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King’s Cross, N1C — the ultimate destination for the sophisticated and savvy city dweller, keen to live in the most dynamic and diverse location in town. Superbly connected. The new creative heart of London. A thriving, extraordinary community.
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RIGHT — The Plimsoll BuildingA computer generated image of the Plimsoll Building
‘A stunning development that embraces the past
while looking to the future. The transition from
a depository of Victorian grain, to a university
where the seeds of artistic ideas sprout, has been
handled with great sensitivity and flair. It has
brought an enlightened focus to the wholesale
regeneration of the surrounding area.
Boris Johnson, Mayor of London
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Inspirational new canal and parkside living at the
heart of the vibrant and ever evolving King’s Cross.
A cluster of towers arranged around a stunning
central garden, landscaped with architectural
trees, shrubs and aromatic herbs. Residents are
greeted by a spectacular curling staircase that
leads from the lobby, up into an engaging lounge
and the ever efficient services of the Plimsoll
Building’s concierge.
This comfortably furnished reception spills
out into the garden, whilst soaring into the sky
is a rooftop conservatory and viewing gallery on
levels 12 and 13 providing panoramas of London.
The gently flowing Regent’s Canal, the calm oasis
of the two acre Camley Street Natural Park and the
excitement of eclectic shops, restaurants and bars
are all close by. The private apartments are found
in the 12 storeys around and above the courtyard
garden on the second level. Below are a new
Academy primary school and Frank Barnes School
for Deaf Children, co-located with new community
meeting facilities. Truly world-class residential,
arranged above an innovative, outstanding
teaching and learning environment.
The bustling heart of King’s Cross is the vast expanse of
Granary Square, with its dramatic, illuminated fountains,
grand steps down to the Regent’s Canal and imposing
historic buildings. The magnificent Granary Building is
home to Central Saint Martins, part of the University of the
Arts, London. To one side, the evocative Coal Drops, built
in brick and cast iron to transfer coal from the North of
England from rail wagons to road carts.
Today, Coal Drops Yard is being refurbished and
repurposed by Heatherwick Studio as a multi-level,
eclectic and diverse destination for shopping, eating
and meeting. The industrial structures originally carried
four railway tracks, from which coal was dropped into
storage hoppers. The Coal Drops are closely associated
with merchant and mine owner Samuel Plimsoll, who also
commissioned a viaduct that linked to further coal drops
across the Regent’s Canal, on Cambridge Street (now
Camley Street).
Plimsoll later became known the world over as a
campaigner for safety at sea, introducing the loadline that
has since become mandatory on ships all over the world.
The naming of the Plimsoll Building is an opportunity to
acknowledge his close connection to King’s Cross and his
significant contribution to maritime safety.
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Fig 5 Nicolette Jones, author of ‘The Plimsoll Sensation’, the definitive guide to his campaign for maritime safety, with a passionate interest in Plimsoll’s heritage and connection with King’s Cross.
L O C A T I O N
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The most exciting urban and mixed-use destination to
be found in this world capital. At the heart of London’s
evolving cultural community, King’s Cross is home
to the world famous art, theatre, design and fashion
college, Central Saint Martins, part of the University
of the Arts London. The award-winning conversion of
the 19th century, Grade II listed Granary Complex, to
accommodate around 5,000 of the most gifted and
creative minds from around the world, exemplifies
the bold blend of heritage and modernity and the
robust and charismatic architecture that is King’s
Cross. Alongside are the House Of Illustration and the
neighbouring Kings Place, with its concert halls and
contemporary art galleries. Meanwhile, innovative
street theatre, cultural and musical events take place
throughout the year in many of the newly created
public spaces that permeate the area.
The Regent’s Canal curls through the centre of
the development, lined with picturesque narrow boats
and barges and the languid pace of the canal belies the
vibrancy of the city just yards away. Invaluable open
spaces include Lewis Cubitt Park and Square,
Gasholder Park and Granary Square, with its
spectacular, illuminated fountains and steps leading
down to the water. The juxtaposition of heritage
buildings and contemporary architecture make the
67 acre King’s Cross an inspiring place to live, work
and play, with both brand new and refurbished
buildings, numerous newly-created streets and
successful public spaces. An engaging and eclectic
mixture of shops, restaurants and bars bring the area
alive throughout the day and evening, all year around.
No location is so well connected. This is the best
transport interchange in the country. The two mainline
stations of King’s Cross and St. Pancras International
link six London underground lines to the rest of the
United Kingdom; and the international high speed rail
provides a direct connection to Paris, Brussels and
the rest of Europe.
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We discovered a new slice of London bristling with
an arts scene, music bars, restaurants and public
spaces. And all just minutes from the King’s Cross
platform Boudicea just might be buried beneath…
The historic heart of King’s Cross has a new beat.
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A Plan of the
Plimsoll Buildingand its context
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The Plimsoll Building lies to the west of Granary
Square, within easy reach of the transport
interchange and its world-class connections.
Homes, educational and creative facilities, offices
and cultural institutions all sit together to create
a vibrant and energetic tapestry of people and
activity. Alongside the apartments, many of which
face the Regent’s Canal, is Gasholder Park, an
inspiring green space designed by Bell Phillips
Architects and landscaped by Dan Pearson Studio,
and the Gasholders apartments built within a
refurbished triplet of Grade II listed gasholder
guide frames. To the north and east, the expertly
landscaped Lewis Cubitt Park and Handyside
Gardens offer further green space within which
children and adults alike can play and relax. And
even closer to home, Coal Drops Yard will provide a
rich mix of independent shops, galleries, bars and
restaurants in evocative Victorian railway buildings.
From here, Somers Town Bridge will provide
pedestrians and cyclists direct access across the
Regent’s Canal to Camley Street Natural Park.
