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THE HAM HOUSE BUCKINGHAM WIMBLEDON GHERKIN AND GARDENS PALACE N HYDE THE HEATHROW RICHMOND CANARY PARK RICHMOND SHARD THE LENSBURY KINGSTON HAMPTON TOWN GOLF CLUB WHARF WITH LUXURY SPA, POOL COURT PETERSHAM AND GYM FACILITIES PALACE BUSHY NURSERIES RICHMOND PARK PARK A UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY River frontage in West London is rare, but a Thames-side setting as charming and picturesque as Teddington Riverside is truly unique. It is the surroundings which set Teddington Riverside apart. 2 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens adjoining the prestigious Lensbury Club, Teddington retains a village feel while benefitting from the proximity to the city, surrounded by heritage, culture and southwest London’s prettiest parklands. TEDDINGTON RIVERSIDE 2 3 A LIFESTYLE DECISION Teddington Riverside is a reflection of the town itself; welcoming and vibrant. There is a great deal to admire here and there are many lifestyle enhancing opportunities to be explored and enjoyed. Clockwise from top right: Hampton Court Palace; Sailing on the Thames; Tennis at The Lensbury. 4 5 THE CHOICES WE MAKE Teddington allows you to choose your lifestyle and then encourages you to enjoy it. There are world class sports venues and leisure facilities, while Richmond Theatre offers a rich and varied calendar for lovers of the Arts. Kew Gardens is a constant delight for naturalists and the unique Petersham Nurseries offers surprises at every turn, including a Michelin starred café. Clockwise from top left: Twickenham Stadium, home of English rugby; Richmond Theatre; Petersham Nurseries; Kew Gardens; Richmond Park. 6 7 TEDDINGTON VILLAGE A generous and amiable place; Teddington manages to feel charming whilst still offering every possible amenity. Nearby, there are the many parks to explore, the local markets are endlessly engaging, the boutiques encourage lazy weekend browsing, while the plentiful bars, restaurants and bistros offer food lovers a wide range of menus to discover. THE LENSBURY Exclusive and impressive, our nearest neighbour is The Lensbury, a world class hotel and private members club. The racquet sports facilities are inspiring as is the gymnasium, while the riverside swimming pool and spa complex is second to none. Take to the river from The Lensbury Watersports Centre boasting a complete range of boating facilities for hire to allow you to get away from it all in truly wonderful style – and at your own pace. Surrounded by immaculate manicured lawns and gardens, dining at the orangery restaurant is an experience you will be eager to repeat. 8 9 SEATS OF LEARNING Younger families can be assured of the best possible education opportunities, with several high performing primary and secondary schools within easy reach. The Sunday Times Schools Guide has lauded Twickenham’s Waldegrave School as the best state secondary school in the country for five consecutive years and there are several internationally renowned public schools and universities in the area. PRIMARY SCHOOLS SECONDARY SCHOOLS FURTHER EDUCATION COLLIS PRIMARY SCHOOL ACS COBHAM INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL TIFFIN SCHOOL AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY www.collis.richmond.sch.uk www.acs-schools.com/cobham www.tiffinschool.co.uk www.richmond.ac.uk +44 (0) 208 977 1458 +44 (0) 193 286 7251 +44 (0) 208 546 4638 +44 (0) 208 332 9000 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 1 mile 8.7 miles 2.4 miles 4.2 miles HAMPTON WICK INFANT AND HAMPTON COURT HOUSE TIFFIN GIRL’S SCHOOL KINGSTON COLLEGE NURSERY SCHOOL INDEPENDENT SCHOOL www.tiffingirls.org www.kingston-college.ac.uk www.hamptonwick.richmond.sch.uk www.hamptoncourthouse.co.uk +44 (0) 208 546 0773 +44 (0) 208 546 2151 +44 (0) 208 977 3971 +44 (0) 208 614 0857 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 3.7 miles 2.7 miles 1 mile 2.9 miles THE GERMAN SCHOOL LONDON KINGSTON UNIVERSITY www.dslondon.org.uk www.kingston.ac.uk MEADLANDS PRIMARY SCHOOL KINGSTON GRAMMAR +44 (0) 208 940 2510 +44 (0) 208 417 9000 www.meadlands.richmond.sch.uk www.kgs.org.uk [email protected] [email protected] +44 (0) 208 940 9207 +44 (0) 208 546 5875 4.3 miles 2.7 miles [email protected] [email protected] 4.3 miles 2.9 miles WALDEGRAVE SCHOOL ST MARY’S UNIVERSITY www.waldegrave.richmond.sch.uk www.stmarys.ac.uk NEWLAND HOUSE RADNOR HOUSE +44 (0) 208 894 3244 +44 (0) 208 240 4000 www.newlandhouse.net www.radnor-twickenham.org [email protected] [email protected] +44 (0) 208 865 1234 +44 (0) 208 891 6264 1.8 miles 1.1 miles [email protected] [email protected] THERE FOR YOU 0.7 mile 1 mile THE ROYAL BALLET SCHOOL www.royalballetschool.org.uk Always approachable and effortlessly PARK HILL SCHOOL ST CATHERINE’S SCHOOL +44 (0) 208 392 8440 courteous, our 24 hour Concierge www.parkhillschool.com www.stcatherineschool.co.uk [email protected] service is always on hand to make +44 (0) 208 546 5496 +44 (0) 208 891 2898 5.8 miles life just that little