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Limehouse Cut E14 7BJ Contemporary 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments set alongside the HISTORIC limehouse Cut E14 7BJ 1 Computer generated image 2 a cut above the rest at LIMEHOUSE CUT Burdett Wharf is your personal retreat. Cool, calm canalside living in a beautiful apartment, with some rather impressive neighbours just down the road. In fact, the soaring towers of Canary Wharf are just 10 minutes* away. The copper cladding at Burdett Wharf integrated, high quality appliances throughout resonates quality and harmony, reflecting the the kitchen and contemporary white water in the ever changing light throughout the sanitaryware with chrome fittings in the day. Superb apartment specification ensures bathrooms. Nowhere else offers all that’s best both comfort and style. Internal specification about modern urban life, while retaining its includes oak effect laminate flooring, traditional waterside charm. * Source: Google Map / By bus no. 277 or no. D7 from Pixley Street (stop WP) to Canary Wharf (stop F) 3 Computer generated image 4 authentic CANALSIDE LIVING Mile End Park For centuries the docks were the lifeblood of London and Limehouse Cut created an important Embrace your inner explorer and follow the canal You can take The Emirates Air Line cable car over the passing under bridges that have linked London with its river from The Royal Victoria Dock to the O2 Arena on shortcut between rivers that made working life quicker and more efficient for the bargemen. docks for centuries to discover pubs that date back to the Greenwich Peninsula or make your way to the Royal Dickensian times and popular restaurants like Gordon Park and Observatory. Limehouse Cut was popular with locals since the day it opened in 1769. Now it could be your Ramsey’s - The Narrow near the Limehouse Basin. There’s so much to discover and all within easy reach. new address. You’ll be able to step outside for a walk along one of London’s most celebrated Less than 10 minutes walk up Burdett Road you will find towpaths, watch barges pass by slowly and enjoy the wildlife as you recharge your batteries. Mile End Park with its terraced gardens, play areas, gym, sports fields and athletics track. 5 6 Canary Wharf tropical roof garden Canary Wharf Sky Garden If you work in Canary Wharf you’ll find this major financial district easy to get to. * In fact you’ll probably have one of the shortest commutes in London, so you can set your alarm clock just 10 minutes from that little bit later. Cycling to work is a mere 8 minutes†. CANARY WHARF Canary Wharf will be one of the largest Crossrail stations when it opens in 2018, linking to Heathrow Airport in just 40 minutes** and cutting times across London by almost 50%. Above the station is Crossrail Place - 100,000 square feet of retail space and a roof-top park. The ship-like design reflects Canary Wharf’s past as Source: * Google Map / By bus no. 277 or no. D7 from Pixley Street (stop WP) to Canary Wharf (stop F) a centre for global maritime commerce and is a striking addition to London. **www.crossrail.co.uk. † www.googlemaps.co.uk - this is a guide only as times may vary due to traffic conditions 7 8 wine & dine IN STYLE 12 minutes* away With over eighty establishments to choose from in GAUCHO Authentic Argentinian restaurant specialising ONE Canada SQUARE Located within Canary Wharf’s You don’t even need to leave the canalside to find great places for a meal out. In fact Canary Wharf your taste buds are truly spoilt for choice in mouth watering steaks with a magnificent al fresco most iconic building it features a European menu featuring with flavours from around the globe. dining terrace. the finest ingredients, such as fish from Billingsgate Market. you’ll find Gordon Ramsey’s - The Narrow moored further down towards the river. Iberica Enjoy Spanish tapas, sangria and platters of fine Royal CHINA Savour delicious dim sum and Chinese It serves simple, elegant dishes and the views are almost as mouthwatering as the food. THE BREAKFAST CLUB An American-influenced menu Ibérico ham served in a stylish setting. specialities in this striking venue. takes you from pancakes and bacon in the morning to The restaurant choice is endless and, as you’d expect from such an ethnically rich part buttermilk fried chicken and cocktails in the evening. JAMIE’S ITALIAN Mr Oliver’s award winning combination ROKA An award winning Japanese restaurant, serving of London, spans cuisines from across the globe. of excellent Italian food served in a relaxed atmosphere. Japanese robatayaki cuisine with spectacular views of PONCHO 8 Voted the best place for burritos in London, Canada Square Park. Poncho 8 serves Mexican classics packed full of flavour. WAHaca Award-winning Mexican food in this vibrant venue from MasterChef winner Tomasina Miers. Source: * Google Map / By bus no. 277 or no. D7 from Pixley Street (stop WP) to Canary Wharf (stop J) 9 10 look & feel YOUR BEST Westfield Stratford is the third-largest shopping centre in the UK. With department stores ranging from John Lewis and Marks and Spencer to smaller boutiques like; All Saints, Victoria’s Secret, Superdry and The Kooples, you can spend time indulging in a spot of retail therapy. With plenty of eateries, cinema, bowling alley, gym and even a casino, Westfield Stratford is a destination that has it all. Of course shopping doesn’t stop there. From the open air markets of Camden, Brixton and Portobello, through the fashion boutiques of the King’s Road to the upmarket stores of Knightsbridge and Regent Street, you’ll never run out of new places to go. Westfield Stratford Living at Burdett Wharf, you are within walking distance of some of the greatest shopping districts in the world. Canary Wharf boasts 120 stores from small boutiques to designer labels, from Molton Brown to L.K. Bennett. While Westfield Stratford is one of the leading shopping centres in Europe. 11 12 At Burdett Wharf, London’s calling. Whether you’re Travelling along the Thames is like a journey through time. heading to the West End for a night of theatre, looking Shakespeare’s Globe, the Monument to the Great Fire, love for a curry in Brick Lane, heading to a club in Shoreditch William the Conqueror’s Tower of London, Greenwich or a drink or two in a Bankside bar, public transport is Park where Henry VIII once hunted, right up to the LONDON ready and waiting to whisk you there. history of the London O2 Arena and the London 2012 Olympic Games. 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