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HOLMES COURT

A stunningly refurbished collection of twelve

luxurious studio, 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments

within two beautifully restored Georgian houses.

Minutes from the bright lights of the West End.

Moments from the tranquillity of Regent’s Park.

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Regent’s Business School London

University of Westminster

Great Portland Street Station

Baker Street

King’s Cross & St Pancras InternationalRegent’s Park

Baker Street Station

Madame Tussauds

Regent’s Park Station

Euston Station

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BT Tower The CityCanary Wharf The Shard

Centre Point

Oxford Circus

Oxford Street

Regent Street

Tottenham Court Road Station

LSE - London School of Economics

UCL - University College London

British Museum

55 Baker Street

University of the Arts

Marylebone High Street

University of London

Birkbeck University

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Gloucester Place has always been a fashionable place to reside

First laid out in the 1810s, Gloucester Place was named

after the brother of King George III, the Duke of

Gloucester, and today forms one of the most extensive

concentrations of Grade II-listed houses in London.

Gloucester Place is within easy walking distance of

Regent’s Park and Hyde Park, as well as being close to

Baker Street and the West End, and just a short stroll

from the University of Westminster and Oxford Street,

the most famous shopping street in all Europe.

A NOBLE ADDRESS

Did you know?

Victorian sensationalist novelist Wilkie Collins and prominent poet Elizabeth Barrett Browning both lived in

Gloucester Place.

A NOBLE ADDRESS

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GLOUCESTER PLACE

THE HEIGHT OF SOPHISTICATION

The street scene from the top floor

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Vibrant Marylebone is one of the city’s smartest districts

Stretching from Oxford Street to Regent’s Park,

Marylebone is an affluent central postcode, a fashionable

destination and a very liveable area.

Chic restaurants and cafés stand side-by-side with

independent boutiques and designer stores on one of the

prettiest high streets in London; while diverse attractions

draw visitors to investigate the Sherlock Holmes

Museum, catch a match at Lord’s or spot celebrities at

Madame Tussauds.

Centre of attraction

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MARYLEBONE

Did you know?

The area takes its name from a church dedicated to St Mary on the Tybourne stream. Over time, it became known as St Mary at the Bourne, eventually

shortened to Marylebone, or St Marylebone to purists.

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Did you know?

London built the world’s first underground railway between Paddington to Farringdon via Baker Street on today’s Metropolitan line. The original platforms

are still in use.

From Gloucester Place, it’s easy to get around

London – and beyond

London may be one of Europe’s largest cities but its transport

system is extensive. Gloucester Place is just a three-minute

walk from Baker Street Underground station, with five lines

that connect to the West End, City, North and West London;

Marble Arch on the Central Line is just a little further. Regular

services connect to Heathrow Airport (30 mins) and the

Eurostar Terminal at St Pancras (8 mins). Nearby Marylebone

mainline station has direct services to Birmingham and the

Midlands.

Being so central, you’ll find yourself relying on the numerous

buses, black cabs or even using the citywide Cycle Hire scheme

to get around. And escaping by car is a breeze, with nearby

Marylebone Road taking you directly to the M25 ring road and

M40 to the West.

Well connected

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TRANSPORT

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UNIVERSITIES & CULTURE

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1. BUCKINGHAM PALACE

2. ROYAL ACADEMY

3. TRAFALGAR SQUARE

4. TATE BRITAIN

5. TATE MODERN

6. LORDS CRICKET GROUND

7. HARRODS

8. HARVEY NICHOLS

9. LIBERTY

10. WESTMINSTER

11. THE SHARD

12. LONDON EYE

13. SOUTHBANK

14. ST PAUL’S

15. TOWER OF LONDON

16. SELFRIDGES

17. BBC BROADCASTING HOUSE

18. BT TOWER

19. THE BANQUETING HOUSE

20. RENAISSANCE HOTEL

21. THE LANDMARK HOTEL

22. CHELSEA COLLEGE OF ART & DESIGN

23. CENTRAL ST MARTINS

24. CITY OF WESTMINSTER COLLEGE

25. ROYAL COLLEGE OF ART

26. IMPERIAL COLLEGE LONDON

27. LSE - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS

28. UCL - UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON

29. UNIVERSITY OF LONDON

30. KING’S COLLEGE LONDON

31. BIRKBECK UNIVERSITY

32. LONDON COLLEGE OF FASHION

33. UNIVERSITY OF WESTMINSTER

34. REGENTS UNIVERSITY LONDON

35. UNIVERSITY OF THE ARTS

Universities

CULTURE

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London has always been a world-class centre of learning

