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Gloucester Place GLOUCESTER PLACE LONDON W1 The GLOUCESTER PLACE LONDON W1 The GLOUCESTER PLACE LONDON W1 1 GLOUCESTER PLACE 115 Gloucester Place comprises a selection of four 2 bedroom apartments and one 3 bedroom apartment carefully designed and crafted to sit within an elegant Georgian building, retaining a wealth of original features. Gloucester Place, built in 1810 by John Elwes and named after William, Duke of Gloucester, has been home to many famous people. 2 Landmarks 1. Buckingham Palace 12. London Eye Finchley Road 2. Royal Academy 13. Southbank 3. Trafalgar Square 14. St Paul’s 4. Tate Britain 15. Tower of London 5. Tate Modern 16. Selfridges Swiss Cottage 6. Lords Cricket Ground 17. BBC Broadcasting 7. Harrods 18. BT Tower GLOUCESTER PLACE 8. Harvey Nichols 19. The Banqueting House Camden 9. Liberty 20. Renaissance Hotel LON DON W1 Town 10. Westminster 21. The Landmark Hotel Stratford 11. The Shard St John’s Wood Universities/Colleges GLOUCESTER PLACE 23 22. Chelsea College of Art & Design 29. University of London LON DON W1 20 King’s Cross 23. Central St Martins 30. King’s College London St Pancras 6 Euston 24. City of Westminster College 31. Birkbeck University Regent’s Park Warren 25. Royal College of Art 32. London College of Fashion Street 34 26. Imperial College London 33. University of Westminster 28 GLOUCESTER PLACE FINSBURY 27. LSE - London School of Economics 34. Regents University London Regent’s Park Euston 28. UCL - University College London 35. University of the Arts Square 31 Marylebone LON DON W1 33 24 Baker Street 18 29 Edgware Road 21 27 Farringdon 17 35 Holborn Chancery Liverpool Street Lane 32 CITY Tottenham HOLBORN St Paul’s Bank 16 Oxford Court Road Covent Bond Street Circus 9 14 S OHO Garden 30 Marble Arch Piccadilly Circus Blackfriars 3 Tower Hill Hyde 2 Tower Gateway Park Green Park 13 5 15 Charing Cross 12 SOUTHWARK Embankment Canary Wharf Southwark London Bridge St James’s 19 11 London Park Westminster Waterloo North Ci ty Airpor t 25 Knightsbridge 8 1 Greenwich 10 KNIGHTSBRIDGE 7 26 Victoria 4 22 Pimlico Cutty Sark Greenwich 3 Finchley Road Swiss Cottage Camden Town Stratford St John’s Wood 23 20 King’s Cross St Pancras 6 Euston Regent’s Park Warren Street 34 28 FINSBURY Regent’s Park Euston Square 31 Marylebone 33 24 Baker Street 18 29 AMENITIES Edgware Road 21 27 Farringdon 17 35 Holborn Chancery Liverpool Street Lane Set in the heart of Marylebone these attractive apartments are perfectly placed to enjoy this much sought after area. Within a few minutes walk you will find Marylebone High Street 32 CITY Tottenham HOLBORN St Paul’s Bank which offers a wide range of exclusive boutiques, restaurants and cafés as well as a Waitrose store for groceries. Just off the High Street you will find, tucked away in Moxton Street, 16 Oxford Court Road Covent Bond Street Circus 9 14 The Ginger Pig a wonderful butcher and La Fromagerie. S OHO Garden 30 Marble Arch Piccadilly Circus Blackfriars 3 Tower Hill Baker Street, with it’s museum to the great fictional detective Sherlock Holmes, runs adjacent to Gloucester Place and also offers a number of well known cafés Hyde 2 Tower Gateway Park and restaurants. You will also find Madame Tussauds on Marylebone Road next to Baker Street Station. Green Park 13 5 15 Charing Cross 12 SOUTHWARK Embankment Canary Wharf Southwark London Bridge St James’s 19 11 London Park Westminster Waterloo North Ci ty Airpor t 25 Knightsbridge 8 1 Greenwich 10 KNIGHTSBRIDGE 7 26 Victoria 4 22 Pimlico Cutty Sark Greenwich 4 LOCATION Oxford Street is within walking distance where you will fi nd Selfridges, the Marks & Spencer fl agship store and many other well-known high street names. Bond Street is also within walking distance with it’s exclusive designer shops and galleries. Regent’s Park is just to the north across Marylebone Road where you can enjoy the beautiful open spaces, the formal gardens and also the boating lake, as well as performances at the Open Air Theatre. While to the south you will fi nd the green open spaces of Hyde Park with the Serpentine running through it and the Serpentine Gallery, as well as Park Lane with it’s many famous and prestigious hotels. There are a number of universities in the surrounding area including the University of Westminster, University of London - Royal Academy of Music, the Royal College of Ophthalmologists and the London Business School. 5 The key to the heart of London 6 St Pancras International Park Lane Regent’s Park Journey times from Baker Street underground station Gloucester Place Charing Baker Street Euston Square Cross Bond Street Piccadilly Tottenham Knightsbridge St Pancras Canary (University of Westminster (UCL) Oxford Circus (LSE) (Selfridges) Circus Waterloo Court Road Holborn (Harrods) Bank (Eurostar) Wharf 6 6 8 8 8 12 12 15 18 20 22 25 Bakerloo, Circle, Mins Mins Mins Mins Mins Mins Mins Mins Mins Mins Mins Mins Hammersmith, Jubilee & Metropolitan Lines CONNECTIONS Baker Street and Marylebone Stations are both within walking distance giving access to the London Underground network and also the national rail service. From Baker Street you can travel to the West End and City, or Kings Cross/St Pancras where you can catch the Eurostar to Paris & Brussels. Nearby Paddington is currently being upgraded to enhance the passenger experience and will become a major hub for the new Crossrail service, which will give easier access to Heathrow Airport. 7 GLOUCESTER PLACE LONDON W1 King’s Cross Baker Street Madame Regent’s Park & St Pancras Great Portland Canary The Station Tussauds Station International Street Station BT Tower Heron Tower The Gherkin Wharf Walkie-Talkie 55 Baker Street GLOUCESTER PLACE Euston The Cheese St Paul’s LONDON W1 Regent’s Park Station Tower 42 Grater Cathedral The Shard GLOUCESTER PLACE LONDON W1 British Tottenham Court Museum Road Station Centre Point 8 Computer generated image 9 Apartment 5 Kitchen/Dining Room - Fourth Floor Computer generated image Apartment 5 Master Bedroom - Third Floor 10 Computer generated image 11 Apartment 5 En-suite - Third Floor THE APARTMENTS The melding of existing original features with contemporary design has created a selection of stunning luxury apartments at 115 Gloucester Place. These attractive apartments have been finished to the highest standard with attention to detail evident throughout. Careful design and planning have ensured the best possible use of space and light to create extremely desirable homes. SPECIFICATIONS • Fully fitted kitchens are by Symphony from their Gallery range with Indian Granite worktops • Integrated appliances by AEG to include fridge/freezer, hob, hood, oven, washer/dryer • Contemporary bathrooms with white sanitary ware and taps by Villeroy & Boch • Ceramic floor tiling from Colchester Tiles is used in the kitchens and bathrooms • Living areas have Country Oak laminate flooring, Chelsea Range, by DC Interiors • Bedrooms are fully carpeted with Tomkinson Twist Harvest • Heating by Vital Energy HIU • Entry phone system • 999 year lease CGI Image showing 115 Gloucester Place, London W! 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