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YOU COULD CALL IT URBAN CHIC, OR
SMART CASUAL. WHATEVER YOU CALL IT,
IT’S WHAT IT FEELS LIKE THAT MATTERS.
True
London
character
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FOREWORD
Sean Mulryan,
Chairman and CEO,
Ballymore Group
A NEW SQUARE
FOR LONDON
A modern take on
a traditional feature,
West Hampstead SQ
provides a whole new
focal point for
West End Lane.
A CENTRAL
LONDON
LOCATION
West Hampstead’s
Jubilee line, Overground
and Thameslink stations
make the daily commute
quick and easy.
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A NATURAL
PLACE TO LIVE
RESIDENT
AMENITIES
As much attention has
been paid to landscape
as architecture, with
generous gardens, each
with its own character,
laid out between each
of the terraced blocks.
Exclusive first class
facilities include
concierge services,
a gymnasium, fitness
centre and spa, a
private oasis in an
urban setting.
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THE APARTMENTS
The interior design
of both public and
private spaces draws
inspiration from
West Hampstead’s
rich history of arts
and crafts.
WEST HAMPSTEAD LONDON
BUILDING DETAILS BY BALLYMORE
Detailed apartment floor
plans, specifications,
fixtures and fittings.
No other developer
has done more in the
last twenty years to
enhance and enrich
the London landscape
and skyline.
PROJECT TEAM
A collaboration
of London’s world
renowned Architects,
Interior and
Landscape Designers.
It is a pleasure to introduce to you one of the most exciting
residential opportunities in central London this year; West
Hampstead SQ.
This beautiful area of London has long been famed for its
distinct culture and Bohemian edge and West Hampstead
SQ will complement that by giving residents a focal point
away from the bustle of the West End Lane high street.
West Hampstead SQ will embody everything that is to
be celebrated about the area; a shining example of how
regeneration can enhance an existing environment as well
as providing new places to live, work and play.
We’ve successfully fused local heritage with contemporary
tastes to create innovatively styled apartments and a new
village hub in the form of the square - all the while retaining
the hallmark of quality that Ballymore is renowned for.
West Hampstead SQ is a bold blend of past and present
right in the heart of London.
SEAN MULRYAN
Chairman & CEO,
Ballymore Group
FOREWORD
The opportunity doesn’t
arise every day to
give Londoners a new
square. But here in West
Hampstead, that’s exactly
what we’re doing.
West Hampstead Square
passes one of the key tests
of good urban planning:
Creating a sense of
place reflective of the
neighbourhood it inhabits.
A new square greets West
End Lane, providing an entry
point to the five distinct,
intimate buildings connected
with a network of private
laneways and gardens.
Pictured
West Hampstead SQ
WEST HAMPSTEAD SQUARE
Londoners are rightly proud of their
squares. They offer a breathing space
in the midst of a busy day, a place
to meet friends and relax, a focal point
for a thriving, active community.
West End Lane is a well-established,
village-like community, teeming
with coffee shops, restaurants and
independent retailers. But until now,
it has lacked a central focus, a point
of arrival and departure, a place to
meet or just to sit and watch.
West Hampstead SQ fulfils that role to
perfection. The addition of a new, leafy
public square at the very heart of the area
transforms West End Lane. Here, you’ll
be able to sit and watch the world go by
and there’s plenty of space for a Farmer’s
Market and other community activities
to take place.
The design is inspired by the linear
patterns of the rail lines at West
Hampstead stations and mixes the
idea of modern urban connections
with a more traditional clock tower
– a new landmark for the village.
A new hub of
the community.
Pictured
West Hampstead SQ
West Hampstead
is the quintessential
London neighbourhood.