London excels when it comes to learning, with more than

30,000 courses at 45 recognised universities, colleges

and higher-education institutions welcoming more than

100,000 international students. In a city renowned for its

multi-cultural population, it makes a friendly, safe and

accepting place for both students and visitors.

CLASS ACT

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UNIVERSITIES

Did you know?

London’s 45 universities form the largest concentration of higher education in Europe.

Expand your thinking at some of the city’s best-known institutions of higher learning.

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London College of Fashion

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London School of Economics and Political Science

Royal College of Art

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PLACES TO EAT1. 108 MARYLEBONE LANE

2. CANVAS BY MICHAEL RIEMENSCHNEIDER

3. COCOCHAN

4. FISHWORKS

5 GALVIN BISTROT DE LUXE

6. GETTI

7. L’AUTRE PIED

8. LA FROMAGERIE CAFÉ

9. LA PORTE DES INDES

10. LE GAVROCHE

11. LE RELAIS DE VENISE L’ENTRECOTE

12. LEVANT

13. LOCANDA LOCATELLI

14. MAZE GRILL

15. ORRERY

16. REUBENS

17. ROUX AT THE LANDAU

18. ROYAL CHINA

19. ROYAL CHINA CLUB

20. SWAN & EDGAR

21. THE POTTING SHED RESTAURANT & BAR

22. THE SEA SHELL OF LISSON GROVE

23. TWOTWENTYTWO@ THE LANDMARK

HOTELS24. CLARIDGE’S

25. GROSVENOR HOUSE

26. HYATT REGENCY LONDON - THE CHURCHILL HOTEL

27. LONDON HILTON ON PARK LANE HOTEL

28. LONDON MARRIOTT - GROSVENOR SQUARE

29. LONDON MARRIOTT HOTEL PARK LANE

30. MILLENNIUM HOTEL LONDON MAYFAIR

31. PARK PLAZA SHERLOCK HOLMES

32. RADISSON BLU PORTMAN HOTEL

33. THE CONNAUGHT

34. THE CUMBERLAND HOTEL

35. THE LANDMARK LONDON HOTEL

36. THE LANGHAM HOTEL

37. THE MONTCALM

LANDMARKS38. LORD’S CRICKET GROUND

39. MADAME TUSSAUDS LONDON

40. OPEN AIR THEATRE - REGENT’S PARK

41. THE BRITISH MUSEUM

42. SELFRIDGES & CO

43. WIGMORE HALL

HEALTH & FITNESS44. FITNESS FIRST BAKER STREET

45. LA FITNESS MARYLEBONE

46. MARYLEBONE VILLAGE FITNESS

47. THE THIRD SPACE

LOCAL EDUCATION48. EUROPEAN BUSINESS SCHOOL LONDON

49. FRANCIS HOLLAND SCHOOL

50. LONDON BUSINESS SCHOOL

51. QUEEN’S COLLEGE

52. REGENT’S BUSINESS SCHOOL LONDON

53. ROYAL ACADEMY OF MUSIC

54. SYLVIA YOUNG THEATRE SCHOOL

55. UNIVERSITY OF WESTMINSTER

56. WETHERBY PREPARATORY SCHOOL

CLOSE TO HOME

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Marylebone High Street – Upmarket fashion, eating and beauty shops.

Bond Street – Internationally renowned designer flagship boutiques.

Dover Street Market – quirky, one-off, upmarket fashion boutiques.

Oxford Street – department stores Selfridges, Debenhams, John Lewis and House of Fraser, as well as high-street chains.

Carnaby Street – No longer the centre of Swinging London but an enclave of designer and one-off boutiques.

