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3 CONTENTS ESSENTIAL VIEWING Introduction 1 A towering address 2-3 Aerial view 4-5 Garden of delights 6-7 Covent Garden 8-9 A hard act to follow What s in store The hunger games Past pleasures Show time All bar none English Rose is proud to introduce a boutique collection of eight luxury studio, 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments. Carefully crafted from six floors of a 120-year-old former schoolhouse in one of central London s most cultural quarters, Tower Street redefines luxurious urban living. Universities title TBC Travel times title TBC Location Home comforts Kitchen title TBC Tranquil pleasures Bathroom title TBC English Rose A world-class address. A magnificent development. An exceptional location. 1

4 A TOWERING ADDRESS A few steps away from Seven Dials; around the corner from Agatha Christie s long-running The Mousetrap; minutes from The Ivy. Tower Street is right at the heart of the action in Covent Garden, one of central London s most desirable areas. The imposing Grade II listed edifice was originally a red-brick school building dating back to the early 19s; more recently, it was for the headquarters of the Really Useful Group, world-famous musical composer Andrew Lloyd-Webber s production company. Now, it is an exceptional new development of eight spacious and luxurious apartments, spread over six floors and 17,685 square feet of space. Sympathetically restored to retain original features and layout, this building of exceptional character forms a great addition to central London s luxury portfolio. Tower Street has been extensively refurbished and restored to retain the building s unique character. Tower Street is a former school building once used by composer Andrew Lloyd-Webber for his Really Useful Group. Just a short walk from Covent Garden, Leicester Square, Tottenham Court Road and Charing Cross Road underground stations TOWER COVENT GARDEN 3

5 Green Park National Portrait Gallery Soho Leicester Square China Town Oxford Street Centre Point Neal Street Trafalgar Square Regent Street W Hotel The Strand Seven Dials Covent Garden Royal Opera House Oxford Circus Warren Street Piccadilly Circus Tottenham Court Road 22 Leicester Square Covent Garden Charing Cross 4 22 TOWER COVENT GARDEN 5

6 GARDEN OF DELIGHTS Theatre and street performers. Coffee shops and hidden alleyways. Market stalls and boutiques. Covent Garden is a fascinating area devoted to enjoyment and has been since it was first built in the 1630s. And when you look beyond the gourmet restaurants and olde-world pubs, you find world-famous performance venues: the Opera House, Theatre Royal Drury Lane and the English National Opera. Tower Street is just minutes away from the very best dining, culture and shopping that London has to offer. There s always something happening on the Piazza, from jugglers and musicians to market stallholders. Nell Gwynn Nell used her legendary charms to rise from being an orange seller in Drury Lane to become one of the most popular actresses of her time as well as the King Charles II s mistress. Samuel Pepys called her pretty, witty Nell, The former home of fresh fruit and flowersellers has shed its skin and become a world-class hub of This is a compelling place, blending old and new, that is thriving, varied and exciting. The cobble-stoned Floral Street off the Piazza is a calm, sophisticated place to shop. and on his deathbed, the King famously said Let not poor Nelly starve. Today she is remembered in two pubs: The Nell of Old Drury on Catherine Street and the Nell Gwynne culture and entertainment, fashion and shopping. Picturesque period buildings have been scrubbed, and in the place of flower sellers, there are hip Welcome to Covent Garden, beguiling and beautiful. Tavern in Bull Inn Court, off Maiden Lane. bars, designer boutiques and lifestyle brands TOWER COVENT GARDEN 7

7 COVENT GARDEN Covent Garden is a neat rectangle, bordered by the Strand, Charing Cross Road, Oxford Street, Holborn and Kingsway. Soho lies to the west, Bloomsbury to the north and Holborn to the east. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adi piscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris nisi ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat. Duis aute irure dolor in reprehenderit in voluptate velit esse cillum dolore eu fugiat nulla pariatur. Exce pteur sint occaecat cupidatat non proident, sunt in culpa qui officia deserunt mollit anim id est. Naming Covent Garden The Convent of St Peter, Westminster, kept a large kitchen garden here, giving the area its name. In 1552, King Henry VIII handed the land to John Baron Russell, Great Admiral of England, and later the first Earl of Bedford, for helping bring down the treasonous Duke of Somerset. Russell Street and Bedford Street remind us that the same family continued to own the land for nearly 4 years, only selling it off after the Second World War TOWER COVENT GARDEN 9

