170 apartments of the highest specification,
on the doorstep of Buckingham Palace,
and at the centre of one of London’s most prestigious neighbourhoods.
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Distinguished neighbourhood
V i c to r i a s w1 – a n d t h e s u r r o u n d i n g V i l l ag e s o f b e lg r aV i a , p i m l i c o , k n i g h t s b r i d g e a n d m ay fa i r
TH E C R E A M OF TH E C ROPWhen it comes to notable neighbours, Victoria can take its pick. From its own royal palaces and parks, and the exclusive residential squares of Belgravia and Mayfair, to the culturally and architecturally rich landscape of Westminster.
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BuckiNghAm pAlAceVictoria’s most recognisable residence is also its largest with 775 rooms and 40 acres of gardens.
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BelgrAViAthe neighbouring grand stucco terraces characterise some of the world’s most coveted residential addresses.
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pimlicoa neighbourhood of hidden green squares and charming cafés with a slower pace of life.
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ST. jAmeS’Shome to the beautiful shop fronts of Jermyn street and the fine art galleries on piccadilly.
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mAyfAirhandsome georgian houses, exclusive restaurants and private members’ clubs attract london’s elite.
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WeSTmiNSTerthe seat of england’s government since the middle ages is still the political heart of the country and its capital today.
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Mayfair villages are the esteemed neighbours
that surround Victoria.
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Distinct experiences
d i n i n g a n d e n t e r ta i n m e n t
FO OD T O DI NE A ND DI E FORVictoria offers wonderful opportunities for fine dining, from the forthcoming high-end eateries of Nova’s own restaurant quarter to the area’s many Michelin-starred restaurants. Those who like to cook at home will find a wealth of farmers’ markets, delicatessens and specialist food shops.
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The Blue BoAr SmokehouSefine anglo-american smokehouse featuring the best seasonal british ingredients at the newly opened intercontinental westminster.
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The ThomAS cuBiTTbelgravia’s favourite public house. open fireplaces, wooden floors and a distinctly british menu.
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The phoeNiXgreat british food served up in a light and airy bar with a delightful garden out back.
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royAl QuArTer cAfésituated within wellington house, serving all-day breakfasts, light lunches and delicious desserts, just a short stroll from buckingham palace.
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BoiSdAle of BelgrAViAbelgravia restaurant serving up scottish specialities with whisky bars and live jazz.
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ST. jAmeS TheATrea modern, intimate complex away from the west end crowds, showcasing theatre, jazz and cabaret performances.
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sTUNNI Ng A RC H ITE C TUR E Some of London’s richest architectural heritage can be found in and around Victoria, from grand Georgian terraces and Historic Royal Palaces to the Victoriana of Tate Britain, neo Gothic Westminster Abbey and the Houses of Parliament.
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BuckiNghAm pAlAcethe palace’s gleaming white memorial to Queen Victoria is crowned with a golden statue of Victory.
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WeSTmiNSTer cAThedrAla magnificent neo-byzantine masterpiece in an intricate striped pattern of brick and stone.
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phillipSinternational auction house focussing on cutting-edge contemporary art.
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WeSTmiNSTer cAThedrAlthe bell tower offers one of london’s best panoramas from its viewing platform.
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horSe guArdS pArAdeonce witness to henry Viii’s jousting tournaments, the parade ground now sees the daily changing of the guard ceremony.
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TATe BriTAiNone of the capital’s favourite museums, housing the national collection of british art from 1,500 to the present day.
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Personal connection
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RUNNI Ng T O yOUR TI M EAn easy walk from the area’s many cultural attractions, The Nova Building is also ideally placed for commuters travelling to the capital’s business and finance districts, or to Heathrow airport.
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VicToriA STATioNVictoria is one of london’s main transport hubs, allowing you to be better connected either by train, tube, bus or the gatwick express.
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A TWo-Wheel NeighBourhoodcycling is a great way to explore the area’s hidden gems.
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VicToriA STATioNVictoria’s rail terminus, currently undergoing a major upgrade, serves passengers travelling to the south east and gatwick airport.
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TAXiSlondon cabs are one of the capital’s best-loved icons, and their drivers know each and every street in the city.
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3 TuBe liNeSVictoria has excellent connections to the rest of london via the Victoria, district and circle lines.
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BArclAyS cycle hirecommuters and tourists love getting around london using the cycle hire scheme.
