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“ I F T H E R E I S S O M E T H I N G T O B E C H A N G E D I N T H I S

W O R L D, T H E N I T C A N O N LYH A P P E N T H R O U G H M U S I C . ”

J I M I H E N D R I X

“ I F T H E R E I S S O M E T H I N G T O B E C H A N G E D I N T H I S

W O R L D, T H E N I T C A N O N LYH A P P E N T H R O U G H M U S I C . ”

Southwark, the capital’s cultural hub, brims with modern

art, beautiful architecture and eclectic entertainment.

Drawing inspiration from its creative surroundings,

The Music Box, Union Street SE1, offers an outstanding

collection of 41 luxurious apartments. This eye

catching development shares its lower levels with the

London Centre of Contemporary Music*, which inspired

the development’s name. The Music Box combines

inspirational architecture and outstanding interiors

to create a unique new landmark for Southwark.

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A H A V E N O F U N I Q U ES T Y L E &D E S I G NC R E A T I N G A H O M EY O U C A N T R U L Y E N J O Y

The Music Box is designed with incredible attention to detail,

from the outside in. Note the contemporary glass exteriors, sitting

atop the glazed white brickwork base, with hints of musical notes

running along its façade. Step into the private residents’ entrance

to witness a fusion of traditional wood styles and carefully

considered glass and metal finishes. The lobby and communal

corridors carefully reference music throughout, keeping the

musical inspiration of this unique development alive.

The apartments themselves have to be seen to be believed.

Each home offers a living sanctuary flooded with natural

light and finished to an enviable level.

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Floor to ceiling windows allow light to reflect off the

oak timber flooring, a compliment to the polished,

modern ambience of these exceptional apartments.

Natural light filters into each room, enlivening the

spacious living area and offering stunning London

views from many apartments. Discreet and stylish

recessed LED downlights and pendant lamps add

sophistication and class, while luxurious carpeting

allows for that extra comfort and indulgence.

Your home will also benefit from fully fitted kitchens,

using only the leading appliances. Unique to

The Music Box is the inclusion of winter gardens,

a rare bonus to enjoy. This truly represents the finest

in sophisticated London living.

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An apartment at The Music Box offers

a truly unique experience. In addition

to the inspirational interiors, the views

offered across one of the most vibrant

cities on the planet are sure to be

a talking point. Be it the iconic Shard

building, the landmark London Eye,

the spire of St Paul’s Cathedral or the

dazzling reflections of the Gherkin,

the very best of London architecture

can be yours to behold. Watch the hustle

and bustle of city life unfold before you.

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L I V EY O U RL I F EO N T H E V I B R A N TS O U T H B A N K

The Southbank is just a short walk from

The Music Box and holds a treasure trove

of riverside entertainment. Culture lovers

flock to the Hayward Gallery, Royal Festival

Hall, the BFI and the National Theatre.

Browse the book market tucked under

Waterloo Bridge or enjoy the outdoor action

of street performers, skilful skaters and

singing buskers that jostle along Queen’s

Walk. You may also catch a temporary

public art display or pop up food event which

continue to delight visitors to the area. If

you’re still around after dark you’ll see the

London Eye light up the horizon.

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The Southbank Centre

Tate Modern

National TheatreOXO Tower

“ I T ’ S N O T W H AT Y O U L O O K AT T H AT

M AT T E R S , I T ’ S W H AT Y O U S E E . ”

H E N R Y D AV I D T H O R E A U

Monmouth CoffeeNeal’s Yard Dairy Ginger Pig

Kontidor and Cook

RoastPaul Smith

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Ginger Pig

Kontidor and Cook

The Music Box is within strolling distance of some of London’s

finest food options, including Borough Market, known as

‘London’s Larder’ for good reason. Having recently undergone

a modern refurbishment and extension, it is a gastronomic

dream, offering up an abundance of fresh produce, from cured

ham and garlic sausages from Brindisa to artisan cheeses,

a speciality of Neal’s Yard, through to the individual market

stalls offering cuisine from around the world. Enjoy grilled

Orkney kippers with buttery lemon at Roast’s restaurant

or pick up a hot duck confit roll and eat it next door alfresco

in the pretty grounds of Southwark’s 600AD cathedral.

