Postmark Is the Most Connected Neighbourhood the World Capital Has Ever Known

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Class The transformation of a landmark site in the true centre of London, Postmark is the most connected neighbourhood the world capital has ever known. Embracing two boroughs – one in west London; one in east – this nascent address is like no other. For the first time, two Zone 1 postcodes – WC1 and EC1 – are being London united to create a magnetic fusion of the energetic, eclectic East and traditional, iconic West. Over six hundred bespoke apartments, plus retail and open spaces, will rise up on the flagship site of the historic Royal Mail Mount Living Pleasant sorting office to create a super-connected new community.

Computer Generated Image of West Central 1 CGI is indicative only 5 City, University of London Exmouth Market Farringdon Station Chancery Lane Station Welcome to the Neighbourhood Never before has there been the opportunity to live in the heart of London, surrounded in all directions by the best this great city has to offer – the glorious green spaces of Russell Square, the historic legal charm of Chancery Lane, the cool bars and artisan eateries of Farringdon, Kings Cross and Exmouth Market, the grandeur of Bloomsbury… and never will there be again; this is the last development of this scale in central London. A fresh mix of landscaped public and private spaces, including colourful gardens and playgrounds, will vivify this major new address.

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N A R E All will enjoy the inimitable buzz of having one of Great Britain’s R V I A N T G E Y RE E D R R O UA ST B most important working mail centres right next door. D E N SQ R U O K F B R IC L N I O SW U E N G H RU S A B D I And, of course, all of the heart of glorious London on the doorstep. O L R L

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Lo ndon Wall Where East Meets West The first ever social network was established in Great Britain The Postmark site is situated on Mount Pleasant, an area over five centuries ago when King Henry VII established a that’s synonymous with post and The Royal Mail, the UK’s ‘Master of the Posts’, a position which evolved into the office of the Postmaster General. It wasn’t until 1635 that the postal national postal service, dating back to 1516. service was made available to the public, with postage cost being paid by the recipient. Fast-forward to the 20th century, and Royal Mail opened its Mount Pleasant sorting office, a flagship site for the British institution. The then epicentre of the country’s communications network – carrying an estimated four million letters a day – the site was heavily bombed during the Second World War. Miraculously, the sorting office itself was unharmed and Britain continued to successfully communicate with her allies. For 76 years, between 1927 and 2003, a miniature driverless underground railway carried the nation’s post to and from major railway stations and other sorting offices. Though the Mail Rail is no longer in action, the tunnels are still there, running 70 feet under the streets. They can be seen, along with the original station platforms, at the neighbouring Postal Museum. Together with the iconic sorting office, which remains in use 24 hours a day as the mail centre of the EC, N, W1 and WC postcode areas, the museum quietly imbues Industrious the neighbourhood with a reassuring sense of history. Heritage 1927 2017 1966 *Launch dates subject to change subject to dates *Launch

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1 Sadler's Wells Theatre 17 Shakespeare's Globe Theatre 2 Old Spitalfields Market 18 Tate Modern 3 Liverpool Street 19 Chancery Lane Station 4 City, University of London 20 London Blackfriars 5 Canary Wharf 21 Coram's Fields 6 Moorgate 22 OXO Tower Wharf 7 The Gherkin 23 London College of Communication 8 Wilmington Square 24 Sir John Soane's Museum 9 Exmouth Market 25 The Old Vic Theatre 10 Smithfield Market 26 London School of Economics 11 Farringdon Station 27 The National Theatre 12 Postal Museum 28 King's College London 13 St. Paul's Cathedral 29 Russell Square Station 14 The Shard 30 Holborn Station 15 Hatton Garden 31 The British Museum 16 Borough Market

