Bromley-By-Bow

Bromley-By-Bow

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BEDROOM APARTMENTS

Celebrating the past, present and future, Bow River

Village combines futuristic design with references to

the rich industrial heritage of the East End.

Set on the peaceful banks of the River Lea, this striking

new collection of buildings, punctuated by landscaped

modern courtyards and open spaces, takes inspiration

from the local factories and warehouses that once

teamed with activity.

With a tranquil location in one of London’s thriving

creative hubs, this new riverside quarter displays all the

hallmarks of a destination address.

“Water is peaceful. I am at rest.”Jennifer Niven

LIVING NEXT TO WATER IS, FOR

MANY, THE ULTIMATE DREAM.

There is a clear and calming quality to water, a sense

of the serene, that is incomparable to any other

landscape. As an urban waterway the River Lea takes

on an extra dimension, a reminder of the industrial

heritage and pride that put Bow at the forefront of

London’s trade. Today, it is a source of enchantment

for anyone who lives here.

The art of waterside living

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“Water creates so much beauty, life and mystery.”

Fennel Hudson

FUTURE FORWARD THINKING

From Victorian and Georgian streets to former factories and

warehouses, if Bow is about anything, it’s about ingenuity

and endurance.

These are the qualities of Bow River Village reflected in the

use of brickwork that evokes the buildings of the industrial

period, while sleek glass balconies, zinc-cladding and

contemporary landscaping employ a rich palette of modern

materials that are both beautiful and practical.

An easily managed and low-maintenance future are

the visions behind the thinking, with architecture and

apartments that are an instant and natural fit with the

neighbourhood, creating a new urban setting of modern

and classic inspiration.

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Built to last and designed for exceptional city living, Bow River Village lies at the centre of one of London’s creative heartlands.

AN AREA STEEPED IN HISTORY

filmmakers including Danny Boyle, Stephen Daldry, Joe

Cornish and David Cronenberg.

From 2010 - 2012 it played host to the London Olympic

Committee teams organising the opening, closing &

victory ceremonies for the London 2012 Olympic and

Paralympic Games. Planning, auditions and rehearsals as

well as costume, set, music and lighting design all took

place at the 3 Mills Studios.

A mere 5 minute walk from Bow River Village lies Three

Mill Island, home to the historical and creative hub that is

Three Mills Studios. It is also home to largest and most

powerful of the four remaining tidal mills in Britain, The

House Mill.

The Mills were listed in the Domesday Book and date

back as far as the 11th century. During the course of

history they have been used for grinding flour for the

bakers of Stratford, who were celebrated for the quality

of their bread. In the 17th century they began using the

grain to distil alcohol and became a major supplier of gin

in London.

AFTER THE WAR

The Mills were badly damaged by bombing in the Second

World War and the wheels stopped turning in 1941. The

majority of the island become a dedicated centre for

film and television production with the establishment of

Bow Studios, 3 Mills Island Studios and Edwin Shirley

Productions in the 1980s.

The studios have played host to some of the biggest film,

TV and stage productions including Legend, Mr Holmes,

Masterchef, The Inbetweeners, Jekyll & Hyde, Fantastic

Mr Fox and Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels. It has

also inspired some of the most successful independent

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From Medieval roots, to Victorian industrial powerhouse, to contemporary urban neighbourhood, Bow revels in a rich and full heritage.

Relax, unwind and enjoy the inner courtyards and waterside

open spaces

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Bow River Village masterplan

Bow River Village opens up the river to a new waterside community.

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PLAN TO BE DRAWN

WALK, CYCLE, ROW: BOW IS

WAITING TO BE REDISCOVERED

The towpath along this section of the River Lea has

been closed for decades. The act of re-opening

the waterside to pedestrians and reconnecting the

location with nearby public walkways provides an

important integration of Bow River Village into the

neighbourhood, giving back to the local community

that which had been lost.

Enterprise and industry have forged the unique

character of Bow over hundreds of years, with the

River Lea and Limehouse Cut running straight into

London’s docks. Take a stroll around the network of

canals and waterways and you’ll discover reminders of

Bow’s estimable trading heritage, alongside plenty of

local nature and wildlife.

Bow today is a fun and culturally diverse place to live

with a combination of contrasts from traditional taverns

to gastro pubs; hip restaurants to East End cafes;

fashion boutiques to ethnic delis, not to mention

one of London’s longest-running street markets at

Roman Road.