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Southwark’s friendly neighbourhood is a

wonderfully eclectic mix. Head out of The Music

Box in any direction and you’ll see historical

curiosities, cultural wonders and modern icons

sitting happily side-by-side. The only problem

is not how to fill a day but how to fit so much

in, so here are a few of our recommendations…

11.30am Just down the road is The White Cube, a contemporary art gallery that has previously exhibited work ranging from Antony Gormley to Damien Hirst. The gallery often hosts artists’ films, feature films and lectures so why not pop in and see what is going on.

10.00am Our day starts with a short walk past London Bridge to The Garrison Public House on Bermondsey Street for a hearty breakfast. Make sure you try the Orkney streaky bacon, it’s their speciality.

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1.00pm After exploring some of the boutique shops on Bermondsey Street stroll to Borough Market where you can pick up some local food from the many market stalls or fresh coffee at the famous Monmouth Coffee Shop.

5.00pm Just a few minutes further down the river is the diverse Southbank – full of everything from street performers, exhibitions and independent shops, as well as temporary art installations and pop up restaurants. Be sure to check out the Southbank Centre and National Theatre, which regularly present art events.

9.30pm Take a short walk down to the UnionStreet Café. This beautiful Gordon Ramsayrestaurant is a great place for dinner, and the fresh Italian menu is updated daily.

6.30pm To get away from the hustle and bustle, Lower Marsh Market is a short walk away through the beautiful Jubilee Gardens. This hidden gem is full of boutique shops, cafés, specialist book and contemporary art stores.

7.30pm Before dinner make sure you check out what’s on at The Old Vic, its world famous productions are not to be missed, with performances drawing some of the finest acting talent the world has to offer to the stage.

2.30pm Head towards the river to the popular Tate Modern gallery, or check to see if you can get tickets for a Shakespeare play at The Globe Theatre.

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Your new home location of Southwark opens up a world of

opportunity when it comes to retail, ranging from the well known

to the understated boutique and unique.

You could be in Shoreditch in under 20 minutes with its selection

of independent boutique fashion stores, such as A.P.C. or Aimé,

the latter showcasing the best in French fashion design. You will

also find the unique pop up mall Boxpark, offering a range of

independent and well-known clothing outlets, as well as lifestyle

accessories, art pieces and restaurants.

From Shoreditch you can then head to world famous Spitalfields,

London’s oldest market. This covers a real eclectic mix of retail

opportunities, including permanent well known stores mingling with

highly regarded boutique shops, all surrounding the main market.

The Saturday Style market offers original clothing, accessories

and homewares from up to 60 independent designers, whereas

the daily Traders’ Market has up to 110 stalls offering vintage and

contemporary fashion, jewellery and music to name but a few.

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Covent Garden, formerly a large fruit and vegetable market,

is now home to some of the most sought after names around,

such as Jo Malone, Kurt Geiger and Karen Millen. The area

seamlessly fuses high end retail with an abundance of places

to eat and drink as well as crowd-drawing street performers.

No retail therapy is complete without a visit to Oxford Street.

Stretching over one and a half miles, Oxford Street is teeming

with some of the biggest brands in the world, including the

flagship store of Selfridges. Finally, a visit to Liberty is always

worthwhile. Founded in 1875, this offers the finest designer

fabrics, fashion, home furnishings and gifts.

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S U R R O U N D E DB Y T H E B E S T A N D B R I G H T E S TW O R L D R E N O W N E D U N I V E R S I T I E S O N L Y M O M E N T S A W A Y

One of the world’s top ranking universities, King’s College London,

is within easy reach of The Music Box. The last 180 years has seen

this research-led university play a major role in many scientific

and medical advances, including the discovery of DNA structure

and the development of mobile phones. Pioneering research by

King’s continues to shape how we live today.

A short walk away is the much-respected London Southbank

University, a cosmopolitan learning establishment currently with

more than 25,000 students from 130 different countries. Latest

exciting developments at LSBU include a £13.5m renovation

project which will deliver a new enterprise centre providing startup

units for students who have created their own businesses.

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King’s College London

The Maughan Library

H O M E O F T H E L C C MT H E U K ’ S T O P U N I V E R S I T Y C O L L E G E O F M U S I C

The Music Box proudly shares its vibrant space with

the capital’s best academy for modern music students,

The London Centre of Contemporary Music. Accessed

via a separate entrance, this avant-garde institution

gives gifted young musicians around the UK access to

the greatest technology and teaching available, offering

music degrees and courses.

