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EALING APARTMENT 686 (5th FLOOR) APARTMENT 686 APARTMENT Dickens Yard will deliver a new, exciting, quality, aspirational retail, restaurant and leisure quarter in the heart of Ealing Town Centre. Following the success of Charlotte’s W5, Benham & Reeves and Triyoga, the most recent additions to this already thriving development include Jigsaw, Gail’s Bakery, Balans Soho Society, The Skinny Kitchen, Tonkotsu, Gymbox, Blo Bar, Kumon, Content by Terence Conran and Pasta Remoli. Located in close proximity to Ealing Broadway Underground station, Dickens Yard is set to benefit from the upcoming Crossrail service, the Elizabeth Line. Computer generated images for illustrative purposes. CREATION OF A NEW, HIGH QUALITY, PART OF A MAJOR RETAIL LED £1 Billion DESTINATION INVESTMENT PROGRAMME TAKING IN THE HEART OF EALING PLACE IN EALING TOWN CENTRE TOWN CENTRE Over NIGHT TUBE SERVICE 90% AVAILABLE OCCUPIED ONE OF LONDON’S GREENEST BOROUGHS OVER 104,000 OF RETAIL, RESTAURANT with 100 SQ FT AND LEISURE OPPORTUNITIES parks CROSSRAIL IS COMING IN 2018 EALING BROADWAY TO EALING – REDUCING WILL ATTRACT SIMILAR TRAVEL TIMES BY UP TO LEVELS OF SPEND TO Kensington 50% (CACI 2015) WESTFIELD SHOPPING CENTRE IS THE CAPITAL’S LARGEST SHOPPING CENTRE LOCATED SOME Development USP’s: 10mins AWAY > Creation of a new, high quality, retail led destination in the > Westfield Shopping Centre is the Capital’s largest shopping heart of Ealing town centre centre located some 10 minutes away > Over 90% Occupied > Crossrail is coming to Ealing – reducing travel times > Over 104,000 sq ft of Retail, Restaurant and Leisure by up to 50% Opportunities > In 2018 Ealing Broadway will attract similar levels of spend to > Part of a major £1 Billion Investment programme taking place Kensington* in Ealing town centre > One of London’s greenest Boroughs with 100 parks > Night Tube service available *(CACI 2015) Transport Ealing is renowned for its superb location and fast, convenient transport links, making it an even more desirable place to live, and an outstanding investment opportunity. Ealing Broadway station is just 500 metres from your apartment where you can access the London Underground with the Central and District Line and mainline services. In addition, The Elizabeth Line is also set to open in 2019. Ealing’s sense of place is about to change, at speed. The arrival of the Elizabeth Line will significantly reduce journey times across London by up to 50%: trips to Bond Street will take 11 minutes, Heathrow Airport 14 minutes and Canary Wharf less than half an hour. EXISTING TRAVEL TIMES Ealing Bond Tottenham Liverpool Canary Heathrow Broadway Street Court RoadFarringdon Street Wharf Stratford 39 minutes 22 mins 25 mins 35 mins 34 mins 42 mins 43 mins CROSSRAIL/Elizabeth line (FROM 2019) Ealing Bond Tottenham Liverpool Canary Heathrow Broadway Street Court RoadFarringdon Street Wharf Stratford 15 mins 11 mins 12 mins 16 mins 18 mins 25 mins 27 mins APARTMENT 686 THE ELIZABETH APARTMENTS The Elizabeth Apartments overlook the historic Christ the Saviour Church and Elizabeth Square. All linked to Victoria Square and Heritage Court by pedestrianised boulevards lined with cafés, boutiques and restaurants. The ultimate blend of heritage and sophisticated contemporary living. Dickens Yard is part of a billion pound investment Programme taking part in Ealing. 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