Regent Street – Liberty, Apple store, Burberry, Hamley’s and Anthropologie.

Savile Row – Famed for traditional men’s suiting.

Jermyn Street – Renowned for traditional men’s shirts, shoe shops and fragrance from Floris.

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Knightsbridge – Famous for world-famous department stores Harrods and Harvey Nichols, both with a heavy emphasis on fashion.

King’s Road, Chelsea – Two miles of shopping; the western end is famous for antiques.

Notting Hill – Famous Portobello Road antiques market and one-off concept boutiques.

Westfield London – Huge shopping centre in Shepherd’s Bush with major international brands.

RETAIL THERAPY

London’s most stylish shopping lies within minutes of Gloucester Place.

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SHOPPING

Did you know?

London’s Selfridges was voted best department store in the world in both 2012 and 2013.

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Did you know?

London’s four World Heritage Sites are the Tower of London, Kew Gardens, Westminster (the Abbey and Houses of Parliament), and Greenwich

(Royal Naval College and Observatory).

Endless fascination

London turns on the charm

For a city that’s been a centre of importance for 2,000 years,

London juggles the past and the present with surprising ease.

When you ask people across the world what they associate with

the city, they’re just as likely to say fashion, shopping and cool as

they are to say royalty, theatre and Big Ben.

Whether it’s wandering around the trendsetting streets of

Spitalfields and Shoreditch in the East End, perusing antiques

in Mayfair or the luxury stores of Sloane Street, London is

constantly surprising, dynamic, creative and full of energy.

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Dining in the capital is always a treat

London is officially one of the best cities in the world to eat out.

The old pubs and formica-topped cafés of yesterday have given way

to a range of award-winning restaurants, wine bars, gastropubs and

concept eateries.

And at Gloucester Place, you have on your doorstep the whole of

the West End, the ultimate place for fine dining.

LONDON ON A PLATE

EATING AND DRINKING

Dinner is served

A selection of fine dining establishments in and around Marylebone.

L’Autre Pied , 5-7 Blandford Street, Marylebone W1Canvas, 69 Marylebone Lane, Marylebone W1Cocochan, 38-40 James Street, Marylebone W1Fishworks, 89 Marylebone High Street, Marylebone W1Galvin Bistrot de Luxe, 66 Baker Street, Marylebone W1La Fromagerie, 2-6 Moxon Street, Marylebone W1The Landmark, 222 Marylebone Road, Marylebone NW1 Occo Bar & Kitchen, 58 Crawford Street, W1

Locanda Locatelli , The Churchill, Portman Square, Marylebone W1 The Old Laundry, 6 Grotto Passage, Marylebone W1The Orrery, 55 Marylebone High Street, Marylebone W1La Porte des Indes, 32 Bryanston Street, Marylebone W1The Potting Shed, Dorset Square Hotel, Dorset Square, Marylebone NW1 The Swan & Edgar, 43 Linhope Street, Marylebone NW1

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Did you know?

Afternoon tea became a fixture in the 1840s, and is still served with pomp and traditional at The Ritz, Claridge’s, Fortnum & Mason, Harrods and Brown’s Hotel.

The Best of the Best

London’s Michelin-starred restaurants take you on a tour of the world’s great cuisines, imaginatively prepared, beautifully presented.

Alain Ducasse at The Dorchester , 53 Park Lane, Mayfair W1

Alyn Williams at The Westbury , Westbury Hotel, 37 Conduit Street, Mayfair W1

Amaya , Halkin Arcade, Motcomb Street, Hyde Park Corner SW1

Apsleys , The Lanesborough Hotel, Hyde Park Corner SW1

Arbutus , 63-64 Frith Street, Soho W1

Benares Restaurant , 12a Berkeley Square House, Berkeley Square, Mayfair W1

Bo London , 4 Mill Street, Mayfair W1

Brasserie Chavot , 41 Conduit Street, Mayfair W1

Dabbous , 39 Whitfield Street London W1

Dinner by Heston Blumenthal , Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park, 66 Knightsbridge,

