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Welcome to the February edition of London Homes & Property South East featuring some of the most exciting new developments in property, as well as showcasing a range of luxury homes and apartments that are just hitting the market, and bringing all the news and views from your local area.

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Page 1: London Homes & Property (East) February 2011

Bedrooms with wow factor

Live the high lifestriking new homes

Bold and Beautiful

Covering CAnArY WHArF, DoCKLAnDS, WAPPing & THe CiTY

PROPERTYLONDON HOmes&

FEBRUARY 2011 - issUE 19S H o W C A S i n g T H e F i n e S T H o m e S i n Y o u r A r e A

Covering CAnArY WHArF, DoCKLAnDS, WAPPing & THe CiTY

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KnightFrank

Wotton Court, Canary Wharf, E14A large terrace with far reaching river views A beautifully presented second floor apartment with river views from all principal rooms. The apartment has a large reception with access to wonderful terrace offering unobstructed views up and down the Thames.

Leasehold

£565,000

Canary Wharf [email protected] 7512 9966

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KnightFrank

Beacon House, Canary Wharf, E14Light warehouse conversion apartment in sought after development Well proportioned two bedroom apartment located on the second floor of a well maintained portered warehouse conversion. Benefitting from its own private balcony, the apartment enjoys two double bedrooms and a spacious reception room.

Share of Freehold

£350,000

Canary Wharf [email protected] 7512 9966

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KnightFrank

New Providence Wharf, Canary Wharf, E14Stunning two bedroom penthouse apartment with roof terrace and panoramic views over The River Thames, 02 Dome and The City of London. Private rooftop swimming pool and sauna for sole use of the occupants. Two double bedrooms, two bathrooms. Furnished to the highest of standards. Porter and valet parking.

£1500 per week

KnightFrank.co.uk020 7512 9955 [email protected]

Lime Kiln Wharf, Canary Wharf, E14Outstanding apartment in the sought after location just off Narrow Street. Accommodation comprises of a spacious reception and dining room, fully fitted modern kitchen, three bedrooms, two bathrooms. The apartment has just been redecorated to a very high standard and is ready immediately. It has wooden floors throughout and the huge roof terrace has amazing views.

£795 per week

KnightFrank.co.uk020 7512 9955 [email protected]

No. 1 West India Quay, Canary Wharf, E14An amazing high specification luxury two bedroom apartment in the brand new sought after West India Quay development. Lavishly interior designed. Must be seen. First to see will take. Available fully furnished.

£675 per week

KnightFrank.co.uk020 7512 9955 [email protected]

Belgrave Court, Canary Wharf, E14This property comprises of two double bedrooms, two bathrooms , generous living room area and a modern fitted kitchen. There is a balcony which overlooks the courtyard area, secure parking and 24 hour porter. With Canary Wharf only moments away a viewing is highly recommended as this apartment is never on the market for long!

£675 per week

KnightFrank.co.uk020 7512 9955 [email protected]

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KnightFrank

Alaska Apartments, Royal Docks E16We are delighted to offer this immaculately presented three double bedroom property with outstanding views in the Royal Docks. The apartment is furnished to a high standard. The property also comes with a secure underground parking space and benefits from the developments onsite gym and 24hour concierge.

£600 per week

KnightFrank.co.uk020 7512 9955 [email protected]

Coral Apartments, Royal Docks E16A simply stunning two bedroom two bathroom apartment with fantastic views of the Royal Docks, Canary Wharf and the London skyline. Presented and furnished immaculately this property offers great accommodation for anyone looking for quality with excellent transport links into Canary Wharf or the City. Further benefits from the development include 24hour concierge, gymnasium and secure parking space.

£495 per week

KnightFrank.co.uk020 7512 9955 [email protected]

Hallmark Court, London E14 We are delighted to offer this brand new development that sits alongside the Limehouse cut canal. This smart duplex apartment comes complete with open plan reception and modern fully fitted kitchen. Upstairs is two double bedrooms and two bathrooms The development also offers concierge, communal roof terrace and parking.

£360 per week

KnightFrank.co.uk020 7512 9955 [email protected]

The Forge, Canary Wharf E14This two bedroom, two bathroom apartment offers contemporary accommodation with easy access into Canary Wharf and Bank; the commute into work is transformed into a matter of minutes. Wood floors are found throughout the living area, luxury kitchens and bathrooms complete this property. This apartment can be either furnished or unfurnished.

£375 per week

KnightFrank.co.uk020 7512 9955 [email protected]

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KnightFrank

Sanctuary Court Wapping E1WOn the top two floors of converted warehouse building with park and river views, a good size 3 bedroom, 2 reception room flat. Exposed brickwork and woodstrip flooring to all reception rooms, large roof terrace, parking.163 sq m (1760 sq ft)

Leasehold: 101 years

Guide Price: £995,000

KnightFrank.co.uk/Wapping020 7480 6848 [email protected]

Prusoms Island Wapping E1W Charming 2 bedroom flat within a warehouse conversion. On the third floor with roof top views, a spacious flat which has been comprehensively refurbished. Good sized reception room, kitchen, 2 bathrooms, lift, weekday caretaker, garage parking space. 95 sq m (1031 sq ft)

Leasehold: 102 years

Guide Price: £569,995

KnightFrank.co.uk/Wapping020 7480 6848 [email protected]

Towerside Wapping E1WA one bedroom flat on the fourth floor of a purpose built riverside development with a sunny south facing balcony on the river. In generally good order the flat could do with some updating. Towerside has a daytime caretaker and covered parking. Approx in excess of 41sq m (450 sq ft)

Leasehold: 100 years

Guide Price: £339,000

KnightFrank.co.uk/Wapping020 7480 6848 [email protected]

New Crane Wharf Wapping E1WModern contemporary living. Stylish 2nd floor 2 bedroom flat with spacious light reception room. Wood strip flooring to most rooms, fitted kitchen, views across Wapping. Transport via Wapping station, local shops in Wapping Lane, supermarket at Thomas More St. 87sq m (937 sq ft)

Leasehold: 102 years remaining

Guide Price: £445,000

KnightFrank.co.uk/Wapping020 7480 6848 [email protected]

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KnightFrank

Basin Approach, Limehouse Basin E14 Outstanding house with marina viewsOutstanding 3 bedroom house set in Limehouse Basin, moments from Limehouse DLR and a short walk in to Canary Wharf. This stylish home has been finished to a high standard boasting 228 sq meters (2460 sq feet) of living space and arranged over three floors. This modern property has large reception room with access on to a private balcony, a family room, utility room, 3 bathrooms, a garage and additional parking for 2 cars. Unfurnished or furnished.

£1200 per week

KnightFrank.co.uk/[email protected] 7480 6848

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KnightFrank

Gun Place, London, E1W Stylish 2nd floor one bedroom apartment set in this warehouse conversion. This modern flat has a large fully fitted open plan kitchen reception room, spacious bathroom suite, double bedroom, communal terrace, porter and underground parking.

£365 per week

KnightFrank.co.uk/lettings020 7480 6848 [email protected]

Dundee Court, London, E1WBeautifully presented, furnished 2 bedroom 2 bathroom apartment set in warehouse conversion. The property boasts solid wood flooring, exposed brickwork, newly fitted luxury kitchen and bathroom suites. Secure parking and porter.

£550 per week

KnightFrank.co.uk/lettings020 7480 6848 [email protected]

New Crane Wharf, London, E1WSpacious two double bedroom 2nd floor flat set in this great portered Warehouse conversion. This beautifully presented apartment has a large reception room with a semi open plan fitted kitchen, two brand new bathroom suites, underground parking and lovely views of the river and Canary Wharf.

£650 per week

KnightFrank.co.uk/lettings020 7480 6848 [email protected]

Jacana Court, London, E1WLovely one bedroom apartment set in this popular 24 hour portered development. This bright and spacious unit has a separate fitted kitchen, large double bedroom, bathroom with shower, underground parking and a great south facing terrace with stunning St Katharine’s Dock views.

£525 per week

KnightFrank.co.uk/lettings020 7480 6848 [email protected]

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KnightFrank

Hermitage Court, London, E1W Stylish two bedroom apartment in WappingStunning two bedroom two bathroom third floor apartment set in this portered block in west Wapping. This contemporary unit has been completely refurbished offering a fully fitted kitchen, wooden floors throughout, parking and a stylish furniture package.

£575 per week

KnightFrank.co.uk/[email protected] 7480 6848

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savills.co.uk

Buying or selling in 2011? Talk to Savills.

Savills Canary Wharf4 Westferry CircusE14 4HD020 7531 [email protected]

Reception room ø kitchen ø bedroom ø bathroom ø car parking ø balcony ø concierge ø leisure facilities

Asking price £385,000 Leasehold

THE LANDMARK EAST, e14Reception room ø separate kitchen ø 2 double bedrooms ø 2bathrooms ø underground parking ø balcony

Guide £460,000 Leasehold

ANTILLES BAY, e14

Reception room ø kitchen ø 2 double bedrooms ø 2 bathrooms (1 ensuite) ø dining room

Guide £499,999 Leasehold

PIERHEAD LOCK, e14Reception room ø kitchen/dining area ø 3 double bedrooms ø 3bathrooms ø parking space ø 24hr concierge

Asking price £925,000 Leasehold

PORT EAST APARTMENTS, e14

Reception room ø kitchen ø 3 double bedrooms ø 3 ensuitebathrooms ø secure parking ø concierge

Guide £1.3 million Leasehold

HANOVER HOUSE, e14Reception room ø kitchen ø 3 double bedrooms ø 2 bathrooms ø laundry ø large terrace ø balcony ø parking ø 24hr porter

Asking price £1.325 million Share of Freehold

NEW ATLAS WHARF, e14

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savills.co.uk

Buying or selling in 2011? Talk to Savills.

Savills Docklands80 Wapping High StreetE1W 2NE020 7456 [email protected]

Reception room ø kitchen ø 2 bedrooms ø 2 bathrooms ø protectedparking space ø daytime porterage

Asking price £475,000 Leasehold

DUNDEE COURT, e1wReception room ø kitchen ø 2 bedrooms ø 2 bathrooms ø protectedparking ø porter

Guide £499,000 Leasehold

HERMITAGE COURT, e1w

Reception room ø kitchen ø 3 bedrooms ø 3 bathrooms ø patio/garden ø garage ø additional parking space

Asking price £725,000 Freehold

CLAVE STREET, e1wReception room ø kitchen ø 2 bedrooms ø 2 bathrooms ø protectedparking ø porter

Guide £775,000 Leasehold

CINNABAR WHARF WEST, e1w

Reception room ø kitchen ø 2 bedrooms ø 2 bathrooms ø st katharinedocks views ø roof terrace ø porter

Guide £995,000 Leasehold

IVORY HOUSE, e1w Reception room ø fitted kitchen ø 4 bedrooms ø 3 bathrooms ø showerroom

Guide £1.65 million Share of Freehold

ST. HILDA'S WHARF, e1w

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savills.co.uk

Renting or letting in 2011? Talk to Savills.

