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Higgins-Omnium.Pdf Offering a quality of life that perfectly complements its stunning design, The Omnium truly has it all The computer generated image is drawn from plan and is indicative only of how the completed development will appear. HOXTON THE OMNIUM // COLVILLE ESTATE Nestled neatly between Shoreditch and Haggerston, The Omnium is proof that a truly great home perfectly blends great design with a prime location Forming part of the wider regeneration of the Colville The quality of life on offer here is second-to-none. From Estate, The Omnium is a premium development of the landscaped courtyards that nurture the strong one, two, three and four bedroom apartments and neighbourhood spirit to the development’s location, duplexes. Thoroughly contemporary in their design, moments from the peacefulness of Regent’s Canal and yet equally homely, each apartment has been Shoreditch Park and the eclectic attractions of Haggerston designed to deliver the very best in modern living. and Hoxton – life here is for enjoying. 5 HOXTON STREET MARKET THE OMNIUM // LOCATION INTRODUCTION It ’s not about living fast or slow, it ’s about living better This corner of East London needs little introduction, and conveniently, The Omnium is perfectly placed between three of its most popular areas. To the south you have Shoreditch and Hoxton, the often parodied capitals of London’s cool. For all their skinny jeans though, with their eclectic mix of bars, eateries, fashion and galleries, their reputations are well deserved. A fact that their bustling streets are testament to each weekend. Shoreditch Park With a laid-back, neighbourly ambience, Haggerston acts as the perfect counter to the buzz of Shoreditch and Hoxton. That’s not to say it’s short of attractions. This is a place where small independent shops and restaurants still flourish. In fact, in recent years it’s enjoyed a spate of openings and even has its own canal-side riviera – perfect for whiling away sunny days or balmy evenings. 6 7 2&4 // Southgate Rd THE OMNIUM // EATING & DRINKING THE OMNIUM // ENTERTAINMENT & CULTURE The bright lights of Shoreditch and Hoxton attract visitors like moths from across the capital. These areas have far more to offer than just a superb nightlife Broadway Market though. This is the true creative heart of London and The Omnium puts you at the very centre of it. The Doughnut Hatch // KingslandThe Rd Doughnut Hatch // The way to East London’s heart is definitely through Your social calendar is itsEast stomachLondon’s creativity isn’t just limited to about to expand significantly Rough Trade East the arts. A hotbed for pop-ups, as well as Rich Mix // Bethnal Green Rd Rich // Mix more established eateries and bars, culinary Albion // Boundary St and mixological flair abounds in the area’s streets. Whether it’s vibrant cocktail bars, The local area is peppered with galleries such Come the evening, the choices gastropubs or canal-side cafes that suit as Iniva, Jealous, Cock ‘n’ Bull Gallery and broaden even further. Happiness your mood, you’re spoilt for choice. StolenSpace. There are also an array of multi-use Forgets and Callooh Callay’s spaces, like cinema and gallery Rich Mix. cocktails ensure they’re always Looking for lunch? The possibilities are bustling. The Stag’s Head is endless. Curio Cabal’s cheddar and chutney With its knowledgeable staff and live instore the perfect local. While for a toasties. Stop Fix’s salt beef sandwiches. performances, Rough Trade East expands the more refined dining experience, Albion’s seasonal British fayre. Doughnut area’s musical offering, supported by a plethora Fifteen, Clove Club and L’Anima Hatch’s glazed goodness. The only thing of pub and club venues. are but three options of a list stopping you is your appetite. that goes on and on. 8 Fifteen // Westland Pl 9 THE OMNIUM // MARKETS, RETAIL AND LEISURE THE OMNIUM // LOCAL AREA MAP DINING ENTERTAINMENT RETAIL LEISURE 01. Fifteen 06. Rich Mix 12. Redchurch Street 18. Shoreditch Park 02. Clove Club 07. Hoxton Hall 13. Box Park 19. Regents Canal 03. L’A nim a (c af e) 08. Almeida Theatre 14. Old Spitalfields Market 20. Victoria Park Shop ‘til you 04. Brawn 09. Geffrye Museum 15. Upper Street 21. Hackney City Farm 05. Smokestak 10. Red GalleryLDN 16. Exmouth Market drop then relax 11. Café OTO 17. Columbia Road CANONBURY HACKNEY DOWNS DALSTON KINGSLAND 11 HACKNEY CENTRAL HIGHBURY & ISLINGTON by the canal DALSTON JUNCTION HACKNEY Columbia Road Flower Market CANONBURY KINGSLAND LONDON FIELDS ESSEX ROAD 08 15 HAGGERSTON ISLINGTON Regent’s Canal 20 KINGS CROSS 19 18 ANGEL 09 CAMBRIDGE HEATH 07 21 HOXTON CAMBRIDGE HEATH KINGS CROSS ST PANCRAS 17 01 04 SHOREDITCH With the perfect mix of designer labels, independent CLERKENWELL BETHNAL GREEN brands and specialist boutiques, this corner of 02 BETHNAL GREEN 10 16 London is as much of a shopping destination as the OLD STREET 06 Spitalfields Market West End. As well as hidden gems, dotted amongst 12 05 BETHNAL GREEN the area’s galleries, bars and cafes, hubs such as The area’s green spaces are equally abundant. 