The institution’s culture promotes innovation, artistry

and initiative through the development of advanced

knowledge. The college has held masterclasses with

some of the most influential artists from modern music

such as George Clinton, Fred Wesley, Randy Brecker,

Boy George and Mad Professor.

The LCCM operates through 30 weeks a year, from

October to July. Extra summer courses and special

events also occur. The floors of The Music Box

occupied by the LCCM are fully soundproofed.

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15 M I N U T E S T O T H E C I T YO N T H E WAT E R L O OA N D C I T Y L I N E

02 M I N U T E S WA L K T OS O U T H WA R K T U B ES TAT I O N

S O U T H W A R K T U B E / L O N D O N B R I D G E / T H E S H A R D / T H E S O U T H B A N K C E N T R EB O R O U G H M A R K E T / W E S T M I N S T E R / S T . P A U L ’ S C A T H E D R A L / T H E C I T YO X F O R D S T R E E T / C O V E N T G A R D E N / H Y D E P A R K / C A N A R Y W H A R F / B O N D S T R E E T

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12 M I N U T E S WA L K T O B O R O U G H M A R K E T 14 M I N U T E S T O S T. PA U L’ S

C AT H E D R A L O N T H E 1 0 0 B U S

14 M I N U T E S T O W E S T M I N S T E R O N T H E J U B I L E E L I N E

23 M I N U T E S T O B O N D S T R E E T O N T H E J U B I L E E L I N E

20 M I N U T E S T O C A N A R Y W H A R F O N T H E J U B I L E E L I N E

18 M I N U T E S T O H Y D E PA R K O N T H E J U B I L E E L I N E

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S O U T H W A R K T U B E / L O N D O N B R I D G E / T H E S H A R D / T H E S O U T H B A N K C E N T R EB O R O U G H M A R K E T / W E S T M I N S T E R / S T . P A U L ’ S C A T H E D R A L / T H E C I T YO X F O R D S T R E E T / C O V E N T G A R D E N / H Y D E P A R K / C A N A R Y W H A R F / B O N D S T R E E T

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“ T H E M U S I C B O X ’ S C O M P O S I T I O N R E A F F I R M S T H E WAY T H AT M U S I C A N D

A R C H I T E C T U R E C A N R E F L E C T O N E A N O T H E R . ”

T R E V O R M O R R I S ST H E M U S I C B O X A R C H I T E C T

A N I N S P I R I N GJ O U R N E YC R E A T I N G A S T U N N I N G N E W L O N D O N L A N D M A R K

T R E V O R M O R R I S S

H E A D A R C H I T E C T

S P PA R C A R C H I T E C T S

From the outset, The Music Box has been conceived to be an exemplar

of energy efficiency and sustainable design through the exterior detailing

and choice of materials. The architectural composition is designed using

modern interpretations of traditional materials, window hierarchy and

features that will add diversity to this landmark development.

From the earliest stages of conception, practitioners from all musical

and academic disciplines have influenced the design of the building both

internally and externally. Creating a new home for the LCCM, this unique

creative environment welcomes artistic and intellectual exploration in

order to advance the whole art of music that seamlessly cohabits with

the highest quality of the building both internally and externally.

The Golden Ratio defines a classical formula in architecture to create

perfect harmony and proportion. The scheme design has been inspired

by the purity of music as an art form with the strong geometric shape

of the apartments being derived from a pure architectonic proportion

defined by the Golden Ratio.

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“ M U S I C I S L I Q U I D A R C H I T E C T U R E ;

A R C H I T E C T U R E I S F R O Z E N M U S I C . ”

J O H A N N W O L F G A N GV O N G O E T H E

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The Music Box is centred on the design philosophy of systems

of harmony and proportion. It embraces the creative and intuitive

link between music and architecture through a reinvention of

appearance of the building when experienced in varying views.

Through the geometric layout of the upper exterior and the

projecting vertical angled spines, the visual appearance of the

building when viewed in oblique or direct views will continually

change from a light defused vertical form to a solid pure form,

referencing the ever-changing movement and variety

in contemporary music.