Savills Docklands80 Wapping High StreetE1W 2NE020 7456 [email protected]

Savills Canary Wharf4 Westferry CircusE14 4HD020 7531 [email protected]

1 bedroom ø 1 reception room ø 1 bathroom ø balcony with riverviews ø private parking

£350 per week Furnished

NEW ATLAS WHARF, e14

Savills Canary Wharf

2 bedrooms ø 1 reception room ø 2 bathrooms (1 en suite) ø balconywith river views ø private parking

£485 per week Furnished

NEW PROVIDENCE WHARF, london, e14

Savills Canary Wharf

2 bedrooms ø open plan kitchen / reception ø 2 bathrooms ø parking ø river and Tower Bridge views

£525 per week Furnished

BOMBAY WHARF, se16

Savills Docklands

2 bedrooms ø 1 reception room ø 2 bathrooms ø balcony ø privateparking

£575 per week Furnished

CANARY RIVERSIDE, e14

Savills Canary Wharf

2 bedrooms ø 1 reception room ø 2 bathrooms ø private parking ø balcony with river and Tower Bridge views

£675 per week Unfurnished

CINNABAR WHARF, e1w

Savills Docklands

1 bedroom ø warehouse conversion ø private parking ø porterage ø views of St Katharine's Docks ø terrace

£750 per week Furnished

IVORY HOUSE, e1w

Savills Docklands

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WE HAVE THE POWER TO MOVE YOU.

Savills apps for the iPhone and iPad make it easy to search on the move.

And our relaunched website with an improved search engine, together with our

international network opens up a whole new world of buyers and tenants.

Buying, selling, renting or letting, search with Savills.

savills.co.uk

Whatever platform you’re on,

just search Savills.

Savills Canary WharfSarah Dorman 4 Westferry CircusLondon E14 4HD020 7531 [email protected]

Savills DocklandsDawn Shepperson 80 Wapping High StreetLondon E1W 2NE020 7456 [email protected]

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FEBRUARY

It gives me great pleasure to welcome you to our new look London Homes and Property magazine - a lifestyle

and property magazine for Canary Wharf, Docklands and the City.

Every month in our dedicated New Homes section we’ll bring you the latest property news, insider info on developments and building projects, and advice and expert knowledge on the industry. This month we’re visiting a smart development that offers village life with great transport links (p.69), and looking at the various options for landlords and tenants in a changing market (p.74).

Our Living Local section is your essential guide to the local area with new openings, places to eat and drink, a vast range of cultural distractions, transport updates, the best new shops and local comment and insight. In February you can read about the best places to buy Valentines gifts, where to get your hands on the latest in luxury men’s fashion, the most interesting restaurants in Clerkenwell and

how the Olympics Games are revolutionising Stratford. The section starts on p.19.

Make the Life Style section your first stop for all things interiors, with the latest trends, up and coming designers and must have items, as well as tips on urban gardens and the most exciting new local interiors shops. John Makepeace is our designer of the moment, an expert carpenter with an eye for shape and style (p.59), and we also look at creating a serene bedroom haven on p.54.

For those of you looking for property abroad, the Live Overseas section is essential reading, with special features on international developments and property, expert comment on buying overseas and the latest news and information on worldwide markets. This month we’re showing you round a stunning villa property in Le Marche, Italy (p.64), and considering what other European countries are becoming popular for second homes and investment purchases (p.63).

Happy reading...

Welcome note...

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RUNWILDM E D I A G R O U P

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submissions, manuscripts and photographs. While every care is taken, prices and details are subject to change

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PROPERTYLONDON HOmes&

16 Heron Quay, Canary WharfLondon E14 4JB

T: 020 7987 4320F: 020 7005 0045

[email protected]

Cover ImageCoco Chanel Living RoomCourtesy of Moghulwww.moghulinteriors.com

Bedrooms with wow factor

Live the high lifestriking new homes

Bold and Beautiful

Covering CAnArY WHArF, DoCKLAnDS, WAPPing & THe CiTY

PROPERTYLONDON HOmes&

FEBRUARY 2011 - issUE 19S H o W C A S i n g T H e F i n e S T H o m e S i n Y o u r A r e A

Covering CAnArY WHArF, DoCKLAnDS, WAPPing & THe CiTY

cOnTEnTsEditor DirectorKate Harrison

EditorEmma Mills

Senior Property ManagerSamantha Ratcliffe

Senior DesignersLaddawan JuhongHiren Chandarana

DesignerAshley Lewis

ProductionFiona Fenwick Daniel Harris

Editor-in-ChiefLesley Ellwood

Finance ManagerElton Hopkins

DirectorGiles Ellwood

Managing DirectorEren Ellwood

living local20 Area News

22 Out & About

24 24 Hours In...Clerkenwell

25 The View from Here

26 State of the Market

27 Comment

lifestyle53 Interiors News

54 The Trend

57 Must Have Item

59 Designer Focus

61 Gardens

�liveoverseas64 A Taste of the Med

67 A Booming Market

newhomes70 Property Latest

71 Development Focus

74 An Expert View

82 Aiming High

70

64

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Sales

Waterman Building, London, E14 £515,000A highly desirable 948sqft two bed two bath 5th floor apartment boasts direct river views West towards the London skyline from every room. It is presented in very good condition and benefits from access to leisure, concierge & one secure parking space.

Port East, London, E14 £370,000A large one bedroom apartment in this fabulous Grade 1 listed Warehouse Conversion. Port East is one of the most sought after developments in Canary Wharf being metres away from the business district. The apartment is in fantastic condition and includes parking.

Pierpoint Building, London, E14 £500,000A two bedroom, two bathroom riverside apartment in this exceptional block. The property benefits from a balcony and one parking space, and the development has a 24 hour porter, gym and spa room.

New Providence Wharf, London, E14 £457,500A large luxury two bedroom apartment boasting river views from all principle rooms as well as a generous riverside balcony situated in the heart of Canary Wharf. Offered with secure parking and use of leisure and 24hr concierge.

Ontario Tower, London, E14 £250,000A 22nd floor studio flat in striking development. The development also has a 24hr concierge and use of gym and spa facilities of the adjoining Radisson Hotel. A short journey away from the buzzing centre of Canary Wharf with DLR/Jubilee line.

Pan Peninsula, London, E14 £670,000A 32nd floor, 881 sqft two bedroom apartment with state of the art fixtures and fittings situated in the heart of the ‘Millennium Quarter’ masterplan - next to South Quay DLR station and only a short walk to the extensive amenities of Canary Wharf. King Sturge recommend this apartment highly.

www.kingsturge.co.uk Canary Wharf Office - 020 7715 9700 [email protected]

With London offices in Knightsbridge, Canary Wharf, Blackheath and Greenwich

SOLDSOLD

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We urgently require properties in the Canary Wharf /

E14 area.

Please call 020 7715 9700for a free valuation.

We have a huge database of active Far East investors

and domestic clients.

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Lettings

Landmark East, E14 £375pwOne bed apartment features panoramic views and is furnished to a very high standard. Situated 4 minutes walk from both the Jubilee Line and DLR giving great transport links to the City and Central London.

Millharbour, E14 £425pwTwo bedroom bright and spacious corner apartment offering stunning views with wrap around balcony. Available furnished for immediate occupation. Secure parking offered, development has concierge and is moments to South Quay DLR.

Edison Building, E14 £425pwTwo double bedroom apartment located on the 4th floor with two bathrooms and semi open plan kitchen living space. Gated development offers 24hr concierge and gym. Short walk to Canary Wharf DLR. Available 17th December fully furnished with secure parking.

Waterman Building, E14 £495pwA superbly located two bedroom sub penthouse apartment boasting dual aspect river viewings and two private balconies. Gated development with concierge, parking and leisure facilities, close to Canary Wharf and South Quay DLR. The property is offered furnished with secure parking.

Landmark East, E14 £600pwA two bedroom, two bathroom property on the 38th floor offering spectacular dual aspect views over. Furnished to the highest standard, with 24hr concierge, gym and just moments walk to Canary Wharf tube station, with all amenities on the doorstep.

Keepier Wharf, E14 £1,500pwArguably the best unit in this sought after development, offering three double bedrooms and three bathrooms. Stunning dual aspect views of Canary Wharf and the river. Presented fully furnished in excellent condition throughout with secure parking. Easy access to Limehouse DLR and Canary Wharf.

www.kingsturge.co.uk Canary Wharf Office - 020 7715 9700 [email protected]

With London offices in Knightsbridge, Canary Wharf, Blackheath and Greenwich

Dundee Wharf, E14 £490pwTwo double bedroom two bathroom first floor apartment presented in excellent condition. Dual aspect river views within gated development with concierge and gym. Moments walk to Westferry DLR and Canary Wharf. Fully furnished. Resident’s parking permit available.

Indescon Court, E14 £525pwBrand new 3 bedroom 6th floor apartment with stunning dual aspect views and private balcony. Available fully furnished with secure parking January 2011. Indescon Court only a short walk to South Quay DLR and Canary Wharf itself. EARLY VIEWING RECOMMENDED!

A two bedroom first floor apartment boasting over 400sqft of terrace space and full dock views from all rooms. Set in a very quiet location this apartment is just a 5-10 minute walk to the centre of Canary Wharf with its transport links, bars, restaurants and shops.

Pepper Street, E14 £450pw

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BOWLONDON E3

The computer generated image is drawn from plan and is indicative only of how the fi nished development will appear

www.aquavista.co.uk Luxury Canal Side Living

East India Dock Road

• Luxury specifi cation• Landscaped communal gardens and roof terrace• Balconies and terraces to most apartments• Secure undercover parking available• Many apartments with canal views

Aqua Vista is a stunning new development

of 157 studio, one, two and three bedroom

apartments, located in one of London’s most

exciting regeneration zones, minutes from the

heart of Canary Wharf and The City of London.

AQUA VISTA, BOW COMMON LANE, BOW, LONDON E3 4AX

For all enquiries contact: King Sturge

+44 (0)20 7715 [email protected]

The Aqua Vista Show Apartment

Studio from £169,950

1 Bedroom from £219,950

2 Bedroom from £277,500

3 Bedroom from £329,950

PRICES FROM

60% SOLD

View from Ninth Floor of Aqua Vista

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LOCALlivingnOut & About wine and dine at exchange Square

n24 Hours In... clerkenwell’S highlightS and hiStory

nMake Some Noise roxy MuSic at the o2

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living local

Olympics bring new life tO DalstOn

The County Homesearch Company (www.county-homesearch.co.uk), the largest independent network of homefinders in the UK, has identified Dalston in East London as being one of the few areas of the UK that will buck the sliding house price trend in 2011.

“Urban redevelopment is making Dalston an increasingly popular place to live,” says Jonathan Haward, chairman of the County Homesearch Company. “The brand new station on the East London Line means that from May 2011, the area will have easy access to the City, Canary Wharf and the West End. Consequently, Dalston offers great opportunities for property investors or workers wanting a ‘City crash pad’ to buy, and its house prices are not likely to decrease.”

However, the East London property market as a whole is likely to benefit greatly because of the massive development currently underway at, and around, the 500-acre Olympics 2012 site in Stratford. Regeneration is to be carefully integrated with existing communities, creating huge new employment opportunities and creating sustainable and thriving

transport latest…Most local residents are aware that the Blackwall Tunnel is regularly closed for refurbishment – but they can’t remember when that is.

So in the interests of clarity, here are the details. Until June 2012, the southbound tunnel is closed between 9pm and 5am Sunday to Thursday, and from 1am to 8am on Sunday. The tunnel is also closed on some weekends between Friday at 9pm and Monday at 5am – look out for signs notifying these extra days.

Other options for southbound traffic are Tower Bridge, Rotherhithe Tunnel and the Dartford crossing. However, the Rotherhithe Tunnel is also closed from 23.59pm on Friday to 7am on Saturday for routine maintenance.

Quick newsUnderlining East London’s great ethnic diversity, a new mosque is set to be approved by planning chiefs near Westferry DLR station. The Limehouse Bangladeshi Cultural Association, which at present uses three different buildings, plans to construct a purpose-built centre in Gill Street that will include a mosque and community centre. It should be completed within about three years.