In Granary Square, 1,080 dancing and
illuminated fountains create a spectacular show in
front of the Granary Building. Here you find a vast
array of restaurants, Caravan, the lively restaurant,
bar and roastery, top chef Bruno Loubet’s Grain
Store, the Bombay café Dishoom, and the newly
opened gastropub The Lighterman with stunning
views of the Regent’s Canal. A new Waitrose
featuring a cookery school, bustling street food
markets and a diverse range of cafés, restaurants
and shops are all on your doorstep — located in
buildings old and new and many occupied by some
of the most influential international companies,
from Louis Vuitton to Havas and Google.
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Place making and personality are what is making
new areas of London successful. At King’s Cross
you see a complete mix which ranges from
education to offices and restaurants. You’re
creating a 24/7 environment.
The Sunday Telegraph
L I F E I N A DAY
King’s Cross is a place where you can live, love,
work and play. A diverse and energetic spirit
that embraces everybody whether you are living,
visiting or studying amongst its unique variety
of old and new. If you are lucky to live in one of
the fabulous apartments, then your King’s Cross
experience will start from the moment you wake up
to the time you rest your head on your pillow.
If you like to keep fit, you can jog along
the tow-path of the Regent’s Canal, do gentle
exercises in Lewis Cubitt Park or stretch lazily
in the Plimsoll fitness suite. Perk up your senses
before going to work or joining the first lecture
of the day and grab a pastry and a freshly roasted
coffee at Caravan or Notes on Pancras Square. Take
in an exhibition, savour a symphony, peruse the
British Library or just hop onto a train and enjoy the
romance of a Paris spring. You can fill up the fridge
or feed your fashion sense at the ever increasing
shopping in the area; or just sit, mesmerised by
fountains, under the trees in Granary Square.
King’s Cross — a tapestry for life.
‘With its street food market and open air
performance space, its buffed-up warehouse
quarter and performing arts hub, King’s Cross
is now an area to travel to, not through.
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A well-earned alfresco breakfast atGranger & Co on Pancras Square
Grab a cappuccino, large, from Notes – can’t beat it
Jogging on the canal, perfect way to start the day
Arrive at the office, clearly not the first
Meet a friend off the train or leave for Paris
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Perusing the 18montrose preview store on Stable Street
Smells of the KERB food market intoxicating but running late for lunchPick up some essentials from the local Waitrose
and book in a lesson at the cookery school
Head to The Lighterman for lunch overlooking the canal
Hit the shops on the Western Concourse at King’s Cross Station
Central Saint Martins students hard at work
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Private view at the Pangolin Gallery
Catch the last set and some rays – C’mon Andy!
Dinner and drinks at Chef Bruno Loubet’s Grain Store – Timeout top 50 London
Join a fitness class at the FRAME studios
Grab the signature cocktail at the German Gymnasium's Meister Bar
Catch a flick at the Floating Cinemaon Regent’s Canal
A final nightcap at Vinoteca...mandatory!
Pick up some of the finest Mediterranean produce at the eponymous Greek Larder
Take your seats for the start of the evening’s concert at Kings Place
Head down to the Alexander McQueenfashion show in the heritage Coal Drops
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LEFT — The Plimsoll BuildingFrom the second floor central garden with
its myriad of architectural trees and shrubs,
stylised benches and paved seating area,
enjoy the views of the landmark Gasholder
No. 8 and the London skyline
‘...the perfect mix of grittiness and shininess,
simultaneously a symbol of London’s industrial
and engineering past and the creative present the city
would like to portray.
Edwin Heathcote, Financial Times, January 2013
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P O R T R A I T O F A C O M M U N I T Y
King’s Cross is home to an engaging mixture of
individuals, of companies, restaurants and cafés,
students and teachers, workers and wildlife. People
of every age, of a multitude of skills and talents,
whether committed to changing the world through
technology or through fashion, enriching our lives
through sculpture and dance, entertaining our
palates or just dancing in fountains. It is now home
to a plethora of diverse global brands; there are
the cool urban restaurant destinations and tables
starched with linen and dishes with signatures; there
are people who now live at King’s Cross, work at
King’s Cross and those that just have a great deal
of fun at King’s Cross.
In the following pages, photographer Brian
Griffin has created portraits of some of those to
whom the area is home, whether during the day,
the evenings or all night long.
Granary Square at nightThe dramatic fountains and imposing façade of
the Granary Building are key features of Granary
Square at the centre of King’s Cross
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T H E E X T R AO R D I N A R Y WO R L D O F K I N G ’ S C R O S S 27
‘King’s Cross is fast emerging as a creative
hub for London. It’s going to be an energizing
place to work and feels like a natural home
for Universal Music with many opportunities
for collaboration and inspiration literally on
our doorstep
David Joseph, Universal’s chairman and UK chief executive
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King’s Cross is home to thousands of people, some living or
studying, others working or just visiting. King’s Cross is attracting
dynamic companies and institutions; restaurants and cafés;
teachers, students and artists; performers and galleries; shops
and stall-keepers; new residents, families and friends.
The varied mix of some 2,000 apartments, penthouses and
townhouses and high quality student housing is fashioning a
lively and diverse community.
World famous brands, major companies and exquisite chefs
are all part of King’s Cross. Rub shoulders with the luxury of Louis
Vuitton, the technology of Google UK and their neighbours,
Havas, CSC, New Day, AutoTrader, PRS for Music, the Art Fund and
Universal Music. Bruno Loubet, Marcus Wareing, Mark Sargeant,
Jamie Oliver, Theodore Kyriakou and D & D London are all running
or opening restaurants.
King’s Cross is the new creative and cultural hub of London,
home to the world-renowned Central Saint Martins, part of the
University of the Arts London, the House of Illustration and the
Art Fund. Three new buildings are currently being designed for
the Aga Khan Development Network. The building immediately
to the east of the Plimsoll Building will be a cultural building for
art, performance and education, with an associated hotel.
King’s Cross has 26 acres of open squares, parks, gardens
and other open space, including the drama of Granary Square,
the beautifully landscaped Lewis Cubitt Park and the remarkable
Gasholder Park set within the refurbished Gasholder No.8,
framing views to and from the Plimsoll Building.
King’s Cross prides itself on its environmental sustainability.