A CENTRAL LONDON LOCATION
Hampstead
Heath
HAMPSTEAD
A cent
Lond
neighbou
West Hampstead
Thameslink
West Hampstead
Overground
West Hampstead
Underground
PRIMROSE HILL
CAMDEN
Primrose
Hill
ST JOHN’S WOOD
Regent’s
Park
TO HEATHROW
Kings
Cross
Regent’s
Park
Paddington
Farringdon
Tottenham
Court Road
Selfridges
Bond Street
Oxford Street
Oxford
Circus
Hyde
Park
Covent
Garden
City
Thameslink
Leicester
Square
SOHO
London
Blackfri
MAYFAIR
London
Charing Cross
St James
Park
London
Waterloo East
Sou
Waterloo
WESTMINSTER
KNIGHTSBRIDGE
CHELSEA
LAMBETH
Finsbury
Park
London Fields
entral
ndon
bourhood
ROAD
ROYAL ALBERT HALL
MARBLE ARCH
RAILWAY
BUCKINGHAM PALACE
ST PAUL’S CATHEDRAL
LONDON UNDERGROUND
WESTMINSTER ABBEY
THE SHARD
NATIONAL RAIL
HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT
TOWER OF LONDON
GALLERY/MUSEUM
CANARY WHARF
TOWER BRIDGE
RETAIL
OLYMPIC PARK PRECINCT
O2 ARENA
PARK
CABLE CAR
30 ST MARY AXE
UNIVERSITY OF LONDON
VICTORIA & ALBERT
MUSEUM
TRAFALGAR SQUARE
Cambridge
Heath
Victoria
Park
Bethnal
Green
Millenium
Park
Bow Road
Old
Street
Whitechapel
THE CITY
Farringdon
EAST LONDON
Moorgate
City
Thameslink
Bank
St Pauls
Mile End
Stepney
Green
Limehouse
London
Blackfriars
Monument
London
Waterloo East
oo
ETH
London
Bridge
Southwark
SOUTHBANK
Elephant
and Castle
Tha
mes
R
iver
CANARY WHARF
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“
GO
West Hampstead’s stations make the
daily commute so simple - whether it be
for work or play. And if getting to work
in the West End, the City or Canary
Wharf, is easy, so too is getting away,
with great connections to international
travel hubs such as St Pancras and
Gatwick within easy reach.
But this typically English corner
of London has a lot more to recommend
it; you could spend a lifetime exploring,
without ever retracing your steps.
EVERY
WHERE
DO
EVERY
THING
”
London’s Jubilee Line, Overground
and Thameslink networks are right
on your doorstep, with services to
St Pancras for Eurostar (7 mins),
Westminster (14 mins), West End
(15 mins), Bank (25 mins), Canary
Wharf (25 mins) and airports Heathrow
(35 mins), City (40 mins), Gatwick
(55 mins) and Stansted (1hr 20mins).
WEST HAMPSTEAD
WEST HAMPSTEAD
WEST HAMPSTEAD
WEST HAMPSTEAD
WEST HAMPSTEAD
ST PANCRAS
PARIS
10 Minutes
2.5 Hours
BOND STREET
HIGHBURY & ISLINGTON
10 Minutes
KING’S CROSS
10 Minutes
ABBEY ROAD
15 Minutes
ABBEY ROAD
9 Minutes
17 Minutes
WATERLOO
16 Minutes
BAKER STREET
25 Minutes
BAKER STREET
16 Minutes
BRUSSELS
3 Hours
CANARY WHARF
25 Minutes
STRATFORD
35 Minutes
OXFORD CIRCUS
42 Minutes
BOND STREET
22 Minutes
WEST
HAMPSTEAD
LIFE
The attraction of
West Hampstead’s
location is its true
neighbourhood feel –
one that’s felt from
the moment you
set foot outdoors.