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LOCATION PHOTOGRAPHY TO BE DONE

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QUEEN ELIZABETH OLYMPIC PARK LIES JUST A 1.5 MILE WALK FROM BOW RIVER VILLAGE CAN BE EASILY REACHED VIA THE TOWPATH

This thriving and vibrant part of London has transformed

so much over recent years that it’s almost impossible to

know where to begin.

The East End has become one of the most sought after

places to live for those in search of an authentic and

fulfilling urban lifestyle, one where creativity, culture,

and community are ranked equally alongside innovative

architecture and design and local heritage in a unique

and enriching mélange.

Some of London’s most splendid areas of public

open space are here, from the elegant period charms

of Victoria Park, to the stunning contemporary

landscapes of Queen Elizabeth Park, part of the

extraordinary legacy from the London 2012 Olympics.

But the East End is also brimming with museums,

sports facilities, cinemas and theatres, as well as

the capital’s most party-loving neighbourhoods in

Shoreditch, Hoxton and Dalston.

Life in the heart of the East End

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London really has something for everyone. Whatever your

pleasure, the capital does it in style.

Get creative on the city fringe, in the neighbourhoods of

Clerkenwell, Shoreditch, Hackney and Dalston, where the

city’s most free thinking of souls are forever conceiving

the latest trends. Concept stores, quirky cafes, urban

hangouts and interior design are regularly and imaginatively

invented and reimagined at dizzying pace.

Get cultured on the South Bank, at the Barbican, at Kings

Cross, or anywhere. From vintage picturehouse to IMAX

Laser, from brutalist auditorium to Victorian music

London on your doorstep

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hall, and from classical masterpiece to modern gallery,

London is where it’s at when it comes to the arts.

Get clothed in the West End. Covent Garden, Soho,

Mayfair and Kensington draw the style conscious from

across the country and around the world. No other

city has such a rich collection of flagship locations

from the world’s top designers, or such a unique

collection of glamorous department stores. And if

the high street is more your thing, nearby Westfield

Stratford City is the largest indoor mall in Europe.

“I am hopelessly and happily corrupted by the richness

of London life.”MICHAEL PALIN

EASE OF TRAVEL FOR

WORK, REST AND PLAY AND

EVERYTHING INBETWEEN

Centre of everything

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Bow River Village is remarkably well connected for the

City, West End, Canary Wharf and London City Airport.

Bromley-by-Bow Underground station (District and

Hammersmith & City Lines) is just a short walk, as are

the DLR stations at Bow Church and Devons Road.

The upcoming Crossrail station at Canary Wharf will

further enhance the local connectivity, with a new fast

route through the centre of London to

Heathrow Airport.

King’s Cross St. Pancras25 mins

by underground

Victoria27 mins

by underground

London City Airport 18 mins

by DLR

Stratford3 mins

by underground

Canary Wharf14 mins

by DLR

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“I like the spirit of this great London which I feel around me.”

Charlotte Bronte

Liverpool StreetXX mins

by undergroundTravel times: www.tfl.gov.uk

Key to tube lines

District LinePiccadilly LineCircle LineHammersmith & City LineVictoria LineJubilee Line Northern LineCentral Line

Bakerloo LineMetropolitan LineWaterloo & City LineOvergroundDocklands Light Railway

- Bow Road- Mile End- West Ham- Barking- Canning Town

- Canary Wharf

- Canada Water

- Bermondsey

- Oxford Circus

- The Shard, London Bridge

- South Bank, Waterloo

- Bow Church station

- Nunnery Gallery

- Bow Art’s Trust

- Bromley-By-Bow station

- Bow Road station

- Westfield Stratford- Stratford International- Canary Wharf- South Quay- Emirates Airline,

Royal Victoria docks

- Greenwich Market- London City Airport- Custom House for ExCel- Lewisham

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- Westfield Shopping Centre

- Hudson Union Canal

- Victoria Park

- London Aquatics Centre

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- Selfridges, Bond Street

- Victoria

- Eurostar, St Pancras

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- Sainsbury’s Local

- Three Mills Studios

- Paisa Bar and Nightclub

- Stroudley Walk Health Centre

- Bromley High Street

EXPLORE TO YOUR

HEART’S CONTENT

Live London

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Strewn along the River Thames is a collection of London’s

waterside neighbourhoods, from maritime Greenwich to

Dickensian Wapping, to the modern streetscapes of Royal

Victoria Docks and the Isle of Dogs. They are the story of

London, and they are there for the taking.