Combined heat and power technology provides low-carbon
heat to residential, office and other buildings, via the estate-
wide district heating network; and offsets some 80% of the
development’s power demand at the same time.
King’s Cross is investing in the best urban wi-fi in the
country, free to all. And it has its own post code — N1C.
King’s Cross embraces the past with an eye to the future.
A symbol of London’s industrial and engineering past; and now
the beating heart and soul of 21st century living.
T H E B U I L D I N G
31T H E A R C H I T E C T U R E
David Morley Architects is an award-winning London-
based architectural practice specialising in projects
that are both evolutionary and revolutionary, building
on tradition as well as creating prototypes for the
future. Its belief is that exceptional architecture
is the product of great design and enlightened
patronage. Its work is based on a process of dialogue
and communication to ensure every scheme is well
focused on delivering what each individual client
needs. The perfect practice to design the Plimsoll
Building, providing superb open market and key-
worker accommodation and London’s best teaching
and learning environment for both Academy pupils
and deaf and hard of hearing children.
The Plimsoll Building is conceived as a cluster
of domestic scaled towers, rising to 13 storeys
above ground and arranged around a
landscaped central garden. The design of the
building is influenced by the existing industrial
vernacular, an important reminder of the rich
heritage and history of the site, whilst creating
a new layer of richness and materiality.
The garden is designed as a three-
dimensional oasis of greenery with rooflights
integrated as sculptural features within the
landscape, allowing light to flood into the
circulation spaces of the school below. The
extensive use of plants brings a distinctive
character to the Plimsoll Building. It also
helps purify the air, enrich wildlife and reduce
the urban heat island.
LEFT — Portrait of David Morley by Brian Griffin
‘I see this as a pioneering model for high density
mixed use place making. The streetscape is animated
by education and community uses with residential
towers above. It evokes the industrial heritage of
King’s Cross but is juxtaposed around a lush garden
opening out to the south west, the Regent’s Canal
and amazing views across London.
David Morley — David Morley Architects
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33T H E S C H O O L S
On the lower floors of the Plimsoll Building are two schools, the King’s Cross Academy and Frank Barnes School for Deaf Children. The Academy is sponsored by the King’s Cross Academy Trust, in which the developers themselves are substantial partners. “We see the new Academy as fundamental to the wider regeneration of King’s Cross, becoming a focal point for and delivering benefits to, the whole community” says Robert Evans, Chairman of the Governors. “We have a clear vision of what we plan to achieve… and will draw upon the exceptional facilities we are creating at King’s Cross and our exceptional relationship with incoming occupiers to develop a first-class educational offer and enrichment programme”. The Academy is part of a unique education campus, co-located with Frank Barnes School for Deaf Children, an existing outstanding school. The new facility has been designed taking advice from other local schools and drawing on international best practice, ensuring the co-location is far more meaningful than merely sharing the same building. The new premises have been designed with shared spaces for staff training and collaborative development and for children from both schools to play together. The two schools will be a focus point for King’s Cross and its thriving, growing community.
RIGHT — A Sense of ArrivalThe ground and first floors of the Plimsoll Building are
dedicated to its two schools, and to the residents’ entrance
lobby which includes a spectacular spiral stairway leading to
the residents’ lounge, gardens and concierge
Car park entrance
School entrance
Landscaped communalpodium garden
Secure bicycle storage
Reception and residents’ lounge
24 hour concierge
Private dining
Entrance lobby
Residents’ fitness suite
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LEFT — A view of the reception and private residents’ roomAdjacent to the courtyard garden designed
by Dan Pearson, the residents’ lounge will
provide a place to meet both inside and out
‘King’s Cross with it’s
“international and cosmopolitan”
feel... is the perfect spot for the
latest Granger & Co.
Bill Granger, Wish Magazine
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Residents arriving at the Plimsoll Building will be
greeted by the ground floor lobby’s extraordinary
curling staircase that delivers them into an
elevated reception area adjacent to the garden and
manned by an ever-efficient concierge. Cool and
contemporary in style, the comfortably furnished
meeting spaces open out onto the garden designed
by Dan Pearson, with its sculpted shrubs, seating
areas and views out towards the capital. It is a
delightful oasis for meeting guests and relaxing
in summer, whilst this courtyard provides a soft
foreground for the panoramas of the Regent’s Canal
and London beyond.
To one side the gardens are lined by a glazed
corridor leading to the ‘Summer’ apartments,
ensuring that the lush garden courtyard will be a
vibrant focus of activity and life all year around.
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LEFT — The reception and residents’ loungeA view of the sophisticated reception area
opening out onto the courtyard garden with
the iconic Gasholder No.8 beyond
T H E A M E N I T I E S
41If you draw a line, draw it high on the wall. Excellence is not to be dreamt of but strived for and stretching for that line is what makes ordinary places extraordinary, gives life its style; will give the Plimsoll Building its soul.
43T H E L I F E S T Y L E L I N E
At the Plimsoll Building, residents can call on
an engaging and professional concierge team
providing a range of services to make their
lives easier. From basic assistance with luggage
and deliveries; dealing with post and parcels;
arranging taxis or cars to organising newspapers
and magazines, flowers or dry cleaning. For those
who travel, the team can arrange cleaning or
take in deliveries to prepare for your arrival — a
trustworthy connection for peace of mind and
sensible convenience.
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The Plimsoll Building’s residents’ lounge is the
perfect space to unwind, pick up messages, answer
emails or greet guests before heading up to your
apartment. There is a selection of books and
newspapers available and a sumptuous seating
area to while away the hours. The adjacent private
residents’ dining room is available for social or
business events, with a fully stocked and serviced
kitchen available to book. The podium garden
ensures the room is filled with natural light and
offers an opportunity to relax in this attractive
al fresco area. This oasis of greenery has been
expertly landscaped by the Chelsea Gold medal
winner Dan Pearson studio.
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At garden level there is a fully equipped
residents’ fitness suite with everything from
yoga mats to cardiovascular machines and free
weights. Enjoy the luxury of convenience and pop
into the gym to energise yourself before you set off
to work or wind down after a long day at the office.