bit easier. From the [email protected] [email protected] beautifully designed front desk in our 3.1 miles 1.2 miles UNIVERSITY OF ROEHAMPTON stylish reception area we will meet www.roehampton.ac.uk and greet your guests, receive your ST MARY’S AND ST PETER’S CHURCH OF TEDDINGTON SCHOOL +44 (0) 208 392 3000 deliveries and in any number of useful ENGLAND PRIMARY SCHOOL www.teddingtonschool.org [email protected] ways, help you make the most of your www.smsponline.co.uk +44 (0) 208 943 0033 7.1 miles Teddington Riverside home. +44 (0) 208 943 0476 [email protected] [email protected] 0.6 miles 1.3 miles 10 11 THE DEVELOPMENT We engaged award-winning architects to help us create the stunning Teddington Riverside development, taking inspiration from traditional riverside buildings and blending this with contemporary design features, we have created supremely comfortable and highly habitable spaces. Safe for families young and old with secure parking neatly tucked away in basement levels serviced by lifts to each building, beautifully landscaped gardens and (of course) the River Thames as a backdrop – a carefully conceived and brilliantly realised scheme. 12 13 14 15 TO MAKE LIFE EASIER The 24 Hour Concierge is an important feature of life at Teddington Riverside, providing around the clock security supported by state of the art CCTV technology and always on hand for day to day services such as message handling and receiving deliveries. Polite, accommodating and smart, the Concierge will also connect you with our complimentary courtesy car service – which can be booked for trips within 5 miles of the development. 16 17 THE SPECIFICATION Beautiful on the outside and exemplary on the inside. Designed with thought and creativity and finished just as carefully, these are impressive homes that demand to be seen. Entrance Lobby Master Bathroom Parking • Marble veined porcelain floor tiles • Light grey porcelain floor tiles • One underground space per apartment in Carrara Brown • Calacatta stone ceramic wall tiles • Cycle parking within the basement • Hardwood wall panelling • Warm grey composite one-piece bath top • Stair and lift access directly to the • Bronze entrance desk with concierge • White high-quality sanitaryware with basement car park levels • Lounge seating for visitors chrome taps and fittings • Security gates with access control • Hardwood internal doors • Hardwood laminate finished vanity unit and CCTV monitoring 24/7 with grey interior • Additional storage space available Lift • Wall-mounted double mirror cabinet within the basement • Generous lifts with hardwood • Chrome heated towel rail laminate panels and mirrors to walls Outside Shower Room • Beautifully landscaped gardens Hall AND Living Room • Light grey porcelain floor tiles • Riverwalk access • Oak timber engineered flooring • Calacatta stone ceramic wall tiles • Children’s play areas • Painted panelled doors and joinery • White high-quality sanitaryware with • Video entry phone chrome taps and fittings Tenure • Wall-mounted mirror cabinet • 999-year lease with a share Kitchen • Chrome heated towel rail of the freehold • Fully-fitted kitchens with white gloss lacquered doors and grey carcasses Guest Cloakroom WARRANTY • Siemens fitted appliances • Light grey porcelain floor tiles • The apartments include a 10-year building • Composite stone Bianco worktop • Calacatta stone ceramic wall tiles warranty with BLP Insurance and a two-year defects period • Textured bronze glass splashbacks • White high-quality sanitaryware with • Oak timber engineered flooring chrome taps and fittings Bedroom Mechanical AND Electrical • Tufted 80% wool fitted carpet • Under-floor heating • Wardrobe doors finished • Extensive fire safety systems in white lacquer with a dark including sprinklers hardwood laminate interior • Satellite TV • Recessed downlighters • Data cabling These details are intended to give a general indication of the proposed specification. The developer operates a policy of continuous product development and reserves the right to alter any part of the development specification at any time. Where brands are specified, the developer reserves the right to replace the brand with another of equal quality or better. 18 19 20 21 ST MARY’S WEST MIDDLESEX WAITROSE, RICHMOND PETERSHAM UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL RICHMOND THEATRE NURSERIES 5 mins by car 16 mins by car 15 mins by car 15 mins by car 15 mins by car KINGS CROSS ST PANCRAS 55 mins by rail BANK 51 mins by rail RICHMOND PARK PROFESSIONAL TEAM STRAWBERRY HILL THE WEST END 40 mins by car HEATHROW STRAWBERRY 28 mins by car HILL HOUSE WATERLOO 36 mins by rail DEVELOPER TRUSTED PROPERTY PIONEER SINCE 1963 City Developments Limited FULWELL FULWELL City Developments Limited (CDL) is a leading global real estate GOLF CLUB CLAPHAM TEDDINGTON JUNCTION operating company with a network spanning 103 locations in 29 TEDDINGTON DEVELOPMENT ADVISORS RIVERSIDE 26 mins by rail countries and regions.
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