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18 Victoria South Kensington World-class connections are part of the very essence of the land here. Love letters, parcels and more have been sent all over the globe from this iconic super-central site for over a century. Excellent transport lines continue to be the lifeblood of this historical heartland of connectivity. An exceptional five major underground stations surround Postmark in all directions: Farringdon, King’s Cross St. Pancras, Russell Square, Holborn and Chancery Lane. In just 10 minutes you can be heading direct to your destination on one of seven Connected of the capital’s Tube lines. for Centuries Five underground stations, seven Tube lines When the new Elizabeth Line (Crossrail) opens in Farringdon, in December 2018, London’s latest and a first-class heritage – matchless transport transport hub, it will connect some of the capital’s options establish Postmark as London’s most busiest national rail stations with the centre of the London, including Bond Street, Liverpool Street connected neighbourhood. and Canary Wharf. Six trains an hour will whisk you to Heathrow airport in 40 minutes. Exploring Europe is just as easy - the Eurostar at St. Pancras International promises up to 20 direct trains to Paris every day, alongside direct routes to the south of France, historic Brussels, and the canals of Amsterdam.

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Described by Forbes as the most influential and chips at Bonnie Gull to talked-about city in the world, there’s undeniably a magnetic tapas at Morito. power to London. Built on an extraordinary Bright mornings invite a stroll through tranquil dance of communities and customs from every Wilmington Square before meeting friends for continent it’s underpinned by an unshakable a quintessentially English champagne brunch at tolerance, wit and can-do attitude that make it the beautiful Bourne & Hollingsworth. There’s truly great. Yes, it’s big – extending as far as 45 no shortage of game-changing gastropubs either; miles from the centre – but it doesn’t feel it when Lady Ottoline in Holborn, The Norfolk Arms in living at Postmark. Here, life is simpler. Freer. Bloomsbury, and The Blacksmith in Islington to Literally across the road is Exmouth Market, one name a few. While endlessly exciting restaurant of London’s hidden gastronomic gems lined with choices run the gamut from classics such as independent street food vendors, restaurants the dramatic Galvin La Chapelle in Spitalfields and bars serving great coffee, cocktails and to bright new stars like Rovi in Fitzrovia from international flavours, from traditional fish acclaimed chef Yotam Ottolenghi. More than anywhere else in the world, you never know what you’re going to see in London; immaculate top-to-toe tailoring gracing Stellar a stranger stepping into a cab; a shock of rainbow-coloured hair and vintage pieces on a smiling face serving you in a cool café; an effortless high-street look on a group of friends passing by on the pavement. Walk west to try out the flagship stores of brilliant British designers such as Alexander McQueen, Chloé, and Dover Street Market, or wander east to the home of House of Hackney, Goodhood, and an abundance of independent contemporary creatives and Style craftspeople offering limited edition fashion, art, jewellery, homewares, furniture and virtually anything you may wish to own. Anything goes in London. Postmark is blessed with the world’s Who else but Postmark residents can truthfully call the beautiful, world-famous bricks and mortar boutiques of both WC1 and EC1 most famous stores to the west, rising-star designers to the east, their local stores? and Vogue-worthy street style all around.

30 31 Cool Culture There’s no stopping London. This magnificent multicultural wellspring of creativity tirelessly inspires and uplifts all who flock here.

Over 170 museums populate its much-loved works at The Globe in 1599 there are today at neighbourhoods, 11 of which are national, least 200 shows to choose from on any given day including the brilliant British Museum, a treasure across the West End. Plus some 250 festivals to trove of over two million years of human history have fun at, including RHS Chelsea Flower Show, and among the closest to Postmark. Frieze Art Fair and the world-leading London From street-traders' rhymes to world-class Design Festival. choirs and sell-out concerts at the O2 Arena, The capital also presents more live comedy than song is a common language among the city’s any other city in the world. Again and again eight million people. There are over 17,000 music London hits the no.1 spot on global culture performances to unwind at here every year. lists, and that’s why it’s celebrated as one of the Rooted in the first performance of Shakespeare’s greatest cities in the world.