There is also the rooftop conservatory
and viewing gallery on levels 12 and 13, which
has stunning views over King’s Cross. A unique
calming glazed and covered sanctuary to be
appreciated whatever the weather, for reading,
meditating or quietly putting the world to rights
with friends.
T H E I N T E R I O R S
51LEFT — Premier BedroomA computer generated image of a bedroom
that exudes elegance and simplicity
53LEFT — Premier Living RoomA computer generated image of a spacious
living room with awe-inspiring cityscape views
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RIGHT — Premier KitchenA computer generated image of an open plan kitchen
with panoramic views from the breakfast bar
ABOVE — Premier BathroomA computer generated image of a typical
Premier master bathroom
57LEFT — Classic Living RoomA computer generated image
of a typical Classic living room
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LEFT — Penthouse KitchenA computer generated image of a spacious
Penthouse kitchen featuring a stunning
combination of natural stone and solid
oak veneer
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LEFT — Penthouse TerraceA computer generated image of one of the
extensive Penthouse terraces which offer
extraordinary views across the dynamic
panorama of the capital
S P E C I F I C A T I O N
ABOVE — Classic KitchenThe materials for light and
defined colour palette in the
Classic kitchens
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StructureReinforced concrete framed building
High quality façade, the external skin comprising
brick faced precast concrete panels combined
with textured brick panels and white/natural
coloured reconstituted stone feature cladding,
predominantly at the higher levels
The inner skin to the courtyard comprising
white /natural coloured reconstituted stone
panels to enhance the reflected sunlight into
the lower reaches of the garden space
High quality window frames and balcony doors
will house double glazed units within a
robust dark grey aluminium framing
internally and externally
All living spaces are provided with floor to
ceiling glazing to maximise daylight and views
out, with glazed sliding doors that open up onto
a projecting, recessed or Juliet balcony
Solar shading provided by recessed / projecting
balconies and brise soleil
High quality blinds fitted internally to be
operated by the occupant
Elevated ornamental planting within the
courtyard provides a secluded garden
for residents
KitchensKitchen suites have been specially designed for
the Plimsoll Building by Johnson Naylor, and
are in two material and colour palettes, light
and defined
Kitchen cabinets with matt lacquer finish
Wall units with matt lacquer finish to doors, with
integrated down lighting to the work surface
Solid surface worktop (HI-MACS or similar)
with under mounted stainless steel sink and
mixer tap (Hansgrohe or similar)
Glass splash backs, back painted to suit
material palette
Appliances, all Siemens or similar:
—Integrated fridge/freezer
— Integrated multi-function combined electric
oven with microwave
— Integrated 4 zone electric induction hob
—Integrated dishwasher
—Extractor fan with integrated lighting
—Compartmentalised waste storage
— Combined washer/dryer generally situated
within hall cupboard
Note: Variances occur between apartment
types, please refer to the sales team for
details of a particular apartment
BathroomsThe bathroom suites have been specifically
designed for the Plimsoll Building by Johnson
Naylor in a bespoke material palette
Continuously formed basin and vanity unit in a
solid surface material (HI-MACS or similar) with
a fully mirrored cabinet including feature lighting
above and below
Large format porcelain tiles to floors and walls
with feature mosaic splash back
Master Bathrooms have large format porcelain
tiles to floors and walls with feature stone
splash backs
Full height mirrored panels with concealed
mist-free heating and integral chrome finish rail
for towel and bath-robe warming
White vitrified enamel wall mounted WC with
push button flush
Bath and shower tray in steel enamel, with
walk-in showers to majority of apartments.
Bath panels will be in a solid surface material
(HI-MACS or similar) Shower screens will be glazed
High quality chrome finish brassware
(Hansgrohe or similar)
Note: Variances occur between apartment
types, please refer to the sales team for
details of a particular apartment
The collection of Classic Apartments has been
meticulously crafted using a combination of the
finest handpicked materials and sleek contemporary
appliances, creating a timeless environment of
comfort and elegance.
C L A S S I C A PA R T M E N T S
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Cupboards and Wardrobes Where provided, wardrobes have lacquer finish
doors, a high level shelf, and hanging rail
All fitted cupboards have full height doors with
a lacquer finish
Balconies and Juliette Balconies All balconies have a timber floor finish and are
accessed via a sliding glass door
Recessed and Juliette balconies to have powder
coated metal balustrades with bronze coloured
metal handrail
Projecting courtyard balconies to have glass
balustrade with bronze colour steel handrail
FlooringEngineered timber floor finish to all rooms,
except bathrooms, utility rooms and cupboards
DoorsEntrance door and frame in high quality paint
finish complete with feature panel, high quality
door furniture, including night latch and spyhole
Painted internal doors and frames with high
quality lever handles
Heating and coolingThe building is served by the development’s
communal district heating network, providing
low carbon metered heating to all apartments
Thermostatically controlled under-floor heating
to all rooms
Provision to incorporate comfort cooling to
reception room and principal bedroom in
selected apartments as optional purchaser
upgrade
Electrical5 amp and 13 amp circuits
Lighting switch plates and socket outlets
above kitchen worktop finished in flat plate,
screwless, white powder coated metal
All visible electrical switch plates, sockets,
TV and data outlets in flat plate, screwless,
white powder coated metal
LightingLighting generally comprises LED luminaries
throughout
Local room dimming control provided to
reception rooms and master bedrooms
Feature ceiling trough detail with concealed
lighting in selected locations
Provision for table and floor lamps to be
connected to a 5 amp supply in reception
rooms and bedrooms. Dual switches to master
bedroom supply serving bedside lamp positions
Under cabinet lighting to kitchen work surfaces
Under and above cabinet lighting to bathrooms
Internal lighting to bedroom wardrobes
Telephone and Data SystemsTelevision (terrestrial and Sky+) points to
reception rooms and bedrooms
Telephone and data points to all reception
rooms and bedrooms
The King’s Cross development is served by a
fibre network. Connection to the network to
be arranged by the purchaser
Floor to Ceiling HeightsApartment entrance halls: 2.38m generally
Reception rooms and bedrooms:
2.58m generally
Bathrooms: 2.38m
Kitchens: 2.38m
Note: The above figures are approximate and