The carefully considered design principles have ensured The Music

Box is a sustainable and energy efficient building, exceeding

the statutory and Greater London authority carbon reduction

requirements. With centralised combined head and power system at

the heart of The Music Box, this produces low carbon electricity on

site. The building façade has been developed with solar fins to keep

the residences cool during the summer with air source heat pumps, a

renewable technology, to provide comfort cooling where applicable.

The distinctive and pure architectonic form of The Music Box is

created from two building elements, which define the uses of the

building. The strong base adopts a white ceramic brick with

a textured three-dimensional bond to create a relief to the surfaces

and a distinctive rhythm. The music from White Room by Cream

is referenced in the detailing on the outside; a nod towards the

punched metal that plays the tune in a music box.

“ T H E M U S I C B O X W I L L B E C O M E

A R E C O G N I S E D A D D I T I O N T O T H E

L O N D O N S K Y L I N E . ”

T R E V O R M O R R I S S

Above the distinctive base, a series of delicate white textured spines take

their inspirations from the strings of a chordophone instrument, such as

a piano or harp. These provide the architecture a sense of solidity, leaving

the interiors with the feeling of openness through full height windows.

The simplicity of the architectural composition, its civic scale and its

height and mass achieve the buildings way-finding urban legibility

and landmark status.

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F L O O R ST H E M U S I C B O X

3 B E D R O O M A PA R T M E N T S



C O M M U N A L A R E A S

FLOOR 6

T H E M U S I C B O X

F L O O R6

16

17

18

19

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FLOOR 6 APARTMENTS 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, & 21

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FLOOR 7 APARTMENTS 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, & 28FLOOR 8 APARTMENTS 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, & 35FLOOR 9 APARTMENTS 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, & 42


F L O O R S7, 8 & 9

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FLOOR 10 APARTMENTS 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, & 48

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A P A R T M E N T ST H E M U S I C B O X

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A P A R T M E N T1 5

2 B E D R O O M 1 B A T H R O O M

APARTMENT 15 FLOOR 6

KITCHEN

BEDROOM 2

MASTER BEDROOM

UC

W

BATHROOMLIVING/DINING

TOTAL INTERNAL AREA 78.9m2 / 849ft2

LIVING/DINING 6.12m x 2.73m 20’1” x 8’11”KITCHEN 6.12m x 1.65m 20’1” x 5’5”MASTER BEDROOM 6.75m x 3.01m 22’2” x 9’11” BEDROOM 2 4.79m x 2.51m 15’9” x 8’3”BATHROOM 2.75m x 2.39m 9’0” x 7’10”


A P A R T M E N T S

WARDROBEUTILITY CUPBOARDOPTIONAL WINTER GARDEN

WUC

WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE

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APARTMENT 16 FLOOR 6APARTMENT 23 FLOOR 7APARTMENT 30 FLOOR 8APARTMENT 37 FLOOR 9APARTMENT 44 FLOOR 10

A P A R T M E N T S1 6 2 3 3 0 3 7 & 4 4



LIVING/DINING 5.11m x 4.23m 16’9” x 13’10”KITCHEN 5.11m x 2.24m 16’9” x 7’4”MASTER BEDROOM 5.31m x 4.22m 17’5” x 13’10” BEDROOM 2 6.75m x 2.77m 22’2” x 9’1”BEDROOM 3 2.79m x 2.75m 9’2” x 9’0”BATHROOM 2.95m x 1.87m 9’8” x 6’2”



WUC

MASTER BEDROOM

EN-SUITE

HALL

BEDROOM 3

BEDROOM 2

LIVING/DINING

KITCHEN

BATHROOM UC

W

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APARTMENT 17 FLOOR 6APARTMENT 24 FLOOR 7APARTMENT 31 FLOOR 8APARTMENT 38 FLOOR 9APARTMENT 45 FLOOR 10

A P A R T M E N T S1 7 2 4 3 1 3 8 & 4 5






WUC

BEDROOM 2

LIVING/DINING

KITCHEN

BATHROOM

UC

MASTER BEDROOM

EN-SUITE

W

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WUC

BEDROOM 2

LIVING/DINING

KITCHEN

BATH-ROOM

UC

MASTER BEDROOM

EN-SUITE

W

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APARTMENT 19 FLOOR 6APARTMENT 26 FLOOR 7APARTMENT 33 FLOOR 8APARTMENT 40 FLOOR 9