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g R E E N sPAC E s T O BR E ATH E I NThe Nova Building is a stone’s throw from London’s treasured Royal Parks with wide green spaces where you can skate, swim, ride, run or just relax and take in the historic landscape.
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ST. jAmeS’S pArkthe oldest of the royal parks provides the setting for the annual trooping the colour ceremony.
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keNSiNgToN gArdeNSmagnificent tree-lined avenues and ornamental flowerbeds form the setting for royal residence kensington palace.
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ViNceNT SQuArefamous home to the playing fields of westminster school with its tennis courts and cricket pitches.
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eAToN SQuArethe residential garden square at the heart of belgravia features as the setting in several novels and television dramas.
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greeN pArkone of the most peaceful parks, popular for picnics and sunbathing in summer.
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groSVeNor gArdeNSa green oasis between Victoria station and buckingham palace.
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TA K E s OM E TI M E T O I NDUL g E , WITHOUT g OI Ng FA RFrom designer handbags to haute couture, SW1 is one of the most exclusive places to shop, with flagship stores and designer boutiques rubbing shoulders with luxury hotels, spas and health clubs.
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grAce BelgrAViAan exclusive private club for women with a spa, gym, health club and café.
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The goriNg hoTellondon’s favourite quintessentially english hotel, where the duchess of cambridge stayed on the eve of her wedding.
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l’occiTANe ANd SpAce Nkbeauty products and fragrances from the best-known brands.
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cArdiNAl plAceVictoria’s shopping destination houses many big name brands under one roof.
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dypTiQuefrench company famous for its incredible repertory of scented candles.
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doNNA idAdonna’s specialist denim emporium has the perfect pair of jeans for everyone.
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Directory
diNiNg a selection of some of the area’s best dining destinations for both british and international cuisine.
Blanche Eateryblancheeatery.com 29 strutton ground, sw1p 2hy t: 020 8617 0759
Cinnamon Clubcinnamonclub.com the old westminster library, 30-32 great smith street, sw1p 3bu t: 020 7222 2555
The Goring Dining Roomthegoring.com 15 beeston place, sw1w 0Jw t: 020 7396 9000
Boisdaleboisdale.co.uk 15 eccleston street, sw1w 9lx t: 020 7730 6922
Mango Treemangotree.org.uk 46 grosvenor place, sw1x 7eQ t: 020 7823 1888
coffe e , coc k TA ilS A N d g A ST ropu BSfor coffee and cake or a classic cocktail, head to one of these favourite venues.
The Phoenixthephoenixinvictoria.co.uk 14 palace street, sw1e 5Ja t: 020 7828 8136
Flat Cap Coffee Co.notes-uk.co.uk 4 strutton ground, strutton ground market, sw1p 2hp
The Hamptons Bar51-buckinghamgate.com/ dining/hamptonsbar 51 buckingham gate, sw1e 6af t: 020 7769 7766
The Thomas Cubittthethomascubitt.co.uk 44 elizabeth street, sw1w 9pa t: 020 7730 6060
Réunion Barreunionlondon.com 101 buckingham palace road, sw1w 0sJ t: 0871 376 9038
Royal Quarter Caféroyalquartercafe.com 72-73 buckingham gate, sw1e 6al t: 020 7799 4999
l A N dm A r k Ssome of london’s oldest and most treasured landmarks are only a short walk away.
Buckingham Palaceroyal.gov.uk/theroyalresidencies/buckinghampalace sw1a 1aa
Westminster Cathedralwestminstercathedral.org.uk 42 francis street, sw1p 1Qw t: 020 7798 9055
Clarence Houseroyalcollection.org.uk/visit/ clarencehouse st. James’s palace, sw1 1bat: 020 7766 7303
Houses of Parliamentparliament.uk westminster bridge road, sw1a 0aat: 020 7219 3000
Westminster Abbeywestminster-abbey.org 20 deans yard, sw1p 3pat: 020 7222 5152
ShoppiNg ANd lifeSTylethe pick of the neighbourhood’s most exclusive shops, spas and health clubs.
Spa at 5151-buckinghamgate.com buckingham gate, sw1e 6af t: 020 7963 8307
Heidi Kleinheidiklein.com 257 pavilion road, sw1x 0bp t: 020 7259 9418
Philip Treacyphiliptreacy.co.uk 69 elizabeth street, sw1w 9pJ t: 020 7730 3992
Erickson Beamonericksonbeamon.com 38 elizabeth street, sw1w 9nZ t: 020 7259 0202
Donna Idadonnaida.com 40 elizabeth street, sw1w 9nZ t: 020 7730 4554
memBerS cluBSrub shoulders with the great and the good at one of sw1’s prestigious private members’ clubs.