relate to the general height within each room
excluding bulkheads
AmenitiesLandscaped communal podium garden on
level 2 designed by acclaimed landscape
architecture practice Dan Pearson Studio
Rooftop conservatory and viewing gallery on
levels 12 and 13
Residents’ fitness suite
Residents’ lounge
Private space with catering facilities available for
hire to residents only
Secure bicycle storage, one space provided
per apartment
Interior Designed Entrance LobbyImpressive ground floor entrance lobby
with bespoke designed feature stair and
feature lighting
Prestigious reception with high quality finishes
and feature lighting designed by Johnson Naylor
Bespoke concierge desk
Comfortable waiting area for guests
Integrated post boxes
Uniformed 24hr security and concierge
Lift Lobbies/Communal HallwaysCarpet floors and painted walls to lobbies
on apartment floors Tiled floors and painted/
decorated wall panels to lobbies at level 2
Lifts
Two passenger lifts serve each core and all
residential floors from level 2. The lifts also serve
basement car parking with direct access to the
apartment floors
A separate set of lifts connect the ground floor
entrance to level 2 reception, one of which
is part glazed and extends to serve the
penthouse levels
Car ParkingLimited car parking available for purchase by
separate negotiation
Security Security fob access control to all building
entrances and car park
Video entry phone to all apartments
Mains supply smoke or heat detectors
Zoned water sprinklers to all apartments
CCTV surveillance to all public areas
Peace of MindUniformed 24hr security and concierge
All apartments benefit from a 10 year NHBC
warranty
Each apartment will be sold on a 250 year lease
Estate and Building Management & ServicesInternal cleaning of the common parts will be
performed by a dedicated team of specialist
contract personnel
Exclusive membership of the Plimsoll Building
web portal offering information on services,
estate news and event updates
External cleaning will be carried out on a
managed programme to ensure that the
building is kept to the required high standard
A service charge will be payable by apartment
owners to cover the costs of building services,
building maintenance and insurance. A fixed
contribution towards the costs of estate
management will also be payable
NotesA management company will be appointed to provide building management services
Please note that the design development of the Plimsoll Building apartments is still ongoing and certain items of the specification may be amended to an item of equivalent quality
ABOVE — Classic BathroomThe materials and colour palette
for the Classic bathroom
ABOVE — Premier KitchenThe materials for light and
defined colour palette in the
Premier kitchens
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StructureReinforced concrete framed building
High quality façade, the external skin comprising
brick faced precast concrete panels combined
with textured brick panels and white/natural
coloured reconstituted stone feature cladding,
predominantly at the higher levels
The inner skin to the courtyard comprising white
/natural coloured reconstituted stone panels to
enhance the reflected sunlight into the lower
reaches of the garden space
High quality window frames and balcony doors
house double glazed units within a robust dark
grey aluminium framing internally and externally
All living spaces are provided with floor to
ceiling glazing to maximise daylight and views
out, with glazed sliding doors that open up onto
a projecting, recessed or Juliet balcony
Solar shading provided by recessed/projecting
balconies and brise soleil
High quality blinds fitted internally to be
operated by the occupant
Elevated ornamental planting within
the courtyard provides a secluded garden
for residents
KitchensKitchen suites have been specially designed
for the Plimsoll Building by Johnson Naylor,
and are in two material and colour palettes,
light and defined
Kitchen cabinets with high gloss Parapan acrylic
and natural walnut veneer
Wall units with high gloss Parapan acrylic
to doors, with integrated down lighting to the
work surface
Solid surface worktop (HI-MACS or similar) with
under mounted stainless steel sink and mixer tap
(Barazza or similar)
Glass splash backs, back painted to suit
material palette
Appliances, all Siemens or similar:
—Integrated fridge/freezer
— Integrated multi-function electric oven and
separate microwave
— Integrated 4 zone electric induction hob
(5 zone to 3 bed apartments)
—Integrated dishwasher
—Extractor fan with integrated lighting
—Compartmentalised waste storage
— Combined washer/dryer generally situated
within hall cupboard
Note: Variances occur between apartment
types, please refer to the sales team for
details of a particular apartment
BathroomsThe bathroom suites have been specifically
designed for the Plimsoll Building by Johnson
Naylor and are available in two bespoke material
and colour palettes;
Light or Defined
Continuously formed basin and vanity unit in
a solid surface material (HI- MACS or similar),
master complete with a natural stone vanity top
to suit selected material palette. Fully mirrored
cabinet complete with door activated integrated
lighting and feature lighting above and below
Large format porcelain tiles to floors and walls
with feature stone splash back
Master Bathrooms have tiled natural stone floors
and walls with feature walls around the bath and
splash back in glass mosaic
Full height mirrored panels with concealed
mist-free heating and integral chrome finish rail
for towel and bath-robe warming
Bath and shower trays in steel enamel, with
walk-in showers to all apartments. Bath panels in
natural stone to master bathrooms and in a solid
surface material (HI-MACS or similar) to other
bathrooms. Glazed shower screens
White vitrified enamel wall mounted WC with
push button flush
High quality chrome finish brassware (Bonomi
or similar)
Note: Variances occur between apartment
types, please refer to the sales team for
details of a particular apartment
The Premier Apartments at the Plimsoll Building are
finished with bespoke detailing and attention to detail.
Traditional materials and state-of-the-art contemporary
appliances combine to make an enviable living space in
one of London’s finest buildings.
P R E M I E R A PA R T M E N T S
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Cupboards and Wardrobes Where provided, wardrobes have lacquer finish
doors, a high level shelf, and hanging rail
Natural walnut veneer finish doors in master
bedrooms
All fitted cupboards have full height doors
with a lacquer finish
Balconies and Juliette Balconies All balconies have a timber floor finish and are
accessed via a sliding glass door
Powder coated metal balustrades with bronze
coloured metal handrail to recessed and Juliette
balconies
Glass balustrade with bronze colour steel
handrail to projecting courtyard balconies
FlooringEngineered timber floor finish to all rooms,
except bathrooms, utility rooms and cupboards
DoorsEntrance door and frame to be high quality paint
finish complete with feature panel, high quality
door furniture, including night latch and spyhole.
