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Manhattan-Plaza-Brochure WL MANHATTAN –NEW YORK LONDON CHIC MEETS NEW YORK STYLE cosmopolitan lifestyle, global city commerce, superb connectivity – there has never been a better time to experience the e14 locale. This exclusive collection of one, two & three bedroom apartments, penthouses and townhouses are styled down to the last exquisite design detail. CANARY WHARF LIFESTYLE APARTMENTS • PENTHOUSES • TOWNHOUSES CONCIERGE SERVICE • ROOF-TOP TERRACES PRIVATE RESIDENTS’ GYMNASIUM IN LONDON’S NEW METROPOLITAN CITY FUTURE CANARY WHARF CROSSRAIL STATION (DUE TO OPEN 2018) BLACKWALL DLR Aerial photograph of Canary Wharf towards The City with CGI of Manhattan Plaza illustrated. TAKE TIME TO ENJOY CANARY WHARF FROM THE HEIGHT OF THE BUILDINGS TO THE REACH OF THE AMBITION, IT’S LONDON EXPERIENCED ON A DIFFERENT SCALE. In a place where people are always striving to get to their destination faster in every aspect of their lives, at Manhattan Plaza you’re just metres from the striking new Canary Wharf Crossrail station, with the DLR network on the doorstep. Welcome to an exceptional calibre of city living. URBAN LIVING IS ABOUT CONNECTING WITH YOUR SURROUNDINGS AND FINDING PLACES TO PAUSE AND WATCH THE PEOPLE AROUND YOU. MAKE THIS SQUARE A PLACE FOR UNION Between the buildings across Canary Wharf are those wonderful spaces where people take time out from the bustle to meet up with a friend, make a new acquaintance, or just take a break from it all. From New York’s Washington and Union Squares to London’s traditional squares, it is an essential part of the urban experience. Manhattan Plaza is placed amongst a wonderfully designed landscaped square and thoroughfare where you will be drawn to stroll, amble or cycle in true style. Computer generated image across the landscaped piazza with Canary Wharf in the background. A COOL TAKE ON BRICK STYLE ARCHITECTURE INSPIRED BY THE TRENDY MEATPACKING DISTRICT OF NEW YORK. London neighbourhoods are constantly reborn The architectural style reflects quintessential and reinvented. From the old docklands of the urban textures of richly hued brickwork and Isle of Dogs, now the gleaming Canary Wharf ironwork balcony with authentic industrial chic. downtown, the heritage and streetscape inspires An East London that is transforming daily, the a new vision and something unique of its time. number of people working and living around the area will double as nearby Wood Wharf’s Manhattan Plaza is taking inspiration from the transformation sees 30 new buildings, new iconic buildings of New York’s Meatpacking technology and media and a hundred new District as well as its London surroundings shops, restaurants and bars. There has never where the old London market tradition of been a better time to be part of this unfolding Billingsgate meets world financial markets. new chapter in the E14 story. Computer generated image of Manhattan Plaza with Canary Wharf and The City in the background. AT THE HEART OF BUSINESS THE FINANCIAL DISTRICT With 15 million square feet of office and retail space, Canary Wharf is a place where over 100,000 people work. Home to the most universally recognised global names in banking, financial services, law & commerce, Canary Wharf is a preeminent world business centre and is still looking to build on and expand that success further. A striking addition to the skyline BLACKWALL DLR Aerial photograph of Canary Wharf with CGI of Manhattan Plaza illustrated. THE EVOLVING LANDSCAPE OF CANARY WHARF STEEPED IN HISTORY AND FORMERLY ONE OF THE BUSIEST DOCKS IN THE WORLD, CANARY WHARF CONTINUES TO EMERGE AS ONE OF THE MOST RENOWNED CENTRES FOR COMMERCE, FINANCE AND BUSINESS. Canary Wharf breathes business. Smart and savvy, its tradition of success plays out in one of the most forward-thinking areas of the Capital to embrace new ideas and new business. The Wharf’s out-of-hours culture reflects exactly the same attitude. Beneath the towers above, Canada Square Park has established its own traditions. So expect to spend summer nights listening to Gershwin’s musical homage to the American metropolis, Rhapsody in Blue, as well as the more avant-garde sounds at the East Wintergarden. Manhattan Plaza means living just five minutes walk from the Canary Wharf peninsula, as well as being fantastically close to two of the most innovative transport modes the Capital has seen. Directly opposite is the new Foster + Partners designed station for Crossrail – the once-in-a-generation new route connecting East and West of the Capital which will place Manhattan Plaza a remarkable 39 minutes from Heathrow Airport from 2018. With its landmark lattice CROSSRAIL roof crowning a cityscape roof garden with views over Docklands and beyond, its stylish hub of shops, restaurants and bars at canary wharf will be opening throughout 2015. Together with the Blackwall DLR