Parkside St Peters, Battersea

With beautifully appointed and stylish accommodation, green open spaces and the buzz of a thriving London neighbourhood right outside your door, Parkside St. Peters offers the very best of London living.

Overlooking historic York Gardens but just a stone’s throw from Clapham Junction station and the bustle of Chelsea and Clapham, these 43 smart and contemporary apartments from Thornsett Group bring you into the heart of Battersea.

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The area around Parkside St Peters is rich in history. The regeneration of Battersea Power Station and the building of Parkside St Peters is merely the latest chapter in a story of 500 years of change.

The very first step towards becoming the Battersea we know was the building of a riverside manor house by the Bishop of Durham in the 1470s. This was passed to the famous Thomas Wolsey, Archbishop of York under Henry VIII, who referred to his little house in ‘Batirsey’.

It is not surprising that this part of London is still renowned for its green spaces: until the 19th Century, the immediate area was little inhabited, Plough Road was hedged on either side and much of the land was let by the lord of the manor house for extensive market gardening. This was a lush and verdant area, known for the herds of cows which drifted lazily from field to field and for the range of crops that were grown. It was here that the first domestic asparagus was cultivated, and the now bustling Lavender Hill area was then a mass of purple lavender fields.

Towards the end of the 18th Century, the first bridge across the Thames in this area linked Battersea directly with London for the first time and the district prospered. Housing sprang up and, with the arrival of Nine Elms station and then Clapham Junction in 1846, York Road became a prosperous Victorian community with homes and shops lining the pavement.

Now, in the early days of the 21st Century, the promise of stylish city living has been realised. Thriving shops and world-class restaurants line the streets and people flock to an area which offers both the peace of open parkland and the excitement of the urban lifestyle.

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Parkside St. Peters is situated in the heart of Battersea, an area in the midst of a spectacular transformation.

Huge investment in the area around Nine Elms and historic Battersea Power Station will bring extraordinary change to the neighbourhood. This corner of Battersea is destined to become a thriving and vibrant riverside community with world-class galleries, markets and restaurants.

Comprehensive investment in the transport infrastructure has ensured the imminent construction of a new Underground station and extension of the Northern Line, while the proposed Diamond Jubilee Footbridge across the Thames will link Chelsea Harbour and Battersea. Residents will be able to walk or cycle across the river, linking north and south of the Thames and meaning that Battersea is even better connected.

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Overlooking leafy and historic York Gardens, Parkside St. Peters is nestled in the vibrant centre of Battersea. People have long known that this is a neighbourhood with a heart, and residents have flocked here for a sense of community on the doorstep of central London.

The renowned bars and restaurants ofSt John’s Hill are just minutes away and you’re just a stone’s throw from Northcote Road with its fashionable shops and cafes. The weekend market here is busy with shoppers lazily browsing artisan bread, antiques, florists, fishmongers and craft stalls.

Nearby Battersea Square offers a quaint, village atmosphere with the tables and chairs of a host of local restaurants lining the tree-shaded town square. Have a drink here before wandering down to catch some contemporary art at the local Pump House Gallery.

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The jewel in the crown of Battersea has to be its green spaces. This is an area renowned for its abundance of parkland.

At Parkside St. Peters, the clue is in the title: York Gardens, Wandsworth Common and Battersea Park are all on your doorstep.

The development overlooks York Gardens for a feeling of space and greenery right outside the front door.

Just down the road is Wandsworth Common with its immaculate 171 acres of lawn and trees. It boasts five tennis courts, a beautiful bowls lawn, playground for children and a charming neighbourhood cafe right in the middle.

Only a little further away, there’s Battersea Park, with wide, sun-dappled boulevards, serene boating lake and even a zoo.

The Thames runs along the bottom of Plough Road and from here you can join the 180 magical miles of Thames Path on foot or bicycle, leading through pretty Putney, picturesque Barnes Village and, if you’re feeling ambitious, all the way to the Cotswolds.

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Parkside St. Peters plunges you into the thriving scene of St John’s Hill with its wealth of neighbourhood cafes and restaurants.

Sit out and enjoy brunch in the sunshine at the acclaimed Ben’s Canteen or stroll over to energetic Northcote Road for a wander through the fashionable shops, antiques market and food stalls. There’s ‘the best pizza in Britain’ at Franco Manca, Spanish tapas at the bar at Lola Rojo, artisan breads at the famous Bread Stall, and genuine French meringues and brioche from Aux Marveilleux. Whatever your taste, it’s covered.

The sun sets and Northcote Records springs to life, with the friendliest bar staff south of the river, expert cocktail making, a fantastic playlist and regular live music. For something a little cosier, there’s the local favourite, The Roundhouse Pub, popular for its regular film nights - combining good wine and food with classic movies and popcorn. Or if you like your films a little more up to date, there’s the Picturehouse Cinema, with its fiendishly difficult film quiz, just up the road in Clapham Common.