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WEST
HAMPSTEAD
Parks, gardens and
open spaces
01. Hampstead Heath
02. Kilburn Grange Park
03. Maygrove Peace Park
04. Marylebone Cricket Club
05. Fenton House and Garden
Culture
06. Freud Museum
07. Keats House
08. 2 Willow Road
09. The Affordable Art Fair
10. Burgh House
11. The Tricycle
12. Everyman Cinema
13. The Camden Arts Centre
14. Abbey Road Studios
Hotels
15. Swiss Cottage Hotel
16. Langorf Hotel
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Shopping
17. Hampstead High Street
18. West Hampstead
Farmers Market
Vintage / independent
shopping
19. The Button Lady
20.Cochinechine
21. Blue Daisy
22. West End Lane Books
23. Hampstead Bazaar
Ham
H
Restaurants & Bars
24. The Spaniard’s Inn
25. The Wet Fish Café
26. La Brocca
27. The Gallery Bar
28.Hana
29. Babur Empire
30. The Alice House
31. Free Mason Arms
32. The Hollybush Pub
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10
32
12
19
17
Hampstead
23
26
22
28
25
16
30
21
Maygrove
Peace
Park
Finchley Rd
& Frognal
26
06
West Hampstead
Thameslink
03
18
42
West Hampstead
Overground
West Hampstead
Underground
43
44
DON’T MISS
THE ORIGINAL
PSYCHOANALYTIC
COUCH WHICH
IS HOUSED IN THE
FREUD MUSEUM
Finchley
Rd
27
45
Brondesbury
19
BEST
CAPPUCCINO
IN WEST
HAMPSTEAD
13
Kilburn
08
31
25
47
29
09
21
11
15
32
Swiss
Cottage
Kilburn
Grange
Park
02
South
Hampstead
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FURTHER
AFIELD
DON’T MISS OUT
ON THE WILDLIFE ON
HAMPSTEAD HEATH,
THERE ARE 180
DIFFERENT SPECIES
OF BIRD ALONE!
Parks, gardens
and open spaces
33. Regents Park
34. Kensington Gardens
35.Wormwood
Scrubs Park
36. Little Venice,
Maida Vale
Restaurants & Bars
42. The North
London Tavern
43. Ciao Ciao
44. Small and Beautiful
45. Ammis Curry
46.Arianna’s
47. The Black Lion
48. The Hill
49. The Sir Richard
Steele
50.Richoux
Culture
37. Neasden Temple
Hotels
38.Marriott
Regents Park
39.Danubius
Regents Park
01
01
01
Shopping
40. Camden Market
41. Portobello Road Market
Hampstead
Heath
Hampstead
Heath
Queen’s
Park
49
48
Swiss
Cottage
38
40
Primrose
Hill
50
33
Kensal
Green
08
The Regent’s
Park
39
07
Wormwood
Srubs Park
Hampstead
Heath
36
35
Baker
Street
41
Hyde
Park
34
Marble
Arch
55
12
Belsize
Park
54
52
South
Hampstead
53
Primrose
Hill
55
51
57
London
Zoo
59
St John’s
Wood
58
The Regent’s
Park
33
DON’T MISS OUT ON
REGENTS PARK’S
OPEN-AIR THEATRE
PERFORMANCES
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PRIMROSE HILL
& ST JOHN
Primrose
Hill
Edgware
Road
51.
52.
53.
54.
55.
56.
Primrose Hill
The Jewish Museum
Odette’s Restaurant
Michael Nadra Restaurant
L’Absinthe Restaurant
La Collina Restaurant
The Primrose Eatery
57.
58.
59.
St John
One Blenheim Terrace
The Rotisserie
The New Inn
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There’s no doubt about West Hampstead:
it has a feel-good quality about it.
For over a hundred years, a thriving
colony of artists, designers, scientists
and academics have found themselves
a home in this part of London.
While Hampstead Village itself is very
much a senior citizen of London, a sort
of elder statesman, West Hampstead
is more like an up-and-coming younger
generation, with a distinct character
and an energy of its own.
West Hampstead SQ sits very nicely in
that frame, ideally suited to young
professionals and growing families who
like the idea of settling in the centre of
an established community, but who also
want to enjoy a quality of life and a
standard of living that only comes with
a well-connected, twenty-first century
place like this.
There’s no shortage of things to see
and do, whatever your passion. Lovers
of the great outdoors, good food and
wines, the arts and museums will have
no trouble filling the days. It’s easy to
understand why a new home here will
be much sought after.
RESTAURANT / CAFE
PARK
SPORTS
MUSEUM / GALLERY
BAR / PUB
SHOPPING
There’s no doubt
about west hampstead:
it has a feel-good
quality about it
ON YOUR DOORSTEP
THE WET FISH CAFÉ
West Hampstead oozes café culture, and what
better way to enjoy time here than to put your
feet up, drink a coffee and watch the world go
by? The best place for this is the Wet Fish Café
on West End Lane. Added bonus? Try the
cappuccino – according to community site ‘West
Hampstead Life’ it’s one of the best around!
