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A STYLISH COLLECTION OF APARTMENTS AND HOUSES IN A MAGNIFICENT TREE-LINED SETTING WELCOME TO LONDON SQUARE Walton-on-Thames RELAX INTO THIS ELEGANT COLLECTION OF LUXURY HOMES SET AMID BEAUTIFULLY LANDSCAPED GROUNDS, LOCATED IN THE SOUGHT-AFTER ASHLEY PARK NEIGHBOURHOOD OF WALTON-ON-THAMES. THIS IS WHERE YOU CAN SIT BACK AND FEEL TRULY AT HOME. Where everything falls into place Computer generated image of London Square Walton-on-Thames and is indicative only. LONDON SQUARE WALTON-ON-THAMES 4 5 Computer generated image of London Square Walton-on-Thames and is indicative only. LONDON SQUARE WALTON-ON-THAMES SUNBURY GOLF THE PERFECT WEYBRIDGE Setting SHEPPERTON MARINA RIVER THAMES STEP INTO A CHARMING LEAFY SUBURB, WITH ALL AMENITIES CLOSE AT HAND ASHLEY PARK WALTON CRICKET CLUB WALTON-ON-THAMES 6 7 A244 (HERSHAM ROAD) PLANNED NURSERY WALTON TENNIS CLUB The charming and historic town of Walton-on-Thames lies just 15 miles from central London. With abundant parks, excellent leisure and shopping facilities, great transport connections and the River Thames on the doorstep, it is a place to call home. The towns of Weybridge and Esher are nearby, while Kingston upon Thames and Guildford are 16 minutes* and 31 minutes* respectively by car. WALTON-ON-THAMES TRAIN STATION (0.6 MILES) *All travel times are approximate only. Source: Google Maps. Computer enhanced image of London Square Walton-on-Thames and is indicative only. LONDON SQUARE WALTON-ON-THAMES N 46 47 48 49 45 50 DISCOVER 36-41 44 43 51 Something new 42 75 74 76 73 52 AN EXCLUSIVE COMMUNITY WITH 26 A RANGE OF BEAUTIFULLY DESIGNED 53 25 77 72 PROPERTIES OFFERING THE BEST 78 71 27-35 54 IN CONTEMPORARY LIVING 24 23 79 70 55 80 69 56 22 8 21 9 57 20 81-92 93-104 58 19 59 14 THE KEY 13 60 HOUSES 12 18 16 15 61 17 11 3 BEDROOM 4 BEDROOM 5 BEDROOM 62 THE MARKHAM THE EDWARDES THE WELLINGTON 11, 12, 13 44, 45, 61, 62, 69, 70, 73 46, 49 74, 75, 76, 79, 80 THE COLERIDGE THE KENSINGTON 1-5 14 47, 48 6-10 63-68 THE WESTCROFT THE CANNONBURY 15, 16, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23 50, 59 24, 25, 26, 71, 72, 77, 78 THE MONTAGU THE PEMBROKE 51, 60 17, 18, 42, 43 THE WARWICK 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58 APARTMENTS ARGYLE HOUSE 1-5 WILMINGTON HOUSE 81-92 BROMPTON COURT 6-10 BELGRAVE HOUSE 93-104 HARRINGTON HOUSE 63-68 FINSBURY COURT 27-35 BLOOMSBURY HOUSE 36-41 Map of London Square Walton-on-Thames is indicative only. LONDON SQUARE WALTON-ON-THAMES FALL INTO Place DISTINCTIVE HOMES AND STRIKING ARCHITECTURE, BUILT AND FINISHED TO A VERY HIGH STANDARD OF QUALITY 10 11 Computer generated image of The Cannonbury and The Montagu at London Square Walton-on-Thames and is indicative only. LONDON SQUARE WALTON-ON-THAMES RELAX INTO Modern living 13 Every home at London Square Your own style and individuality Walton-on-Thames has been are as important to us as they are designed to optimise space, light to you, so you will have a range and convenience. Superbly stylish of exciting finishes and colours to interiors are well proportioned, choose from, and optional extras with thoughtfully-planned storage to help you create the home of and flexible space to accommodate your dreams*. working from home. *Subject to stage of construction. LONDON SQUARE WALTON-ON-THAMES Spacious living areas offer High quality flooring finishes ample room to really kick back can feature either stylish and and relax. Full height windows, durable luxury Amtico in the ELEGANT or bi-fold doors opening onto living area and hall, or natural the balcony or garden, allow engineered wood in a range of light to flood in, giving the room colours, and choice of porcelain Living space a bright and airy feel by day, tiles in the hallway through to yet warm and cosy by night. the kitchen/dining/family space*. There are convenient media points for TV and devices. 14 15 Computer generated image of The Warwick at London Square Walton-on-Thames and is indicative only. * Specification and upgrades vary across house types, please speak to a sales executive for further information. LONDON SQUARE WALTON-ON-THAMES DESIGNED For flexible living ROOMS THAT CAN BE ADAPTED FOR WORK, PLAY, SOCIALISING OR RELAXATION 16 17 Our properties are carefully pattern wood flooring*; study thought through to optimise space to work from home; the comfort, convenience and an extra room for relaxing or flexibility modern lifestyles a play room for the children demand. An elegant lounge – whatever you are looking for, or dining room for formal our homes enable you to live entertaining, with herringbone life your way. Computer generated image of The Montagu at London Square Walton-on-Thames and is indicative only. *Specification varies across