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Landmark Living in Staines-Upon-Thames VENTURE HOUSE A CONTEMPORARY COLLECTION OF STUDIO, ONE & TWO BEDROOM APARTMENTS VENTURE HOUSE LANDMARK LIVING IN STAINES-UPON-THAMES Located on the Surrey and Middlesex county border and within easy reach of the capital, Venture House is an exciting new development of high specification apartments. Created within an iconic building these desirable homes reflect a modern and refreshing approach to contemporary living in the busy riverside market town of Staines-upon-Thames. Set in a convenient location on the London Road, with the motorway network and Heathrow Airport close at hand, Venture House will appeal to private buyers and investors alike. Computer enhanced image is indicative only VENTURE HOUSE STAINES-UPON-THAMES A NEW DESTINATION FOR A VIBRANT LIFESTYLE Venture House allows residents to enjoy all the attractions of a modern, pacey lifestyle in this revitalised provincial town. Leisure pursuits, pubs, multi-screen cinema, clubs and restaurants are all waiting to be discovered and enjoyed, while retail is amply catered for with a lively high street and the Elmsleigh and Two Rivers shopping centres. Meanwhile, a visit to any of the thriving weekly markets will not disappoint. For those looking to keep fit and active, The Spelthorne Leisure Centre offers a wide range of modern amenities including a 25m swimming pool and a 120 station multi-gym. The area also benefits from a large number of parks and open spaces, particularly the 180 acres of rolling meadows, woodlands and lakes at Bedfont Lakes Country Park. For those looking for a little more excitement, nearby Thorpe Park offers a variety of family and thrill rides. The jewel in the crown is the meandering River Thames flowing gently downstream from nearby Windsor via the open spaces of Runnymede, offering a host of leisure options along the way from relaxed riverside dining to rowing and sailing. VENTURE HOUSE KING GEORGE VI HEATHROW TWO RIVERS ELMSLEIGH BEDFONT LAKES RAILWAY SPELTHORNE RESERVOIR AIRPORT SHOPPING CENTRE SHOPPING CENTRE COUNTRY PARK STATION LEISURE CENTRE 1 mile 3.4 miles 0.4 miles 0.4 miles 3.2 miles 0.6 miles 0.9 miles CITY OF RIVERSIDE BARS VUE CINEMA HIGH STREET LONDON RIVER THAMES 0.8 miles 0.5 miles 0.3 miles 23.2 miles 0.6 miles KINGSTON UPON THAMES 11.4 miles TWICKENHAM 9 miles KEMPTON PARK 5.7 miles M25 1.9 miles WINDSOR 8 miles RUNNYMEDE 2.6 miles ASCOT THORPE PARK 9.8 miles 3.1 miles VENTURE HOUSE VENTURE HOUSE to... Railway Station 8 Mins 4 Mins Elmsleigh Shopping Centre 7 Mins 3 Mins Two Rivers Shopping Centre 10 Mins 4 Mins River Thames 11 Mins 5 Mins READING WATERLOO 52 STAINES 33 MINUTES MINUTES Peak time trains every 30 minutes GETTING AROUND Windsor Heathrow Airport Twickenham Kingston CONNECTED LIVING 49 Mins 27 Mins 54 Mins 54 Mins WHEREVER YOU No 8 No 8 & 441 No 290 No 216 WANT TO BE Heathrow Airport When it comes to convenient transport connections, 3.4 Miles Staines-upon-Thames is spoilt for choice. The London Waterloo mainline station is within half a mile of Venture House and the A30, M4 and M3 routes into London can be accessed by car within minutes, as M25 can the M25. A direct bus route connects to Heathrow 1.9 Miles Airport and comprehensive local road networks ensure neighbouring towns such as Windsor & Eton, Maidenhead and Ascot are but a short drive or bus Westfield London M3 journey away. Cyclists and walkers can follow the 15.3 Miles 5 Miles Thames Path with a flat route directly into central London, and if that’s not far enough, Docklands and the Thames Barrier lay further beyond. Source: www.nationalrail.co.uk and www.google.com/maps VENTURE HOUSE VENTURE HOUSE Living/Kitchen Living/Kitchen UC GROUND FLOOR 3 4 Bedroom Bedroom APARTMENT 1 2 bedroom apartment APARTMENT 7 1 bedroom apartment UC Shr Shr Living/Kitchen 6.04m x 4.40m 19’10” x 14’5” Living/Kitchen 5.98m x 3.56m 19’7” x 11’8” Bedroom 1 3.94m x 2.69m 12’11” x 8’10” Bedroom 3.56m x 2.85m 11’8” x 9’4” Bedroom 2 3.38m x 3.11m 11’1” x 10’2” Bedroom Shr 1 bedroom apartment Living/Kitchen APARTMENT 8 2 APARTMENT 2 1 bedroom apartment