/dining/kitchen s Living/dining/kitchen Balcony Balcony w ff Bath Bath Bedroom wm wm Bedroom 1 Bedroom 1 s Bath s w w En-suite En-suite wm Bath s Metric Imperial Kitchen/Living/Dining 6.95 x 3.69 22'9'' x 12'1'' Metric Imperial Bedroom 4.58 x 3.31 15'0'' x 10'10'' Kitchen/Living/Dining 7.02 x 6.67 23'0'' x 21'10'' Bathroom 2.27 x 2.15 0'0'' x 0'0'' Bedroom 4.86 x 3.06 15'11'' x 10'0'' Balcony (49) 3.68 x 2.02 12'0'' x 6'7'' Bathroom 2.16 x 2.10 0'0'' x 0'0'' Tenth & Elenth Floor Seventh, Eighth Balcony (Flat 53) 2.22 x 1.50 7'3'' x 4'10'' Balcony 2.87 x 1.60 9'4'' x 5'2'' & Ninth Floor TOTAL 56.8m2 611.41ft2 TOTAL 56.9m2 612.49ft2 18 19 Two bedroom apartment Two bedroom apartment Plots 56 Plots 29, 34, 39, & 44 N N Bedroom 1 Bedroom 2 Dining ff Kitchen Bedroom 2 Kitchen Living room Living room Balcony w Dining ff wm w dw Bath Bedroom 2 s Living/dining/kitchen Bedroom 1 s Balcony Bath wm En-suite Kitchen wm s Bedroom 1 Dining s Bath w En-suite Living room Balcony Metric Imperial Kitchen/Living/Dining 6.75 x 4.55 22'1'' x 14'11'' Metric Imperial Bedroom 1 3.98 x 3.16 13'0'' x 10'4'' Kitchen/Living/Dining 5.66 x 4.31 18'6'' x 14'1'' Bedroom 2 4.43 x 3.00 14'6'' x 9'9'' Bedroom 1 3.16 x 3.04 10'4'' x 9'11'' Bathroom 2.13 x 2.12 0'0'' x 0'0'' Bedroom 2 2.28 x 4.17 7'5'' x 13'8'' En-suite 2.18 x 1.10 7'1'' x 3'7'' Bathroom 2.26 x 2.16 0'0'' x 0'0'' Twelfth Floor Sixth, Seventh, Eighth Balcony 6.44 x 3.63 21'1'' x 11'10'' Balcony 4.14 x 1.30 13'6'' x 4'3'' & Ninth Floor TOTAL 75.63m2 814.10ft2 TOTAL 61.9m2 666.31ft2 20 21 Two bedroom apartment Two bedroom apartment Plots 28, 33, 38 & 43 Plots 48, 52 & 55 N N Bath wm ff s s s En-suite Bath s Kitchen Kitchen wm s ff w Dining Dining Living room Bedroom 1 Bedroom 2 Living room Bedroom 1 Bedroom 2 Balcony Balcony Metric Imperial Kitchen/Living/Dining 7.01 x 3.98 22'11'' x 13'0'' Metric Imperial Bedroom 1 3.90 x 2.86 12'9'' x 9'4'' Kitchen/Living/Dining 5.15 x 5.12 16'10'' x 16'9'' Bedroom 2 3.90 x 2.92 12'9'' x 9'6'' Bedroom 1 4.20 x 2.90 13'9'' x 9'6'' Bathroom 2.33 x 2.13 0'0'' x 0'0'' Bedroom 2 4.23 x 2.93 13'10'' x 9'7'' En-suite 2.28 x 1.71 7'5'' x 5'7'' Bathroom 2.35 x 2.17 0'0'' x 0'0'' Sixth, Seventh, Eighth Tenth, Eleventh & Balcony 3.33 x 1.62 10'11'' x 5'3'' Balcony 3.50 x 1.69 11'5'' x 5'6'' & Ninth Floor Twelfth Floor TOTAL 72.7m2 782.56ft2 TOTAL 66.58m2 716.68ft2 22 23 Two bedroom apartment Two bedroom apartment Plots 41 Plots 26, 31 & 36 N N wm Bath Kitchen Kitchen Bath Bedroom 1 ff Bedroom 1 ff Living room Living room Dining Dining En-suite wm w s Balcony Bedroom 2 Balcony Bedroom 2 Metric Imperial Metric Imperial Kitchen/Living/Dining 4.83 x 4.30 15'9'' x 14'1'' Kitchen/Living/Dining 6.36 x 4.16 20'10'' x 13'7'' Bedroom 1 3.69 x 3.58 12'1'' x 11'9'' Bedroom 1 4.85 x 3.09 15'11'' x 10'1'' Bedroom 2 4.58 x 2.94 15'0'' x 9'7'' Bedroom 2 3.06 x 2.70 10'0'' x 8'10'' Bathroom 2.15 x 1.82 0'0'' x 0'0'' Bathroom 2.91 x 2.76 9'6'' x 9'0'' Ninth Floor Sixth, Seventh Balcony 3.37 x 2.49 11'0'' x 8'1'' Balcony 3.40 x 2.48 11'1'' x 8'1'' & Eighth Floor TOTAL 75.3m2 810.55ft2 TOTAL 75.4m2 811.63ft2 24 25 Two bedroom apartment Two bedroom apartment Plots 46 & 50 Plots 30 N N ff Balcony Kitchen Bedroom 2 Kitchen Living room Balcony Plot 46 Dining only) Bedroom Bath Dining ff wm wm s w Kitchen Bedroom 1 Balcony Plot 50 only) s s w s Bath Metric Imperial Kitchen/Living/Dining 7.27 x 3.83 23'10'' x 12'6'' Bedroom 1 4.59 x 3.22 15'0'' x 10'6'' Metric Imperial Bedroom 2 3.42 x 2.40 11'2'' x 7'10'' Kitchen/Living/Dining 6.87 x 3.37 22'6'' x 11'0'' Bathroom 2.15 x 2.03 0'0'' x 0'0'' Bedroom 3.66 x 3.51 12'0'' x 11'6'' Balcony (Flat 46) 3.47 x 1.65 11'4'' x 5'4'' Bathroom 2.17 x 2.16 0'0'' x 0'0'' Tenth & Eleventh Floor Sixth Floor Balcony (Flat 50) 3.57 x 2.58 11'8'' x 8'5'' Balcony 2.80 x 1.60 9'2'' x 5'2'' TOTAL 65.8m2 708.29ft2 TOTAL 52.7m2 567.28ft2 26 27 Three bedroom apartment Three bedroom apartment Plots 54 Plots 42 N N s En-suite Bedroom 1 Bedroom 2 Bath Bedroom 2 Bedroom 3 s wm s wm Bedroom 3 Bath ff Kitchen ff Dining Kitchen Living room Bath Dining w Living room Bedroom 1 Balcony Balcony Metric Imperial Metric Imperial Kitchen/Living/Dining 7.84 x 3.51 25'8''
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