8 A HARD ACT TO FOLLOW A powerhouse of the arts, business and finance, London has recently assumed the mantle of the world s greatest metropolis, with more billionaires than any other city. But London attracts people as much for its culture as its commerce. The city has the planet s most exciting shop scene; theatre that is a magnet for Hollywood stars; vast public parks and gardens; and a dining scene that is said to be more varied and dynamic than Paris s. The city s cultural credentials are second-to-none too, with some 250 museums and more than 2 theatre performances at any one time. London is officially Europe s most visited city, with 16.8 million international visitors in London leads the world in commerce, the arts, fashion, media, education, finance and tourism. Bow Street Runners The world s first police force just six constables was brought together by Tom Jones author Henry Fielding in The public called them the Bow Street Runners as they operated out of the street s Magistrates Court, where many famous accused people have passed including Oscar Wilde, Casanova, General Pinochet and Pete Doherty. Now, the old Bow Street courthouse is being transformed into a 99-bedroom hotel with a police museum and four sleepover cells (although with top-quality mattresses). It is planned to open in TOWER COVENT GARDEN 11

9 WHAT S IN ORE BE OF BRITISH London brims over with terrific shopping opportunities: from the grand department stores of Edwardian times to hip independent boutiques and globally known designer brands. It s exciting, varied and spread out in many different precincts. Covent Garden is an excellent starting point, with the famous market operating daily (for antiques, collectables and crafts) and a labyrinth of streets and lanes full of enticing boutiques. Europe s most famous shopping street must be Oxford Street, just a 10-minute walk away, while Soho s independent boutiques and Mayfair s wealth of haute couture brand names lie just to the west. You ll find plenty of home-grown brands in Covent Garden. Names include Aspinal, Barbour, Ben Sherman, Brora, Burberry, Fred Perry, Hackett, Hobbs, Jack Wills, Jigsaw, Jo Malone, Karen Millen, Miller Harris, Mulberry, Nigel Hall, Orlebar Brown, Oliver Sweeney, Paul Smith, Penhaligon s, Pretty Green, Radley, Reiss, Ted Baker and Whittard. London has the greatest shopping in Europe if not the world. London s shopping is as good as it gets, with everything from one-off boutiques to the world s great design names in close proximity. Stanford s Where to shop The specialist travel shop opened in 1853 and has been the Covent Garden Neal Street for urban wear, Floral Street for designerwear, Seven Dials for heritage brands, Cecil Court for books. first port of call for seasoned explorers ever since, including Florence Nightingale, Ranulph Fiennes and Bill Bryson who have come for the world s largest collection of maps and travel books, as well as journals, compasses and globes. Carnaby Street One of the West End s most well known shopping streets, made famous in the swinging 60s. In 2014 it is still a hive of fashionable activity with a wide range of boutiques, bars and restaurants. Oxford Street Department stores and chains. Selfridges, John Lewis, Debenhams, House of Fraser, Marks & Spencer, H&M, Topshop, Nike. Regent Street Upmarket and major international names. Liberty, Anthropologie, Apple, Hamley s, Burberry, Church s. St James s Jermyn Street for men s shirts, shoes and tailoring; Fortnum & Mason. Soho Berwick Street market, Brewer Street one-off boutiques, Denmark Street for music, Carnaby Street / Kingly Court / Newburgh Quarter for independent boutiques. Mayfair Super-luxury. Bond Street for the great luxury brands, South Molton Street, Dover Street, Savile Row for gentlemen s tailoring, Conduit Street, Bruton Street. Knightsbridge Upmarket shopping. Harrods, Harvey Nichols, Sloane Street designer names TOWER COVENT GARDEN 13