Knightsbridge SW1

Galvin at Windows , London Hilton Hotel, 22 Park Lane, Mayfair W1

Hakkasan , 8 Hanway Place, Mayfair W1

Hélène Darroze at The Connaught Hotel , Carlos Place, Mayfair W1

Kai Mayfair , 65 South Audley Street, Mayfair W1

L’Atelier de Joel Robuchon , 13-15 West Street, Covent Garden, WC2

Le Gavroche , 43 Upper Brook Street, Mayfair W1

Lima , 31 Rathbone Place, Marylebone W1

Marcus Wareing at The Berkeley , Wilton Place, Knightsbridge SW1

Maze , London Marriott, 10-13 Grosvenor Square, Mayfair W1

Murano , 20-22 Queen Street, Mayfair W1

Nobu Berkeley , 15 Berkeley Street, Mayfair W1

Pétrus , 1 Kinnerton Street, Knightsbridge SW1

Sketch , 9 Conduit Street, Mayfair W1

The Square , 6-10 Bruton Street, Mayfair W1

Tamarind , 20 Queen Street, Mayfair W1

Tom Aikens , 43 Elystan Street, Chelsea, London, SW3

Yauatcha , 15-17 Broadwick Street, Soho, W1

: Michelin Star

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London’s cultural scene constantly confronts, questions, absorbs and entertains

Nowhere on earth rivals London’s spectacular cultural credentials. The city is home to more than

170 museums, 850 art galleries and 17,000 music performances a year. On top of this, there are

796 cinema screens – more than any other part of the country – plus the world’s oldest surviving

Music Hall, as well as fringe productions, mega-concerts and comedy. There just aren’t enough

days in the year to do it all justice.

That’s entertainment

Treasure troveDig into the capital’s cultural life and you’ll unearth untold riches. We list just a tiny selection of what’s on offer.

Sherlock Holmes Museum, 221B Baker St, London NW1

British Museum, Little Russell Street WC1

Courtauld Institute, Somerset House, Strand, Covent Garden WC2

Design Museum, Kensington High Street, Kensington W8

English National Opera, Coliseum, St Martin’s Lane WC2

Haywood Gallery, South Bank SE1

Holland Park Theatre (opera), Holland Park W8

ICA Gallery, The Mall, St James’s SW1

London Palladium, Argyll Street, Soho W1

National Gallery, Trafalgar Square, WC2

National Theatre, South Bank SE1

National Portrait Gallery, Charing Cross Road WC2

Natural History Museum, Cromwell Road, South Kensington SW7

Royal Academy, Piccadilly, Mayfair W1

Royal Albert Hall, Kensington Gore, London SW7

Royal Festival Hall, South Bank SE1

Royal Opera House (opera and ballet), Bow Street, Covent Garden WC2

Science Museum, Exhibition Road, South Kensington SW7

Tate Britain, South Bank SE1

Theatre Royal, Catherine Street, Covent Garden WC2

Victoria and Albert Museum, Brompton Road, South Kensington SW7

Wallace Collection, Manchester Square, Fitrovia W1

Wigmore Hall, Wigmore Street, Fitzrovia, W1

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CULTURE

Did you know?

London has been named the world’s museum capital, with three in the list of the top tenmost visited in the world here: The British Museum, National Gallery and Tate Modern.

The Sherlock Holmes Museum is just a short stoll away from Holmes Court

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THE APARTMENTS

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par excellence

Stylish living, right at the heart of London

The twelve Gloucester Place apartments will be finished to the

highest standards for the sleekest of living, each with a spacious

well-proportioned living area, huge original windows, ample

storage and quality materials.

Created with luxury living in mind, Gloucester Place offers a range

of chic, central and comfortable residences.

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Living Rooms

Living the life

Stunning open-plan living, dining and kitchen areas reflect

a contemporary lifestyle, and bring together all the elements

of daily life in one convenient space. Light and roomy, the

comfortable living areas blend superb quality finishes and

intelligent design.

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Kitchens

FOOD FOR THOUGHT

Kitchens are focal points in contemporary homes; Gloucester

Place’s have been individually designed as areas where you can

not only prepare food, but congregate, discuss, experiment and

spend time.

