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Escape in the City

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Metropolis Be at the heart of London’s vibrant metropolis by making City Quarter your home. On the doorstep of the Capital’s thriving fi nancial huband moments away from the West End, this prestigious new E1 developmentis your passport to one of the world’sgreat cities. A contrasting fusionof contemporary living and timeless tradition, dynamic business opportunity and social recreation, City Quarteris your perfect escape in the City.

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Within this dynamic business arena you are undeniably part of the inherent energy that has made London a major player in world trade.

The dramatic skyline exudes a fortune and power that both provokes and excites. From the iconic Swiss Re building (Gherkin) to the spectacular NatWest Tower (Tower 42), one of London’s tallest buildings, it offersan irresistible backdrop to urban living.

Here at the heart of the City contemporary design mixes comfortably with tradition. With its striking blend of cutting edge new build architecture and the stunning restoration of a Victorian Grade II listed warehouse, City Quarter is a perfect fi t. Its inspired design provides a beautiful collectionof apartments, duplexes and penthouses befi tting of one of the most exciting and culturally diverse cities on earth.

Dynamic Dynamic Energetic, powerful, an irresistible backdrop to urban living.


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Connected Connected Well positioned, it is the perfect starting point for going places.


At City Quarter you are never too far from where you want to be. With easy access to all of London’s transport networks, for work or play, you are spoilt for choice.

The nearby Aldgate East or Tower Hill tube stations put you minutes away from dozens of London’s favourite destinations: Houses of Parliament, Buckingham Palace, The London Eye, Tate Modern, Oxford Street, King’s Road, Regent’s Park, Madame Tussauds – to name just a few.

With Liverpool Street, Bank and Moorgate only one or two stops away on the underground, commuting to the offi ce has never been so simple. For international travel, there is also a direct 46-minute rail link from Liverpool Street station to Stansted Airport.

Just around the corner Tower Gateway DLR provides a convenient link to Canary Wharf and London City Airport – your gateway to the playgrounds of Europe, from Milan to Prague, Paris to Amsterdam. City Quarter will also be well placed for the 2012 Olympic Village at Stratford.

Two of London’s key road arteries, the A13 and A11,are within a half mile of E1 taking you with relativeease to other parts of Greater London and beyond.

Of course if you prefer to explore closer to home you could take a leisurely stroll along the Thames side Queen’s Walk to the Tower of London, Tower Bridge and the shops and marina at St Katharine Docks.

Living at City Quarter ensures you are truly well connected.

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Tower Hill (Tube Connection Times)Victoria 14 minsSloane Square 16 minsLeicester Square 21 minsWaterloo 23 mins

Aldgate East (Tube Connection Times)Liverpool St 4 minsMoorgate 5 minsLondon Bridge 20 minsStratford 22 mins

Tower Gateway (DLR Connection Times)Limehouse 7 minsCanary Wharf 11 mins London City Airport 21 minsGreenwich 22 mins

St Katharine’s Pier (Riverline Service)

London Bridge 4 minsCanary Wharf 8 mins Bankside (Tate Modern) 8 mins Savoy Pier (Charing Cross) 14 mins

Estimated travel times sourced from

tubeplanner.com, National Rail Enquiries

and thamesclippers.com (31/05/06)

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Alive Alive As the work day ends, London comes out to play.


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At the end of the working day London transforms into a vibrant sociable playground with its own unique array of pubs, bars, clubs and music venues.

Here in the heart of the metropolis there is something for everyone and, at City Quarter, you’re already inthe centre of the action. Within walking distance youwill fi nd an excellent choice of wine bars and pubsto enjoy an early evening drink with friends.

The City itself offers an enviable collection of sophisticated bars and more alternative meeting places where you can relax and soak in the atmosphere of the night. Brick Lane particularly has grown in popularity playing host to an interesting mix of late night cocktail lounges and wine bars. If relaxing in one of the traditional real ale pubsis too staid for your liking you can let your hair down in one of the many high-energy dance clubs or live music venues that have given E1 renewed vigour. With new bars emerging featuring such delights as graffi ti wall art, fi sh tank tables and large voluptuous sofas, it is no wonder that the new and funky East London has become a magnet for London style-seekers.

