CLASSICAL LONDON LIVING Maclaren House Discover classical London living at Royal Warwick Square, with a prestigious collection of 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments and penthouses. Continuing a time-honoured London tradition of a tranquil garden square, Royal Warwick Square is designed for an enviable lifestyle in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea. 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With its cosmopolitan lifestyle, international outlook, dynamic economy and first-class universities, it continues to prosper and become ever more inspiring. 11 ROYAL WARWICK SQUARE LONDON BY NUMBERS Visitors arrive in London in their millions; year upon year its popularity as a holiday destination increases. Five hundred major global organisations and businesses have offices here, and over one hundred thousand overseas students study at London’s world-class universities. Its history and culture combine prestigious Royal connections; first class theatre, museums and galleries; and four UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Quite simply, London is world class. 12 ROYAL WARWICK SQUARE CAPITAL CONNECTIONS London’s success as a world city is due partly to its superb connections to Europe and the rest of the world. From Royal Warwick Square it is easy to reach Heathrow Airport and Gatwick Airport, or St Pancras International for Eurostar services. From 2018, Crossrail will make travelling across the city even faster, connecting Paddington station to Heathrow Airport in 24 minutes and Canary Wharf in 17 minutes*. Kensington Palace Heathrow Airport Heathrow Airport 25 MINUTES 29 MINUTES 30 MINUTES Kensington Gardens West End King’s Cross St Pancras International 23 MINUTES 24 MINUTES 20 MINUTES High Street Kensington Station Sloane Square Covent Garden 15 MINUTES 22 MINUTES 19 MINUTES Design Museum Paddington (Crossrail) Hyde Park Corner 11 MINUTES 19 MINUTES 18 MINUTES Holland Park Harrods Bond Street 10 MINUTES 16 MINUTES 14 MINUTES Earl’s Court Station Royal Albert Hall Knightsbridge 9 MINUTES 13 MINUTES 11 MINUTES Kensington Olympia Station Westfield London Sloane Square 9 MINUTES 11 MINUTES 6 MINUTES FROM HIGH STREET WALK ROAD TUBE KENSINGTON STATION *Source: www.crossrail.co.uk/route Timeline sources: www.google.co.uk/maps and tfl.gov.uk 15 ROYAL WARWICK SQUARE KENSINGTON: A CLASSIC LOCATION With its Royal connections, Kensington has been the residential location of choice for centuries. 17 ROYAL WARWICK SQUARE ROYALLY APPROVED Kensington has been a Royal Residence since The Royal Charter was granted to Kensington 1689 when King William III and Queen Mary II in 1901 after the death of Queen Victoria and purchased Nottingham House. Sir Christopher inherited by the Royal Borough of Kensington Wren later extended the home to become & Chelsea in 1965. Kensington Palace. Kensington is still home to many royals Queen Victoria was born at Kensington Palace today, including The Duke and Duchess in 1819. Other Kensington landmarks, such as of Cambridge and their children. These The Royal Albert Hall, the Victoria and Albert prestigious connections along with the Museum and the Albert Memorial are all wealth of amenities continues to mean named after the Queen and her consort, Kensington is cerebrated as one of giving the borough unique royal heritage. the most attractive places to live in the whole country. 18 ROYAL WARWICK SQUARE 82 OI ILL Road ayswater B A 4 te 2 A 0 4 2 2 Gate 73 0 71 2 Hill ng ti Not Kensingto Palace Gardens HYDE PARK 29 19 P a r k ark Cmpden Hill Road P ue a L n r a ve 50 k n k A 74 L e 10 ar A an P nd 4 21 e olla 2 H 13 0 43 KENSINGTON 08 4 C S GARDENS 44 KESIO PALACE 58 Hornto 67 Abbotsbury Road den Hill amp C 23 54 72 St 40 A re 61 4 Hollan Villas Road e 2 Add t 0 27 HOLLAND PARK 4 30 olland S 68 i H 70 son Road 76 ton Hi ive 47 sing gh S S Crriage Dr 38 en treet Hy ark KESIO K A315 Knightsbrid Cner 33 20 06 A3 ge 05 64 15 A315 56 57 12 E 65 03 x Kbridge S W Seet h 34 02 48 l o A3220 Hol Kensington i r b an i V ROYAL g i t ict h P e 17 66 ALER ALL i 38 o a t’ Q S or n lac s t d L a r R ia t Ro nsor eet 51 an Gate e ce Co rin o 5 R P 1 a 3 e 36 d A oa 69 land Roa d 39 80 46 d u a 24 42 d o een’s 04 R Russell Road n 55 32 et 79 to Ea 62 re p A t S 37 G m 3220 h r M o g l’ r i ate B H s a KISRIE n Court R 53 o r t l o g 49 B31 in es O ns 9 eet e tr R S K n 75 Po 11 28 o 07 oad ad B319 d e 81 oa S r Pav A32 R a d r 14 52 u fo 25 l oan q 09 at tr S S 45 i l n io 2 60 o d e S t 0 n a a o Roa E 0 Queen 2 t 59 R W 2 re 3 e 63 A c n et a oad 41 la ll R d r mwe P o ro 78 w C t e o i l p c Cromwell Road r El k u 22 m iz Ro ’ h s o ab Gl Sh r Gloucester T a e d 16 Kensington B t Road o h a 01 A u te S c t 3 re e 26 ad 2 31 s o Dra e 2 t t er R R S 0 n loane yco o 8 15 t 0 tt oad p A m 3 A v ro A ve en S B nue ue Square El’s 18 ld C O 77 DRINK DINE CAFÉ SHOP NATURE 01 K Bar at The Kensington 15 Albert’s Club 36 Balans 53 Brompton Cross 71 Avondale Park EXPLORE 02 16 Kensington Roof Gardens Apero 37 Café De Fred 54 Cologne and Cotton 72 Holland Park 03 Le Petit Sud 17 Babylon Restaurant 38 Café Phillies 55 Harrods 73 Hyde Park 04 Ognisko 18 Bumpkin 39 Montparnasse Café 56 Harvey Nichols 74 Kensington Gardens KENSINGTON 05 Piãno Kensington 19 Kensington Place 40 Patisserie Valerie 57 India Jane 75 Edwardes Square 06 Stables Bar 20 Côte Bistro 41 South Kensington Café 58 Kensington Church Street 76 St.