All the high-specification kitchens have sleek and stylish

worktops, recessed feature downlights and fully integrated

appliances to give the chef of the house a head start.

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Bedrooms at Gloucester Place are designed to feel luxurious,

tranquil and pampering.

With generous proportions, quality fixtures and sleek

decoration, sleeping spaces incorporate soft lighting, butter-soft

carpeting and plentiful storage space, designed to form. The

backdrop to a perfect night’s sleep.

DARE TO DREAM

Bedrooms

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Bathrooms have become sanctuaries from busy lives:

places to relax, retreat and pamper. At Gloucester Place,

all the bathrooms combine high-specification fixtures

with generous space, subdued lighting and the highest-

quality natural materials. To help you unwind in the

height of luxury.

Bathrooms

A luxury retreat

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G L O U C E S T E R P L A C E

LOWER GROUND FLO OR

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3 BEDROOMSKITCHEN/LIVING/DINING ROOM 22’11” X 20’4” (MAX)

MASTER BEDROOM & ENSUITE 12’6” X 14’1”

BEDROOM 1 15’10” X 8’11”

BEDROOM 2 17’7” X 9’3”

BATHROOM 5’ X 9’1”

COURTYARD 10’2” (MAX) X 10’5”

AREA: 1160 SQFT

105 107

COURTYARD

BEDROOM 2

REFUSE STORAGE

ENSUITE

BATHROOM

STORE

MASTER BEDROOM

KITCHEN/LIVING/DINING ROOM

GLAZED DOOR

STORAGE

MASTER BEDROOM

BEDROOM 1BEDROOM 2

STORE

COURTYARD


BATHROOM

OBSCURED GLASS ROOF OVER

BEDROOM 1

SKYLIGHT


BASEMENT

1

ENSUITE

1

STORAGE

STORESTORE

WC WC

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2


GROUND FLO OR

1 BEDROOM

KITCHEN/LIVING/DINING ROOM 22’10” x 16’11” (max)

MASTER BEDROOM 12’10”x 9’11”

BATHROOM 5’10” x 4’67”

AREA: 575 SQFT

105 107

GROUND FLOOR


BEDROOM 1

SHOWER

ROOFLIGHT


MASTER BEDROOM



2

2BATHROOM

105 HOLMES COURT

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3

GROUND FLO OR



BATHROOM 5’11” X 7’3”

MASTER BEDROOM WITH ENSUITE 13’9” X 14’8”

BEDROOM 1 9’3” X 12’6”

TERRACE

AREA: 670 SQFT

105 107

GROUND FLOOR


BEDROOM 1

SHOWER ROOM

ROOFLIGHT

SKYLIGHT



BATHROOM

LIVING/DINING ROOM

3

2

KITCHEN

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FIRST FLOOR

105 107

SKYLIGHT

MASTER BEDROOM

ENSUITE

MASTER ROOM

MASTER BEDROOM

ENSUITE

UP

SVP

BEDROOM 1

MASTER BEDROOM

BEDROOM 2

ENSUITEBATHROOM



ALTERNATIVE LAYOUTS

BALCONY BALCONY

BATHROOM

TERRACE

3 3

FIRST FLO OR & SECOND FLO OR


TERRACE


ALTERNATIVE LAYOUTS

BEDROOM 1LIGHTWELL

BEDROOM 1

BEDROOM 1

BATHROOM

LIGHTWELL

ENSUITEMASTER ROOM

BEDROOM 2

BEDROOM 1

SHOWERROOM

MASTER ROOM

ENSUITE


107

SECOND FLOOR


5 4

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4

FIRST FLO OR


1 BEDROOMKITCHEN/LIVING/DINING ROOM 20’3” X 22’9” (MAX)

MASTER BEDROOM 11’1” X 14’11”


AREA: 695 SQFT


FIRST FLOOR

105 107

BALCONY

SKYLIGHT


BATHROOM

MASTER ROOM

MASTER BEDROOM

ENSUITE

UP

SVP

BEDROOM 1

MASTER BEDROOM

BEDROOM 2

ENSUITEBATHROOM



ALTERNATIVE LAYOUTS

BALCONY BALCONY

BATHROOM

TERRACE

4 3 3

105 HOLMES COURT

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5

SECOND FLO OR




BEDROOM 1 14’9” X 7’2”