Recommended pubs and bars in the local area:Café 1001 – 101 Brick Lane E1Dickens Inn – St Katharine Docks E1Dream Bags Jaguar Shoes – 34-36 Kingsland Road E2Grapeshots – 2-3 Artillery Passage E1Half Moon – 213-223 Mile End Road E1Jamies – 119-121 The Minories EC3The Big Chill Bar – Dray Walk E1The Gaucho Grill – 1 Bell Inn Yard EC3The Marine Broker – 17 Leman Street E1Vibe Bar – 91 Brick Lane E1Vineyard – 1 St Katharine’s Way E1White Swan – 21 Alie Street E1 Home – 100-106 Leonard Street EC2Loungelover – 1 Whitby Street, off Club Row E2The Sterling – 30 St Mary Axe EC3

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StylishStylish Fine restaurants and international cuisine to tempt your taste buds.


The renaissance of this vibrant area has attracted a tantalising mix of new and exciting restaurants. Many leading restaurateurs have discovered that an E1 postcode is now an essential ingredient of success. So it is no surprise that Gary Rhodes, Fergus Henderson, Terence Conran and Tom Illic all have high profi le restaurants in close proximity to City Quarter.

Beyond the signature dishes there are also many other fi ne menus in the City to whet the appetite. Whether you’re hosting a business lunch or meeting friends or colleagues for an evening meal, you’re spoilt for choice.

For a completely different experience you can savourthe exotic fl avours of Brick Lane where the legacyof sub-continent cooking brings the best Asian foodsto your table.

If good food and fi ne dining suits your palate thenCity Quarter puts you at the best tables in town.

Recommended restaurants in the local area:Addendum – 1 Seething Lane EC3Butlers Wharf – Chop House, 36E Shad Thames SE1Canteen – 2 Crispin Place, Spitalfi elds London E1Chez Gerard – 14 Trinity Square EC3Great Eastern Hotel – Liverpool Street EC2Rhodes – 24-25 Old Broad Street EC2St John Bread and Wine – 94-96 Commercial Street E1 Coq d’Argent – 1 Poultry EC2Café Spice Namaste – 16 Prescot Street E1The Don – 20 St Swithins Lane EC4Grande Café & Bar – The Courtyard, Royal Exchange EC3Lightship X – St Katharine Docks E1Bleeding Heart – Greville Street EC1

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If shopping is your passion then London is your superstore. From the diverse boutiques and markets on your doorstep in E1 to the international label stores in the West End, endless retail opportunity awaits you.

In Covent Garden and Oxford Street, Selfridges, Paul Smith, Ted Baker and Karen Millen lead the way in home grown fashion, while those with more international tastes, head for Bond Street and Sloane Street. Here exclusive ladies’ and men’s boutiques display the world’s most famous brands including Versace, Prada, Cartier, Ralph Lauren and Hugo Boss.

From books and music to the latest gadgetry,whatever your heart desires, you will fi nd it andmore in Central London.

Step out from City Quarter into the traditional street markets that are an historic legacy in East London. Petticoat Lane has been selling its wares for over 400 years and even the busy Brick Lane transforms on Friday mornings into an extensive antiques market. The nearby Spitalfi elds area offers old market charm mixed with contemporary chic while Columbia Road becomes a deliciously scented and blooming fl ower market on Sunday mornings.

A short walk across Tower Bridge takes you to the riverside Hay’s Galleria, with its interesting collection of boutiques, craft stalls, cafés and restaurants. Furtherup river St Katharine Docks, a unique waterside quay area, offers an equally inviting mix of shops, restaurants and cafés.

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From the popular West End theatres to the many fascinating art galleries, London offers an unequalled variety of arts and culture – and at City Quarter you’ve practically got front row seats!

The impressive Barbican complex – just a stone’sthrow from City Quarter – is Europe’s largest multi-arts and conference centre. It provides a unique programme of world-class performing and visual arts, both classical and contemporary.