Did you know?23,000 people can fit into The O2 arena – or 22,986 if seven of them are extremely fat.

neighbourhoods, including the construction of around 10,000 new homes.

Transport improvements will no doubt impact positively on the property market here, with the extension of the Docklands Light Railway, increased capacity on the Jubilee line, and Stratford Regional Station being equipped to cope with three times the current level of passengers. With the Eurostar and Crossrail connecting with Stratford in time, and City Airport in the vicinity, the transport network will be remarkably extensive.

The substantial retail and other facilities coming to the area, such as the £1.45 billion Westfield Stratford

area news

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Holiday Inn is building a new flagship Docklands hotel and is inviting savvy investors to capitalise on London’s thriving hotel market, which is currently outperforming major European cities including Madrid, Rome, Brussels, Berlin and Amsterdam.

The £32 million project, Holiday Inn, West India Dock Road, is due for completion in time for 2012, and will occupy a prime strategic location adjacent to Westferry DLR station.

“London remains one of the most sought-after property investment destinations in the world and the Holiday Inn West India Dock presents an outstanding opportunity to include high yielding prime London real

estate,” says Steven Worboys, managing director of property investment experts, Experience International.

The 17-floor hotel will have a restaurant, café, bar, gym and conference space. Investors are invited to purchase a 999-year lease on a hotel suite for £189,000 (lower than an independent RICS valuation) by paying £65,000, with the remainder available through competitive and transferable developer finance if required.

Experience International 020 7321 5858 www.experience-international.com

Docklands Development

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City - which will be Europe’s biggest shopping centre - and a new Ikea store opening, will make East London even more irresistible.

The Stratford City area is expected to accommodate 16,400 homes on completion, while around the Ikea site there is development potential for up to 1,500 homes. New homes are also planned in Bromley-by-Bow, Hackney Wick, Canning Town and Leyton.

Analysis of Land Registry data by Lloyds TSB revealed that house prices in East London have risen by 26 per cent (compared to 20 per cent nationally) since 1995, when it was announced that London

would host the Games. But other factors have impacted on prices, such as gentrification of areas such as Hoxton and Shoreditch. The financial crisis and property crash would have blurred things further.Some neighbourhoods have enjoyed particularly high increases, such as Homerton rising by 69 per cent, compared to the Greater London average of 36 per cent. Yet, in total, only four out of the 14 Olympic postal districts have seen house prices rise by more than the average for London. That said, prices remain well below central London average values and are therefore likely to be a great investment for the long-term future. n

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living local

Smythson of Bond Street, which has a branch at luxury shopping centre the Royal Exchange in the heart of the City, is synonymous with the ultimate in personal stationery and leather goods. However, whilst a number of its products sport eye-watering price tags, such as £1,645 for diaries bound in alligator hide and £595 for sterling silver fountain pens, many items are very reasonably priced, including a good selection of Valentine’s Day gifts and cards from £10. Smythson, though established in 1887, is firmly ensconced in the 21st century, with its range widening to now include iPhone covers at £95.

Smythson, 7 Royal Exchange, EC3V 3LL 020 7621 1037, www.smythson.com

PLAYNo doubt the adrenaline will be surging on a Royal Yachting Association powerboat course at the Docklands Sailing and Watersports Centre. The £360 one-on-one course runs from 9.30am–5pm for two days, and the aim is to consolidate your basic knowledge of power boating, and develop an awareness of safety. By the end of the course you will be capable of handling a powerboat without an instructor on board. The course also forms the basis of the British International Certificate of competence for powered vessels under 10m. On booking the course, you must specify whether you are looking for the coastal or inland qualification. The centre is based in an award-winning, purpose-built facility, split over two floors with great views from the upstairs bar over Millwall Outer Dock – perfect for a drink to calm down after all the James Bond-style antics.

Docklands Sailing and Watersports Centre Isle of Dogs, E14 3QS020 7537 2626, www.dswc.org

Being primarily a commercial enterprise in a highly commercial venue, I suspected that Titanic: The Artefact Exhibition in The O2’s Entertainment District would be more superficial and less educational than such an exhibition held in a museum. However, the 300-plus artefacts from the ill-fated boat, reconstructed cabins and insights into people on board is fascinating, and should keep the attention of children throughout, too.

Titanic, The Artefact Exhibition, The O2

Bubble, SE1 0DX 0844 277 4321, www.titaniclondon.co.uk

BUY DO SEE

Roxy Music’s concert at The O2 Arena on 7 February must be the highlight of the month – if not year – for many local music fans. It is the conclusion of Roxy’s first UK tour in more than a decade and coincides with the 40th anniversary of this hugely influential band. The original line-up of Bryan Ferry, Andy Mackay, Phil Manzanera and Paul Thompson will be on show, no doubt belting out the classics.

The 02, Peninsula Square, North Greenwich SE10 0DX 0844 856 0202, www.theo2.co.ukTickets available at £60.00

Out &About...

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DRINKDavy’s, founded in 1870, now has a thriving selection of wine bars across the capital. Its unique relationships with the world’s finest wine makers and Châteaux go back five generations, and Davy’s still selects, ships and stores its own wines. Davy’s at Exchange Square was recently refurbished, boasting a new bar and new dining room. Many Davy’s bars have an old-fashioned style; however, Exchange Square is light, bright and contemporary, and features an airy conservatory.

Davy’s, Exchange Square, 2 Exchange Square, EC2A 2EH, 020 7256 5962, www.davy.co.uk

You may think that looking at a glass case full of old Marmite jars through the years, or cornflakes packets new and old, would be dull in the extreme, but a visit to the Museum of Brands in Notting Hill is fascinating. Not only is it interesting to see how the presentation of a wealth of products has evolved over the years, but a visit here will set you on a wave of nostalgia as you discover the toys, sweets, drinks and food products of your childhood. There are displays illustrating different periods, such as the Victorian age, wartime and the 1960s too, and during February there is an exhibition of souvenir mugs, jugs, contemporary toys and tins caricaturing politicians.

Museum of Brands, W11 2AR 020 7908 0880

Aquascutum’s Canary Wharf branch draws on the heritage of its flagship Regent Street store in London’s West End, where clothes combine quality and fine craftsmanship with innovation and exquisite design to create its own quintessentially British style that offers luxury, attention to detail and authenticity. A popular choice in menswear, especially at this chilly time of year, is the £650 Pritchard Cameron wool and mohair suit that provides a contemporary take on formality. A tailored single-breasted jacket features a notch lapel, horn buttons and full lining alongside classic flat-front trousers, which is perfect worn with slim shirts and ties.

Aquascutum Cabot Place West, E14 4QS 020 3069 8790, www.aquascutum.co.uk

WEAR EAT

Whilst the recent expansion of Spitalfields market has provided it with a greater choice of eateries, many are identikit branches of chains. Much more individual – and distinctive – is smart and elegantly simple St John Bread and Wine. Open for breakfast, lunch and supper (with lunch between noon and a civilised 4pm), its memorable menus could include devilled sprats, mallard and pickled walnuts, quail and rowanberry, and celeriac soup with back fat – which all sound like something out of a Charles Dickens novel.

St John Bread and Wine, E1 6LZ 020 3301 8069, www.stjohnbreadandwine.com

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24 hours in...Clerkenwell

N estled in the borough of Islington and just a stone’s throw from the City is a place which is as cultured as it is cool. With historically

significant buildings, the chicest, modern bars and everything in between, it’s no surprise that Clerkenwell is fast becoming one of the most desirable locations to reside in the capital. Here is one action-packed itinerary for the area.

10.00 amLocal Landmark TourStart the day in St John’s Square, where the Priory Gate testifies to the area’s rich religious history. The striking archway stands at the site of the former entrance to the headquarters of the ‘Knights Hospitallers of St John of Jerusalem’, a monastic order with prominent involvement in the Crusades of the 11th to the 13th centuries.

Nearby Clerkenwell Green not only reveals the position of the monastery’s church

(where St James’s now stands), but is closely tied to radical political movements too. Wander round the Marx Memorial Library just yards from the Crown Tavern, where Stalin and Marx allegedly met, and visit Clerkenwell Close, just off the Square, which is where Oliver Cromwell

is said to have resided.

12.00 pmLunchReflect on the fascinating past of the village during lunch at one of London’s most stylish boutique hotels. The Zetter has fabulous floor-to-ceiling French windows overlooking St John’s Square itself, which also open to allow for relaxed, alfresco dining in the summertime. Visitors can choose from hearty brunches and acclaimed à la carte dishes in the

contemporary Bistro Brunot Loubet or opt for lighter lunches in the luxurious, cosier surroundings of the Atrium Bar. Booking is advisable www.thezetter.com

2.00 pmShoppingTo truly appreciate the lively, eclectic nature of Clerkenwell, an afternoon stroll north to the pedestrianised Exmouth Market, is a must. Fridays and Saturdays see an enticing mix of food stalls, arts and crafts descend on the area, offering organic produce, delicious home-baked treats and creative wares against a backdrop of designer boutiques, independent bookstores and bespoke jewellers.

Post shopping, you can enjoy tea in one of the many bars, pubs and restaurants which adorn the neighbouring streets. Locals flock to The Gazzano’s delicatessen for rich, Italian coffee and paniniswww.exmouth-market.com

4.00 pmTheatres and MuseumsA short walk along Rosebury Avenue will bring you to Sadler’s Wells theatre, the most recent incarnation of a site, which has been offering drama, and dance performances for more than 300 years. Its typical event

programme includes ballet, comedy, and exhibitions as well as talks and workshops, which are open for participation. The annual flamenco festival with its exuberant routines and stunning vocals is always hotly anticipated, and returns with a new show this February (www.sadlerswells.com).

However, if time is of the essence, the Charles Dickens Museum is open daily in north Clerkenwell, housed in the Victorian novelist’s former home and brimming with tokens of his life and workwww.dickensmuseum.com

9.00 pmDinnerVenture back to Clerkenwell Green for a meal at the London restaurant that everyone is talking about. Dans Le Noir serves diners in a pitch-dark environment, following the success of the same concept in Paris. Designed to enhance your remaining senses (and particularly tantalise your taste buds), guests can select a vegetarian or meat-based menu and are brought their surprise dishes by blind waiters. In an area that has numerous successful eateries, this restaurant provides a completely unique experience and is well worth adding to your address book. www.danslenoir.com/london.

10.30 pmAfter-Dinner DrinksExploring is thirsty work! Toast a fun-filled day with a cocktail at Clerkenwell House, Hatton Garden. Set over three floors, this has the makings of one of London’s hippest venues, with its glittering backlit bars, sweeping white leather sofas and intimate VIP booths. Whether you’d prefer to see out your time in Clerkenwell with a game of pool in one of the laid-back lounge areas, or by dancing the night away to an oh-so-popular playlist, this is the place to do it.www.clerkenwellhouse.com

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from here...The view

Down on the farmEast London is blessed with having a surprising number of city farms. All are free to enter.