AREA: 695 SQFT


ALTERNATIVE LAYOUTS

BEDROOM 1

MASTER ROOM


BATHROOM

ENSUITE

LIGHTWELL

BEDROOM 1

BEDROOM 1

BATHROOM

LIGHTWELL

ENSUITEMASTER ROOM

BEDROOM 2

BEDROOM 1

SHOWERROOM

MASTER ROOM

ENSUITE


105 107

SECOND FLOOR


5 5 4

105 HOLMES COURT

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6

THIRD FLO OR


3 BEDROOMS

KITCHEN/LIVING/DINING ROOM 20’11” X 13’7”

MASTER BEDROOM WITH ENSUITE 16’ X 13’2”

BEDROOM 1 14’ X 9’ (MAX)

BEDROOM 2 10’5” X 9’3”


AREA: 835 SQFT

NEW ENCLOSURE

FOR STAIRCASE

BEDROOM 1

MASTER BEDROOM


ENSUITE

BEDROOM 2

BATHROOM

STORE

105


THIRD FLOOR


BATHROOM

BATHROOM

STUDIO

STUDIO

6 5

5

105 HOLMES COURT

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1

LOWER GROUND FLO OR


3 BEDROOMS

KITCHEN/LIVING/DINING ROOM 20’1” X 23’10” (MAX)


ENSUITE 5’1” X 9’2”

BEDROOM 1 7’3” X 8’11”

BEDROOM 2 13’3” X 7’11”


COURTYARD

AREA: 1,175 SQFT

105 107

COURTYARD

BEDROOM 2

REFUSE STORAGE

ENSUITE

BATHROOM

STORE

MASTER BEDROOM


GLAZED DOOR

STORAGE

MASTER BEDROOM

BEDROOM 1BEDROOM 2

STORE

COURTYARD


BATHROOM

OBSCURED GLASS ROOF OVER

BEDROOM 1

SKYLIGHT


BASEMENT

1

ENSUITE

1

STORAGE

STORESTORE

WC WC

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2

GROUND FLO OR


2 BEDROOMSKITCHEN/LIVING/DINING ROOM 17’ X 35’6”

SHOWER ROOM 4’6” X 8’

BEDROOM 1 9’9” X 8’

MASTER BEDROOM 13’4” X 12’8” (MAX)

ENSUITE 9’3” X 4’6”

AREA: 1,150 SQFT

3

2

2

KITCHEN

105 107

GROUND FLOOR


BEDROOM 1

SHOWER ROOM

ROOFLIGHT

SKYLIGHT



BATHROOM

LIVING/DINING ROOM

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FIRST FLO OR



FIRST FLOOR

105 107

BALCONY

SKYLIGHT

BEDROOM

MASTER BEDROOM


ENSUITE

BATHROOM

MASTER BEDROOM

ENSUITE

UP

SVP

BEDROOM 1

MASTER BEDROOM

BEDROOM 2

ENSUITE


ALTERNATIVE LAYOUTS

BALCONY

BATHROOM

TERRACE

4 3

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3

FIRST FLO OR


1 BEDROOM

KITCHEN/LIVING/DINING ROOM 23’7” (MAX) X 10’11”


BATHROOM ROOM 3’8” X 7’8”

AREA: 725 SQFT


FIRST FLOOR

105 107

BALCONY

SKYLIGHT

BEDROOM

MASTER BEDROOM


ENSUITE

BATHROOM

MASTER ROOM

UP

SVP

BEDROOM 1

MASTER BEDROOM

BEDROOM 2

ENSUITEBATHROOM



BALCONY BALCONY

BATHROOM

TERRACE

4 3 3

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4

SECOND FLO OR


3 BEDROOMS

KITCHEN/LIVING/DINING ROOM 14’7” X 13’5” (MAX)


BEDROOM 1 14’10” X 7’8”

BEDROOM 2 9’6” X 12’6”

SHOWER ROOM 5’11” X 11’5”