The Caledonian Clubcaledonianclub.com 9 halkin street, sw1x 7dr t: 020 7235 5162
The Landsdowne Clublansdowneclub.com 9 fitzmaurice place, w1J 5Jd t: 020 7629 7200
Mosimann’smosimann.com 11 west halkin street, sw1x 8Jl t: 020 7235 9625
Grace Belgraviagracebelgravia.com 11c west halkin street,sw1x 8Jl t: 020 7235 8900
ArTS ANd culTureplenty of places to take in a show, tour a gallery, or buy some contemporary fine art.
Tate Britaintate.org.uk millbank, sw1p 4rg t: 020 7887 8888
St. James Theatrestjamestheatre.co.uk 12 palace street, sw1e 5Ja t: 0844 264 2140
Phillipsphillips.com howick place, sw1p 1bb t: 020 7318 4010
Eleven Fine Artelevenfineart.com 11 eccleston street, sw1w 9lx t: 020 7823 5540
Victoria Palace Theatrevictoriapalacetheatre.co.uk Victoria street, sw1e 5ea t: 0844 248 5000
Delfina Foundationdelfinafoundation.com 29/31 catherine place, sw1e 6dy t: 020 7233 5344
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Tailored design
yo u r i n d i V i d ua l s pac e
E L E g A NC E A ND s OPH I sTIC ATION The Nova Building’s highly-specified apartments use carefully chosen materials to create a truly unique living experience. A choice of three subtle, elegant colour palettes are available.
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eNTrANce hAllBuildiNg AmeNiTieS
full height, solid core entrance doorblackened steel and lacquer finish
ironmongerypolished chrome finish
flooring to be premium grade, lightly brushed engineered oak in random lengths and widthsblack sand/driftwood
alternate monolithic poured cement based floor concrete effect finish
wall panelling in lightly brushed oak timber veneer or satin lacquer (fig 2)
flush mounted jib doors, matching feature wall panelling in lightly brushed oak timber veneer or satin lacquer
concierge and securitythe nova building will enjoy 24-hour concierge presence, as well as benefitting from the wider nova estate security
car parkingsecure underground parking is available with direct lift access
roof gardena beautiful roof garden on the 9th floor provides spectacular views across london
residents’ private loungea sumptuous and calm space, overlooking the roof garden is available to all residents and their guests
gym facilitiesa fully fitted gym is provided for the exclusive benefit of residents
residents’ cinemaa screening room is available to residents for private film viewings
residents’ business centremeetings can be held within a spacious and fully-furnished business centre
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flooring to be premium grade, lightly brushed engineered oak in random lengths and widthsblack sand/driftwood
alternate monolithic poured cement based floor (fig 1)concrete effect finish
kiTcheNS
kitchens designed by flanagan lawrence in collaboration with molteni dada in lightly brushed oak timber veneer or colour backed satin glass cupboard fronts
worktops to be honed (fig 3)pietra cardosa limestone
miele integrated appliancesstainless steel
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BedroomS
flooring to be premium grade, lightly brushed engineered oak in random lengths and widths (fig 1)black sand/driftwood
alternate monolithic poured cement based floorconcrete effect finish
bespoke made-to-measure wardrobes (fig 2 and 3)lightly brushed oak timber veneer or satin lacquered finish with integrated lighting
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mASTer BAThroomS
walls and floors to be tonal large-format marble tiles grey tones, honed finish
brassware fittings and accessories (fig 1)polished chrome by hansgrohe
Vanity surround in statuario Venato marble with under-mount basin white enamelled steel
wc to be wall hung duravit
glazed shower enclosures frameless, low iron, minimal design
shower floors to be tonal large-format marble tiles grey tones, sand blasted finish
thermostatically controlled ceiling mounted shower head and hand shower polished chrome
wall mounted contemporary heated towel rail (fig 2)polished chrome finish
bespoke mirrored vanity cabinets
under-mounted kaldewei bath tub white enamelled steel
gueST BAThroomS
walls and floors to be tonal large-format limestone tiles sand tones
brassware fittings and accessories polished chrome by hansgrohe
Vanity surround in statuario Venato marble with under-mount basin white enamelled steel
wc to be wall hung duravit
glazed shower enclosures frameless, low iron, minimal design
shower floors to be tonal large-format limestone tiles grey tones, sand blasted finish
thermostatically controlled ceiling mounted shower head and hand shower polished chrome
wall mounted contemporary heated towel rail polished chrome finish
bespoke mirrored vanity cabinet
under-mounted kaldewei bath tub white enamelled steel
heATiNg commuNicATioNS
thermostatically controlled under-floor heating throughout
comfort cooling provided to reception areas and bedrooms
the current intention is for each apartment to enter into a supply agreement with an on-site energy servicer company for the provision of heating and cooling to their apartment for the duration of their ownership – or 25 years if shorter
elecTricAl fiTTiNgS
white painted switch plates
flush ceiling mounted recessed low voltage led downlights