Across the river from City Quarter is the historic Globe Theatre, beautifully restored to its 16th century splendour and the perfect venue to appreciate the genius of Shakespeare.

The innovative Whitechapel Art Gallery and the spectacular Tate Modern, home to the Tate’s extensive collection of modern art, are also nearby as is the Design Museum, which features the outstanding designs of the 20th and 21st century.

In Aldwych, Somerset House has become a new focus for art lovers with its marvellous Courtauld, Gilbert and Hermitage collections.

Across the river the popular London Eye has become a symbol of living art in itself, infl uencing the remarkable transformation of County Hall into a hive of activity, including the London Aquarium and the new Dali Universe.

Art, Music, Dance, Theatre – all of London is a stage for your enjoyment.

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At weekends the tempo of the City acceleratesand when the sun sets London comes alive with exciting opportunity.

From movies to eating out or just chilling with friends in clubs and lounge bars, in E1 you are in the heart of London cool.

Close to City Quarter there’s a wonderful choiceof clubs, cafes and small exotic restaurants, however the weekend is also a great time to venture into the metropolis and discover new delights.

Jamie Oliver’s Fifteen is just to the north, while his TV rival, Gordon Ramsey, offers several options, including Claridges and the Boxwood Café at the Berkeley Hotel.

Moviegoers can choose from scores of modern cinemas both in E1 and the West End while the true buffs can take a short boat trip down the Thames to the National Film Theatre and the Imax cinema.

The true heartbeat of London’s nightlife is the vibrant bar and pub scene. From the traditional to the trendy chic, you will never be bored!

After a busy working week in the City, London is the perfect place to unwind and enjoy a different pace of life.

Recommended weekend nightspots:Barbican – Silk Street EC2Cargo – 83 Rivington Street EC2Fabric – 77 Charterhouse Street EC1The Gallery – Turnmills EC1Loungelover – 1 Whitby Street, off Club Row E293 Feet East – 150 Brick Lane E1333 Club – 333 Old Street EC1

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www.berkeleyhomes.co.uk

A development byBerkeley Homes

At the forefront ofbuilding homes for living.

In the places you want to live,for the life you want to lead.

The information in this document is indicative and is intended to act as a guide only as to the finished product. Accordingly, due to Berkeley Homes’ policy of continuous improvement, the finished product may vary from the information provided. These particulars should not be relied upon as accurately describing any of the specific matters described by any order under the Property Misdescriptions Act 1991. This information does not constitute a contract, or warranty. The dimensions given on plans are subject to minor variations and are not intended to be used for carpet sizes, appliance sizes or items of furniture. City Quarter is a marketing name and will not necessarily form part of the approved postal address. Applicants are advised to contact the developer or the developer's agent to ascertain the availability of any particular property so as to avoid a fruitless journey.

E387/05CA/0606

Sales & Marketing Suite99 Leman StreetLondon E1 8EY

Tel: 020 3217 1000Text: CITYQ to 60030* Fax: 020 3217 1024Email: [email protected]

By Road

The A13 Commercial Road runs adjacent to City Quarter giving direct links to East Ham and Barking bypass and the A11 Whitechapel/Mile End Road opens up the north eastern areas of London and beyond. Both these access roads also conveniently intersect the A12 Blackwall Tunnel Approach.

By Rail

From nearby Aldgate East and Tower Hill tube stations City Quarter is only one or two stops away from Liverpool Street and Moorgate mainline stations.

By Tube

Circle Line services operate from nearby Aldgate or Tower Hill tube stations, both only one or two stops away from Liverpool Street, Moorgate and Bank stations.

By DLR

Tower Gateway offers Docklands Light Railway servicesto Canary Wharf and London City Airport

By River

The Thames Clipper Riverline commuter service extends eastward from St Katharine’s Pier to Canary Wharf (8 minutes) and westward to the Savoy Pier (15 minutes) for Charing Cross and Embankment.

* Texts charged at the standard rate by your network provider.

City Quarter is owned and developed by Berkeley Gemini Ltd, a subsidiary of the Berkeley Group Plc.


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