Brooks FarmAs well as dairy shorthorn cows, Jacob and Ryeland sheep, dairy goats, Gloucester Old Spot pigs, a llama, chinchillas, gerbils, hamsters, rabbits, guinea pigs, mice, chickens, ducks and ponies, facilities include a picnic area, children’s play area and vegetable and nature gardens. Skelton’s Lane Park, E10 5BS020 8539 4278, www.walthamforest.gov.uk

Hackney City FarmOriginally a brewery, this small, friendly farm of only 1.5 acres with goats, sheep, pigs, cows, hens, chickens, turkeys, rabbits, ducks, bees and a butterfly tunnel even manages to fit in a beautiful, peaceful flower garden.1a Goldsmith’s Row, E2 8QA 020 7729 6381, www.hackneycityfarm.co.uk

Mudchute Park and FarmLondon’s largest city farm, this is a peaceful spot amongst the towering buildings of Docklands. Residents include sheep, goats, pigs, cattle, the odd llama and a pets corner, with gardens, a study centre and cafe.Pier Street, Isle of Dogs, E14 3HP 020 7515 5901, www.mudchute.org

Newham City FarmOne of London’s longest established city farms with a collection that includes pigs, sheep, pygmy goats and birds of prey.Stansfeld Road, Beckton, E6 5LT020 7474 4960, www.newham.gov.uk

Spitalfields Community FarmThough little, there’s a good range of animals at this working farm, including goats, pigs, sheep, cows and donkeys.Buxton Street, E1 5AR 020 7247 8762, www.spitalfieldscityfarm.org

Stepney City FarmStepney City Farm manages to evoke a real country farm atmosphere, despite being overshadowed by tower blocks. Crammed into a relatively small space, as well as the usual cows, pigs, sheep, geese, chickens, rabbits and ducks, there’s a wildlife pond, a play area with toys and books, a donkey and guinea pigs.Stepney Way, E1 3DG020 7790 8204, www.stepneycityfarm.org

Our resident LOndOn HOmes & PrOPerty

cOLumnist, Ben West, taLks abOut HOw accurate

Pricing is cruciaL if yOu’re seLLing yOur HOuse...

Selling your home? To do so as swiftly as possible it is important to have it priced accurately.

Ask too much and you could put off potential buyers, and having to make a price drop a few weeks on could discourage them further. If you have an apartment, semi-detached or terraced house similar to others nearby, valuing is simpler as there are other examples for the agent to refer to. But if you have an unusual property, where there’s often a lack of direct comparisons, it can be advantageous to pitch a low figure to create interest, allowing competition to increase the price.

Although there are many things you can do to increase your chances of a quick sale, some initiatives could be a complete waste of money. It’s seldom worth splashing out on an expensive new kitchen or bathroom, for instance, as there’s no guarantee that potential buyers will like your taste or that it will add value to the property. Complete redecoration is seldom necessary and may prompt suspicion of hidden faults. Most people would prefer a cheaper home that they can change to their own requirements, and money’s better spent sorting out

eyesores like damp patches and peeling wallpaper, or sprucing up a particularly gloomy room with a lick of paint in a neutral colour. Cleaning glazed roofs and windows to let in more sunlight can make a huge difference. Faults spell neglect, so eradicate leaking gutters, loose door handles and dripping taps.

It’s worth replacing windows that have exceeded their lifespan, but make sure they suit the house. Modern double-glazed uPVC ones won’t look good in a period home. Don’t consider replacing the roof unless there are structural problems – it’s better to negotiate a lower price if needed.

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Licensing for estate agents couLd bring much needed standardisation to the industry

AlAsdAir CArpenter, Company DireCtor of LourDes

estate agents, Comments on the state of the resiDentiaL

property market

State of the market

C an I see your licence please? Although not a question usually asked of estate agents, it might be something they will need to become accustomed to hearing. The National Association of Estate

Agents (NAEA) has just launched the first licensing scheme for estate agents. As it currently stands the scheme will only be open to members of the NAEA and there is no legal requirement for estate agent to become members.

Although I firmly believe licensing should be introduced for estate agents, I have grave concerns for the way this is being introduced. Firstly, a voluntary scheme will only attract the reputable estate agents who probably don’t need any further governance. Secondly, I can’t help but think this should be a legal requirement introduced by the government and not a voluntary membership organisation. Surely the entire purpose of licensing the UK housing market is

to weed out rogue operators who indulge in unsavoury business practices? Those people are highly unlikely to volunteer to be licensed, regulated and scrutinised. My third and final concern, is whether the licensing scheme will be effectively marketed to the general public. Most of the people I speak to outside of the industry have no idea that the housing market is totally unregulated. They do not know that

the NAEA is a voluntary organisation and that estate agents are not legally required to join the organisation. As it stands anyone can set up an estate agency or work as an estate agent. So unless time, effort and money are invested into effectively communicating the need for licensing, then the entire exercise will be fruitless.

Estate agents have always suffered from a poor public perception, and without drastic measures this will never change. Grant Shapps, minister for housing, hailed the NAEA’s licensing scheme as a ‘symbolic moment’. I will reserve such enthusiasm for when Mr Shapps decides that licensing of estate agents in the UK needs to be mandatory. The public would like better industry standards; the reputable industry professionals would like a better public image; so surely the government should further legislate the industry? You wouldn’t use an unregulated accountant, solicitor, stockbroker or even taxi driver so there should be no reason for estate agents to escape accountability. Besides, wouldn’t it be a refreshing change to deal with someone educated in property? Someone that is knowledgeable about the finer details and laws of the property market. I would dearly love to see the wheeler-dealer image of estate agents buried forever.

Although I have my concerns about the current suggested scheme, I will stand behind it and make sure that my staff are licensed. As I am sure every other reputable, professional estate agent will be. It is often said that something is better than nothing and in this case it is probably true.

So, as of June 2011, when you are requiring the services of an estate agent make sure you are asking the question, are you licensed by the NAEA? There will be no shortage of agents who have taken the trouble to license their service, so make sure you are using one. n

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D espite government pressure to limit any potential bonus payments, UK banks are now preparing to pay out millions of pounds in bonuses over the coming months. As a result, the property

market is seeing an increased level of interest from prospective buyers looking to capitalise on this.

Whether an investment opportunity, a first time purchase or indeed an upgrade to a current property, 2011 has started with a very promising renewed interest across the board.

A lump sum cash bonus may offer a potential purchaser access to the currently very restricted mortgage market and investing this money in property could also provide a much higher return, compared to the typical interest rates offered to high-street savers.

As an estate agent working in Canary Wharf for over five years, I have seen this ‘bonus time’ trend at its highest in 200, and lowest in 2009. Last year there were a larger number of pay-outs than the previous year and it is looking like this year will be even higher. As I am sure most people are well aware, the property market in this area is

Why city bonuses could be your reWard, says AdAm dockley

underpinned by the enormous amount of financial sector workers living in close proximity to their place of work, be that The City or Canary Wharf itself.

In recent weeks there have been a staggering number of new applicants registering on our mailing list, looking to purchase property in E14. Modern one-bedroom apartments within walking distance of Canary Wharf are receiving the most interest. I believe this is predominantly due to the excellent rents being achieved on these properties. Larger two and three bedroom apartments in private developments with river views, concierge and leisure facilities also seem to be high up on the ‘wish list’ of today’s buyer.

In previous years we have been able to use the bonus driven period of purchasing as a gauge, to predict how the remainder of the year will pan out. All the signs are present that 2011 will be stronger than anticipated, although, with tight lending restrictions still in place and an undertone of uncertainty within the property market, only time will tell. n

Adam Dockley is residential sales manager at Alan Selbywww.alanselby.co.uk

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Developments1 Premiere Place2 Vicinity3 Port East Apartments4 The Horizon Building5 1 West India Quay6 Belgrave Court7 Eaton House8 Berkeley Tower9 Hanover House10 Quayside Cascades11 The Anchorage12 Millenium Harbour13 SeaCon Wharf14 Hutchings Wharf15 Ocean Wharf16 New Atlas Wharf17 Arnhem Place18 Old Bell Gate19 The Odyssey20 Cyclops Wharf 21 Masthouse Terrace22 Maritime Quay23 Burrells Wharf24 Maconochies Wharf25 Langbourne Place26 Lockes Wharf 27 Felstead Wharf28 Horseshoe Close29 Equinox30 Luralda Wharf

31 Cumberland Mills32 Grosvenor Wharf33 Empire Wharf34 Caledonian Wharf35 Storers Quay36 Observatory Mews37 Plymouth Wharf38 MAariners Mews39 Sextant Avenue40 Cubitt Wharf41 Millenium Drive42 London Yard43 Vermeer Court44 Galleons View45 Pierhead Lock46 Concordia Wharf47 Vantage Mews48 Kintyre House49 Arran House50 The Lighthouse51 New Providence Wharf52 Ontario Tower53 Virginia Quay54 The Elektron55 Wharfside56 Boardwalk Place57 Jamestown Harbour58 Lovegrove Walk59 Dollar Bay60 Antilles Bay61 Meridian Place

62 Discovery Dock East63 Discovery Dock West64 The Landmark65 Canary South66 The Block 67 Canary Central68 Lanterns Court69 Pan Peninsula70 Canary Quarter71 The Icon72 39 Millharbour73 41 Millharbour74 Glengall Bridge75 Peninsula Court76 City Tower77 City Harbour78 Clippers Quay79 Mill Quay80 Wheatsheaf Close81 Ringwood Gardens82 Quay View83 Kingsbridge Court84 Arden Crescent85 Helion Place86 Thames Circle87 Ironmongers Place88 Barnfield Place89 The Forge90 Lockesfield Place

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Ferry Street, E14Spacious four double bed house. Kitchen/diner, reception, garden, balcony and parking space. Leisure facilities & close to DLR and amenities.£520 per week 020 7538 5554

Pierhead Lock, E14Large three double bedroom split level apartment. Large storage room. Furnished. Secure parking. Porter. Walking distance to Canary Wharf.£400 per week 020 7538 5554

Port East Apartments E14Large 1 bed apt. Warehouse conversion. Original features. Furnished. Dock views. Porter. Secure parking. Ideal for Canary Wharf & amenities.£390 per week 020 7538 5554

Marina Point, E14 Spacious two bed two bath apartment. Furnished. Wood flooring. Secure parking. Located next to Crossharbour DLR and amenities.

£290 per week 020 7538 5554

Galleons View, E14 Two double bedroom two bathroom apartment. Unfurnished. Wood flooring. Balcony. River views. Secure parking.

£295 per week 020 7538 5554

Naxos Building, E14Large one bedroom furnished to a high standard. Ground floor. Patio area. Concierge. Secure parking. Gym facilities. Short walk to Canary Wharf.£280 per week 020 7538 5554

Cumberland Mills, E14 Two bed two bath ground floor apartment. Secure gate develop-ment. 24hr porter. Parking. Large terrace. Partial river views. Close to amenities.£295 per week 020 7538 5554

Capital East, E16 Superb and spacious three bedroom apartment. High specifica-tion. Furnished. Balcony. Dock views. Porter. Parking. Next to ExCel & DLR.£470 per week 020 7538 5554

Perry Court, E14 Large two bed two bath apartment. Wood flooring. Balcony. River views. Furnished. Secure parking. Next to river boat service.£310 per week 020 7538 5554

5 Holland properties57 Amsterdam Road E14 3UUPhone: 020 7538 5554www.hollandproperties.co.uk

3 Knight Frank 18/19 Cabot Square E14 4QW020 7512 9955wwww.knightfrank.co.uk

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Humber Road, SE3 £369,995Situated in the heart of the Westcombe Park area we strongly urge an immediate appointment to view ideally located for Westcombe Park and Maze Hill BR.

St Johns Park, SE3 £335,000First floor one bedroom converted apartment offering stylish contemporaryliving with all the charm of the era. Accommodation comprises lounge to front, immaculate kitchen and luxury bathroom.