Living/Kitchen 5.88m x 4.77m 19’4” x 15’8” Living/Kitchen 7.64m x 3.70m 25’1” x 12’2” Bedroom 3.91m x 2.73m 12’10” x 8’11” UC Bedroom 4.61m x 2.58m 15’1” x 8’6” Living/Kitchen Bedroom APARTMENT 9 1 bedroom apartment APARTMENT 3 1 bedroom apartment Living/Kitchen 4.66m x 3.78m 15’3” x 12’5” UC Living/Kitchen 7.41m x 3.04m 24’4” x 10’0” Bedroom 4.35m x 2.87m 14’3” x 9’5” ES Bedroom 3.61m x 2.98m 11’10” x 9’9” Bedroom 2 Bedroom 1 Living/Kitchen 5 APARTMENT 10 1 bedroom apartment Living/Kitchen Bedroom 2 APARTMENT 4 1 bedroom apartment Living/Kitchen 4.70m x 3.87m 15’5” x 12’8” Bath Living/Kitchen 7.44m x 3.05m 24’5” x 10’0” Bedroom 3.20m x 2.64m 10’6” x 8’8” Bath Bedroom 1 Bedroom 3.27m x 3.22m 10’9” x 10’7” ES Bath UC APARTMENT 11 1 bedroom apartment 1 APARTMENT 5 1 bedroom apartment 6 Living/Kitchen 4.42m x 3.86m 14’6” x 12’8” 7 UC 9 8 Living/Kitchen 5.91m x 2.92m 19’5” x 9’7” Bedroom 3.86m x 2.68m 12’8” x 8’9” Bedroom Bedroom 3.63m x 2.87m 11’11” x 9’5” Shr UC 10 Shr Shr UC 11 APARTMENT 6 2 bedroom apartment UC Shr UC Living/Kitchen 7.32m x 3.03m 24’0” x 9’11” UC Shr Bedroom 1 3.61m x 3.27m 11’10” x 10’9” Bedroom 2 3.66m x 2.61m 12’0” x 8’7” Living/Kitchen Living/Kitchen Living/Kitchen Bedroom Living/Kitchen Bedroom Living/Kitchen Bedroom Bedroom FLOOR PLAN KEY: UC - Utility Cupboard / Shr - Shower / ES - En Suite All room dimensions are subject to a +/- 50mm (2”) tolerance. Kitchen and bathroom layouts are indicative only Please note: This is a refurbishment of an existing building and there may be variations and may be subject to change. Please consult the Sales Advisor for specific room dimensions and internal layouts. to the floorplans and dimensions shown. Please ask a sales advisor for details. LONDON ROAD This information is for guidance only and does not form any part of any contract or constitute a warranty. VENTURE HOUSE *Privacy shutters to balconies - please ask sales advisor for details * * VENTURE HOUSE FIRST FLOOR Bedroom Living/Kitchen Bedroom 2 Living/Kitchen APARTMENT 12 2 bedroom apartment APARTMENT 17 1 bedroom apartment Shr Living/Kitchen 4.98m x 3.70m 16’4” x 12’2” Living/Kitchen 6.00m x 3.58m 19’8” x 11’9” Bedroom 1 3.94m x 2.68m 12’11” x 8’9” Bedroom 3.60m x 2.82m 11’10” x 9’3” Bedroom 2 4.30m x 2.70m 14’1” x 8’10” UC UC 14 APARTMENT 18 1 bedroom apartment 13 APARTMENT 13 2 bedroom apartment Living/Kitchen 5.88m x 4.77m 19’4” x 15’8” Living/Kitchen 6.76m x 4.55m 22’2” x 14’11” Bedroom 3.90m x 2.73m 12’10” x 8’11” Bedroom 1 3.88m x 3.45m 12’9” x 11’4” Bath Bedroom 1 Living/Bedroom Bedroom 2 4.29m x 2.78m 14’1” x 9’1” APARTMENT 19 1 bedroom apartment ES Living/Kitchen 4.63m x 3.63m 15’2” x 11’11” APARTMENT 14 1 bedroom apartment Bedroom 4.33m x 2.73m 14’2” x 8’11” ES UC Living/Kitchen 5.31m x 3.84m 17’5” x 12’7” Bedroom 1 Living/Kitchen Bedroom 2 Bedroom 3.51m x 2.63m 11’6” x 8’7” Living Room Bedroom 2 APARTMENT 20 1 bedroom apartment 15 Living/Kitchen 4.68m x 3.92m 15’4” x 12’10” APARTMENT 15 Studio apartment Bedroom 3.18m x 2.73m 10’5” x 8’11” Bath Bath Living/Bedroom 5.94m x 3.48m 19’6” x 11’5” Kitchen Bath ES Bedroom 1 UC APARTMENT 21 1 bedroom apartment 12 APARTMENT 16 2 bedroom apartment 16 Living/Kitchen 6.10m x 4.42m 20’0” x 14’6” 17 UC 19 18 Living/Kitchen 7.34m x 3.01m 24’1” x 9’11” Bedroom 4.09m x 2.55m 13’5” x 8’4” Bedroom Bedroom 1 3.63m x 3.27m 11’11” x 10’9” Shr UC Shr Bedroom 2 3.69m x 2.59m 12’1” x 8’6” 20 Shr 21 UC Shr UC UC UC Shr Living/ Kitchen Living/Kitchen Bedroom Bedroom Living/Kitchen Living/Kitchen Bedroom Living/Kitchen Bedroom FLOOR PLAN KEY: UC - Utility Cupboard / Shr - Shower / ES - En Suite All room dimensions are subject to a +/- 50mm (2”) tolerance. Kitchen and bathroom layouts are indicative only Please note: This is a refurbishment of an existing building and there may be variations and may be subject to change. Please consult the Sales Advisor for specific room dimensions and internal layouts. to the floorplans and dimensions shown. Please ask a sales advisor for details. LONDON ROAD This information is for guidance only and does not form any part of any contract or constitute a warranty.
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