AREA: 825 SQFT

TERRACE


ALTERNATIVE LAYOUTS

BEDROOM 1

BEDROOM 1

MASTER ROOM


BATHROOM

ENSUITE

LIGHTWELL

BEDROOM 1

BEDROOM 1

BATHROOM

LIGHTWELL

ENSUITEMASTER ROOM

BEDROOM 2

BEDROOM 1

SHOWER ROOM

MASTER ROOM

ENSUITE


105 107

SECOND FLOOR


5 5 4

107 HOLMES COURT

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THIRD FLO OR


STUDIO

AREA: 410 SQFT

BEDROOM 1

MASTER BEDROOM


ENSUITE

BEDROOM 2

BATHROOM

STORE

105


THIRD FLOOR


BATHROOM

STUDIO

6 5

STORE

107 HOLMES COURT

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6

THIRD FLO OR


STUDIO

AREA: 445 SQFT

BEDROOM 1

MASTER BEDROOM


ENSUITE

BEDROOM 2

BATHROOM

STORE

105


THIRD FLOOR


BATHROOM

STUDIO

6

6

STORE

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Designed to be blissfully calm places, with velvet-soft carpeting, soft lighting and muted tones.

APARTMENT SPECIFICATION

KITCHENSAll kitchen units will be supplied and fitted by bespoke kitchenspecialist joiners Molteni, Asselle or similar.Key features will include:• Gloss white door veneer panels• Marble/quartz worktops• 18mm sturdy carcasses• High quality cabinet hardware• Soft closers throughout• Handleless doors• Splashbacks - Back sprayed glass• All fitted appliances shall be Bosch or similar high quality

Appliances will include:• Fridge/freezer• Multi-function single oven with grill• Microwave or combination oven• Concealed dishwasher• Electric induction hob• Utility rooms to be fitted with high quality cupboards• Washer/driers to be Miele or similar

BEDROOMSBedrooms to be provided with walk-in wardrobes in luxurious dark timberveneer or single wardrobes with contrasting timber veneer finish. Joineryto be full height and fitted with high quality hardware.

BATHROOMSBathrooms will include:• Elegant ceramic tiled wall with feature cut stone mosaic wall finishes• Cantilevered vanity units with architectural basins• Tiled floors with underfloor heating• Hansgrohe taps• Oversized ‘rain’ shower to master bathrooms with glass screens• Heated towel rails• Shaver socket• Mirrored cabinets• Baths to all master suites with stone tops and tiled edges

LIGHTINGLighting has been designed to accentuate the key spaces. Dimmer switchesare to be used throughout to control the lighting from a central point ineach room.Low-voltage energy saving down lighters are to be provided throughout.The majority of the proposed luminaries will use LED technology.The architectural lighting scheme will be supplemented by numerous 5amp lighting sockets located throughout the main living space at low level.

HEATING & COOLINGEach apartment will be provided with under floor heating in bathrooms.Flat panel radiators will be provided and electric under floor mats in en-suites and water closets.

SECURITY & SAFETYEach apartment will have:• Night latch and two dead locks to all entrance doors• Colour video entry system• Smoke detectors throughout apartment with heat detectors in kitchens• Individual fire alarms• Security locks to external and sliding doors• Telephone & data systems• CAT 5 cabling for digital TV/DAB and FM radio, telephone and data

services including wi-fi• Principal rooms will be wired for Surround sound in the ceiling• Sky HD/Freeview enabled• Wiring points for data and telephone within living rooms

and bedrooms

WARRANTYA BLP warranty or similar form of warranty for new residentialapartments shall be provided.

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ENGLISH ROSE

English Rose Estates represents the incorporation of a longstanding and very successful property partnership which first began in 1975. With over 40 years experience in the property industry the team has put together and overseen numerous highly innovative and pioneering property deals, as well as developments, both in the UK and across the globe.

In the UK they aim to build upon their proven track record and recognised expertise in urban/brownfield regeneration. Whilst ever aware of the reality of globalisation, English Rose Estates also aims to consolidate and build upon its long established success in selected world markets.

See our website for details www.englishroseestates.co.uk

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