LA BROCCA
La Brocca is a family owned and run bar and
restaurant serving the best of Italian food including
pizzas and pastas. They also have a range of fish
and meat specials which change on a daily basis.
They do a classic English “Sunday Roast”, available
all day, something of a local legend.
ARIANA II
The first Ariana Afghan restaurant opened
in Manhattan over 25 years ago. Afghan cuisine
has a cultural heritage covering more than
5,000 years and has its roots in Central, South
and Southwestern Asia, so intricate seasonings,
mild spices and wonderful flavours predominate.
BYOB is the order of the day.
AFFORDABLE ART FAIR
With its informal and relaxed atmosphere,
the Affordable Art Fair is a celebration of
contemporary art for everyone – from amateur
collectors all the way up to committed art lovers
– the clue being the word ‘affordable’. The yearly
event, hosted regularly in West Hampstead, also
offers family activities and workshops.
FURTHER AFIELD
HAMPSTEAD VILLAGE
Hampstead Village is full of beautiful historic
streets and lanes and is famous for its intellectual,
liberal, artistic, musical and literary associations:
there are more Blue Plaques on the houses here
than anywhere else in London. Shopping is a
pleasure, with plenty of independent boutiques,
fresh food shops, cafés, pubs and restaurants.
FREUD MUSEUM
This was once the home of Sigmund Freud,
whose family moved to Hampstead after
escaping the Nazi annexation of Austria in the
late 1930s. It’s now a much-celebrated museum
filled with a staggering collection of antiques,
including the original psychoanalytic couch
once owned by the late Dr Freud himself.
KENWOOD HOUSE
Kenwood House is a beautiful neoclassical
mansion set in tranquil, leafy parklands with
sweeping views over London. The splendid
interiors house one of the most important private
collections of paintings ever given to the nation
and the park is a magical setting for live summer
music concerts in the open air beside the lake.
LORD’S CRICKET GROUND
Lord’s has long been regarded as the Home of
Cricket and is the headquarters of the game. Its
owner, Marylebone Cricket Club, is the guardian
of both the Laws and the Spirit of Cricket and
MCC sides, which play around 500 games a year,
perform a key role in promoting cricket worldwide.
NEASDEN TEMPLE
You don’t need to travel to far flung Asia
for beautiful Hindu buildings: the Neasden
Temple, or to give it its official name – the Shri
Swaminarayan Mandir – is a beautiful building,
the first traditional Hindu Mandir in Europe,
as recorded in the Guinness Book of World
Records, no less.
HAMPSTEAD HEATH
Hampstead Heath is one of London’s most popular
open spaces, more like the countryside than a
traditional park. Rambling and hilly with ancient
woodlands, the Heath offers a haven for wildlife
and human life alike, with an athletics track,
education centre, playgrounds and, famously, the
swimming ponds and Lido at Parliament Hill Fields.
PRIMROSE HILL
This grassy, hilly park offers some of the best views
over London. Climb the steep slopes and admire
the panorama, and then regain your strength in
one of the many friendly cafés, restaurants or pubs
nearby. One of the most pleasant ways to approach
Primrose Hill is to walk beside the canal from
Camden Town.
REGENT’S PARK
The Regent’s Park was designed by John Nash
and has glorious gardens as well as excellent
sports facilities: it’s the largest outdoor sports area
in central London. The park is also home to the
Open Air Theatre, London Zoo and you’ll find the
country’s largest collection of waterfowl living on
the Boating Lake.
KEATS HOUSE
2 WILLOW ROAD, HAMPSTEAD
THE SPANIARD’S INN
Another historical figure associated with
Hampstead is the poet John Keats, who lived
here in the early 1800s and wrote his famous
Ode to a Nightingale whilst a resident.
The Grade I listed Keats House is a beautiful
building and is still home to an informal
poetry club that regularly meets here.