10 THE HUNGER GAMES London is a gourmet paradise. A city where dining is exciting, innovative and constantly changing, more choice of great chefs than ever before. Covent Garden is a mecca for eating well. Whether a quick bite at Balthazar, drinks at the Waldorf or Michelin stars at L Atelier de Joël Robuchon, it s a square mile that knows how to satisfy the tastebuds, with more than 1,0 places to eat and drink all within walking distance of Tower Street. We ve chosen a handful of the best restaurants and bars in the area to give you a taste of what London can offer. Eating out in Covent Garden Asia de Cuba, St Martin s Lane Hotel 41 St Martin s Lane, Covent Garden WC2N L Atelier de Joël Robuchon (1*) West Street, Covent Garden WC2H Balthazar 4-6 Russell Street, Covent Garden WC2B Brasserie Blanc 35 The Market Building, Covent Garden WC2E Busaba Eathai 44 Floral Street, Covent Garden WC2E Christopher s 18 Wellington Street, Covent Garden WC2E Clos Maggiore 33 King Street, Covent Garden WC2E The Delaunay 55 Aldwych, Covent Garden WC2B Les Deux Salons William IV Street, Strand WC2N Green Man and French Horn (Bib Gourmand) 54 St. Martin s Lane, Covent Garden WC2N The Ivy 1-5 West Street, Covent Garden WC2H Joe Allen 13 Exeter Street, Covent Garden WC2E Kyashii 4a Upper St Martin s Lane, Covent Garden WC2H Moti Mahal 45 Great Queen Street, Covent Garden WC2B Rules 35 Maiden Lane, Covent Garden WC2E St John (1*) 1 Leicester Street, Covent Garden WC2H St Martin s Lane Hotel 45 St Martin s Lane, Covent Garden WC2N Rule s Thomas Rule opened an oyster bar in 1798, and went on to serve many renowned people including Charles Dickens, Graham Greene and H.G. Wells. Today, Rules is the oldest restaurant in London, specialising in traditional British food such as classic game cookery, pies and puddings and, of course, oysters. The Lamb and Flag was first licensed in 1623, making it the oldest public house in Covent Garden. Savoy Strand, Covent Garden WC2R OEU J Sheekey St Martin s Court, Covent Garden WC2N Simpson s-in-the-strand 1 Strand, Covent Garden WC2R Tom s Kitchen Somerset House, Strand WC2R Wahaca 66 Chandos Place, Covent Garden WC2N Covent Garden has more than 60 pubs and bars, including The Salisbury, a listed pub with exceptional etched glass and carved woodwork. The actors favourite opened as a café in 1916, and has greeted everyone from Noel Coward and Laurence Oliver to Tom Cruise TOWER COVENT GARDEN 15

11 PA PLEASURES London oozes culture at every turn, with twice as many museums as Paris or New York, as well as 37,0 listed buildings and major world sporting events from Lord s to Wimbledon. And Covent Garden is right in the middle of it all. The London Transport Museum, the National Gallery, Courtauld Institute and British Museum are all walkable; and it s just a short bus ride to Tate Modern or a 9 minute tube journey to the great museums of South Kensington. Sir John Soane s Museum The architect Sir John Soane moved to Lincoln s Inn Fields in the 1790s, and began extending to house his rambling collection of Roman mosaics, Greek vases, an Egyptian sarcophagus, bronzes from Pompeii, Peruvian pottery, 30,0 drawings, sculptures and paintings. The result is London s most engaging hotch-potch of treasures. London s 170 museums include the world-famous British Museum, Tate Modern and National Gallery. A city to make you think, explore, reflect and respond. Piazza Residences are a real gateway to the arts, just moments from world-famous theatres, opera houses, museums and galleries. London is home to some of the world s great venues, including Lord s, Twickenham, Wembley and Wimbledon. Cultural hotspots British Museum Little Russell Street, Bloomsbury WC1B Courtauld Institute Somerset House, Strand, Covent Garden WC2R Hayward Gallery South Bank SE1 ICA The Mall, St James s SW1Y National Gallery Trafalgar Square, WC2N National Portrait Gallery Charing Cross Road WC2H Natural History Museum Cromwell Road, South Kensington SW7 Royal Academy Piccadilly, Mayfair W1J Science Museum Exhibition Road, South Kensington SW7 Sir John Soane s Museum Lincoln s Inn Fields, Holborn WC2A Tate Britain Millbank, Westminster SW1P Tate Modern Bankside, South Bank SE1 London Transport Museum The Piazza, Covent Garden WC2E Victoria and Albert Museum Cromwell Road, South Kensington SW7 Wallace Collection Manchester Square, Fitzrovia W1U TOWER COVENT GARDEN 17