concealed linear led lighting to ceiling recesses
scene setting lighting controls
wiring infrastructure to enable purchaser enhancement for integrated home aV and centralised sound
ceiling speakers centrally wired
multi-media plates to enable digital tV and satelite distribution
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Materials
Floor monolithic poured cement based floor – concrete effect finish
Floor lightly brushed engineered oak — driftwood
Floor lightly brushed engineered oak — black sand
Halls/Bedroom cupboards lightly brushed oak timber veneer
Halls/Bedroom cupboards satin lacquer
Halls/Bedroom cupboards satin lacquer
Kitchen cupboard fronts lightly brushed oak timber veneer
Kitchen cupboard fronts satin glass
Kitchen cupboard fronts satin glass
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Kitchen splashback blackened aluminium
Master bathroom walls/floors to be tonal large-format marble tiles – grey tones, honed finish
Kitchen worktops honed pietra cardosa limestone
Guest bathroom walls and floors to be tonal large-format limestone tiles – sand tones
Master bathroom/Guest bathroom Vanity surround in statuario Venato marble
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Victoria vision
land securities believes a place is defined by its people, and has been talking to locals and businesses to really understand the opportunity in Victoria.
the key to transforming and reviving Victoria is making it a stylish place for londoners to live in and enjoy, people from across the world to visit and a place that businesses and individuals alike are proud to call home – and this is exactly what land securities is creating in Victoria.
the company has 2.2 million sq ft of development in the pipeline and will invest £2 billion over the next few years to create a Victoria for the future. change is already happening at a compelling rate, with the majority of the refurbished 123 Victoria street development already let. tenants including Jimmy choo have confirmed their relocation to the area, and will join brands such as giorgio armani, rolls royce, world fuels, and John lewis who are already established here.
mixed-use schemes are key to the transformation of the area, helping to create vibrant new neighbourhoods in which to live, work, shop and dine.
Jamie oliver is opening a 7,500 sq ft restaurant in kings gate and the royal Quarter café has opened at wellington house – two high profile names to add to Victoria’s social map.
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London portfolio
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20 feNchurch STa spectacular addition to the city’s skyline, featuring london’s highest public park. 20fenchurchstreet.co.uk
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porTlANd houSethe tallest building in Victoria will bring a residential development of luxurious modern apartments.
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WelliNgToN houSeone of the first buildings to be completed in Victoria’s transformation, featuring 59 private residential apartments. wellington-house.com
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piccAdilly lighTS90,000 sq ft of office and retail space incorporating the iconic illuminated advertising display.
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oNe NeW chANgerestoring cheapside to its rightful place as one of london’s great commercial thoroughfares. onenewchange.com
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kiNgS gATean elegant residential building combining renaissance italian influences with understated british elegance. kingsgatesw1.co.uk
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62 BuckiNghAm gATestunning office and retail space in a landmark building from pelli clarke pelli architects. 62bg.com
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all cgis are for indicative purposes only.
important noticesavills and knight frank, their clients, and any joint agents give notice that:1. they are not authorised to make or give any representations or warranties in relation to the property either here or elsewhere, either on their own behalf or on behalf of their client or otherwise. they assume no responsibility for any statement that may be made in these particulars. these particulars do not form part of any offer or contract and must not be relied upon as statements or representations of fact.2. any areas, measurements or distances are approximate. the text, photographs and plans are for guidance only and are not necessarily comprehensive. it should not be assumed that the property has all necessary planning, building regulation or other consents and savills and knight frank have not tested any services, equipment or facilities. purchasers must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise.3. these particulars were prepared from preliminary plans and specifications before the completion of the properties and are intended only as a guide. they may have been changed during construction and final finishes could vary. prospective purchasers should not rely on this information but must get their solicitor to check the plans and specification attached to their contract.
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