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Amberley-Waterfront-Brochure-Lr.Pdf LONDON IS A CITY OF CONTRASTS; A PLACE WHERE TIMELESS CHARM MEETS ENERGY AND DYNAMISM THAT IS UNMISTAKABLY TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY. NOW, WEST LONDON HAS A NEW LANDMARK ADDRESS – ONE THAT, LIKE THE CITY ITSELF, WHOLEHEARTEDLY EMBRACES ITS CONTRASTS. SANCTUARY MEETS EXCITEMENT. SOPHISTICATION MEETS SOUL. EXCLUSIVE LIVING MEETS EFFORTLESS ACCESS TO THE CITY. INTRODUCING FORTY-SEVEN NEW LUXURY RESIDENCES IN LITTLE VENICE – EACH A SPECTACULAR WATERFRONT DESTINATION AND A PLACE TO FEEL AT HOME. WELCOME TO A NEW PERSPECTIVE ON LONDON. WELCOME TO AMBERLEY WATERFRONT. AMBERLEY WATERFRONT 3 WELCOME TO LONDON LIVING 4 AMBERLEY WATERFRONT AMBERLEY WATERFRONT 5 6 AMBERLEY WATERFRONT WELCOME TO LITTLE VENICE AMBERLEY WATERFRONT 7 SPECTACULAR SOPHISTICATION 8 AMBERLEY WATERFRONT Situated beside the iconic Grand Union Canal in the picturesque neighbourhood of Little Venice, Amberley Waterfront offers a unique perspective on London and exhilarating levels of luxury. Harmonising with the beauty of its waterfront location, the architectural ethos is also inspired by a local heritage of canalside warehouses. Throughout the forty-seven residences, contemporary industrial accents complement the warmth of natural materials, creating a feel of relaxed modern elegance within generously proportioned, light-infused spaces. One, two and three-bedroom apartments and penthouses offer exceptional specifications, while spectacular lobby and communal areas and exclusive residence services make this one of west London’s most enticing addresses. This is statement living at its best – yet each residence is also a tranquil waterside sanctuary. Computer Generated Image of Amberley Waterfront is indicative only. AMBERLEY WATERFRONT 9 WATERSIDE LOCATION Embracing its location on the peaceful Within one of London’s most sought-after banks of London’s famous Grand Union postcodes, Little Venice is surrounded by Canal, Amberley Waterfront is both a leafy avenues, stunning period architecture, stunning waterside destination and a boutique shopping and enjoys a world- place to feel at home. Residents can enjoy renowned café lifestyle. an exclusive canalside lifestyle, yet are Close by, from the chic villages of Maida Vale perfectly placed to take advantage of all and Notting Hill, to cutting-edge Portobello the excitement the city has to offer. and Westbourne Grove, west London’s Take in the ever-changing views from your most desirable villages showcase urban life balcony, as Narrowboats drift along the at its best. picturesque canal. Within a short stroll, the Royal Parks offer endless delights. 10 AMBERLEY WATERFRONT AMBERLEY WATERFRONT 11 SHOPPER’S PARADISE 12 AMBERLEY WATERFRONT From exquisite boutiques to famous retail A spectacular ‘all-under-one-roof’ shopping boulevards, at Amberley Waterfront you’re experience, the sleek and extravagant just minutes from some of the world’s best- Westfield shopping centre at nearby loved shopping experiences. Shepherd’s Bush offers a 14-screen cinema, restaurants, bars and over 300 stores. For something a little different, London’s most exciting markets are close by. And for the ultimate in retail therapy, you’re Portobello Market reveals it’s charms each close to the buzz and energy of the West week with delightful vintage fashion End, where iconic department stores sit and emerging designers – or visit alongside the flagship stores of many of Camden Market, one of London’s most the world’s leading brands on Oxford Street famous attractions and the home of and Regent Street, or enjoy the opulence of alternative fashion. Bond Street, one of the world’s most famous designer shopping destinations. In the prosperous neighbourhoods of Maida Vale, Notting Hill, Holland Park and Westbourne Grove, discover an abundance of boutiques as you meander between stylish cafés, restaurants and bars. AMBERLEY WATERFRONT 13 THE BUSINESS CAPITAL 14 AMBERLEY WATERFRONT Home to leading international centres The London Underground stations For busy corporate travellers, Amberley of finance, media and the arts, London of Warwick Avenue, Royal Oak and Waterfront is the ideal location, less than is renowned for its influence on global Westbourne Park, all within ten minutes’ two kilometres from Paddington Station, business. Here at Amberley Waterfront, walk, provide fast and easy access to the home of the Heathrow Express and major accessing the city’s most dynamic financial districts of the Square Mile and National Rail links. business hubs is easy. Canary Wharf. Even closer is Soho, London’s epicentre for media and the arts. AMBERLEY WATERFRONT 15 DEGREE OF EXCELLENCE London is a centre of learning, attracting With convenient London Underground students from all over the world to its connections from Warwick Avenue, Royal renowned colleges and universities. Many Oak and Westbourne Park, London’s college are leaders in their field, whether it is and university campuses are within easy economics, science, law, business, medicine, reach of Amberley Waterfront, as are the or fashion. Many of these are also within many options for leisure and entertainment close proximity to Amberley Waterfront. that make living – as well as learning – a delight in the capital city. As quality student accommodation is at a premium in London, Amberley Waterfront offers an excellent investment opportunity for anyone whose son or daughter plans to study in London. 