VIVIENNE WESTWOOD

“There’s nowhere else like London. Nothing at all, anywhere”

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Light and bright

Big windows, fresh décor and crisp clean lines create an environment that is naturally sleek, cheerful and luminous.

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GENERAL

- Aspex Integra entrance door with door guard and spyhole

- Video entry handset in hallway

- Flush white finished internal doors with brushed chrome ironmongery

- Smooth matt white painted walls and ceilings

- Satin white painted square edge skirting and architrave

- Wool twist carpet to bedrooms and living areas

- Laminate flooring to living areas in plots which boast an open plan kitchen/ living area

- White finish internally to windows throughout

- Glass or steel balustrades with Timber decking to balconies and concrete pavers to terraces, with External bulkhead light fitting.

- NHBC buildmark

KITCHEN

- Contemporary handle less white gloss kitchen

- Composite stone worktop with matching upstands

- Light grey glass splashback to underside of extractor

- Under mounted 1½ bowl stainless steel sink with mixer tap and pull out nozzle

- Recessed LED under unit lighting

- Low energy Downlights in brushed chrome

- Neff telescopic cooker hood

- Neff ceramic hob and oven

- Zanussi integrated dishwasher

- Zanussi free standing fridge/freezer

- Zanussi integrated washer/dryer

- Large grey format tiling to separate kitchens and oak laminate flooring to open plan kitchens

BATHROOM AND ENSUITE

- Roca contemporary white sanitary ware with semi-countertop basin and toilet with soft close seat

- Grohe brassware to include mixer tap and thermostatic showers

- Roca Contessa white bath with shower screen where applicable

- Large format full height porcelain wall tiling

- Steel enamel shower tray with telescopic door and screen to en-suites

- Light Grey matt porcelain floor tiling

- Contemporary chrome heated towel rail

- Large full width mirror and mirrored Cabinet

- Low energy downlights in brushed Chrome

A FIRST-CLASS SPECIFICATION FROM A HOST

OF WELL-KNOWN SUPPLIERS AND MANUFACTURERS.

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HEATING AND ELECTRICAL

- White sockets and switches throughout

- Telephone socket to living room

- TV aerial socket, Sky plus and Hotbird connections to master bedroom and living room

- Low energy Downlights in brushed chrome throughout

- Hard-wired smoke alarms and Carbon Monoxide detectors

- Heating via a central boiling system and White pressed steel radiators

- Mechanical Ventilation system with Heat Recovery throughout

COMMUNAL AREA

- Carpet to stairs and corridors

- Stone tiled flooring to lobby area

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If it’s what’s inside that counts, then Bow River Village delivers

on every level.

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SOUTHERN SPACE

We build private residential schemes on predominately

brownfield sites throughout the South East of England.

Our commitment to enrich the lives of ordinary

people seeking a ‘space to call their own’

has informed our activities in building

sustainable, market lead

developments.

Southern Space Ltd, a wholly owned

subsidiary of Southern Housing Group, charitably

donates all profits back to the Group to ensure that

investing in people and communities is as important as

building homes, and this philosophy has informed our activities

for over 100 years.

SITE SALES

We have been operating in London and the South East for over

20 years delivering successful solutions to our clients on housing

schemes ranging in size from 10 to 1000 new homes; advising

on all aspects of speculative housing from site appraisal, through

to sales and marketing.

Our reputation for excellent customer service and results has led

to repeat business from Southern Housing Group and we are

very proud to be working with them on this iconic scheme.

Southern Space & Site Sales

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A PERFECT PARTNERSHIP

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Getting to Bow River Village

Bow River Village, 30 Hancock Road, London E3 3DA

My notes

DIRECTIONAL COPY

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*Source: www.googlemaps.co.uk

WALKING FROM BOW ROAD STATION* - Head east on Bow Road/A11- Slight right to stay on Bow Road/A11- Turn right onto Bromley High St- Turn right onto St Leonard’s Street- Continue to follow St Leonard’s Street- Turn left onto Washington Close- Take the pedestrian tunnel- Turn left onto Hancock Road. Bow River Village is on the right

WALKING FROM BROMLEY-BY-BOW STATION* - Head south- Turn left onto Harston Walk- Turn left onto Devas Street- Turn right toward Empson Street- Turn left onto Empson Street- Turn left onto Blackwall Tunnel Northern Approach/A12- Turn left toward Hancock Road- Turn right toward Hancock Road- Take the pedestrian tunnel- Turn left onto Hancock Road. Bow River Village will be on the right

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