12 SHOW TIME THEATRE & CINEMA Covent Garden and Soho are home to more theatres than any other place in Europe. From big-budget musicals to intimate drama, opera, ballet and comedy, there are more than 2 shows to choose from six days a week. Covent Garden s most experimental venue is the Donmar Warehouse; its most historic is the Theatre Royal Drury Lane; and its most esteemed the legendary Royal Opera House, attracting the world s greatest opera singers and ballet companies. Theatre Royal, Drury Lane Covent Garden s oldest surviving theatre was the home of the King s Company of actors established in Since then, the theatre has performed works written especially for it by John Dryden, William Congreve, Richard Brinsley Sheridan and Lord Byron and great actors who have performed here include David Garrick, Sarah Siddons and Spike Milligan. Any night of the week you ll find more than 2 performances in London. The Royal Opera house has original-language productions with surtitles; the English National Opera at the Coliseum has translated performances. London s longest-running production is Agatha Christie s The Mousetrap, still going strong after 62 years TOWER COVENT GARDEN 19

13 SOCIAL SCENE Socialising in London is as outrageous, intimate or formal as you d like, with hundreds of cocktail bars, pubs and opulent hotels to choose from just in Covent Garden alone. We ve made a small selection of the area s most outstanding venues. Punch and Judy London s most famous diary writer, Samuel Pepys saw the first Punch and Judy show in London in 1642, referring to the Italian puppet play under the portico of Covent Garden s church. Today, the area is better known for its street performers, impromptu opera singing and acrobatic acts. Cellar Door has to be the city s most unusual venue. In a refurbished underground public toilet, they bill themselves as 30s Berlin meets New York basement dive! There s always somewhere new and sociable to discover in Covent Garden. St Martin s Hotel ushered in a new breed of lifestyle boutique accommodation in London. Drinking in Covent Garden Cellar Door Zero Aldwych, Covent Garden WC2E Detroit 35 Earlham Street, Covent Garden WC2H All Star Lanes (bowling) Victoria House, Southampton Row, Holborn WC1B Balthazar London 4-6 Russell Street, Covent Garden WC2E Brumus Haymarket Hotel, 1 Suffolk Place, St James s SW1Y BYOC (Bring Your Own Cocktails) 28 Bedfordbury Street, Covent Garden WC2N Champagne and Fromage 22 Wellington Street, Covent Garden WC2E Light Bar St Martin s Lane Hotel, St Martin s Lane, Covent Garden WC2N Rockwell Trafalgar Hotel, 2 Spring Gardens, Trafalgar Square SW1A Lobby Bar One Aldwych Hotel, Covent Garden WC2B Tom s Terrace Somerset House, Strand WC2R Waldorf Aldwych, Covent Garden WC2B TOWER COVENT GARDEN 21

14 A HIGHER EDUCATION London is one of the most diverse and exciting places to study, with an impressive academic record and a student population of around 4,0. It s a melting pot of ideas, opinions, cultures and languages with some of the world s most renowned tertiary institutes. London is a world-renowned seat of learning, with some of the country s finest universities and colleges. London s 43 universities are the largest number of higher educational institutes in Europe. London welcomes more than 1,0 students from 2 countries all over the world. London s top educational institutes Central St Martin s College of Art & Design Granary Building, 1 Granary Square, London, N1C Chelsea College of Art & Design 16 John Islip Street, London SW1P City University Northampton Square, Islington EC1V Imperial College Exhibition Road, South Kensington SW7 King s College London Strand, Covent Garden WC2R London College of Fashion 20 John Prince s Street, Mayfair W1G London Metropolitan University Holloway Road, Holloway N7 London School of Economics & Political Science Houghton Street, Covent Garden WC2A London South Bank University 103 Borough Road, Waterloo SE1 Royal College of Art Kensington Gore, South Kensington SW7 London South Bank University 103 Borough Road, Waterloo SE1 London College of Fashion 20 John Prince s Street, Mayfair W1G Royal College of Art Kensington Gore, South Kensington SW7 University of the Arts London 65 Davies Street, Mayfair W1K University College London Gower Street London WC1E University College London 25 Grafton Way, Bloomsbury WC1E University of London Senate House, Malet Street, Bloomsbury WC1E University of Westminster Marylebone Road, Marylebone NW TOWER COVENT GARDEN 23