St Josephs Vale £310,000Two bedroom, two bathroom purpose built flat situated in the ever popularSt Joseph’s Vale development so this flat is sure to prove popular with the city professionals.

Eltham Road, SE12 £309,995Hall floor two bedroom conversion represents one not to be missed. In addition there is a pretty 30’ private rear garden and off street parking. The property is conveniently located for local shops and BR stations.

Lee Terrace, SE3 £460,000Three bedroom garden flat offered with sole use of an 80’ private garden. A short walk from the village, the property also benefits from a 20’9 reception room, modern fitted kitchen, off street parking.

Dacre Gardens, SE13 £285,000Purpose build maisonette with accommodation set over three levels andgives a great feel of light and space. A location which is popular with first time buyers.

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41 Tequila Wharf42 Pinnacle II43 Basin Approach44 Commercial Wharf45 Victory Place46 Lockview Court47 Lockside/Albert Mews48 Lamb Court49 Roy Square50 Brightlingsea Place51 Ropemakers Fields52 Swallow Place53 Thirty One Three54 Denmark Wharf55 Carmine Wharf56 The Mission57 Water Gardens

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SALES/LETTINGS

•  Two Bedrooms•  Two Bathrooms•  Open-Plan Kitchen•  Balcony•  Furnished•  24 Hour Concierge•  Minutes Walk to Canary Wharf

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•  Two Bed / Two Bath 12th Floor Apartment•  Private Balcony with River Views•  Luxury Fixtures and Fittings•  Very High Spec•  24 Hour Concierge•  Resident Only Gym•  Optional Secure Parking•  693 Square Foot

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•  One Bedroom•  One Bathroom•  4th Floor•  Direct Water View•  Parking•  Furnished•  24 Hour Concierge•  2 min. Walk to Limehouse DLR

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•  Duplex Penthouse•  Three Bedrooms•  Three Bathrooms•  Full Intergrated Kitchen•  Air Conditioning•  Terrace•  Stunning Views of Canary Wharf•  Decorated to Very High Standards

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•  Two Bedrooms•  Two Bathrooms•  Furnished•  Direct Water & Canary Wharf View•  Secure Underground Parking

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•  Stunning Studio Flat•  Seperate Kitchen•  Fully Furnished•  Amazing Views of the River•  Gym•  24 Hour Concierge•  Pool

£250/wknew providence wharf

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£395/wklowry house

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Wheatsheaf Close £215,500A delightful first floor 1 bedroom apartment set in this quiet residential development,

the accommodation comprises; reception room with separate kitchen and bathroom.

Wheatsheaf Close is situated within 450 metres of Mudchute DLR station. Ideal for first

time buyers, investment buyers and also those looking for a ‘pied a tere’.

020 7519 5900 | [email protected]

Estate Agents | Land & Development Consultants

Sales

www.alanselby.co.uk

Lanterns Court £289,995A 1 bedroom, 5th floor luxury apartment of 486.96 sq ft with a balcony facing the courtyard,

also consisting of a full furniture package and a 6% rental guarantee. Set within in this

stunning new development approximately 300 metres from south quay DLR station.

Lanterns Court also boasts fantastic leisure facilities of its own and a 24 hour porter.

Completion due for April 2011

020 7519 5900 | [email protected]

Apollo Building £399,995Offering stunning views across the River Thames, this 2 bedroom, 4th floor apartment

comprises reception room with balcony, open plan modern kitchen, en-suite to the

master bedroom and main bathroom. The property also boasts a secure covered parking

space and the development itself offers a Gymnasium and a 24 hour concierge, The

Odyssey is situated approximately 0.8 miles from the Canary Wharf business complex.

020 7519 5900 | [email protected]

New Providence Wharf £509,995A fantastic 2 bedroom apartment set on the 6th floor of the desirable New Providence

Wharf development. Offering a reception room with balcony and direct views across the

River Thames and onto the O2 Arena, a separate modern kitchen, en-suite to the master

bedroom and bathroom. The development itself offers swimming pool and gymnasium

as well as 24 hour porterage and secure underground parking.

020 7519 5900 | [email protected]

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Estate Agents | Land & Development Consultants

Kempton Court £309,995Set within this private development we offer this 2 bedroom ground floor apartment

with west facing sun terrace, accessed via the 18’9 reception room. The property also

benefits a kitchen and bathroom as well as a secure parking space. Kempton Court

offers a porter and is situated within 120 metres of White Chapel DLR station, the

Liverpool Street station can also be found within 0.7 miles of the property.

020 7519 5900 | [email protected]

New Providence Wharf £454,995Set on the 11th floor of this stunning private riverside development, this well presented

2 bedroom 2 bathroom apartment with balcony accessed via both the reception room

and second bedroom giving in-direct river views. The New Providence Wharf offers 24

hour porter, leisure facilities and secure underground parking, with both Jubilee line

underground and DLR connections.

020 7519 5900 | [email protected]

Langbourne Place £1,200,000A spectacular 3/4 bedroom duplex penthouse set within this private riverside development

offering spacious, light & versatile living accommodation comprising approximately 2133

sqft. Further benefits include secure underground parking and day porter the Langbourne

Place development is situated within 500 metres of Island Gardens DLR station.

This property must be seen to be appreciated.

020 7519 5900 | [email protected]

New Providence Wharf £2,100,000With stunning panoramic views across the river Thames, onto Canary Wharf and the City

beyond, with 2 bedroom suites, open plan reception room with dining area, study area

and kitchen. The wrap around balcony leads onto a decked and lawned terrace with a

plunge pool and sauna. The development offers 24 hour concierge, spa, swimming pool

and gymnasium as well as Valet Parking.

020 7519 5900 | [email protected]

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Lovegrove Walk £245pwA spacious one bedroom apartment, offered furnished and available immediately

this property is situated on the third floor with wood flooring and balcony with

views towards Canary Wharf.

020 7519 5900 | [email protected]

Estate Agents | Land & Development Consultants

Lettings

www.alanselby.co.uk

Peninsula Court £360pwA delightful 2 bedroom 2nd floor apartment with separate kitchen, set in a

private development situated adjacent to Cross Harbour DLR station and avail-

able immediately.

020 7519 5900 | [email protected]

New Atlas Wharf £370pwA two bedroom two bathroom apartment situated on the fifth floor with south facing

balcony offering views over the park and to the River Thames, fully fitted separate

kitchen, master bedroom with fitted wardrobes. This property is offered furnished and

the development benefits from leisure facilities, 24 hour concierge and secured parking.

020 7519 5900 | [email protected]

New Providence Wharf £380pwA spacious 1 bedroom 7th floor apartment offered fully furnished, the development

offers 24 hour concierge, spa and leisure facilities and set in close proximity to Canary

Wharf. Available immediately.

020 7519 5900 | [email protected]

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www.alanselby.co.uk

Estate Agents | Land & Development Consultants

Lovegrove Wharf £440pwA spacious 4 bed town house, offering versatile living accommodation, wood flooring,

2 balconies and a large private terrace with views on to the dock the property also

boasts a utility room, garage and off street parking.

020 7519 5900 | [email protected]

Canary South £475pwA stunning ex show apartment set on the 3rd floor offering floor to ceiling windows,

solid wood flooring, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, also with secure underground parking

situated close to Canary Wharf. Available immediately.

020 7519 5900 | [email protected]

Cyclops Mews £570pwA spacious three bedroom townhouse set in a private gated development offering

separate kitchen 2 bathrooms and parking, the development offers a 24 hour

porter and leisure facilities.

020 7519 5900 | [email protected]

Jamestown Way £750pwA fantastic 4 bedroom town house with stunning views across the river Thames and

on to the o2 arena. Offering 3 bathrooms 2 of which are en-suite, a low maintenance

garden and balcony, the development offers a 24 hour porter.

020 7519 5900 | [email protected]

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020 7538 9250 www.lourdes-estates.comLourdes Estate Agents, 94-96 Three Colt Street, Limehouse, London, E14 8AP

Medland House, Limehouse, E14• Penthouse apartment• Large terrace• Secure underground parking• Marina views£629,950

SOLD

Fleet House, Limehouse, E14• Two double bedrooms• Two bathrooms• Parking• Marina views£399,950

SOLD

Lamb Court, Narrow Street, E14• Two double bedrooms• Two bathrooms• Secure underground parking• Balcony£349,950

SOLD

Shackleton Court, Isle Of Dogs, E14• Direct river views• Two bedrooms• Two bathrooms• Balcony£335,000

SOLD Actions speak louder

than words.

Contact our sales teamtoday for a free, no

obligation valuation.

Neutron Tower, Virginia Quay, E14• Two double bedrooms• Large balcony• River views• 11th �oor£375,000

SOLD

Chinnocks Wharf, Narrow Street, E14• Two bedrooms• Two bathrooms• Direct river views• Balcony£525,000

SOLD

Millennium Harbour, South Quay, E14• Two bathrooms• Two bedrooms• River views• Balcony£449,950

SOLD

Millennium Drive, Isle Of Dogs, E14• One double bedroom• Secure car parking• River views• Refurbished throughout£275,000

SOLD

02075389250 www.lourdes-estates.comLourdesEstateAgents,94-96ThreeColtStreet,Limehouse,London,E148AP

Adriatic Building, Limehouse, E14• Two bedrooms• Secure parking• 24 hour concierge• Close to DLR£364,950

Lime Kiln Wharf, Limehouse, E14• Penthouse apartment• Three bedrooms• Large private terrace• Secure parking£949,950

Dundee Wharf, Limehouse, E14• Two bedrooms• Direct river views• Secure parking• Two bathrooms£518,000

Reservoir Studios, Cable Street, E1W• One bedroom• Parking• Close to DLR• Gated development£309,950

Settlers Court, Virginia Quay, E14• Two bedrooms• Two bathrooms• Secure parking• Porter£299,950

Neutron Tower, Blackwall Way, E14• One bedroom• Balcony• Porter• Close to DLR£269,950

New Providence Wharf, E14• Two bedrooms• Two bathrooms• Parking• River views£515,000

Zenith Building, Limehouse, E14• Two bedrooms• Two bathrooms• Secure parking• Balcony£399,950

Pusey House, Poplar, E14• Two bedrooms• Fitted kitchen• Balcony• Recently modernised£225,000

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020 7538 9250 www.lourdes-estates.comLourdes Estate Agents, 94-96 Three Colt Street, Limehouse, London, E14 8AP

Medland House, Limehouse, E14• Penthouse apartment• Large terrace• Secure underground parking• Marina views£629,950

SOLD

Fleet House, Limehouse, E14• Two double bedrooms• Two bathrooms• Parking• Marina views£399,950

SOLD

Lamb Court, Narrow Street, E14• Two double bedrooms• Two bathrooms• Secure underground parking• Balcony£349,950

SOLD

Shackleton Court, Isle Of Dogs, E14• Direct river views• Two bedrooms• Two bathrooms• Balcony£335,000

SOLD Actions speak louder

than words.

Contact our sales teamtoday for a free, no

obligation valuation.