This is a unique Modernist home, designed by
architect Ernö Goldfinger in 1939 for himself
and his family. With surprising design details
that were ground-breaking at the time and still
feel fresh today, the house also contains the
Goldfingers’ impressive collection of modern
art, intriguing personal possessions and
innovative furniture.
One of London’s oldest pubs, The Spaniard’s Inn
is rich in history, immortalized in The Pickwick
Papers by Charles Dickens, and a past regular
apparently includes highwayman Dick Turpin.
The heritage is something that the current owners
successfully fuse with great contemporary food and
drink.
Pictured
West Hampstead SQ garden
A NATURAL PLACE TO LIVE
A rich variety of
gardens provide a lush
green landscape setting
for the buildings with
a perfect example
of how the “spaces in
between” can create
a unique sense of place.
Pictured
West Hampstead SQ garden
Welcome
home
Pictured
West Hampstead SQ lobby
RESIDENT AMENITIES
Life at West Hampstead SQ
has its own rewards. Residents
gain exclusive access to a range
of five star facilities designed
to make the experience of living
here so appealing.
A generously proportioned
entrance lobby with estate
management, a quality you
might find in a five star hotel;
a fully equipped, state-of-the-art
gymnasium to keep body and
soul in peak condition; a health
spa with a sauna and steam
room to help you to unwind and
relax; the facilities here bring a
thoroughly twenty-first century
concept of luxury and wellbeing
to life at West Hampstead SQ.
Pictured
Gymnasium
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Lift
Stairs
Main
entrance
GYMNASIUM
STRETCH &
DANCE STUDIO
Lift
STEAM ROOM
SAUNA
TREATMENT
ROOM
CHANGING
AREA
CONCIERGE/
MANAGEMENT
OFFICE
”
Pictured
Two bedroom apartment’s living area
THE APARTMENTS
“
BEAUTIFULLY CRAFTED JOINERY
AND GENEROUS KITCHEN AND DINING
SPACES ARE HALLMARK FEATURES
OF THE TWO BEDROOM APARTMENTS
The borough of Hampstead offers
interior designers a fabulously rich
heritage to draw inspiration from. For
more than 100 years, the area has been
a well-travelled community, worldly
and cosmopolitan in outlook. It was
a natural home to the avant-garde:
Walter Gropius, founder of the Bauhaus
School, lived here and left his mark.
Pictured
Two bedroom apartment’s living area
The design aesthetic for
West Hampstead SQ reflects such
influences without becoming a slave
to them; the resulting designs celebrate
a time when ‘Englishness’ threw
off its rather stuffy, Home Counties
conservatism and embraced a more
outward-looking, modern vigour.
Travel and transport are the predominant
cosmopolitan themes, but so too are
the traditions of craftsmanship, which
was so central to the English design
renaissance of the early twentieth century.
“
THIS IS A BOLD BLEND OF PAST AND PRESENT
IN A DISTINCTIVE, CONTEMPORARY STYLE THAT
PERFECTLY SUITS ITS TIME AND PLACE
”
Pictured
One bedroom apartment
“
THESE ARE GENEROUSLY PROPORTIONED,
WELCOMING AND INTIMATE BEDROOMS
”
Pictured
Two bedroom apartment
Realising the interior design concept
to its full potential has called for rigorous
attention to detail, something of a
Ballymore hallmark. The creative use of
space, the right materials and the right
finishes, from walls to floors to joinery,
plays a vital part in making warm,
generous spaces in these light-filled
apartments; living rooms that are a
pleasure to come home to, kitchens that
are both practical to work in and easy
on the eye, bedrooms that offer intimate
places in which to relax and rest,
bathrooms that are quietly luxurious.
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1
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FROM THE BROADEST
SWEEP TO THE
SMALLEST DETAIL,
THE INTERIORS HAVE
A TIMELESS FEEL
”
Pictured:
1. One bedroom apartment’s
living area
2.Details
At the same time, these apartments
offer plenty of scope for people to
impose their own style and character;
they are distinctly homes to be lived
in and enjoyed.