15 COVENT GARDEN LONDON WC2H 9TW WORLD FAMOUS TRANSPORT Covent Garden is ideally placed for getting around London and beyond. It is served by five Underground stations Tottenham Court Road, Holborn, Covent Garden, Leicester Square and Charing Cross that give direct access to the Northern, Bakerloo, Piccadilly and Central lines. They service the rest of the city as well as Heathrow airport (1 hour) and St Pancras International (8 mins) for train services to Europe. Tower Street is also a three-minute walk to the brand-new high-frequency Crossrail train service that from 2017 will link the area with the commercial centres of City of London and Canary Wharf, as well as Heathrow Airport in just 30 minutes. The massive investment in the infrastructure promises to benefit the area greatly. Buses and taxis run along Oxford Street, Charing Cross Road, the Strand and Kingsway, and there are docking stations for rental bikes in the area if you want to get some exercise. Crossrail Tottenham Court Road and Oxford Circus lie on the new Crossrail, which will whisk you to Heathrow in just 30 minutes. Pedal power The Barclays Cycle Hire bikes are locally known as Boris bikes after the Mayor. The shortest journey The journey from Leicester Square to Covent Garden station is just 3 yards, the shortest stop on the London Underground. Cultural journey times London Underground fastest journey times: tfl.gov.uk Transport journey times London Underground fastest journey times: tfl.gov.uk Swiss Cottage Camden Town St John s Wood R E G ENT S PAR K Covent Garden Charing Cross English National Opera National Gallery Covent Garden Charing Cross Warren Street Euston King s Cross St Pancras Charing Cross National Portrait Gallery Bond Street FINSBURY Charing Cross Theatre Royal Euston Square Marylebone Baker Street Regent s Park Euston Square Charing Cross Courtauld Institute Oxford Circus Paddington Lancaster Gate Edgware Road HYDE Marble Arch P ARK Knightsbridge MARYLEBON E Bond Street Hyde Park Corner Oxford Circus Green Park S T J AMES S P ARK Tottenham Court Road SOH O Piccadilly Circus Leicester Square Charing Cross Embankment Westminster Holborn Covent Garden Embankment Temple Waterloo Chancery Lane HOLBORN Blackfriars Farringdon SOUTHWARK Southwark St Paul s Bank Liverpool Street CITY London Bridge Charing Cross Charing Cross Tottenham Court Road Piccadilly Covent Garden South Kensington ICA Wallace Collection British Museum Royal Academy Royal Opera Canary House Wharf Royal Albert Hall Kings Cross/St Pancras Piccadilly Circus Tottenham Court Road Piccadilly Westminster Waterloo KNIGHTSBRIDGE South Kensington Victoria & Albert Museum Tottenham Court Road St James s Park South Kensington Science Museum South Kensington South Kensington Sloane Square Victoria Waterloo Hayward Gallery Holborn Pimlico Waterloo Royal Festival Hall Knightsbridge Waterloo National Theatre Notting Hill Gate Pimlico Tate Britain Sloane Square TOWER COVENT GARDEN 25

16 22 COVENT GARDEN LONDON WC2H 9TW LONDON - A PICTURE PERFECT LOCATION London is a big place to find your way around, with exceptional dining, shopping and eating opportunities in different corners. The must-see landmarks are highlighted, many of which are a short stroll from Tower Street Drinking and Dining Cultural Hotspots 1 Cellar Door 11 Busaba Eathai 21 St John Restaurant 1 Adelphi Theatre 2 Detroit 12 Christopher s 22 St Martin s Lane Hotel 2 Lyceum Theatre 23 J Sheekey Restaurant 3 Balthazar Restaurant 13 Clos Maggiore 4 BYOC 14 Les Deux Salons 3 London Transport Museum 4 Novello Theatre 5 Champagne Plus Fromage 15 Green Man and French Horn 5 Theatre Royal 6 The Light Bar 16 The Ivy 6 Aldwych Theatre 7 Lobby Bar 17 Joe Allen 7 New London Theatre 8 Asia de Cuba 18 Kyashii 8 Cambridge Theatre 9 L Atelier de Joël Robuchon 19 Moti Mahal 9 Ambassadors Theatre 10 Brasserie Blanc 20 Rules TOWER COVENT GARDEN 27