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BATTERSEA ARTS CENTREPerforming arts centre and café

BATTERSEA PARk CHILDREN’S ZOOZoo consisting of small animals, birdsand reptiles.

BEN’S CANTEENAll-day neighbour café and hang-out

BIRDHOUSEArtisan coffee and snacks

BREAD STALLArtisan breads and home to one of London’s best sausage-rolls

THE CLAPHAM GRANDVictorian music hall, club and live-venue

CLAPHAM PICTUREHOUSEArthouse cinema and café bar

THE DRAFT HOUSECraft beer and out-of-the-ordinary burgers

FRANCO MANCASourdough wood fire oven-baked pizzas

LOLA ROJOContemporary tapas restaurant

NORTHCOTE RECORDS Cocktail bar, music venue and pizza kitchen

THE PLOUGH BAR & kITCHENAiry New York-style bar and diner

THE POWDER kEGQuirky Victorian-themed cocktail bar

PUMP HOUSE GALLERYArts centre in 4-storey Victorian tower

THE ROUNDHOUSE PUBCharming local pub with host of craft ales

BATTERSEA SQUAREA cosmopolitan village, home to cafes, bars and restaurants including the newly opened London House from Gordon Ramsey.

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Living near Clapham Junction is living near all of London.

ClapHam JunCtion station

Parkside St. Peters is just a short walk from Clapham Junction Station. There are 35 services per hour to Waterloo and 22 to Victoria, each taking just a few minutes. The Overground Line goes both east and west from Clapham Junction with direct services every 15 minutes to kensington and Sheperd’s Bush to the west, and Shoreditch, the City and Islington to the east. South West run a direct service to Richmond with trains running every 2-8 minutes.Additionally, Clapham Junction serves much of southern England and there are regular direct trains to Brighton, Exeter, Bristol, Windsor and London Gatwick.

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There are a huge number of bus routes on the doorstep of Parkside St Peters. A few of these include:

87 Wandsworth to Aldwych via Charing Cross77 Tooting to Waterloo35 Clapham Junction to Shoreditch via Borough49 Wandsworth Common to White City via South kensington170 Roehampton to Victoria219 Clapham Junction to Wimbledon295 Ladbroke Grove to Clapham Junction (24 hr)345 Peckham to South kensington via kings Road (24 hr)C3 Earls Court to Clapham Junction

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Clapham Common underground station is a short bus ride away and from there the Northern Line travels directly to Waterloo, through the centre of town and into north London.

Vauxhall station is only 5 minutes by train, where the Victoria Line will take you directly to Oxford Circus, Euston and king’s Cross St Pancras.

There are plans to extend the Northern Line from kennington to Nine Elms as part of the redevelopment of Battersea Power Station. The new station is due to openin 2019.

Walking and CyCling

Walkers and cyclists are well served. The Barclays Bike scheme now reaches Battersea (The nearest docking station is on Grant Road) and the 180 mile long Thames Path, which follows the changing landscape of the river, starts at the bottom of your road.

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VICTORIA 7 minsWATERLOO 8 mins

CANARY WHARF 25 minsTHE CITY (Liverpool Street) 28 minskING’S CROSS ST. PANCRAS (for Eurostar) 22 minskNIGHTSBRIDGE 22 minsLONDON GATWICk 25 minsOxFORD CIRCUS 17 minsSHOREDITCH 35 minsSLOANE SQUARE 18 mins

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Total Area xxm2 xxxft2Living/kitchen 3.9m x 6.5m 12’9” x 21’3”Bedroom One 3.1m x 3.7m 10’2” x 12’1”Bedroom Two 2.9m x 3.7m 9’6” x 12’1”

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Total Area xxm2 xxxft2Living/kitchen 7.5m x 4.2m 24’7” x 13’9”Bedroom One 5.2m x 2.7m 17’0” x 8’10”Bedroom Two 4.1m x 2.7m 13’5” x 8’10”Bedroom Three 4.2m x 2.8m 13’9” x 9’2”

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APARTMENT INTERIORS• Oak engineered laminated floor boards, in a Belgian grey oiled finish, to hallway, reception/kitchen and bedrooms• Walls and ceilings are painted in neutral contemporary colours. All joinery is primed and decorated with eggshell finish• Internal solid-core doors in hardwood veneer• Satin stainless steel handles, electrical plates and sockets throughout• Double glazed windows throughout

kITCHENS• German-designed kitchen units with soft close doors and drawers• Built-in Siemens appliances comprising electric oven, microwave, extractor hood and ceramic hob• Fully integrated Siemens fridge-freezer, dishwasher and washer-dryer• Contemporary stainless steel sink with integrated drainer and stainless steel mixer tap• Insinkerator waste disposal unit• Quartz worktops• Back-painted glass splashbacks• Multi-gang appliance panel