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Pictured:
Two bedroom apartment’s bathroom
Pictured:
Suite Apartment
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CLEVERLY DESIGNED TO MAKE THE BEST
USE OF SPACE, THESE ARE SURPRISINGLY
SPACIOUS SUITE APARTMENTS
”
Pictured:
Suite Apartment
SPECIFICATION
MAIN STRUCTURE
CEILINGS
WARDROBES
MANAGEMENT & SECURITY
Reinforced concrete frame
on reinforced concrete piled
foundations.
Suspended plasterboard with
LED lighting to living spaces.
Integrated wardrobes fitted
in all bedrooms with dark timber
finish to doors and contrasting
interior colour.
Estate management security
services located in the central
estate management office. Video
entry phone system connected
to main entrance door. CCTV
system provided to cover the
whole estate.
BUILDING ENVELOPE
External wall with quality
brick finish.
FLOORS
Reinforced concrete slab
with appropriate floor finishes
(see flooring).
ROOF
High-performance membrane
roofing overlaid with pre-cast
paving and bio-roofs where
applicable.
WINDOWS
Double-glazed aluminium
windows including opening
lights, double-glazed aluminium
doors to balconies and terraces
where appropriate with durable
powder-coat paint finish.
STAIRS
Concrete and steel stairs
in communal areas.
WALLS
Party walls constructed from
metal studwork finished on both
sides with sound resistant
plasterboard and acoustic
insulation between, or structural
concrete faced with plasterboard
on both sides. Internal walls
constructed from metal studwork
or modern solid timber panels
with plasterboard on each
side and acoustic insulation
where detailed.
BALCONIES
Where applicable, a mixture
of painted metal and glass
balustrades and composite
decking boards.
WINTERGARDENS
Where applicable, suites have
open jointed glass enclosures
with full height sliding glass
elements. Apartment flooring
continues into wintergardens.
FLOORING
Oak herringbone parquet floor
boarding to hall, living areas
and kitchen. Natural marble tile
flooring to bathrooms, en-suites
and shower rooms. Fitted carpet
to bedrooms.
DECORATION
All internal walls painted with
warm white washable emulsion,
skirting, doors and frames
painted with warm white eggshell
paint finishes.
KITCHENS: 1,2 &
3 BEDROOM APARTMENTS
Marble worktops fitted with
under-mounted stainless steel
sink and vintage double lever
brass finish deck mounted tap.
Splashbacks in heritage style
ceramic tiles. Concealed LED
lighting to underside of overhead
cupboards. Integrated appliances,
comprising combination stainless
steel multifunction electric
oven, touch control ceramic
hob and integrated extractor
hood, microwave oven,
fridge freezer and dishwasher.
Combined washing machine/
tumble dryer located in separate
utility cupboard. Marble Island
with integrated dining table
in contrasting timber.
BATHROOMS
Master ensuite for selected
2 bedroom apartments fitted
with marble vanity and under
mounted double ceramic basins
(where applicable). White
porcelain wall-mounted WC
with concealed cistern. Natural
marble vanity top and heritage
brass finish double lever tapware.
Mirror with vanity storage and
concealed LED lighting mounted
above basin. Glazed bevel
faced feature wall tiles to vanity
recess area. Perimeter bathroom
walls finished in natural marble
tiles. Natural marble honed
finish tiles to bathroom floor.
Wall mounted heated towel rail.
ELEVATORS
Elevators serve all floors.
PODIUM LEVEL
Ground-level areas laid out and
finished with a combination of
architect designed, hard and soft
landscaping with feature lighting.
LEISURE FACILITIES
Private residents’ health club
with steam room, sauna, treatment
room and changing facilities.
Gymnasium with exercise areas
and studio room.
SHOWER ROOMS
DEVELOPMENT AMENITIES
Heritage thermostatic mixer tap
and shower head, and ceramic
shower tray.
On site food, beverage and
grocery outlets on the new
public space.
HEATING, COOLING
AND HOT WATER
Thermostatically controlled
comfort cooling and heating to
all bedrooms and living spaces.
Individually metered system
provides heating and hot water
from the development’s central
plant.
KITCHENS: SUITES
ELECTRICS
Fitted with custom designed
modular cabinets in matt lacquer
with contrasting interior colour.