17 HOME COMFORTS High ceilings, huge windows and spacious floorplans characterise the luxuriously appointed apartments at Tower Street, a place made for gracious living. Tower Street s six apartments are vast in their dimensions. The finest materials, superb craftsmanship and the highest standards of design characterise every square inch of the apartments. The apartments feature vast windows that hark back to the schoolroom TOWER COVENT GARDEN 29

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19 INSPIRING KITCHENS Each of the Tower Street apartments feature an individually designed, hand-crafted kitchen, state-of-the-art appliances and superlative materials to create a space that is attractive, functional and inspiring to create in. Kitchens at Tower Street are designed and hand-crafted using the finest names in their field. Premium specification built-in appliances turn kitchens into high-spec places to produce culinary masterpieces TOWER COVENT GARDEN 33

20 TRANQUIL PLEASURES The luxurious bedrooms of Tower Street will help you sleep easy at night, using plush floor and wall coverings, hushed lighting and ample wardrobe spaces to turn them into tranquil sanctuaries. Tower Street has been extensively refurbished and restored to retain the building s unique character. The sumptuous spaces of Tower Street are places to escape to from the stresses of the day TOWER COVENT GARDEN 35

21 A YLISH OASIS INDULGENCE The pampering bathrooms and en suites allow you to retreat from the world and indulge in pure relaxation. Using exquisite natural stone and terracotta tiles, luxury hardwoods, chrome and glass, the spaces maintain the highest standards of craftsmanship for sleek good looks. Intelligent design and high-quality fixtures create pampering places that redefine stylish living. Natural materials and designer taps and shower elevate bathrooms to artistic statements TOWER COVENT GARDEN 37

22 SITE PLAN & APARTMENT PLANS APARTMENT 1, PLOT A BASEMENT 1 BEDROOM Basement Kitchen/Living/Dining room Study Bedroom Bathroom Terrace TERRACE 1 UDY BEDROOM 22 COVENT GARDEN LONDON WC2H 9TW TERRACE APARTMENT 2, PLOT 1 GROUND FLOOR UDIO Ground Kitchen/Living/Dining/Bedroom Bathroom KITCHEN/LIVING/DINING/BEDROOM 2 Plans not to scale TOWER COVENT GARDEN 39

23 APARTMENT 3, PLOT 2 GROUND & BASEMENT FLOOR APARTMENT 5, PLOT 4 GROUND & BASEMENT FLOOR 1 BEDROOM LIGHTWELL Ground & Basement Kitchen/Living/Dining room Bedroom BEDROOM Bathroom BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM TERRACE 2 BEDROOMS Ground & Basement Kitchen/Living/Dining room Bedroom Bedroom Bathroom Terrace APARTMENT 4, PLOT 3 GROUND FLOOR APARTMENT 6, PLOT 5 GROUND & BASEMENT FLOOR 1 BEDROOM 6 Ground BEDROOM Kitchen/Living/Dining room KITCHEN ENSUITE Bedroom Bathroom TERRACE BEDROOM 3 TERRACE 4 BEDROOM 1 LIVING/DINING ROOM BEDROOM 2 3 BEDROOMS Ground & Basement TERRACE Kitchen/Living/Dining room XX.XX XXX Bedroom Ensuite 1 XX.XX XXX Bedroom Ensuite 2 XX.XX XXX Bedroom Ensuite 3 XX.XX XXX Bathroom Terrace Plans not to scale. Plans not to scale TOWER COVENT GARDEN 41

24 APARTMENT 7, PLOT 6 GROUND FLOOR 7 APARTMENT 9, PLOT 102 FIR & SECOND FLOOR 9 2 BEDROOMS Ground Kitchen/Living/Dining room BEDROOM Bedroom Bedroom Bathroom ENSUITE Terrace BEDROOM First & Second BEDROOM 1 BEDROOM 2 Kitchen/Living/Dining room Bedroom Ensuite Bathroom TERRACE APARTMENT 10, PLOT 103 FIR FLOOR 10 APARTMENT 8, PLOT 101 FIR & SECOND FLOOR 1 BEDROOM First BEDROOM Kitchen/Living/Dining room First & Second Bedroom Bathroom Kitchen/Living/Dining room BEDROOM Bedroom Ensuite Bathroom BEDROOM ENSUITE 8 Plans not to scale. Plans not to scale TOWER COVENT GARDEN 43

