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35844 Trinity Square | Brochure.Indd DESIRE LOVE LONDON LOVE THE BEGINNING There are lots of reasons to love So whether you’re spending time close London. It has its famous sights and to home, or heading out into London’s OF A sounds of course, and iconic streets wider world, Trinity Square is the perfect BEAUTIFUL whose names are known all over the place to enjoy a life worth living. In fact world. But although it is an international it’s just one more reason to love the RELATIONSHIP centre with a celebrated history, greatest city in the world. London’s greatness also lies in the variety of its individual lives, and in the places that people call home. Places such as Trinity Square, for instance. Trinity Square is a development of 12 two-bedroom apartments in North Finchley with a thriving community on its doorstep, and easy access to everything that London has to offer – DESIRE whether for work or for leisure. Available on a shared ownership basis, the apartments have been designed to deliver style, convenience and quality in a highly desirable location, with great shopping, tempting bars and restaurants, glorious parks and a world of other options all close by. 3 RELAX WHERE GOOD Located in Finchley, only seven miles of Golders Hill Park – about 15 minutes GOOD LIVING from the centre of London, Trinity by car – it’s always easy to get away LIVING COMES Square enjoys all the benefits of being from hectic everyday life. And that’s TO LIFE within easy reach of the capital’s without mentioning the vast beauty of many opportunities while also having a Hampstead Heath, also quarter of an vibrant community just beyond the front hour by car. door. Not that you need a car to get the best Finchley itself is a sought-after area with out of Finchley. With Woodside Park a huge range of shopping, business and tube station just moments away and leisure options of its own, from familiar bus stops within 100 metres, the local high street names including Waitrose, area need only be the start of your Boots, Sainsbury’s and Marks & Spencer Trinity Square adventure. Simply Food, to the quirky boutiques and independent bars and cafes that lend the area real character. When it’s time to relax, Finchley’s urban areas give way to a variety of beautiful parks and open spaces – perfect for anything from a quick stress-relieving stroll to relaxing walks and long, lazy picnics. Whether you choose the picturesque gardens of Friary Park or calming spaces of Victoria Park – both within a couple of miles – or the landscaped expanses and formal beds 4 GOOD LIVING 5 VIBRANT TRANQUIL 6 LONDON’S This great metropolis hardly needs And then there are the sights – those elaboration, but sometimes it’s easy iconic locations where all you need FINEST to take its endless opportunities for to do is simply to stand and to stare: ON YOUR granted. From the worlds of business, the Tower of London, the Houses of politics, finance and the arts, modern Parliament, the palaces and parks DOORSTEP London is one of the most exciting and whose names are known all over vibrant places in which to spend time. the world. And with Trinity Square being so close to everything it has to offer, you really From Trinity Square into central London can lead the most thrilling of lives. it is just a seven-mile journey. But with all this and very much more, it’s a journey There’s the famous West End with its that will set the heart racing every time theatres, restaurants and irresistible you make it. atmosphere. There’s the South Bank, with its cultural attractions that now spread out along the Thames and attract millions of visitors each year. There are the two giant Tate galleries – Tate Modern and Tate Britain – along with the National Gallery, the Royal Academy and a host of other centres for art. There are the miles of shops, the pubs and the bars, the venues to suit music lovers of every taste. 7 YOUR JOURNEY The tube network ensures that London Two main bus routes run close to Trinity remains a very liveable city in spite of Square, helping to open up London’s STARTS HERE its enormous size, and Trinity Square is extensive bus network and making well located just a few minutes’ walk it easy to reach destinations all over from Woodside Park on the Northern the city. And if you choose to travel line. By taking the tube, all of London is by car, the A1000 leads directly to the within easy reach; you can be at Kings A406 North Circular Road, which in turn Cross St Pancras in just 26 minutes, or at gives access to the M1 and M25. So Heathrow Airport in just over an hour. wherever you’re heading, Trinity Square is a great place to begin – or end – your journey. CONNECT 8 Kings Cross St Pancras 26 minutes West End 34 minutes Covent Garden 34 minutes Bank 35 minutes Bond Street 37 minutes Westminster 39 minutes Tower Bridge 41 minutes Canary Wharf 49 