Marble counter top work bench
with stainless steel under
mounted sink and vintage double
lever brass finish deck mounted
tap. Splashbacks in heritage
style ceramic tiles. Integrated
appliances, comprising
combination stainless steel
multi-function electric oven,
two ring ceramic hob, microwave
oven, concealed extractor hood,
fridge freezer and integrated
dishwasher. Combined washing
machine/tumble dryer located
in separate utility cupboard.
Energy efficient downlighters
fitted in all rooms, where
appropriate. Switch plates
and sockets in accordance with
IEE regulations. TV/FM and
telephone points for high speed
broadband internet access
in living room and bedroom.
Satellite TV connection points
in living room and main bedroom.
Smoke/heat detectors fitted as
standard. (Residents
are responsible for their own
connections and related charges
for cost of services).
FIXTURES & FITTINGS
Oven
Single electric fan-assisted oven
Location: All apartment kitchens
Kitchen Extractor
European manufactured
concealed extractor fan
Finish: Stainless steel
Location: All apartment kitchens
Microwave
European manufactured
microwave oven
Location: All apartment kitchens
Kitchen Sink
Stainless steel under mounted sink
Finish: Stainless steel
Location: All apartment kitchens
Hob
European manufactured
ceramic hob with stainless steel
and black finish
Location: All apartment kitchens
Washing Machine
European manufactured
washer dryer
Location: All apartment
utility cupboards
Integrated Dishwasher
European manufactured
integrated dishwasher.
Location: All apartment kitchens
BATHROOM
KITCHEN
Integrated Fridge Freezer
European manufactured
fridge freezer
Location: All apartment kitchens
Deck Mounted Kitchen
Sink Mixer
Traditional style 2-hole deck
mounted sink mixer with white
lever handles kitchen mixer taps
Finish: Brass finish
Location: Deck mounted to all
apartment kitchen work tops
Deck Mounted Basin Mixer
Traditional style deck mounted
taps with white lever handles
Finish: Brass finish with
white enamel inset levers
Location: All apartment bathrooms
Wall Mounted Bath Mixer
with Shower Set
Traditional style wall mounted
bath mixer with shower set
Finish: Brass finish with
white enamel inset handle
Location: 2 bedroom and
1 bedroom apartment bathrooms
Wall Mounted Shower Set
Traditional style shower
set with fixed overhead rose
and adjustable handset
Finish: Brass finish with
white enamel inset handle
Location: All apartment
bathrooms
Shower Control
Traditional style thermostatic
module
Finish: Brass finish
Location: All apartment
bathrooms
Heated Towel Rail
Traditional style heated
ladder towel rail
Finish: Polished finish
Location: All apartment
bathrooms
Toilet Roll Holder
Traditional style tissue holder
Finish: Brass finish
Location: All apartment
bathrooms
WC Floor Standing Back to Wall
Sanitary grade porcelain
Finish: Glazed white
Location: All apartment
bathrooms
Lever Flush
Traditional style concealed
cistern with lever flush handle
Finish: Brass finish with
white enamel inset handle
Location: All apartment
bathrooms
Vanity Washbasin
Ceramic vanity washbasin
Finish: Glazed white
Location: Suite bathroom,
1 bedroom bathroom,
second 2 bedroom bathroom
Integrated Bath
White enamel built in bath
Finish: White
Location: 1 bedroom bathroom
Shower Tray
Solid cast shower tray
Location: All bathroom
shower rooms
To turn our vision for
West Hampstead SQ
into a reality, it’s vitally
important to keep the
wider transformation
of West End Lane in
mind at the same time
as concentrating on
the smallest details.
We never forget that we’re building for people;
built environments mean nothing if they
don’t in some way improve, enrich or enhance
people’s lives, either as residents or as visitors.
If we can also create buildings that make
a positive, sustainable and lasting impact
on the landscape, so much the better.
by Ballymore
PAN PENINSULA
CANARY WHARF, LONDON
Standing head and shoulders above any other residential development in
London, Pan Peninsula is a fine example of how inspired thinking can rise
to the occasion. Drawing inspiration from North America and South East
Asia, Pan Peninsula is a spectacular building that has become an outstanding
London landmark.