Neutron Tower, Virginia Quay, E14• Two double bedrooms• Large balcony• River views• 11th �oor£375,000

SOLD

Chinnocks Wharf, Narrow Street, E14• Two bedrooms• Two bathrooms• Direct river views• Balcony£525,000

SOLD

Millennium Harbour, South Quay, E14• Two bathrooms• Two bedrooms• River views• Balcony£449,950

SOLD

Millennium Drive, Isle Of Dogs, E14• One double bedroom• Secure car parking• River views• Refurbished throughout£275,000

SOLD

020 7538 9250 www.lourdes-estates.com

SOLD

Neutron Tower, Virginia Quay, E14

SOLD

Millennium Drive, Isle Of Dogs, E14

SOLD

02075389250 www.lourdes-estates.comLourdesEstateAgents,94-96ThreeColtStreet,Limehouse,London,E148AP

Galaxy Building, Westferry Road, E14• Two bedrooms• Two bathrooms• Secure parking• Leisure facilities£390 per week

Dunbar Wharf, Narrow Street, E14• Three bedrooms• Three bathrooms• Furnished or unfurnished• Leisure facilities£575 per week

Lime Kiln Wharf, Three Colt Street, E14• Penthouse apartment• Refurbished throughout• Three bedrooms• Large terrace£850 per week

Ocean Wharf, Westferry Road, E14• Duplex penthouse• Three bedrooms• Three bathrooms• River and city views£1100 per week

Elektron Tower, East India, E14• Two bedrooms• Two bathrooms• Fully furnished• Leisure facilities£435 per week

Proton Tower, East India, E14• Two bedrooms• Two bathrooms• River views• Close to DLR£375 per week

Studley Court, Virginia Quay, E14• Two bedrooms• Two bathrooms• Fully furnished• River views£365 per week

Luralda Wharf, Island Gardens, E14• One bedroom• River views• Large terrace• Fully furnished£350 per week

Pan Peninsula, South Quay, E14• Studio apartment• 20th floor• Leisure facilities• Resident’s cinema£325 per week

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living local

This sumptuous family residence is offered to the letting market for the very first time. This modern town house in Limehouse benefits from excellent views towards the Marina, which can be enjoyed from a good size balcony off the main room.

There is 2500 sq ft of internal living space which consists of three bedrooms, two bathrooms (one ensuite), a semi open plan kitchen and lounge.

On the ground floor of the property is a flexible space which is currently set up as an office/guest room, but

can be arranged as a second lounge, fourth bedroom or games room.

The property is finished to the highest specification throughout and is available fully furnished or unfurnished. For car owners there is a secure garage which can be accessed from inside the property and further off-street parking for two to three vehicles.

The area of Basin Approach is securely monitored 24/7 by the onsite security team, who also offer porterage services.

Waterfront luxuryHOT PROPERTY:

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Hurford Salvi Carrwww.h-s-c.co.uk

0207 791 7011

BASIN APPROACH, E14£1200 per week

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www.liferesidential.co.ukSales | Lettings | Corporate Services | Property Management

London's Finest Properties

LETTINGS SALES

Lanterns Court, Canary Wharf, E14• Brand New Luxury Apartments • Available Now• A selection of 2 and 3 Bedrooms• Walking Distance to Canary Wharf• Concierge Service

www.lanterns-court.co.ukStarting from £450.00 per week

Galaxy Building, The Odyssey, Isle of Dogs, E14 • 2nd floor 1 bedroom/1 bathroom• Very spacious and modern• Balcony with river views• Close proximity to Canary Wharf

and transport links• Secure underground parking£320,000

Eastern Quay, Royal Docks, E16• One Bedroom Apartment• Fully Furnished• 7th Floor• Balcony• Secure Parking• 24hr Concierge Service

£350.00 per week

New Providence Wharf, Canary Wharf, E14• One Bedroom Apartment• Fully Furnished• 8th Floor• Balcony• On-Site Leisure Facilities• 24hr Concierge Service

£360.00 per week

Eden House, The Watergardens, Canada Water, SE16 • large 1st floor 2 bedroom/2 bathroom (i.e. not diagonal bedrooms)• Rectangular arrangement throughout • Due south aspect• Moments from Canada Water tube• popular modern development

£410,000

The Landmark, East Tower, E14• One Bedroom Apartment• Fully Furnished• 17th Floor• On-Site Gymnasium• 24hr Concierge Service• Walking Distance to Canary Wharf

£375.00 per week

Mount Pleasant Road, Lewisham, SE13• Three Bedroom Apartment• Three Bathrooms• Two Large Receptions• Large Garden• Close to Hither Green Station

£575.00 per week

New Providence Wharf, Canary Wharf, E14• Two Bedroom Apartment• Fully Furnished• 13th Floor• Onsite Leisure Facilities• 24hr Concierge Service• Parking Available

£485.00 per week

Docklands020 7476 0125

West London020 8896 9990

Deptford & Greenwich 020 8692 2244

Central London020 7582 7989

Finchley020 8446 9524

New Providence Wharf, E14• Two bed/two bath 6th floor riverside apartment

• Highly desirable layout with two entrances

• Excellent condition throughout• Contemporary fixtures and fittings• Impressive river views

£474,950

City Quarter, E1• Two bed/two bath corner unit• Exceptional level of specification• Highly desirable development• Moments from DLR/Tube and City

£549,950

Ontario Tower, E14• 2 bedroom 2 bathroom (en suite)• Striking architecture• Highly prestigious landmark

development• Approx 1,000 sq ft of living space• 24 hr porterage, security and excellent on-site facilities£475,000

Westgate Apartments, E16• 11th floor two bedroom apartment• Large balcony• Stunning views• On site gym facility• Minutes from Canary Wharf

£330,000

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Please Contact

Knight Frank

020 7480 [email protected] www.knightfrank.com/neobankside

Knight Frank are delighted to offer a stunning collection of luxury high specifi cation apartments to let in NEO Bankside.

This striking development, designed by the international, award-winning architects Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners, offers world-class luxury accommodation with contemporary interiors and spectacular winter gardens.

Situated on the South Bank, adjacent to Tate Modern and a short walk from The City, NEO Bankside offers an opportunity to live at the very heart of London’s most vibrant cultural quarter.

“The most exciting waterfront in the world” The Daily Telegraph

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living local

A rare opportunity has arisen to rent this striking two bedroom converted chapel located on historic Newell Street.

Boasting an abundance of character and measuring in excess of 2200 sq ft, the property offers a wealth of space and features an extensive reception room with two additional mezzanine levels, private garden, patio area, two bedrooms, en-suite bathroom, wet room and

two further bathrooms. Built in approximately 1920 as an extension to the already existing headquarters of the British Sailors Society, this is a truly unique property and would make an incredible home.

The property further benefits from off-street parking and is well situated, just a short walk to Canary Wharf and Westferry DLR.

Period perfectionHOT PROPERTY:

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Lourdes Estate Agentswww.lourdes-estates.com

020 7538 9250

The Chapel, Newell STreeT, e14£895 per week

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From their first steps to the first visit of the grandchildren, Hamptons International know what makes a family home. The comfort it will provide. The memories it will hold. We see beyond the bricks and mortar to help you find somewhere that’s, well, home.

City Office Sales. 020 7236 8398

[email protected]

Beyond your expectationswww.hamptons.co.uk

Fetter Lane, EC4 £239,000 LeaseholdThis delightful studio apartment is situated on the 4th floor of Clifford’s Inn, an extremely popular lift-serviced building with concierge near the Temple law courts.

Leyden Street, E1 £500,000 LeaseholdSet on the second floor of a popular art-deco building just east of Liverpool Street station, this unusually large 2 bedroom apartment is beautifully presented and very light.

Mitre Street, EC3 £550,000 LeaseholdThis 2 bedroom City apartment located just off Fenchurch Street has been beautifully refurbished throughout, with wooden floors and a contemporary kitchen and bathrooms.

Aldersgate Street, EC1 £475,000 LeaseholdSet on the 4th floor of an extremely popular lift-service building with a concierge service, this 2 bedroom 2 bathroom apartment has a balcony off the reception.

Boyd Street, E1 £535,000 LeaseholdSet on the third floor of a stunning warehouse conversion, this exceptional 2 bedroom flat offers a host of desirable features in particular the exposed brickwork.

Alie Street, E1 £570,000 LeaseholdThis brand new, stunning development is being offered off-plan with completion planned for March 2012.

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Move in before the tax man does.For buyers in excess of £1million the increased stamp duty rate of 5% being introduced on the 6th April 2011 is an added incentive to complete before that date. We strongly recommend all sellers of these properties to make their move now whilst there is a flurry of buyers.£1,500,000 purchase SAVE £15,000£2,500,000 purchase SAVE £25,000£3,500,000 purchase SAVE £35,000

Tower Bridge Office Sales. 020 7407 3173

[email protected]

Beyond your expectationswww.hamptons.co.uk

Gullivers Wharf, E1W £750,000 LeaseholdAn exceptionally spacious, 1813 sq ft, 3 bedroom apartment within a converted warehouse building just off historic Wapping High Street.

Butlers Wharf West, SE1 £1,350,000 Leasehold A stunning penthouse on the Thames, with both bedrooms and reception facing the river and Tower Bridge.

Stable House, SE16 £389,000 LeaseholdA two bedroom, third floor apartment in Rotherhithe Village, with character brickwork and allocated parking.

Providence Square, SE1 £650,000 LeaseholdA well presented apartment with decked terrace overlooking the Japanese style water garden and two bedrooms.

Luna House, SE16 £1,150,000 LeaseholdA 3rd floor, two bedroom apartment, with reception room and both bedrooms facing the River Thames.

The Fountains, SE1 £565,000 Share of FreeholdA top floor 850 sq ft, two double bedroom refurbished duplex apartment in Shad Thames, with balcony, roof terrace and gated parking.

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Renting a property is no reason to accept anything less than the perfect home. It’s still your personal oasis. Albeit for a shorter timeframe. That said nearly all our tenants renew their contracts. Proof that we know how to make people feel right at home.

City Office Lettings. 020 7236 8399

[email protected]

Beyond your expectationswww.hamptons.co.uk

Wapping High Street, E1 £675 per weekA two bedroom apartment in this impressive development on the River Thames, benefit-ing from a large balcony and 24 hour concierge. Available furnished

Christina Street, EC2 £430 per weekA bright warehouse conversion with exposed brick work, high ceilings and hard wood floors. The apartment is between Square Mile and Shoreditch triangle. Available furnished

Barbican, EC2 £325 per week

More Barbican properties urgently required

St Andrews Hill, EC4 £525 per weekA large two double bedroom apartment in this period conversion in the heart of the City with plenty of character. Near to St Paul’s, Blackfriars and the Thames. Available furnished

City Road, EC1 £380 per weekA huge one bedroom apartment in this excellent development situated within easy reach of both The City and Islington. Available furnished

Commercial Street, E1 £425 per week

More Spitalfields properties urgently required

Let ByLet By

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The Hamptons International team always go further to meet your personal property needs, whatever they may be. Over 97% of our clients say they would use us again or recommend us to others. Let us show you why.

Tower Bridge Office Lettings. 020 7407 3173

[email protected] your expectations

www.hamptons.co.uk

Dockhead Wharf, SE1 £400 per weekA one bedroom warehouse conversion in Shad Thames boasting exposed brick work, part wood floors and parking.

Millennium Square, SE1 £545 per weekA stylish two double bedroom apartment boasting contemporary bathroom, solid wood floors and private balcony.

Little London Court, SE1 £545 per weekA beautifully refurbished two bedroom apartment boasting two modern bathrooms and kitchen, wood floors and off street parking space.

Merganser Court, E1W £495 per weekA beautiful one bedroom apartment with direct access to balcony overlooking St Katharine Dock’s, parking and porter.

St Saviours Wharf, SE1 £600 per weekA newly refurbished two double bedroom two bathroom apartment set within a warehouse conversion boasting, balcony, porter, parking.

St Saviours Wharf, SE1 £425 per weekA fantastic one bedroom apartment set within a warehouse conversion boasting exposed brickwork, wood floors, porter and parking.