32 Going out in London can mean so many things – a magnificent meal in a Michelin-starred restaurant; an uplifting night of laughter, suspense and tears at the theatre; being mesmerised by the latest Royal Ballet performance; discovering your favourites on a curated cocktails menu in sleek hotel bars; show-stopping snacks in a secret rooftop bar where you can really relax. Whatever you feel inspired to do, you’ll find it here – done with fearless flair and passion. Musical and theatre lovers, just walk west or south for world-class theatres and their sell-out productions. Head north for jazz and comedy in quintessentially quirky Camden; east for the hip hotels, cool bars and eclectic eateries of Shoreditch. And when you just want to watch a film, stay home. Postmark will have its own private cinema, reserved for the sole pleasure of residents. With new restaurants, bars and pop-up events opening virtually every week across town – and classic hidden gems as yet unexplored – there’s always somewhere new, impressive and exciting to try. Let Us Enter tain You

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EducationLondon is a heartland of academic excellence. Its first-class, highly An educational superpower, international institutions consistently attract the best minds and the central London offers most talented individuals from all over the earth. exceptionally rich pickings for Among its greatest former students stand peace activist Nelson Mandela, environmentalist David Attenborough, founder of modern students, ‘just down the road’ nursing Florence Nightingale, 35th US President John F Kennedy, and modernist novelist Virginia Woolf. Close to Postmark are many of very best colleges and universities in the world, not least two Royal Academies, London School of Economics, SOAS, Central Saint Martin’s, and the London College of Fashion, to name a few. Parents or parents-to-be seeking the best education for their children also have a spectacular set of local options: top primary, preparatory, international and high schools are all within walking distance or just a short drive away. 39 University Primary School

City, University of London 5 min 15 min Christopher Hatton Primary School 4 min University of the Arts, London 6 min 15 min Dallington School 7 min SOAS, University of London 7 min 18 min Hugh Myddelton Primary School 11 min London College of Contemporary Arts 7 min 13 min The Lyceum Preparatory School 13 min Birkbeck, University of London 8 min 18 min Queen's College Preparatory School 13 min London School of Economics 9 min 20 min International Community School 20 min and Political Sciences Central Saint Martins 9 min 23 min University College London 10 min 20 min Secondary School Cass Business School 13 min 20 min King's College London 17 min 22 min Southbank International School 10 min Royal Academy of Music 17 min 27 min City of London School for Girls 11 min London College of Fashion 19 min 9 min Queen's College School 15 min Royal College of Arts 31 min 36 min Wetherby Senior School 15 min Imperial College London 31 min 28 min Westminster School 20 min Stoke Newington School & Sixth Form 20 min

40 *All travel times from Postmark to nearest education facility unless otherwise stated. Source: Google Maps 41 Postmark will bring together disparate and sporadic areas of regeneration around London’s financial and entrepreneurial quarters that will transform this part of central London.

Delivered in four chapters by celebrated architectural studios; Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios, Wilkinson Eyre, and Allies and Morrison to create a collection of thoughtfully distinguished areas that knit Postmark into the architectural mosaic of its setting. The first phase, West Central 1 boasts interior specifications designed by acclaimed interior design firm, Conran and Partners, their palettes taking inspiration from the history of the site blending the bold, sophisticated aesthetics of the East and West.

CGI is indicative only CGI is indicative only Open Spaces In addition to 681 new high-quality homes, a for residents, and roof gardens with wildflower carefully curated new shopping and leisure meadows. Postmark will open-up the area hub will be created, with over 20,000 sq. ft of with improved pedestrian-only connections commercial and retail/leisure space, and new from east to west (of which there are currently open public space that covers over 50% of the site. none). Taller buildings will mark public open The landscape design incorporates public gardens spaces and support wayfinding, among new with play spaces, public squares surrounded by routes for London, while green walls will boost new retail at ground level, landscaped courtyards biodiversity credentials.

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Assured Taylor Wimpey Central London is part of one of the largest residential developers in the UK, the FTSE 100 listed Taylor Wimpey Plc. At Taylor Wimpey Central London we take a bespoke approach to create distinctive premium properties in central London locations that truly stand out from the crowd. Inspired by the heritage and personality of each highly-prized setting, our philosophy is to create individual developments of enduring value that take advantage of the best London has to offer. While every development in our portfolio is unique, all share the same ideals of expert design, high quality craftsmanship, practicality and investment security. And all come with our guarantee of excellent customer service.

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