minutes The O2 51 minutes CONNECT Heathrow 65 minutes CONNECTED SITE PLAN Atwell Court Hurley Court HIGH ROAD 10 Atwell Court Hurley Court HIGH ROAD ATWELL COURT 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT ATWELL COURT 19 – 22 – 25 Kitchen/Living/Dining 7.05m* x 3.74m* 23’2’’* x 12’4’’* Master Bedroom 5.12m x 3.08m 16’10’’ x 10’1’’ Bedroom 2 4.16m* x 2.87m* 13’8’’* x 9’5’’* Overall size 73.64 sq m 792.66 sq ft PLOT 17 PLOT 18 PLOT 28 PLOT 29 PLOT 42 ST STORE PLOT 19 PLOT 27 PLOT 30 PLOT 41 W FIRST FLOOR KITCHEN/ PLOT 20 PLOT 21 PLOT 32 PLOT 33 PLOT 44 LIVING/ DINING PLOT 22 PLOT 31 PLOT 34 PLOT 43 MASTER BEDROOM BEDROOM 2 SECOND FLOOR PLOT 23 PLOT 24 PLOT 36 PLOT 37 PLOT 46 PLOT 25 PLOT 35 PLOT 38 PLOT 45 BALCONY THIRD FLOOR Floor plans and dimensions are for illustrative purposes only and are not to scale. Measurements are taken from the widest point and dimensions are subject to minor variations. Please ask Sales Advisor for specific details. PLOT 26 PLOT 39 PLOT 40 PLOT 47 14 FOURTH FLOOR PLOT 17 PLOT 18 PLOT 28 PLOT 29 PLOT 42 STORE PLOT 19 PLOT 27 PLOT 30 PLOT 41 STORE FIRST FLOOR W KITCHEN/ PLOT 20 PLOT 21 PLOT 32 PLOT 33 PLOT 44 LIVING/ DINING PLOT 22 PLOT 31 PLOT 34 PLOT 43 MASTER BEDROOM BEDROOM 2 SECOND FLOOR PLOT 23 PLOT 24 PLOT 36 PLOT 37 PLOT 46 PLOT 25 PLOT 35 PLOT 38 PLOT 45 BALCONY THIRD FLOOR Floor plans and dimensions are for illustrative purposes only and are not to scale. Measurements are taken from the widest point and dimensions are subject to minor variations. Please ask Sales Advisor for specific details. PLOT 26 PLOT 39 PLOT 40 PLOT 47 FOURTH FLOOR 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT ATWELL COURT 30 – 34 – 38 Kitchen/Living/Dining 7.05m* x 3.82m* 23’2’’* x 12’6’’* Master Bedroom 4.56m x 2.90m 14’11’’ x 9’6’’ Bedroom 2 4.16m* x 2.94m* 13’8’’* x 9’8’’* Overall size 73.63 sq m 792.55 sq ft 15 HURLEY COURT 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT HURLEY COURT 55 – 59 – 63 Kitchen/Living/Dining 7.05m* x 3.82m* 23’2’’* x 12’6’’* Master Bedroom 4.56m x 2.94m 14’11’’ x 9’8’’ Bedroom 2 4.16m* x 2.94m* 13’8’’* x 9’8’’* Overall size 74.77 sq m 804.82 sq ft PLOT 48 PLOT 56 PLOT 57 PLOT 70 PLOT 71 STORE PLOT 49 PLOT 55 PLOT 58 PLOT 69 PLOT 72 STORE FIRST FLOOR W KITCHEN/ PLOT 50 PLOT 60 PLOT 61 PLOT 74 PLOT 75 LIVING/ DINING PLOT 51 PLOT 59 PLOT 62 PLOT 73 PLOT 76 MASTER BEDROOM BEDROOM 2 SECOND FLOOR PLOT 52 PLOT 64 PLOT 65 PLOT 78 PLOT 79 PLOT 53 PLOT 63 PLOT 66 PLOT 77 PLOT 80 BALCONY THIRD FLOOR Floor plans and dimensions are for illustrative purposes only and are not to scale. Measurements are taken from the widest point and dimensions are subject to minor variations. Please ask Sales Advisor for specific details. PLOT 82 PLOT 54 PLOT 67 PLOT 68 PLOT 83 PLOT 81 18 FOURTH FLOOR PLOT 48 PLOT 56 PLOT 57 PLOT 70 PLOT 71 STORE PLOT 49 PLOT 55 PLOT 58 PLOT 69 PLOT 72 STORE FIRST FLOOR W PLOT 50 PLOT 60 PLOT 61 PLOT 74 PLOT 75 KITCHEN/ LIVING/ DINING PLOT 51 PLOT 59 PLOT 62 PLOT 73 PLOT 76 MASTER BEDROOM BEDROOM 2 SECOND FLOOR PLOT 52 PLOT 64 PLOT 65 PLOT 78 PLOT 79 PLOT 53 PLOT 63 PLOT 66 PLOT 77 PLOT 80 BALCONY THIRD FLOOR Floor plans and dimensions are for illustrative purposes only and are not to scale. Measurements are taken from the widest point and dimensions are subject to minor variations. Please ask Sales Advisor for specific details. PLOT 82 PLOT 54 PLOT 67 PLOT 68 PLOT 83 PLOT 81 FOURTH FLOOR 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT HURLEY COURT 72 – 76 – 80 Kitchen/Living/Dining 6.97m* x 3.59m* 22’10’’* x 11’9’’* Master Bedroom 4.35m x 3.01m 14’3’’ x 9’10’’ Bedroom 2 4.08m* x 3.02m* 13’5’’* x 9’11’’* Overall size 78.73 sq m 847.45 sq ft 19 QUALITY Kitchen Quality fitted Manhattan kitchen with granite worktop and upstands SPECIFICATIONS Built-in Zanussi stainless steel single oven Carefully chosen fixtures, fittings and Zanussi electric hob and extractor hood in stainless steel décor that reflect contemporary Zanussi integrated fridge freezer lifestyle aspirations Zanussi integrated washer/dryer Bathroom White bathroom suite with chrome taps Thermostatically controlled shower Part tiling to walls, floor and bath General Premdor Duradors internal doors with chrome furniture White matt emulsion finish to all walls Recessed downlights to hall, kitchen and bathroom Wardrobes to master bedroom Laminate wood flooring to hall/kitchen/living areas Fitted carpets to bedrooms Winter garden to all apartments Electrical TV & Sky point to living room Telephone point to living room/master bedroom Video Entry 20 SHARED What is Shared Ownership? Who is eligible to apply? Shared ownership offers a low cost way Catalyst Housing will give priority to the OWNERSHIP for eligible first-time buyers to get onto following groups: the property ladder by making a house • People who live or work in the London purchase more affordable.
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