A P A R T M E N T S1 9 2 6 3 3 & 4 0



LIVING/DINING 6.38m x 3.26m 20’11” x 10’8”KITCHEN 3.07m x 1.66m 10’1” x 5’5”MASTER BEDROOM 5.28m x 3.28m 17’4” x 10’9” BATHROOM 2.16m x 1.66m 7’1” x 5’5”



WUC KITCHEN

MASTER BEDROOM

BATH-ROOM

UC HALL

LIVING/DINING

W

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WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE




LIVING/DINING

KITCHEN

BATHROOM

UC

MASTER BEDROOM

W


WUC

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LIVING/DINING 5.19m x 3.49m 17’0” x 11’5”KITCHEN 3.55m x 1.65m 11’8” x 5’5”MASTER BEDROOM 4.05m x 2.88m 13’3” x 9’5”BEDROOM 2 4.63m x 2.28m 15’2” x 7’6”BATHROOM 2.36m x 1.77m 7’9” x 5’10”



WUC

BEDROOM 2

LIVING/DINING

KITCHEN

BATH-ROOM

UC

MASTER BEDROOM

W

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A P A R T M E N T S2 2 2 9 3 6 & 4 3






STORAGEWARDROBEUTILITY CUPBOARDOPTIONAL WINTER GARDEN

SWUC

BATH-ROOM

UCS

S

HALL

KITCHEN

BEDROOM 2

MASTER BEDROOM

EN-SUITE

LIVING/DINING

W

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A P A R T M E N T S2 5 3 2 3 9 & 4 6






WARDROBEWARDROBE/STORAGEUTILITY CUPBOARDOPTIONAL WINTER GARDEN

WW/SUC

KITCHEN

MASTER BEDROOM

BEDROOM 2

EN-SUITE

BATHROOM

UC

HALL

LIVING/DINING

W

W/S

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A P A R T M E N T S2 7 3 4 & 4 1


APARTMENT 27 FLOOR 7APARTMENT 34 FLOOR 9APARTMENT 41 FLOOR 9





WUC

KITCHEN

BATH-ROOM

UCHALL

LIVING/DINING

MASTERBEDROOM

W

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A P A R T M E N T S2 8 3 5 4 2 & 4 8



KITCHEN

BEDROOM 2

MASTER BEDROOM

EN-SUITE

BATH-ROOM

UCW

S

HALL

LIVING/DINING




STORAGEWARDROBEUTILITY CUPBOARDOPTIONAL WINTER GARDEN

SWUC

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LIVING/DINING 5.43m x 4.16m 17’10” x 13’8”KITCHEN 4.08m x 1.65m 13’5” x 5’5”MASTER BEDROOM 6.37m x 3.90m 20’11” x 12’10” BEDROOM 2 5.15m x 3.90m 16’11” x 12’10”BEDROOM 3 5.15m x 2.97m 16’11” x 9’9”BATHROOM 2.54m x 1.70m 8’4” x 5’7”


KITCHEN

BEDROOM 2

BEDROOM 3 MASTER BEDROOM

EN-SUITE

BATH-ROOM

UC

HALL

LIVING/DINING

W


WUC

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S T U N N I N GS P E C I F I C A T I O N SB E S P O K E I N T E R I O R S W I T HC U T T I N G E D G E T E C H N O L O G Y

KITCHEN

• Bespoke custom fitted cabinets• Wall units with integrated lighting below• Soft closing doors and drawers• Compartmentalised waste storage• Silestone worktops• Under-mounted single bowl sink and worktop with carved drainer grooves• Back painted glass splashback• Breakfast bar where appropriate• Wine cooler (option)• Single lever mixer tap with swivel spout• Flooring to match living room and hallway

APPLIANCES (ALL FULLY INTEGRATED)

• Siemens appliances including induction hob, single oven with pyrolytic cleaning and microwave• White goods including dishwasher, fridge/freezer and washer/dryer (washer/dryer typically located in hallway)