Painted internal doors and frames with high
quality lever handles
Heating and coolingThe building is served by the development’s
communal district heating network, providing
low carbon metered heating to all apartments
Thermostatically controlled under-floor heating
to all rooms
Comfort cooling to reception room and
principal bedroom
Electrical5 amp and 13 amp circuits
Lighting switch plates and socket outlets
above kitchen worktop finished in flat plate,
screwless, white powder coated metal
All visible electrical switch plates, sockets,
TV and data outlets in flat plate, screwless,
white powder coated metal
LightingLighting generally comprises LED luminaries
throughout
Local room dimming control provided to
reception rooms and master bedrooms
Feature ceiling trough detail with concealed
lighting in selected locations
Provision for table and floor lamps to be
connected to a 5 amp supply in reception
rooms and bedrooms. Dual switches to master
bedroom supply serving bedside lamp positions
Under cabinet lighting to kitchen work surface
Under and above cabinet lighting to bathrooms
Internal lighting to bedroom wardrobes
Telephone and Data SystemsTelevision (terrestrial and Sky+) points to
reception rooms and bedrooms
Telephone and data points to all reception
rooms and bedrooms
The King’s Cross development is served by a
fibre network. Connection to the network to be
arranged by the purchaser
Floor to Ceiling HeightsApartment entrance halls: 2.38m generally
Reception rooms and bedrooms:
2.58m generally
Bathrooms: 2.38m
Kitchens: 2.38m
Note: The above figures are approximate and
relate to the general height within each room
excluding bulkheads
AmenitiesLandscaped communal podium garden on
level 2 designed by acclaimed landscape
architecture practice Dan Pearson Studio
Rooftop conservatory and viewing gallery on
levels 12 and 13
Private roof terraces for use by residents on
level 12
Residents’ fitness suite
Residents’ lounge
Private space with catering facilities available for
hire to residents only
Secure bicycle storage, one space provided
per apartment
Interior Designed Entrance LobbyImpressive ground floor entrance lobby
with bespoke designed feature stair and
feature lighting
Prestigious reception with high quality finishes
and feature lighting designed by Johnson Naylor
Bespoke concierge desk
Comfortable waiting area for guests
Integrated post boxes
Uniformed 24hr security and concierge
Lift Lobbies/Communal HallwaysCarpet floors and painted walls to lobbies
on apartment floors
Tiled floors and painted/decorated wall panels
to lobbies at level 2
Lifts
Two passenger lifts serve each core and all
residential floors from level 2. The lifts also serve
basement car parking with direct access to the
apartment floors
A separate set of lifts connect the ground floor
entrance to level 2 reception, one of which
is part glazed and extends to serve the
penthouse levels
Car ParkingLimited car parking available for purchase by
separate negotiation
Security Security fob access control to all building
entrances and car park
Video entry phone to all apartments
Mains supply smoke or heat detectors
Zoned water sprinklers to all apartments
CCTV surveillance to all public areas
Peace of MindUniformed 24hr security and concierge
All apartments benefit from a 10 year NHBC
warranty
Each apartment will be sold on a 250 year lease
Estate and Building Management & ServicesInternal cleaning of the common parts will be
performed by a dedicated team of specialist
contract personnel
Exclusive membership of the Plimsoll Building
web portal offering information on services,
estate news and event updates
External cleaning will be carried out on a
managed programme to ensure that the
building is kept to the required high standard
A service charge will be payable by apartment
owners to cover the costs of building services,
building maintenance and insurance. A fixed
contribution towards the costs of estate
management will also be payable
NotesA management company will be appointed to provide building management services
Please note that the design development of the Plimsoll Building apartments is still ongoing and certain items of the specification may be amended to an item of equivalent quality
ABOVE — Premier BathroomThe materials and colour palette for
the Premier bathrooms with both
light and defined options
StructureReinforced concrete framed building
High quality façade, the external skin comprising
brick faced precast concrete panels combined
with textured brick panels and white/natural
coloured reconstituted stone feature cladding,
predominantly at the higher levels
The inner skin to the courtyard comprising
white/natural coloured reconstituted stone
panels to enhance the reflected sunlight into the
lowerreaches of the garden space
High quality window frames and balcony doors
will house double glazed units within a robust
dark grey aluminium framing internally and
externally
All living spaces are provided with floor to
ceiling glazing to maximise daylight and views
out, with glazed sliding doors that open up onto
a projecting, recessed or Juliet balcony
Solar shading provided by recessed / projecting
balconies, brise soleil and blinds provided
Steel supported spiral stairs with painted plaster
inner balustrade and feature metal railing and
handrail on outer side. Treads to be clad in
natural stone
KitchensKitchen suites have been specially designed for
the Plimsoll Building by Johnson Naylor.
Lacquered finish to low level and tall units
Solid wood veneer finish to high level units, side
storage and island units
Kitchen cabinets with European oak solid
wood veneer
Wall units with solid wood veneer finish to doors,
with integrated down lighting to work surface
Natural stone and Zodiak splash backs
Natural stone island worktop and end panels
Solid surface work top (Zodiak or similar) with
builtin stainless steel sink
Appliances, all Miele or similar:
— Integrated fridge/freezer
— Integrated dishwasher
— Integrated 5 zone electric induction hob
(4 zone to some apartments)
— Integrated multi-function combined
electric oven with microwave
— Integrated steam oven
— Integrated oven
— Integrated warming drawer
— Washing machine and tumble dryer generally
situated within utility cupboards
(washer /dryer to some apartments)
—Wine cooler
Note: Variances occur between apartment types,
please refer to the sales team for details of a
particular apartment
BathroomsThe bathroom suites have been specifically
designed for the Plimsoll Building by
Johnson Naylor
Bespoke vanity unit with natural stone worktop
and/or splash back featuring 2 deck mounted
basins to master bathroom, single basin to guest
WC, with low level timber veneered joinery
cabinets with integrated down lighting. Under
mounted single sink to 2nd and 3rd bathrooms.