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RiverHabitat.co.uk

ONE WEST INDIA QUAY, E14Luxury DupLex in the heart of Canary Wharf

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stylelifenBoudoir Bliss wake up to beautiful bedrooms

nItalian Style classic design with modern flair

nStanding Tall vertical gardens are on the up

Image: Moghul www.moghulinteriors.com

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interiorsItalian Luxury in The UkItalian furniture company Giusti Portos enters the UK market with the introduction of three luxurious bed collections: Angelica, Ducale and Perlage. Each bed is distinctive not only for its Italian craftsmanship and quality, but also for its elegant shape and lavish finish. The Angelica and Ducale beds are both made of hand-forged solid iron and come in a silver leaf pickled finish. Ducale also comes in a worn iron finish and Perlage’s finish, solid forged iron sheet, in pearl or red pearl. “I am delighted to enter such a prestigious Italian name into the UK market,” says UK sales manager Gianfranco Bianchi. “The initial response to Giusti Portos has been extremely positive and I firmly believe it will be a huge success.”

www.giustiportos.it/eng

Callister Russell Opens Chelsea ShowroomFollowing a highly successful year, December saw award-winning luxury interior design consultancy, Callister Russell, launch their prestigious London showroom. Located in Worlds End Studios near Chelsea Harbour, the showroom demonstrates the company’s extraordinary interior design concepts and inspirational furnishing solutions. It will also act as an innovation studio and meeting facility to enable the design team to host business appointments. “By displaying a range of designs and bespoke furniture pieces, the showroom will provide the perfect platform for people to see exactly what we can do for them,” explains Henrietta Perry, Callister Russell’s head of design.

132–134 Lots Road, Chelsea, SW10 0RJ www.callisterrussell.com

In designing the interior of Mulberry’s new New Bond Street store, London-based Universal Design Studio has created a retail environment like no other. A vast concrete ‘warehouse-style’ floor provides the canvas for a selection of bespoke features including sculptured oak display stands, distinctive handmade irregular tiles, and an 8.7m-long polished brass cash desk. The backbone

of the store is an undulating, traditionally crafted, dry-stone wall, which helps retain heat in the winter and cool air in the summer. Universal Design Studio designed the store with the aim of achieving a BREEAM rating of ‘Excellent’ – something considered highly unusual in retail construction.

Mulberry Flagship London, 50 New Bond Street

Retail Space Redefined

Surface Meaning Surface Design Show 2011 is a must-attend event for anyone looking for the latest in surface solutions. As the only UK event to focus exclusively on interior and exterior surface innovations, the event showcases the most creative ideas currently being developed by designers, architects and manufacturers. The three-day exhibition, taking place at The Business Design Centre in Islington, will provide visitors with a unique opportunity to touch, feel and test the most advanced surfaces on the market, while networking with the crème de la crème of the industry.

15–17 February The Business Design Centre, Islingtonwww.surfacedesignshow.com

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the TrendStart your day peacefully, by waking in a bedroom of tranquillity. avoid fragmented, diScontinuouS

SpaceS by Sticking to cool, light colourS and blending tone-on-tone hueS. complement detailed,

châteaux-inSpired furniture with intricate acceSSorieS to create the perfect boudoir

Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, £12.99 Penguin Classics, www.anthropologie.eu

The Sonnets and A Lover’s Complaint, £12.99, Penguin Classics, www.anthropologie.eu

Embroidered linens bedroom, from £1,583, from Moghul Curtains and Cushions, 0845 508 2834www.moghul.com

Chateau Carved Chest of Drawers, £425, Lucy Willow, 0845 803 0988, www.lucywillow.co.uk

Valbonne carved armoire, £865, Lovers Lounge, www.loverslounge.co.uk

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Chaise Longue Chateau Bench stool, £395, Lovers Lounge, 020 7275 8115, www.loverslounge.co.uk

Focus Linen Pink fabric, Greg Kinsella 020 7352 7989, www.gregkinsella.com

French White Mirror, £2,384, Christopher Guy, 020 7348 7366, www.christopherguy.com

Moghul Signature Range, cushions from £32, 0845 508 2834, www.moghul.com

Provence Dressing Table, £316, The White Company, 0845 6788150, www.thewhitecompany.com

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Fire: the jewellery oF our landscapeTransform your outdoor living space with this astonishing Elena Colombo installation. The elegance and artistry of the Branch Trough typifies Elena’s work, which aims to extend architectural design into the natural landscape by addressing our primal need for the elements earth, fire, water, and wind.

Owner and operator of Colombo Construction Corporation, Elena is both a classically trained sculptor and architectural designer, something apparent in each of her conceptually styled, site-specific works. Elena’s fire features are graceful and contemporary and at the same time manage to take us back to a much simpler, ancient existence.

As fire pits and fire features become more popular as a form of outdoor decor, the stainless steel Colombo Branch Trough is a dramatic example of the future of outdoor accessories. The Branch Trough is available in a range of custom sizes and materials, and equipped to burn either propane or natural gas, it is also cleaner, more convenient and safer than a wood-burning fire.

The Branch Trough by Colombo Construction Corporation is available from £10,950 at www.firefeatures.com

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Designer

A chAmpion of sustAinAbility, John mAkepeAce’s furniture design represents

A meeting of clAssic And modern. eAch of his pieces, whether stAnding Alone

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John Makepeace could easily be called the father of British furniture design. He found national acclaim early in his career when his retail products for Heals, the Centenary Dining Room for Liberty’s, caught the

attention of furniture specialists. During the 1960s he won several high-profile design competitions, before becoming a founder trustee of the Crafts Council in the 1970s, and setting up Parnham College, an institution that integrated the teaching of fine craftsmanship with design and entrepreneurship.

Through the ‘80s and ‘90s, John addressed some of forestry’s most pressing economic concerns. He brought together foresters, chemists, material scientists, structural engineers and designers to research and develop sustainable technologies and new building systems. The award-winning buildings that resulted at the Hooke Park campus in Dorset are proof of a most successful multi-disciplinary collaboration.

Represented in numerous collections including

the Victoria and Albert Museum, London, the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, and the Museum fur Kunstandwerk, Frankfurt, John now works to commission, although he has recently introduced a range of affordable limited editions.

In 1988 John became an OBE for his services to furniture design, and was given the Lifetime Achievement Award by the Furniture Society (USA) in 2002.

This year, to honour his achievements, Somerset House is hosting the first ever solo John Makepeace exhibition, bringing together pieces from public and private collections from the UK and abroad, including his famous Mitre chair, made to celebrate HM the Queen and Prince Philip’s Silver Wedding Anniversary.

John Makepeace – Enriching the Language of Furniture exhibition runs at Somerset House from 16 March to 15 April 2011 n

www.johnmakepeacefurniture.com

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For Victorian town planners, urban green spaces were a means of improving the lives of city dwellers. Since then, as cities have sprawled towards the countryside and grown towards the

heavens, municipal city parks and gardens have been in decline. Now, thanks to research into the social, environmental and economic values of things like ‘green roofs’ and ‘living walls’, urban green space is undergoing a revival.

The aesthetic appeal of plants in concrete-heavy environments is obvious; so, too, is the positive impact they have on wildlife, but research shows that the benefits of urban greenery go way beyond that.

A study by the University of Michigan showed that a 21,000 sq ft green roof will save $200,000 over its lifetime and that on a day that reaches 90°F, the same green roof will reduce insolation – the absorption of solar radiation by roads and buildings – by more than half.

If well-designed and cared for, green roofs can help regulate a building’s internal temperature, reduce storm water runoff, and extend a roof’s lifespan. That’s probably why they’re appearing in increasing frequency atop residential homes and office buildings across the city.

Horizontal surfaces are not the only part of buildings sprouting green roots – plants are also growing upwards. Living walls – also known as vertical gardens, green walls or biowalls – are becoming more popular. As well as insulating buildings and providing a habitat for insects and birds, living walls can offer privacy, screen eyesores, and draw the eye upward to create the illusion of space. They also reduce air temperature and lessen noise pollution by absorbing city sounds.

For city horticulturists faced with a limited availability of space, living walls offer a great way to make use of vertical surfaces. No longer restricted to traditional tall and skinny plant ranges like conifers and climbers, gardeners can create thriving vertical spaces by planting materials similar to those found on cliff faces. Wild flowers, mosses, and berries, for example, will create tapestries of colour, form and texture in even the smallest of gardens.

At home, not only do green roofs and living walls help stabilise the balance between the built and natural environment, they also leave valuable ground space for children to play in, or for parents to host dinner parties. Perfect for urban living. n

InnovatIons In the way we use space are openIng up a host of plantIng

possIbIlItIes. ‘green roofs’ and ‘lIvIng walls’ are IncreasIng urban bIodIversIty

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If you fancy ownIng your own stunnIng vIews of the sIbIllInI MountaIns and the

adrIatIc sea wIthout the hassle of ownIng the property outrIght, then fractIonal

ownershIp could be the sIMple answer

D o you dream of owning an idyllic, second home, where you can escape from the rat race? Do you visualise resting in a sun lounger on your own Italian terrace, with a glass of wine

from your own vineyard, watching the patchwork quilt of the countryside laid out before you? If this is your dream, but you’re put off by the thought of navigating your way through foreign legislation, unfamiliar builders, and the cost of renovation and maintenance of the property whilst you’re not in residence, then here is the ideal solution. Appassionata is a boutique fractional business which offers customers fractional ownership in the stunning region of Le Marche, Italy.

Founders of Appassionata, Michael Hobbs and Dawn Cavanagh-Hobbs visited the culture-rich region of Le Marche in 2004 and immediately fell in love with the beauty of the area, the people and the Italian lifestyle. They decided to set up their boutique business three years later after constantly hearing

about the regrets holiday home owners had with buying a property outright.

The idea behind fractional ownership is that you select and purchase the number of weeks you want to use per year, and share the running costs with your co-owners. Owners get an actual stake in the company that owns the property and, therefore, a share of the deed. This purchase is forever, allowing owners to choose to sell their stake, rent out the property for the duration of their weeks, or pass it on to their family whenever they choose.

Earlier this year, the Financial Times Weekend Magazine looked into fractional ownership, commenting that: “Fractional ownership, seen through the prism of a global downturn, has become a strikingly attractive and popular option.” Fractional ownership is the easy way of achieving a trustworthy, luxuriously maintained holiday home without the price tag or responsibility of maintenance.

Appassionata’s Estate Giacomo Leopardi is set close to Montefiore dell’Aso in the gorgeous and

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culture-rich region of Le Marche. The wonderfully preserved medieval Montefiore Dell’ Aso has been voted one of Italy’s most beautiful towns. It offers visitors gorgeous local food, fantastic scenery, classic architecture around the town centre, with beaches ten minutes away and the Sibillini Mountains less than an hour away.

Estate Giacomo Leopardi, aptly named after one of Italy’s most famous Romantic poets, consists of two properties in five acres of land, with vistas overlooking the Adriatic Sea, as well as breathtaking views of the Sibillini Mountains. The estate has been created to tempt anyone’s interest in all seasons with a large swimming pool, all-weather tennis court, private terraces, landscaped gardens and newly planted vineyard.