13 SHOREDITCH RUSSELL SQUARE HIGH STREET Spitalfields Market and Box Park conveniently put While all the apartments boast private outdoor STEPNEY GREEN 03 all your wardrobe needs in one place while Columbia space and access to a landscaped courtyard, at Road Flower Market will help you add a splash of times you may want a bit more. Regent’s Canal’s BARBICAN 14 WHITECHAPEL FARRINGDON BARBICAN colour and style to your home. picturesque towpath and the Haggerston Riviera’s LIVERPOOL STREET WHITECHAPEL MOORGATE cafes and bars are only moments away. Or for CHANCERY LANE LIVERPOOL STREET greener surroundings, there’s Shoreditch Park or London Fields. Escaping city life couldn’t be easier. ALDGATE EAST 10 11 THE OMNIUM // TRAVEL KING’S BOND CROSS STREET 2 MINS 10 MINS The Omnium puts the 4 mins cycle 11 mins walk HIGHBURY & DALSTON London Underground, ISLINGTON CANONBURY JUNCTION HOXTON SHOREDITCH WHITECHAPEL 10 MINS 5 MINS 2 MINS HAGGERSTON 2 MINS 4 MINS 6 MINS Overground and STATION TOTTENHAM CANARY HALE WHARF Crossrail all within 7 MINS 3 MINS easy reach * Just over a ten-minute walk away is Haggerston KEY STRATFORD station, which offers London Overground services. 5 MINS LONDON OVERGROUND * Seven minutes from Haggerston station , Whitechapel’s VICTORIA Crossrail line will put Liverpool Street, Canary Wharf, LINE Stratford and Bond Street all under 10 minutes away, CROSSRAIL (FROM 2019) and if you’re travelling to more exotic destinations you can be at Heathrow in 44 minutes*. For cyclists, the Regent’s Canal towpath is a popular route, enabling you to reach Islington and King’s Cross quickly and easily. There are also numerous bus services available. In short, wherever you’re headed, it won’t take you long to get there. SHOREDITCH CANAL WALK REGENT’S CANAL OLD STREET LIVERPOOL STREET PARK BUS STOP TOWPATH STATION STATION CYCLING TIME FROM OMNIUM* 1 MIN CYCLE 2 MINS CYCLE 2 MINS CYCLE 5 MINS CYCLE 11 MINS CYCLE WALKING TIME 2 MINS WALK 4 MINS WALK 7 MINS WALK 18 MINS WALK 29 MINS WALK FROM OMNIUM* 12 * Train times supplied by TFL. Times stated for cycling, walking and car supplied by Google Maps. Bus times by Metroline. COMPUTER GENERATED IMAGE // THE OMNIUM AT NIGHT THE OMNIUM // SHOW APARTMENTS 15 The computer generated image is drawn from plan and is indicative only of how the completed development will appear. Images shown are from a show apartment at The Omnium. THE OMNIUM // SITE MASTERPLAN THE OMNIUM // SITE PLAN The Omnium forms part of the wider reaching A Colville Estate regeneration undertaken by Hackney Council which will include: B • 935 much needed new homes, more than half of which are Council homes for social rent and shared ownership D • 348 social rent homes: this includes a brand C CORE 3 new home for every existing Council tenant • 143 shared ownership homes to help local people onto the housing ladder CORE 2 • A new community centre, commercial spaces E and a community cafe • Improved play areas and green spaces for CORE 4 existing and new residents Regent’s • Employment and training opportunities Canal • All paid for through 444 homes for outright sale I F Penn Street Through regular communication with existing H residents the sense of community, which has G always thrived in this pocket of London, has been nurtured to create a warm welcome for all. J Branch Place MASTERPLAN KEY Building Storeys Status A 8 Detailed planning consent yet to be granted K B 8 Detailed planning consent yet to be granted C 6 Detailed planning consent yet to be granted D 6 Detailed planning consent yet to be granted E 8 Detailed planning consent granted Canal Walk Canal F 16 Build complete G 20 Build complete H 8 Construction commenced N N I 6 Detailed planning consent granted J 7 Build complete Whilst this plan has been prepared with all due care for the convenience of the intended purchaser, the K 6 Detailed planning consent yet to be granted Whilst this plan has been prepared with all due care for the convenience of the intended purchaser, the 17 information contained herein is a preliminary guide only based on information available as of July 2018. information contained herein is a preliminary guide only. Ground levels and other variances are not shown. THE OMNIUM // FLOORPLANS THE OMNIUM // FLOORPLANS 00.04 00.07 Terrace Ground Floor Terrace Core 3 Bed 3 RS 00.04 - Three Bedroom Apartment 00.07 - Three Bedroom Apartment W Living/Dining/Kitchen Living, Dining, 21’ x 18’6” Living, Dining, 18’10” x 16’3” Bed 2 Bed 1 Living/Dining/Kitchen C
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