All with bespoke stainless steel towel rail installed
to underside
Bespoke cabinet joinery above vanity unit with
integral interior and exterior lighting elements
and mirrored doors
Large format natural stone tiles to walls and floors
to master, 2nd and 3rd bathrooms, ceramic mosaic
tiles to floor and wall of guest WC
Full height mirrored panels with concealed mist-
free heating and integral chrome finish rail for
towel and bath-robe warming
Castello ECO free standing bath finished in
composite stone to master bathroom with free
standing bath mixer with handshower or kaldewei
classic bath tub
Flush walk-in showers with glass screens featuring
bespoke stainless steel frame
White ceramic wall hung WC with push button
flush
High quality chrome finish brassware
Note: Variances occur between apartment
types, please refer to the sales team for details
of particular apartment
Cupboards & WardrobesWhere provided, wardrobes have solid wood
veneer doors, a high level shelf and hanging rail,
featuring internal lighting
Balconies & TerracesBalconies feature mainly timber decking to floors
Terraces feature both timber decked and porcelain
tiled floor finishes
Powder coated metal balustrades with bronze
coloured handrail to terraces, glass balustrades
with bronze colour steel handrail to balconies
P E N T H O U S E A PA R T M E N T S 73
FlooringEngineered timber floor finish to all rooms, except
bathrooms, utility rooms and cupboards
DoorsFull height entrance door in high quality paint finish
complete with feature panel, high quality door
furniture including a spyhole and night latch
Painted internal doors and frames with high quality
lever handles
Metal framed lattice glass sliding screen between
kitchens and living room, fully concealed within a
wall in open position
Heating and coolingThe building is served by the development’s
communal district heating network, providing
low carbon metered heating to all apartments
Thermostatically controlled under-floor heating to
all rooms
Comfort cooling to reception rooms and principal
bedrooms
Electrical5 amp and 13 amp circuits
Lighting switch plates and socket outlets above
kitchen worktop finished in flat plate, screwless,
white powder coated metal
All visible electrical switch plates, sockets, TV
and data outlets in flat plate, screwless, satin
steel metal
LightingLighting generally comprises LED luminaires
throughout
Local room dimming control provided to reception
rooms and bedrooms
Feature ceiling trough detail with concealed
lighting in selected locations
Provision for table and floor lamps to be connected
to a 5 amp supply in reception rooms and bedrooms
Dual switches to master bedroom supply serving
bedside lamp positions
Under cabinet lighting to kitchen work surface
Under and above cabinet lighting to bathrooms
Internal lighting to bedroom wardrobes
Telephone and data systemsTelevision (terrestrial and sky+) points to reception
rooms and bedrooms
Telephone and data points to all reception rooms
and bedrooms
The King’s Cross development is served by a fibre
network. Connection to the network to be arranged
by the purchaser
Floor to Ceiling HeightsApartment entrance halls: 2385mm
Reception rooms and bedrooms:
2585mm to 12th floor duplex /
2585mm – 2785mm 13th floor
Bathrooms:
2385mm to 12th floor duplex /
2585mm to 13th floor
Kitchens:
2385mm to 12th floor duplex /
2585mm to 13th floor
Note: The above figures are approximate and relate
to the general height within each room excluding
bulkhead
AmenitiesLandscaped communal podium garden on level
2 designed by acclaimed landscape architecture
practise Dan Pearson
Rooftop conservatory and viewing gallery
on levels 12 and 13
Private roof terraces for use by residents on level 12
Residents’ fitness suite
Residents’ lounge
Private space with catering facilities available
for hire to residents only
Secure bicycle storage, one space provided
per apartment
Interior Designed Entrance LobbyImpressive ground floor entrance lobby with
bespoke designed feature stair and feature lighting
Prestigious reception with high quality finishes
and feature lighting designed by Johnson Naylor
Bespoke concierge desk
Comfortable waiting area for guests
Integrated post boxes
Uniformed 24hr security and concierge
Lift Lobbies / Communal HallwaysCarpet floors and painted walls to lobbies on
apartment floors
Tiled floors and painted/decorated wall panels
to lobbies at level 2
LiftsTwo passenger lifts serve each core and all residential
floors from level 2. The lifts also serve basement car
parking with direct access to the apartment floors
A separate set of lifts connect the ground floor entrance
to level 2 reception, one of which is part glazed and
extends to serve the penthouse levels
Car ParkingLimited car parking available for purchase
by separate negotiation
SecuritySecurity fob access control to all building
entrances and car park
Video entry phone to all apartments
Mains supply smoke or heat detectors
Zoned water sprinklers to all apartments
CCTV surveillance to all public areas
Peace of mindUniformed 24hr security and concierge
All apartments benefit from a 10 year
NHBC warranty
Lease expires in 2264
Estate and Building Management & ServicesInternal cleaning of the common parts will be performed
by a dedicated team of specialist contract personnel
External cleaning will be carried out on a managed
programme to ensure that the building is kept to the
required high standard
Exclusive membership of the Plimsoll Building web
portal offering information on services, estate news and
event updates
A service charge will be payable by apartment
owners to cover the costs of building services,
building maintenance and insurance. A fixed
contribution towards the costs of estate
management will also be payable
Notes
A management company will be appointed to provide
building management services Please note that the
design development of the Plimsoll Building apartments
is still ongoing and certain items of the specification may
be amended to an item of equivalent quality
S2-06
S2-07
S2-05 SECURE BICYCLE STORAGE
S2-04S2-03 S2-02 S2-01
F2-05
F2-06
F2-07
F2-08
RESIDENTS’PRIVATEDINING
PODIUMGARDEN
FITNESSSUITE
RESIDENTS’LOUNGE
F2-04F2-03
F2-02F2-01
S3-07
S3-08
S3-06
S3-05S3-04 S3-03
S3-01 S3-02
F3-09
F3-10
F3-11 F3-08
F3-07
F3-06F3-05F3-04
F3-02 F3-01
F3-03F2-06
F2-07
F2-08
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The apartments within the Plimsoll Building are
located on 12 residential floors almost enveloping the
landscaped podium garden. Spacious, with interiors
crafted by Johnson Naylor, the apartments are found in
the 12 storeys around and above the courtyard garden
on the second level. The building steps back delivering
extraordinary views across and through the iconic
Gasholder No.8 towards the canal and London beyond,
with many apartments having balconies or substantial
terraces for relaxing or entertaining.