25 APARTMENT 11, PLOT 104 FIR FLOOR APARTMENT 13, PLOT 201 FIR & SECOND FLOOR 11 UDIO 1 BEDROOM 13 First & Second First Kitchen/Living/Dining/Bedroom Kitchen/Living/Dining room Bathroom Bedroom Bathroom BEDROOM KITCHEN/LIVING/DINING/BEDROOM APARTMENT 12, PLOT 105 FIR & SECOND FLOOR APARTMENT 14, PLOT 202 FIR & SECOND FLOOR 1 BEDROOM 2 BEDROOMS First & Second BEDROOM 1 BEDROOM 2 First & Second Kitchen/Living/Dining room Kitchen/Living/Dining room Bedroom Bathroom Bathroom Bedroom Bathroom BEDROOM Plans not to scale. Plans not to scale TOWER COVENT GARDEN 45

26 APARTMENT 15, PLOT 301 THIRD FLOOR APARTMENT 17, PLOT 303 THIRD FLOOR 3 BEDROOMS Third BEDROOMS Third BEDROOM 1 Kitchen/Living/Dining room Kitchen/Living/Dining room Bedroom Bedroom Bedroom Bedroom Bathroom Bathroom BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 1 BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 3 APARTMENT 16, PLOT 302 THIRD FLOOR 16 APARTMENT 18, PLOT 401 FOURTH FLOOR & FOURTH FLOOR MEZZAINE UDIO Third BEDROOM Fourth & Fourth Mezzaine KITCHEN/LIVING/DINING/BEDROOM Kitchen/Living/Dining room Bedroom XX.XX XXX Bathroom Kitchen/Living/Dining room Bedroom Ensuite Bathroom BEDROOM ENSUITE Plans not to scale. Plans not to scale TOWER COVENT GARDEN 47

27 TOWER LEVEL 1 TOWER LEVEL 2 22 APARTMENT 19, PLOT 402 FOURTH FLOOR & FOURTH FLOOR MEZZAINE APARTMENT 21, PLOT 404 FOURTH FLOOR & FOURTH FLOOR MEZZAINE 1 BEDROOM Fourth & Fourth Mezzaine BEDROOM Fourth & Fourth Mezzaine Kitchen/Living/Dining room Bedroom Ensuite Bathroom BEDROOM BEDROOM 1 Kitchen/Living/Dining room Bedroom Ensuite XX.XX XX Bathroom ENSUITE BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT 22, PLOT 405 FOURTH FLOOR & FOURTH FLOOR MEZZAINE 2 BEDROOMS Fourth & Fourth Mezzaine APARTMENT 20, PLOT 403 FOURTH FLOOR & FOURTH FLOOR MEZZAINE Kitchen/Living/Dining room Bedroom Bedroom Bathroom BEDROOM Fourth & Fourth Mezzaine Kitchen/Living/Dining room Bedroom Ensuite Bedroom 2 XX.XX XX TOWER LEVEL 1 TOWER LEVEL 2 Bathroom BEDROOM 1 UDY BEDROOM 2 QUERY: WHAT IS THIS AREA BEDROOM Plans not to scale. Plans not to scale TOWER COVENT GARDEN 49

28 ENGLISH ROSE English Rose Estates represents the incorporation of a long standing and very successful property partnership which first began in With over 40 years experience in the property industry the team has put together and overseen numerous highly innovative and pioneering property deals, as well as developments, both in the UK and across the globe. In the UK they aim to build upon their proven track record and recognised expertise in urban/brownfield regeneration. Whilst ever aware of the reality of globalisation, English Rose Estates also aims to consolidate and build upon its long established success in selected world markets. Clarence Court, Strand, London Kensington High Street, London Gloucester Place, London Utopia, Regent s Park, London Disclaimer: This document has been prepared for advertising and general information only. We make no guarantees, representations or warranties of any kind, expressed or implied, regarding the information including, but not limited to, warranties of content, accuracy and reliability. Any interested party should undertake their own inquiries as to the accuracy of the information. English Rose excludes unequivocally all inferred or implied terms, conditions and warranties arising out of this document and excludes all liability for loss and damages arising there from. Timing approximate, source: maps.google.com. Images are computer generated. Maps and plans not to scale. This publication is the copyrighted property of English Rose and/or its licensor(s) All rights reserved. Designed and produced by Oracle Creative TOWER COVENT GARDEN 51

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