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A D E V E L O P M E N T O F 47 High-Quality 1, 2, & 3 Bed T S A D E V E E N LO M P M R T E A N P T A O F M O 4 7 O R H I D G E H B - Q 3 U & A , L 2 I T , 1 Y Y 1 , T I 2 L , A & U 3 Q - B H E D G I R H O 7 O 4 M F A O P A T R N T E M M E P N O T L S E V E A D UA L I T Y 1 , H - Q 2 , & I G 3 H B 7 E 4 D R F O O O T M N E A M P P A R O L T E M V E E N D T S A A S D T E N V E E M L T O R P A M P E A N M T O O O F R 4 D 7 E B H I 3 G H & , - Q 2 U , 1 A L Y I T WELCOME TO A STYLISH DEVELOPMENT OF 47 HIGH-QUALITY 1, 2, & 3 BEDROOM APARTMENTS, WITH GROUND FLOOR OFFICE SPACE INSPIRED BY SOUND / Just around the corner from the development you’ll discover what was once the legendary Morgan Recording Studios. There, artists such as Led Zeppelin, Yes, Alice Cooper, Paul McCartney, The Cure and Rod Stewart recorded some of their unforgettable albums – the soundtracks of a not-so-distant past. Morgan Place is our tribute to a remarkable musical era, and a part of Willesden’s heritage. WAKE UP TO WILLESDEN With a one-thousand-year history of settlement, Willesden is already a place of many memories. Morgan Place has been designed for today’s generations to create the stories of tomorrow. A clean-lined contemporary building, it sits comfortably next to the ancient parish church of St. Mary’s, new meeting old, enhancing not overwhelming. With great transport links into and out of the city, Willesden is one of the up-and-coming areas of north west London. It’s close enough to the thriving metropolitan centre with its myriad opportunities for employment and entertainment, yet far enough out to retain its own unique identity. The computer generated image is drawn from plan and is indicative only of how the completed development will appear. put yourself in the mix There’s plenty to inspire you close to home. Spice up your life at the delightful weekly produce market, shop for essentials or socialise to your heart’s content at the local bars and eateries. And if you live for your music and big brand shopping, you’re on exactly the right side of town to take advantage of the very best that the capital has to offer. 17 WEST HAMPSTEAD 7 STATION on the NEASDEN STATION 28 road again GLADSTONE PARK Willesden is well-served by public transport. Neasden, the nearest 13 underground station, is on the Jubilee Line and just 7 minutes away M1 MOTORWAY JUNCTION 1 on foot. From there, the frequent service takes 22 minutes to whisk you into Waterloo and a further 3 minutes to reach London Bridge. 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 JUBILEE LINE CONNECTIONS FROM NEASDEN MINS MINS MINS MINS MINS MINS MINS MINS (including walk from Morgan Place) All journey times shown are 21 MINS 14 MINS 10 MINS 23 MINS 32 MINS 25 MINS 28 MINS 39 MINS 39 from Morgan Place, Neasden 29 MINS Lane, Willesden NW10 2TS* NEASDEN GREEN PARK BOND STREET WESTMINSTER 38 BAKER STREET LONDON CANARY WHARF CANARY EUSTON BRIDGE LONDON WEST HAMPSTEAD WEST STATION WILLESDEN GREEN 20 WATERLOO LONDON WESTFIELD SHEPHERD’S BUSH 29 LONDON WATERLOO 16 STATION HARLESDEN 12 STATION DOLLIS HILL 11 STATION 39 GIBBONS CANARY RECREATIONAL WHARF 14 GROUND STATION WILLESDEN 23 GREEN BOND STREET KEY STATION STATION 35 WALKING UNDERGROUND BUS NATIONAL RAIL CAR LONDON 17 VICTORIA WEMBLEY 21 * Times stated for cycling, walking and car supplied by Google Maps. STATION STADIUM ROUNDWOOD Train times supplied by TFL. Bus times by Metroline. PARK All times are approximate and may be subject to change due to traffic conditions. WHY WILLESDEN? There’s something on the menu to suit just about every taste and Willesden’s heady mix of global and local influences ensures that it budget. remains a hotbed of international cuisine. There’s something on the menu to suit just about every taste and budget. Where else would you find a quirky Polish deli side-by-side with an Indian restaurant that specialises in Muglai cuisine with an African influence? A British gastro pub serves up delicious, traditional fayre and more casual, canal-side dining can be enjoyed up the road in Willesden Green. For your everyday needs, the local market is ripe for a bargain bag of fresh produce, and the big brand supermarkets are within easy reach. Tour the local shops and you’ll discover a treasure trove of eclectic finds to grace the decor of any new home. For the style conscious, Brent Cross and Westfield Shopping Centres; featuring the best in fashion, beauty, lifestyle and luxury retail; are close by. If you love nothing better than attending top class gigs and sporting occasions, you couldn’t live in a more perfect part of London than Willesden. Take the tube from Neasden and you’ll be at Wembley Park in three minutes. From there, the Stadium and the Arena are only a short walk away. And with the world renowned concert venues of the O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire and Bush Hall only 15 minutes away from Morgan Place by car, there’s more than enough to keep you thoroughly entertained. WHY WILLESDEN? If you love sports and sounds, you’re only 17 minutes from four world famous venues. All times are approximate and may be subject to change due to traffic conditions. WHY WILLESDEN? Quiet retreats and activity packed green spaces abound across the Willesden is a spirited urban community, richly multicultural and energetic. borough. If you need to stretch your legs and take in some natural beauty, then there are a number of green spaces a short hop, skip and a jump away. Tee off at London’s premier 9-hole golf course at nearby Queen’s Park or relax, unwind and grab a coffee at the Roundwood Park café. Visionaries might want to explore the art gallery or take in the views over the city in the delightful 130 acres of mixed terrain that make up Gladstone Park. Tokyngton Recreation Ground is perfect for a canal-side stroll and there are plenty of spots to set up jumpers for goalposts and enjoy a game of football. For fitness fanatics, a short cycle ride takes you to Willesden Sports Centre, boasting a 25m pool and high-quality running track alongside modern gym facilities. And if relaxation for the mind, body and spirit is more your thing, then Nuffield Health and Wellbeing Gym is just moments further on. YOUR amazing space You'll find high-quality, durable interiors are fitted as standard in every Higgins home, alongside contemporary finishing touches from a host of well-respected industry suppliers and designers. Every room is designed to maximise the available living space, and you can bring the outside inside too, by stepping out onto a private terrace or balcony, or simply enjoy the daylight filtering in through your own winter garden. WHY WILLESDEN? From the moment you move in, you'll feel at home with Higgins. A5 A4088 NEASDEN LN Wembley Park A5 NEASDEN A479 NORTH CIRCULAR RD FIFTH WAY FIRST WAY WEMBLEY FOURTH WAY PARK GLADSTONE PARK B 4 5 WEMBLEY 3 STADIUM N B4557 GREAT CENTRAL WAY E A A S 4 D Neasden 0 E 8 A407 N 8 L D A U N D E D Dollis Hill E N H I L L L N Willesden Green 07 HIGH HARROW RD A4 RD TOKYNGTON A407 HIGH RD RECREATION GROUND WILLESDEN A407 HIGH RD Stonebridge Park NORTH CIRCULAR RD SIDMOUTH RD A407 CHURCH RD STONEBRIDGE ROUNDWOOD PARK CRAVEN PARK RD KING ABBEY RD EDWARD VII PARK ALL SOULS AVE Harlesden HIGH ST HIGH ST ABBEY RD HARLESDEN Kensal Rise ACTON LN HARROW RD Kensal Green Willesden Junction A4000 SCRUBS LN CORONATION RD The computer generated image is drawn from plan and is indicative only of how the completed development will appear. VICTORIA RD 3 4 2 THE 1 5 6 7 MASTER 8 9 PLAN 10 11 12 KEY 13 ENTRANCE TO STAIRWELL ENTRANCE TO CAR PARK 14 1 2 3 LEVELS 1 1 2 1 2 5 FIFTH FLOOR 3 1 2 4 FOURTH FLOOR 4 2 2 1 1 B453 3 THIRD FLOOR 3 2 2 1 2 SECOND FLOOR AFFORDABLE HOUSING NEASDEN LANE 1 FIRST FLOOR AFFORDABLE HOUSING GROUND LEVEL AFFORDABLE HOUSING AND OFFICE SPACE {B1} This site plan has been prepared with all due care for the convenience of the intending purchaser. However, the information contained herein is a preliminary guide only. Ground levels and other variances have not been shown. HIGH ROAD A407 APARTMENT 22 2 2 APARTMENT 26 3 2 28 LIVING/KITCHEN 19'3" x 15'10" 5860mm x 4827mm LIVING/KITCHEN 28'6" x 17'9" 8692mm x 5405mm W BEDROOM 1 13'9" x 9'4" 4200mm x 2850mm BEDROOM 1 18' x 14'10" 5493mm x 4534mm ES Living/Kitchen EN SUITE EN SUITE WG W/D OR BEDROOM 2 13'9" x 11'4" 4200mm x 3464mm BEDROOM 2 15'6" x 10'7" 4031mm x 3227mm Bedroom 1 BATHROOM BEDROOM 3 11'10" x 9'4" 3608mm x 2843mm WINTER GARDEN 10'1" x 5'3" 3070mm x 1607mm BATHROOM Bath O Bedroom 2 TOTAL AREA 753 sq ft 70 sq m BALCONY 11'1" x 5'3" 3379mm x 1592mm TOTAL AREA 984 sq ft 91.5 sq m 30 WG APARTMENT 23 1 1 Bath Lift APARTMENT 27 1 1 LIVING/KITCHEN 21'6" x 14'4" 6563mm x 4378mm Bedroom Bedroom 2 BEDROOM 14'1" x 9'3" 4285mm x 2820mm LIVING/KITCHEN 20'2"x 13'8" 6153mm x 4171mm W W BATHROOM BEDROOM 16'6" x 10' 5040mm x 3047mm W/D WINTER GARDEN 10' x 5'4" 3055mm x 1625mm BATHROOM Bedroom 1 Living/Kitchen 538 sq ft 50 sq m Living/Kitchen TOTAL AREA WINTER GARDEN 10'1" x 5'3" 3070mm x 1607mm W Bedroom 3 TOTAL AREA 538 sq ft 50 sq m WG 27 A W/D APARTMENT 24 1 1 Bath A LIVING/KITCHEN 22'8" x 14' 6910mm x 4274mm APARTMENT 28 2 2 Bath Living/Kitchen BEDROOM 9'10" x 9'7" 3002mm x 2917mm LIVING/KITCHEN 19'4" x 17'7" 5902mm x 5362mm W/D BATHROOM BEDROOM 1 14' x 9'9" 4279mm x 2972mm THIRD FL Lift WINTER GARDEN 9'8" x 4'11" 2936mm x 1495mm Bedroom 2 EN SUITE Bath Bath TOTAL AREA 538 sq ft 50 sq m S BEDROOM 2 13'9" x 9'11" 4193mm x 3032mm Bath S Living/Kitchen ES BATHROOM ES Bath Living/Kitchen Living/Kitchen W/D Living/Kitchen WINTER GARDEN 9'2" x 5'3" 2786mm x 1607mm W/D B APARTMENT 25 2 1 TOTAL AREA 753 sq ft 70 sq m W W W W W W Bedroom 1 26
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