T H E A PA R T M E N T S L E V E L 2
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S4-08
S4-06
S4-05S4-04 S4-03
S4-01 S4-02
F4-10
F4-11
F4-12 F4-09
F4-08
F4-07F4-06
F4-05F4-04
F4-02F4-01
F4-03
S5-07
S5-08
S5-06
S5-05S5-04 S5-03
S5-01 S5-02
F5-10
F5-11
F5-12 F5-09
F5-08
F5-07
F5-06F5-05F5-04
F5-02 F5-01
F5-03
S6-07
S6-08
S6-06
S6-05S6-04 S6-03
S6-01 S6-02
F6-10
F6-11
F6-12 F6-09
F6-08
F6-07
F6-06F6-05F6-04
F6-02 F6-01
F6-03
S7-07
S7-08
S7-06
S7-05S7-04 S7-03
S7-01 S7-02
F7-10
F7-11
F7-12 F7-09
F7-08
F7-07
F7-06F7-05F7-04
F7-02 F7-01
F7-03
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FreshwaterApartments
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3 B E D
2 B E D
1 B E D
S T U D I O
3 B E D
2 B E D
1 B E D
S T U D I O
S8-07
S8-08
S8-06
S8-05S8-04 S8-03
S8-01 S8-02
F8-10
F8-11
F8-12 F8-09
F8-08
F8-07
F8-06F8-05F8-04
F8-02 F8-01
F8-03
S9-04
S9-03
S9-01 S9-02
F9-05
F9-06
F9-04
F9-03
F9-02
F9-01
S10-04
S10-03
S10-01 S10-02
F10-05
F10-06
F10-04
F10-03
F10-02
F10-01
S11-04
S11-03
S11-01 S11-02
F11-05
F11-06
F11-04
F11-03
F11-02
F11-01
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L E V E L 9
SummerApartments
SummerApartments
FreshwaterApartments
FreshwaterApartments
L E V E L 1 0
L E V E L 1 1
SummerApartments
SummerApartments
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FreshwaterApartments
3 B E D
2 B E D
1 B E D
S T U D I O
3 B E D
2 B E D
1 B E D
S12-07
S12-06 S12-05 S12-04 S12-03
S12-01 S12-02
F12-05
F12-04
F12-03
F12-02
F12-01
ROOFTOPCONSERVATORY
TERRACE
TERRACE TERRACE
F13-02
S12-06 S12-05 S12-04
F12-04
F13-01
VIEWING GALLERY
TERRACE
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SummerApartments
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FreshwaterApartments
PlimsollBuildingPlimsollBuildingheight: 46.3mheight: 46.3m
HANDYSIDE STREET
C U B I T TS Q U A R E
REGENT’S CANALGasholdersGasholders
Gasholder No. 10Gasholder No. 10
Gasholder No. 11Gasholder No. 11Gasholder No. 12Gasholder No. 12
P2P2
Gasholder ParkGasholder Park
TapestryTapestry
Tapestry’stower
Tapestry’stower
Coal DropsYard
Coal DropsYard
23m23m
35m35m52m52m
13m13m
22m22m
22m22m
35m35m
17.6m17.6m
height: 25.2mheight: 25.2m
height: 34.5mheight: 34.5m
height: 49.5mheight: 49.5m
height: 40.5mheight: 40.5m
height: 31mheight: 31m
height: 27.5mheight: 27.5m
height: 48mheight: 48m
Plimsoll Building—
King’s Cross, London N1C
Plan illustrating approximate distances to, and maximum heights
of, neighbouring buildings
L AT E R A L P E N T H O U S E
D U P L E X P E N T H O U S E
3 B E D
2 B E D
1 B E D
P L I M S O L L L I V I N G
All images are of the Plimsoll Building at King’s Cross.
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Important notice: King’s Cross Central General Partner Limited (“KCCGPL”) (a private company limited by shares registered in England with registered number 6387691 and registered office at 4 Stable Street, London N1C 4AB), and its agents, Knight Frank LLP (a limited liability partnership registered in England with registered number OC305934, with registered office is 55 Baker Street, London, W1U 8AN, where a list of members’ names is available) give notice that:
1. Particulars: These particulars do not constitute an offer or a contract,
nor part of one. You should not rely on statements by KCCGPL or by Knight Frank LLP in the particulars or by word of mouth or in writing (“information”) as being factually accurate about the property, its condition or its value. Neither KCCGPL, Knight Frank LLP nor any joint agent has any authority to make any representations about the property, and accordingly any information given is entirely without responsibility on the part of the agents, seller(s) or lessor(s).
2. Images photographs and other information: Any computer generated images, plans, drawings,
accommodation schedules, specification details or other information provided about the property (“information”) are indicative only. Any such information may change at any time and must not be relied upon as being factually accurate about the property. Any photographs or images are indicative of the quality and style of the development and location and do not represent the actual fittings and furnishings at this development.
3. Regulations etc: Any reference to alterations to, or use of, any part of the
property does not mean that any necessary planning, building regulations or other consent has been obtained. A buyer or lessee must find out by inspection or in other ways that these matters have been properly dealt with and that all information is correct.
4. Tax: Tax may be payable in addition to the purchase price of the
property according to the national or local law applicable (including, without limitation, Stamp Duty Land Tax).
5. Any floor areas, measurements or layout plans are for guidance only and should not be relied upon as a statement of fact.
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