house types, please speak The fireplace shown is an optional upgrade, please speak to a sales executive for further information. to a sales executive for further information. LONDON SQUARE WALTON-ON-THAMES THE HEART Of the home THE SLEEK, MODERN KITCHEN IS THE PERFECT PLACE FOR FAMILY AND FRIENDS TO ENJOY 18 19 As well as being super stylish, Cabinet doors are available our beautifully crafted kitchens in a choice of striking on-trend are designed for optimum colours, allowing you to tailor convenience and ease of use. the overall finish to your taste. They are equipped with high Team them with a worktop in specification integrated a carefully-selected high-quality appliances, either AEG and finish. There are optional Zanussi or top-of-the-range upgrades to choose from too. Siemens*, and feature plenty of clever storage solutions. *Specification and upgrades vary across house types, please speak Computer generated image of The Pembroke at London Square Walton-on-Thames and is indicative only. to a sales executive for further information. LONDONLONDON SQUARE SQUARE WALTON-ON-THAMES YOUR VERY OWN Sanctuary BEDROOMS AND BATHROOMS ARE A HAVEN OF PEACE AND SERENITY – AN INDULGENCE FOR ALL OF THE SENSES 20 21 What better way to end a busy Ensuites and family bathrooms day than by surrounding yourself are sleek and modern with in luxury. Bedrooms are an oasis clean lines and chic fittings and of tranquillity, fully-carpeted to brassware. Porcelain tiling adds ensure maximum comfort. a touch of elegance and finesse. There is ample storage space in Showers are fitted with rainfall the generous fitted wardrobes showerheads and feature a within the principal suite, and convenient storage recess. conveniently positioned USB and media points for your technology. Computer generated images of The Warwick at London Square Walton-on-Thames and are indicative only. LONDON SQUARE WALTON-ON-THAMES 22 23 Computer generated image of The Pembroke at London Square Walton-on-Thames and is indicative only. LONDON SQUARE WALTON-ON-THAMES EASE INTO Beautiful 25 surroundings Surrey is famous for being the Walton-on-Thames is among leafiest of all the counties in the prettiest of Surrey’s ancient Britain – woodland covers nearly towns. It is framed by the majestic one quarter of its land area. River Thames, where you can enjoy It also boasts rolling hills, a wealth of activities from relaxed heathland, Areas of Outstanding riverside walks to rowing and Natural Beauty and expansive paddleboarding. London Square parks. In fact, you are never far Walton-on-Thames is in the heart from a breathtaking view or of the Ashley Park neighbourhood, a beautiful place to visit. a richly wooded and green area, with plenty of footpaths and cycleways to explore. LONDON SQUARE WALTON-ON-THAMES SET IN Landscaped grounds ABUNDANT MATURE AND NEW-PLANTED TREES BRING NATURE TO YOUR DOORSTEP 26 27 The landscaped grounds and a spectacular display of colour gardens are a particularly in the autumn. A pretty walk beautiful feature of London leads you through the grounds Square Walton-on-Thames. – ideal for a leisurely stroll or Trees that have graced the site a dog walk. Seating has been perimeter for many decades carefully positioned to allow have been retained, now you to take a quiet moment enhanced by new planting that out of your busy day to enjoy includes laurel, holly and beech the lovely surroundings. hedges, and acers that provide LONDON SQUARE WALTON-ON-THAMES JUMP INTO Quality day care GIVING YOUR LITTLE ONES AN EXCITING START TO THEIR LIFELONG LEARNING JOURNEY The planned on-site nursery You can drop off your child on will be the place where your the way to work, reassured in 28 toddlers can start to form the knowledge that they will 29 friendships that may last a enjoy constructive, fun play lifetime*. Here, we hope you will until you return. A child’s find quality childcare in a safe learning journey starts with and nurturing environment. a good nursery. * London Square has delivered a building with planning consent to be a nursery. Please speak to an on-site sales executive for further information. LONDON SQUARE WALTON-ON-THAMES SERVE UP Your best strokes DIG OUT YOUR RACKET AND HEAD NEXT DOOR FOR A FRIENDLY GAME OF TENNIS 30 31 Walton-on-Thames Tennis Club Facilities include eight courts is just a few minutes’ walk from (five artificial grass, three hard home – literally next door, in surface). Two are covered by a fact. Established over 80 years dome for all-weather play, while ago, this Lawn Tennis Association outdoor courts are floodlit in registered club offers social and the evenings. Competitions are competitive play for all ages and held regularly and coaching all standards.
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