BEDROOMS• First and second bedrooms to have built-in wardrobes with integrated handles and lighting

BATHROOMS & SHOWER-ROOMS• Bespoke recessed or wall hung mirrored cabinet with integrated lighting and shaver socket to bathrooms and ensuites• Wall-hung basin with modern chrome mixer tap• Modern wall-hung WC with concealed cistern, chrome fittings and soft close seat and cover and chrome flush push-plate• Semi-frameless glass bath screen• Chrome shower head and rail• Central chrome thermostatic shower mixer • Ensuite showers to feature fixed chrome shower head and handheld chrome shower hose• Thermostatically-controlled chrome towel radiator• Discreet extractor fan• Neutral contemporary tiles to walls and floor

HEATING AND ELECTRICS• Heating and hot water powered by a communal gas boiler• Underfloor heating• Recessed LED downlighters throughout• Generous supply of power points, telephone points, TV/FM, Hotbird and Sky Plus points throughout• Hyperoptic 1 GB per second broadband service available (subject to subscription) • CAT 6 cabling to receptions and bedrooms

SECURITY• All apartments have video-entry systems• CCTV cameras are installed at key positions around the development• Remote controlled gate to car park• Security fobs for pedestrian access to building• Hardwired smoke and heat detectors• Fused spur to hallway cupboards to allow for future alarm installation

COMMUNAL AREAS• Lifts serve car park and apartments• Architectural lighting • Stainless steel glass balustrading• Carpet to stairs and landings

PARkING• Each apartment to be allocated a cycle parking space in the basement car park• Private underground car parking is available by separate negotiation

BUILDING STANDARDS• All elements of the development comply with building and fire regulations

WARRANTY• All apartments are covered by a 10 year Premier Guarantee warranty against structural defects in construction

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THORNSETT GROUP IS ABESPOkE PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT COMPANY.

We pride ourselves on our refreshing and creative approach to providing homes where people want to live. Our homes are all built to the highest standards and incorporate the latest in contemporary design enhanced by traditional skills and experience. For the past 27 years, our reputation has been earned through providing quality and value for money that meets the expectations of today’s sophisticated buyer.

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regenCy Walk

Within the heart of Westminster, close to London’s iconic Houses of Parliament lies Regency Walk.In this prime location, within walking distance of all of Central London, Thornsett Group will build 32 high specification apartments and an underground car park.

tHe mission

Sandwiched between the sweeping greenery of Victoria Park and the former Olympic site, Hackney Wick has become east London’s cultural and artistic melting pot and the setting for one of Thornsett Group’s latest projects - The Mission.The development comprises 27 apartments, one of which is a spectacular five storey residence fashioned out of the shell of a bell tower.

Hanbury Hall

Due to its wealth of bars, restaurants, markets and culture the area around Spitalfields and Brick Lane is now one on London’s

most desirable quarters.Thornsett Group are building 7 units within the old church

building of Hanbury Hall. As well as the apartments, the London Diocesan Fund will take back a refurbished multi-purpose

community facility on the lower floors.

st JoHn at HaCkney

Hackney Central brings together the old and the new. Local gems like the Hackney Empire, are preserved, whilst newcomers, like the Fashion hub, are embraced.

At the heart of this diverse, vibrant, and creative community lies St John at Hackney; a new-build scheme of 58 apartments and a 13,500 sqft community hub.

Nestled between Mare Street and a Grade II listed Church, it maintains the harmonious balance of past and present perfectly.

Thornsett Group plc and its subsidiaries (“Thornsett”) has taken all reasonable care in the preparation of the information given in this brochure. However, this information is subject to change and has been pre-pared solely for the purpose of providing general guidance. Therefore, Thornsett does not warrant the accuracy or completeness of this information. Particulars are given for illustration purposes only. Thornsett undertakes continuous product development and any information given relating to our products may vary from time to time. As a result, information on such products is provided for general guidance only and does not constitute any form of warranty or contract on our part. The information and particulars set out within this brochure do not constitute, nor constitute part of, a formal offer, invitation or contract (whether from Thornsett or any of its related subsidiaries or affiliates) to acquire the relevant property. For the reasons mentioned above, no information contained in this brochure is to be relied upon. In particular, all plans, perspectives, descriptions, dimensions and measurements are approximate and provided for guidance only. Intending purchasers or lessees must satisfy themselves by personal inspection, their own tests, enquiries, surveys or otherwise as to the correctness of such information. Such information is given without responsibility on the part of Thornsett. Neither our agents nor their employees have any authority to make or give any representations or warranties whatsoever in relation to this development or any property within it. This information is issued on the understanding that all negotiations are conducted through Thornsett and its agents.

Thornsett Group plc34 Margery Street

LondonWC1X 0JJ

Tel: + 44 (0) 20 7843 9500

www.thornsettgroup.com

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