16 AMBERLEY WATERFRONT A 5 KING’S M CROSS REGENT’S PARK A A 50 ID ST. JOHN’S 1 C A ITY WOOD R V OA LADBROKE MAIDA A D D L A GROVE VALE E O R N O ST A EU 5 1 50 E A D G W AMB ER A CLERKENWELL LEY R H R A OA E RR D AD WESTFIELD R RO O LITTLE O NE WHITE CITY W EBO VENICE A YL 2 MILES R D MAR OA 01 D A5 A40 WESTWAY BARBICAN MARYLEBONE VE GRO HOLBORN E T URN REE BO ST ST OXFORD WE PADDINGTON A40 LADBRO NOTTING SOHO HILL BAYSWATER COVENT K E GR ROAD GARDEN ATER AYSW A40 B OV E P A R MAYFAIR K L HYDE PARK A N S KENSINGTON E E BANKSIDE M GARDENS A H T KENSINGTON R E V ST. JAMES’S I R N ROAD KENSINGTO PARK 4 A SOUTH KENSINGTON WESTMINSTER LL ROAD KNIGHTSBRIDGE A4 CROMWE AMBERLEY WATERFRONT 17 CITY PARK LIFE LIFE 18 AMBERLEY WATERFRONT via Eurostar PARIS (2 hours 15 minutes) via Hammersmith via Heathrow Express & City / Circle via Hammersmith & City / Circle HEATHROW KINGS CROSS / SHEPHERD’S BUSH AIRPORT ST. PANCRAS INTL. MARKET STATION for (44 minutes) (23 minutes) Westfield Shopping Centre WALKING TIME FROM ROYAL OAK WARWICK WESTBOURNE QUEENSWAY & NOTTING HILL & PADDINGTON REGENT’S STATION AVENUE STATION PARK STATION HYDE PARK PORTOBELLO MARKET STATION PARK 7 minutes 9 minutes 10 minutes 19 minutes 20 minutes 21 minutes 33 minutes via Bakerloo via Circle REGENT’S PARK STATION for NOTTING HILL GATE STATION for The Regent’s Park Kensington Gardens London Zoo KNIGHTSBRIDGE STATION for SOUTH KENSINGTON STATION for OXFORD CIRCUS STATION for Harrods The V&A Museum Oxford Street Natural History Museum Selfridges Science Museum New Bond Street Royal Albert Hall CHARING CROSS STATION for GATWICK AIRPORT VICTORIA STATION Trafalgar Square (30 minutes) The National Gallery and WESTMINSTER STATION for National Portrait Gallery The London Eye On foot, on the tube, or on the road, The Heathrow Express via Paddington, Nearby, the Royal Parks offer endless Amberley Waterfront is just moments offers fast and efficient connections to the beauty and inspiration, whatever the season. from the best London has to offer. largest of the five London airports. To the south, Hyde Park’s delights include The Serpentine lake and gallery, Speakers’ Taxis and bicycles are in plentiful supply, From the world’s most well-known Corner and the Princess Diana memorial plus with three London Underground department stores to famous fountain. To the east, Regent’s Park offers stations within ten minutes’ walk and attractions such as the V&A museum, spectacular gardens and breathtaking city Paddington Station less than two you’re just minutes from London’s many views from Primrose Hill. kilometres, you’re well connected – exciting cultural, gastronomic and for business or pleasure. shopping experiences. AMBERLEY WATERFRONT 19 EXCLUSIVE RESIDENCE Computer Generated Image of Amberley Waterfront is indicative only. 20 AMBERLEY WATERFRONT Indicative image. Indicative image. Indicative image. With innovative communal environments, Concierge is on hand to attend your car parking and concierge services, the needs at the press of a button, while Amberley Waterfront lifestyle is a internally-accessed underground car perfect blend of luxurious living and parking provides a rare luxury in the city. relaxed convenience. Moving through the lobby, lifts provide fast access to all five levels. Rich materials and textures are showcased in the tranquil lobby and courtyard areas, which are designed to help you transition from the bustle of the city to your private haven. AMBERLEY WATERFRONT 21 DETAILED EXTRAVAGANCE 22 AMBERLEY WATERFRONT Beautiful, comfortable and inviting, Honouring a local heritage of canalside On the top floor, The Penthouses offer an Amberley Waterfront residences are private warehouses, the warmth of natural materials outdoor oasis in the city with landscaped sanctuaries to be savoured. With a high is accented with contemporary industrial roof gardens made for waterside relaxation – quality interior specification, each home elements. Bathrooms and bedrooms are a truly unique urban experience. is elegant and relaxed, in perfect harmony calming spaces to linger in and enjoy, while with the beauty of its waterside location. individually-designed kitchens and relaxation Vast windows infuse spacious rooms with areas showcase contemporary elegance. abundant natural light, while comfortable balconies provide serene, ever-changing views over the Grand Union Canal. AMBERLEY WATERFRONT 23 A LIFE OF LUXURY 24 AMBERLEY WATERFRONT A new landmark address in west London, Here, you’ll discover a spectacular waterside Amberley Waterfront delivers luxury, location in one of London’s most peaceful relaxation and style in equal measures. and picturesque neighbourhoods.
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