EMBASSY GARDENS
21 WAPPING LANE
NINE ELMS, LONDON
LONDON
Few development opportunities in London can offer the sheer scope of
the Nine Elms project in Battersea. Next to the site of the new US embassy
building, we are creating an entirely new district for London, drawing
inspiration from the residential and commercial estates which evolved
over time in New York and Boston.
Our development at 21 Wapping Lane is an entirely modern intervention
in one of London’s oldest village settlements, designed to offer primarily
residential accommodation, but also retail, leisure and recreation facilities.
It brings a new interpretation to riverside life with an injection of bright
urban vitality.
NEW PROVIDENCE WHARF
ST JOHN’S
LONDON
LONDON
New Providence Wharf, including Ontario Tower and Providence Tower,
stretches back some 400m from the river, with a depth and a substance
few other riverside developments have achieved. It has received worldwide
acclaim as a fine example of residential, hotel, retail and leisure development.
Arranged around the ancient gardens of St John’s in Westminster, this is
an award-winning development of superior apartments close to the Houses
of Parliament and Westminster Abbey. Originally of Neo-Georgian brick
and stone construction, St John’s is a blend of contemporary style with
traditional build quality.
HIGH POINT VILLAGE
BEAUX ARTS BUILDING
HAYES, LONDON
LONDON
High Point Village offers everything you’d expect from a new, urban quarter
within easy reach of Heathrow, Paddington, the City and Canary Wharf.
It has been designed to offer an oasis of calm in an otherwise driven world,
giving its residents a sense of community often lacking in more anonymous
city developments.
An award-winning development of 180 loft apartments and penthouses.
Originally built in 1909, the Beaux Arts Building has been transformed
to offer a range of unique luxury loft apartments and duplex penthouses
with a grand exquisitely detailed foyer to the monumental façade.
LONDON BY BALLYMORE
PROJECTS
ARCHITECTS
John Thompson & Partners is an international placemaking practice, with
extensive experience of delivering successful projects for both public and
private sectors throughout the UK, Europe, China, Russia and the Middle
East. From their studios in London, Edinburgh and Shanghai, they undertake
projects at every scale, from cities and towns, to neighbourhoods, streets and
the design of individual buildings. Their goal is to create places where life
in all senses can flourish, places that are economically thriving, artistically
stimulating, environmentally footprint-free, with a strong sense of identity.
In short, places where people feel they belong.
WCEC ARCHITECTS
ARCHITECTS
Leading the way in commercial architecture for over 40 years,
WCECs creative and pragmatic approach to design and implementation
has allowed us to deliver increasingly diverse and complex mixed use
projects throughout the UK. Bringing innovative technologies into the
professional arena has moved us to the forefront of design and on-site
operations giving our buildings a consciousness within their environment
and context. Our ethos of designing spaces and places for people plays
a key role in our projects and is a contributing factor to developing
relationships with our clients and the end users of our developments.
WOODS BAGOT
INTERIOR DESIGN
Woods Bagot is a global design studio specialising in the design and
planning of facilities to an exceptionally high standard: their work in
London, New York and Singapore has won much international acclaim.
Their focus is to understand the functional, operational and cultural needs
of a project, drawing extensively on their research and experience to create
solutions which work. Their multi-disciplinary team of highly skilled
individuals provides services in architecture, consulting, interior design and
urban design in Asia, Australia, Europe, the Middle East and North America.
SPACEHUB
LANDSCAPE DESIGN
Spacehub is an award winning London design studio specialising in
public realm, urban design, landscape architecture and ecology. Working
in collaboration with world renowned architects and clients their ethos
is to deliver form and function with delight and pleasure. This approach
is founded on a sensitive understanding of nature, context and culture
to create meaningful spaces and places that can have enduring value.
They are passionate about design, enjoy their work and are committed
to creative thinking and collaborative working.
PROJECT TEAM
JOHN THOMPSON & PARTNERS
0800 404 9595
WWW.WESTHAMPSTEADSQ.COM
[email protected]
www.ballymoregroup.com
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