WINDOWS

• Floor-to-ceiling triple glazed windows with opening vent

BATHROOMS

• White acrylic bath in family bathroom; large walk-in shower in master en suite bathroom where possible• Glass shower screens• Overhead and hand-held shower in bathrooms (plot specific)• Ceramic/porcelain tiles to walls and floor• White ceramic wall-mounted wc with soft closing seat and dual flush• White ceramic wall-mounted basin• Basin mixer spout and controls• Thermostatically controlled mixer and 2-way control for en suite shower and 3-way control for bath• Underfloor heating• Towel rail, clothes hook and toilet roll holder• Bespoke wall mounted mirrored vanity unit with shaver socket, demisting mirror and integrated feature lighting

JOINERY

• Timber veneered front door• Veneered internal doors to habitable rooms • Designer door furniture • Fitted wardrobe with sliding to master bedroom (and to bedroom 2 in all 3 bedroom apartments)• Hallways provided with fitted cupboards with veneered doors and internal lighting

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WALL AND FLOOR FINISHES

• Painted plasterboard walls and ceilings• Engineered timber floor in living room, hallway and kitchen• Carpet in bedrooms - (engineered timber floor in bedroom as option)• Ceramic/porcelain tiles to bathrooms

MECHANICAL SYSTEMS

• Controlled comfort cooling throughout • Underfloor heating throughout• Whole house ventilation system • Ceiling mounted smoke detectors and residential sprinklers within apartments

ELECTRICAL AND LIGHTING

• 13-Amp circuits throughout• Contemporary ironmongery to all visible sockets and switch plates •Contemporary ironmongery to all light switches • Low energy, low maintenance lighting scheme using led low voltage fittings• 5-Amp lighting sockets to living room and master bedroom

CYCLE PARKING

Secure cycle storage available

AV, TELEPHONE, DATA

• Media plate at all tv locations offering both coax and high speed data cabling for digital tv, dab and fm radio, telephone and data services for media connectivity• High speed internet connection• Communal satellite dish

SECURITY

For all your needs, a concierge service will be available For added peace of mind, cctv will be in operation

Photography is indicative of the specifications. For terms and conditions please see page 70

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Central London offers a diverse range of locations,

which gives rise to properties that suit any taste, from

the traditional to the modern, from the bustling to the

tranquil. As part of one of the UK’s largest residential

developers, Taylor Wimpey Central London aims to

create meticulously designed homes to suit the needs

of a busy London lifestyle, helping redevelop some

of the capital’s most up and coming areas to create

vibrant and thriving communities.

Jones Lang LaSalle30 Warwick StreetLondon W1B 5NH

[email protected]

Selling Agents

For further information visit www.jll.comor call 0203 772 7724 St. Dunstan’s Court, EC1

A T I M E L E S SC O L L E C T I O NC R E A T I N G S I G N A T U R E D E V E L O P M E N T S T H R O U G H O U T T H E H E A R T O F L O N D O N


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Mulberry Mews, N5

Paddington Exchange, EC1

Mulberry Mews, N5

73 Great Peter Street, SW1

Q U A L I T YA S S U R E DA H O M E B U I L D E R O F C H O I C E

We know that buying a home is a significant financial

and personal investment. We aim to make the whole

process as simple and straightforward as possible.

The Taylor Wimpey Central London Customer Journey

is a set of procedures designed to ensure all customers

have the best possible experience, from reserving their

home right through to aftercare once the purchase

is completed. We pride ourselves on providing our

customers with a personalised professional service

on all aspects of their purchase.

We achieve a constantly high ranking with the

Home Builders Federation star ratings for customer

satisfaction. All our homes come with a two-year

Taylor Wimpey Warranty and a 10-year Buildmark

cover from the National House Building Council.

We are a customer-focused business with a firm

commitment to build homes of the highest quality.



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Floorplan disclaimer

Floorplans and dimensions are taken from architectural drawings and could vary during construction. They are provided for guidance only. Total area are provided as gross internal areas under the RICS measuring practice. Dimensions are for guidance only and all measurements and areas may vary within a tolerance of 5%. Total areas are provided as gross internal areas under the RICS measuring practice. Dimensions are not intended to be used for carpet sizes, appliance space or items of furniture. Bathroom and kitchen layouts are indicative only and do not form any part of your contract. Please speak to a member of the sales team for more information.

Specification disclaimer These details are intended to give a general indication of the proposed specification. Taylor Wimpey Central London 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 Taylor Wimpey Central London reserves the right to replace the brand with another of equal quality or better.

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