station on the automated metro network taking in Bank and Tower Gateway, the new Stratford City, Canary Wharf and London City Airport, this quarter of the Capital has MANHATTAN PLAZA. AT THE HEART OF THE FASTEST unrivalled connections. FUTURE-THINKING TRAVEL IN THE CAPITAL. Crossrail Canary Wharf Whitechapel Liverpool Street Stratford Farringdon Tottenham Court Road Bond Street Paddington Heathrow Airport (Opening 2018) 10 minutes 3 minutes 6 minutes 8 minutes 8 minutes (West End) 13 minutes 17 minutes 39 minutes 11 minutes Computer generated image of Canary Wharf Crossrail station (opening 2018). All times are approximate and courtesy of www.crossrail.co.uk. Walking time approximate and courtesy of www.tfl.gov.uk. Tube Canary Wharf London Bridge London Waterloo Westminster Stratford Green Park Bond Street Knightsbridge DLR Blackwall Westferry Custom House Bank (The City) Tower Gateway London City Airport Liverpool Street Cutty Sark Zone 2 (The Shard) 8 minutes 10 minutes (For Olympic Park) 12 minutes 14 minutes 21 minutes Zone 2 3 minutes (For ExCeL) 10 minutes 11 minutes 13 minutes 17 minutes (For Greenwich) 10 minutes 6 minutes 11 minutes 3 minutes 10 minutes 18 minutes AN ISLAND THAT IS PART OF THE CITY, YET DISTINCTIVELY UNIQUE. With a pulsating energy that comes from 100,000 workers arriving each day, Canary Wharf is a work hard lifestyle – with an after-hours culture to play even harder in the swishest restaurants and watering holes. Car valets on the wharfside, late-night whisky joints and spots for a breakfast bagel and coffee. Dry-cleaners and dental care, sports clubs, luxury spas and barber shops provide everything you need for life around The Wharf. All times are approximate and courtesy of www.tfl.gov.uk. Bright Lights Big City ALL OF LONDON ENTERTAINS DAY AND NIGHT. YOU’LL FIND A BIG PIECE OF THE ACTION CLOSE BY. At Manhattan Plaza you can make the most of every second of city life. One of London’s most high-profile entertainment All Star Lanes Westfield is their largest venues, The O2 Arena is accessible in luxury bowling venue, topped by an just six minutes via DLR and Jubilee line. American restaurant and bar. While the Just 10 minutes away, Stratford is UK's first super casino is open 24/7 at impressive in its leisure facilities, with Aspers Westfield Stratford City for 17-screen Vue Westfield Stratford City, play on the 70 gaming tables, 150 slot one of the largest all-digital cinemas in machines and 300-seat poker room. Europe, complete with VIP seating. For cocktails visit the luxurious Sky Bar. Photographs depict local scenes. DON’T THESE The recipe for the perfect Manhattan FORGET Legendary restaurants, stylish wine bars, sumptuous roof-top havens and the coolest cocktail lounges, at Manhattan Plaza OF RULES you are close to one of the Capital’s most covetable dining scenes. Whether you want to 2 oc rye wey dine overlooking the fountains in a Gotham City style building, sit 1/2 oce s v outh under a glittering night sky next to the water, or enjoy views that 2-3 dh goura s recall the towering cityscapes of New York and Tokyo, there is Maro rry for gar­sh only one destination. Orge Pîl gaucho le relais 29 Westferry Circus FINE DINING Canary Wharf E14 8RR de venise sri nam Call: 020 7987 9494 l’entrocôte smollensky’s gauchorestaurants.co.uk 10 Cabot Square byron 18-20 Mackenzie Walk Canary Wharf E14 4EY 1 Reuters Plaza Canary Wharf E14 4PH Canary Wharf E14 5AJ Cabot Place Close to the waterside, a luxe Call: 020 7715 9515 Call: 020 3475 3331 Call: 020 7719 0101 Canary Wharf E14 4QT décor of designer furnishings orientalrestaurantgroup.co.uk and cowhide fabrics is the relaisdevenise.com smollenskys.com Call: 020 7719 0800 backdrop for a true taste of Argentinian cuisine and The taste of the Orient from byronhamburgers.com culture, including steaks from With sister branches on New Thai to Malaysian, Chinese American grill restaurant and cattle reared on the wide open York’s Lexington Avenue and and Singaporean signature cocktail bar open for lunch and in Serving hamburgers made Pampas of South America as the Paris original, the restaurant dishes delivered to your table the evenings, with à la carte and from Scottish beef ground well as a wine list of some of recreates the ambiance of a in this contemporary Thai style set menu options. The outside fresh every day, this is the the finest Argentine wines. classic French brasserie. restaurant and lively bar. balcony is a popular spot. place for a premium burger washed down by a craft beer. ibérica 12 Cabot Square Canary Wharf E14 4QQ Call: 020 7636 8650 ibericalondon.co.uk Ibérica brings the best in Spanish gastronomy and wine, serving classic dishes with a contemporary twist. Executive Chef, Nacho Manzano, has three Michelin stars to his name from his restaurants Casa Marcial and La Salgar in the Asturias.
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