Casa Giacomo is a four-bedroom, three-bathroom property comprising 2,150 square feet over two floors. The property is set in its own private grounds of the estate and has been decorated to a luxuriously high standard. The interiors have been created with just the right balance, ensuring a harmonious blend of traditional and modern materials, creating a feeling of home whatever the season. Interior designer, Dawn, worked hard to ensure that the property possesses original art, antique furniture and high-quality modern

fittings which all work together to give the best of classic Italian design, mixed with modern convenience. Casa Leopardi is a spacious and traditional Italian farmhouse that is currently being restored into a wonderful five-bedroom home, which will contain the same exquisite level of high-quality accommodation throughout and will be ready to move into this year.

This exclusive development has only ten shares available for each house, but with 40 per cent of the luxurious Casa Giacomo already snapped up by discerning buyers, prospective owners will need to move quickly to own their share of this affordable Italian dream. And if a stake in a gorgeous Italian home isn’t enough to entice you, then buying a share in these properties means also purchasing a stake in the olive oil production from the olive groves around the property, production from the lavender plants, and a share of the wine from the Estate’s vineyards.

So, with the New Year upon us, why not make your dream of owning your own Italian estate a reality and start 2011 with a new and exciting adventure that will benefit you year after year? n

For more information on Appassionata please visit: www.appassionata.com

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T he increasingly interrelated nature of the banking systems around the world, coupled with more accessible information via mobile technology and social media, has helped to shape the

nature of overseas property purchases in 2011.

New build vs off-plaNGiven that many developed property markets, such as Spain, have high levels of property stock, the trend for 2011 is for buyers to seek out ready-built properties and resale properties, with established facilities, to minimise risk.

Mortgage typeChoosing the bank a buyer deals with could be as important as choosing the country to buy in. Banks with low exposure to weaker economies and bad debt may offer keener mortgage rates for foreign national buyers.

The currency of the mortgage will be more of an important factor, and buyers will think more carefully about whether they opt for a Euro, Swiss Franc, or local currency mortgage.

access to iNforMatioNIncreasing access to overseas, property-related information, enabling checks on the reputation of developers or agents, and to monitor what’s happening in a chosen property market, will help buyers in 2011. This may lead to some novice, overseas property buyers becoming overly confident, simply because they can access lots of information online. A good overseas property agent, who can guide you through the local buying process and prompt on what needs to be done, is essential.

More deMaNdiNg property buyersAlong with the economic downturn, news emanating from many overseas destinations of price drops (in Spain, property prices are down on the Costa del Sol 20 per cent since 2005, according to the Bank of Spain) has helped shape buyer expectations.

2011 will continue to be the year of bargain hunters, although many will realise the really cheap properties, or bank repossessions, are not all of “holiday home” quality, or in the right location. So headline prices will continue to stimulate interest, but the reality may not always match up to buyer expectations.

cost-savvy buyers, aNd owNersAs government budget cuts bite, many overseas property buyers will continue to seek ways of keeping costs down. Alternatives to buying outright could become more popular. For example, we could see more people buying leaseback properties, which combine holiday home ownership, with hassle-free maintenance and income generation. n

Louise Reynolds MCIM, is a chartered marketer and director of Property Venture

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oveRseas puRchasing, says Louise ReynoLds

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PoPular countries• Spain still has all the same attractions it

used to have, in spite of the challenges it has faced with its economy and pockets of surplus property stock. People still want to buy Spanish property for the warm climate, easy accessibility and the enviable Mediterranean lifestyle. It will continue to prove popular in 2011, as people seek to snap up bargains.

• Turkey will become more prominent as a holiday home destination and property investment location. In some respects it is becoming the “new Bulgaria”, in as much as it offers keenly priced, holiday home property along its varied coastline, but also investment property in its capital city, Istanbul.

• Morocco will raise its profile on the world stage in 2011 as an emerging holiday home destination, with its combination of beautiful coastal development on the Mediterranean and Atlantic coastlines, and its city centre attractions of Marrakech and Tangiers.

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With a selection of 2 and 3 bedroom apartments, each individually designed to

maximise the advantages of this elegant setting, these magnificent homes

provide impressive living spaces of up to 3055 sq ft. Whether you choose historic

Swaylands House, dating from the mid 1800s, or newly built Woodgate Manor,

each benefits from the same high quality finishes and exceptional levels of

specification throughout. There is also a tennis court and gym for the exclusive

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Idyllic Penshurst village is under half a mile away and Swaylands is just 6 miles

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ProPerty Latest

Construction has started on one of the most hotly anticipated buildings in the City.

Dubbed the ‘Walkie Talkie,’ 20 Fenchurch Street will be completed in 2014, cover 690,000 sq ft across 37 storeys and be topped by a public sky garden.

The development is being led by Canary Wharf Group and Land Securities. Managing director of Land Securities’ London portfolio, Robert Noel, said at the opening ceremony on 18 January 2011: “In January 2010 we were the first property company to commit to starting major developments in London in this cycle, as we saw a supply constrained market evolving for prime office space between 2012 and 2014.

“In starting work on 20 Fenchurch Street with the Canary Wharf Group today, we begin an exciting journey that will bring together our complementary skills in development, leasing and construction to create a new landmark for London.”

www.20fenchurchstreet.co.uk

Property consultancy Chesterton Humberts will freeze VAT on fees until 28 February 2011. Sellers can benefit from the VAT freeze at 17.5 per cent on fees earned through newly signed sales instructions between 4 January and 28 February 2011.

Chesterton Humberts will pay the extra 2.5 per cent themselves, as long as sellers instruct the company as sole

agents at their standard commission rate and contracts are exchanged on or before 30 April 2011.

Robert Bartlett, Chesterton Humberts CEO, comments: “We want to give property owners considering selling a bit of motivation. With prices rising across the board, we want to do what we can to minimise the pain.”

Work begins on 20 Fenchurch street

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FAirFielD QuArterClose to Bow Church, Fairfield Quarter has affordable homes available where it is possible to buy, subject to eligibility criteria, a 25 per cent share of a one bedroom apartment. This ranges from £41,000 to £56,750, based on full market price ranges from £164,000 to £227,000. You can increase your share of the property at any time.

Genesis Homes 0845 600 4663 www.genesishomes.org.uk

copper ApArtmentsNew developments are a bit thin on the ground in the Greenwich and Blackheath area at present, but one that has generated plenty of interest is Copper Apartments, on Invicta Road - a small, new development. With an eye-catching design, this features 13 apartments built in a very contemporary style. Humphreys Skitt currently offers a £325,000 two bedroom ground floor apartment with a terrace and state-of-the-art kitchen and bathroom.

Humphreys Skitt020 8297 1697 www.humphreys-skitt.com

lett roADDevelopments in the area being built independently of the Olympic site include 64 one, two and three bedroom apartments at the striking, contemporary Lett Road development near the Olympic Park, with prices ranging from £235,000 to £337,500.

Currell Residential 020 8555 0282 www.lettroad.com

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At St John’s, the majority of the apartments either have their own garden area on the ground floor or balconies/ terraces above. There is just one two bedroom, two bathroom executive apartment on the market on the ground floor. This apartment can be seen in the left of the picture; its delightful garden area is to the side.

Price: £359,950For more details, please contact: Margaret Keenan King Sturge, Blackheath 020 8852 8383

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e ach of the fourteen apartments at St John’s has its own parking space in a car park to the rear, which is included in the sale price. All apartments have beautiful

fitted kitchens with granite worktops and AEG appliances, including integrated dishwasher and fridge/freezers. Striking stainless steel single ovens, chimney extractor hood and splashback to rear of ceramic hobs finish off this area. Ivory ceramic floor tiles are to be found in all kitchens, bathrooms and utility cupboards.

Energy efficiency has not been forgotten, with low voltage downlights in rooms and high efficiency condensing boilers with hot water storage cylinders, wet system radiators and chrome heated towel rails in bathrooms and en suites, complete the heating arrangements. Bathrooms have been designed with white fittings throughout.

The large halls benefit from laminate wood flooring which extends into the living area. Internal doors have chrome plated door furniture and bedrooms are carpeted throughout and include built in wardrobes with shelf and hanging rails. All walls are covered with matt white

emulsion and satinwood to the internal joinery. Safety is an important feature at St John’s which has been fitted with a video door entry system into the communal hall.

St John’s is close to St John’s Church which lends its name to the area. The green space of Blackheath is a breath of fresh air and a short walk away. Acres of unspoilt land on the heath, combined with the buzz of the true urban village, which can be found at both Blackheath Village and Blackheath Standard, add to the enjoyment of St John’s.

Greenwich Park with its sweeping vistas across the London skyline, part of the Maritime Greenwich World Heritage Site, is close by. A walk down the hill in the park, London’s oldest Royal park, with its wilderness garden and deer park, leads to nearby Greenwich and the centre of the Maritime World Heritage Site.

Weekend markets, handsome architecture, museums, a theatre, an art house cinema and great mix of restaurants and bars, give residents and visitors alike a great choice of activities.

St John’s, Blackheath has been designed with care, thought and perfect attention to detail, making it an excellent proposition for your new home. n

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A ll the indicators are showing that the buy-to-let sector is gaining resurgence.

Agents are reporting that demand for rental properties is at an all-time high, with new tenant registrations

outstripping available accommodation – an average of 5.2 tenants are now vying for each property, while rental yield is increasing year on year.

The reasons behind this surge are quite clear: lack of available funding for purchases, strict criteria, large deposits out of reach for first-time buyers, government cuts in social housing and a lack of appetite to build by the large nationals.

None of the above conditions are likely to change in the foreseeable future, and as young people cannot live with their parents forever and need their own space, demand will not cease. Moreover, as we live on an overcrowded island where living space is finite, logic dictates that, yes, it is a sound investment. Perhaps that’s why it is the only market sector where lenders are vying for position – lenders generally, are not daft; they know how, and where, to make money!

So, fancy being a landlord? Think it sounds an easy way to make money? Well, it’s not as simple as it may sound.

Although, this sector of lending is quite buoyant, lenders are still quite fussy about who they will accept – it is not the free-for-all of days gone by.

By and large, the lenders are looking for larger deposits, 25 per cent being the practical norm, good

We take a look at the pros and cons of becoming a landlord

credit scoring, preferably experienced landlords, certainly existing homeowners.

They will resist what they see as amateurs, expecting to see good historical conduct of accounts, and proper tax returns. Proof of income to demonstrate affordability to offset rental voids, as well as a wide margin of rental income over mortgage costs is also important. In particular, lenders are very wary of low-quality housing in less quality areas – they have no intention of funding potential slum landlords.

Every lender in the marketplace will adopt some or all of the above criteria. Sourcing the best deal is a minefield, and can really only be achieved by using a mortgage broker experienced in that sector, and one can be found in your vicinity on www.unbiased.co.uk.

That’s without the problem of finding a tenant, managing the property, dealing with delinquent tenants, rental voids, legal and taxation issues. Before venturing into this sector, potential investors should seek advice from an experienced letting agent, as well as professional, legal and taxation advice.

So, after all that, is it really a sound investment?Very much so, but it is a serious investment that

requires serious thought and personal involvement, and is not for the faint-hearted! n

Ron Radway is a mortgage consultant with Docklands Mortgages. For further details visit www.docklandsmortgages, or call 0203 174 042

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Cory Askew asks What do Chinese students and investment bankers have in Common?

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I t may sound like the opening line for a bad joke, but the two groups are fighting a pitched battle on the mean streets of Canary Wharf and Docklands

At stake are the unseasonably sparse levels of rental accommodation in the area. Students now find themselves being fallen over to be accommodated and no longer avoided by private landlords. Nothing altruistic here in the landlord’s intentions, these new breed of students are typically from China or elsewhere in the Far East, usually pay a premium and are able to pay the entire amount of annual rent up front. So dramatic is their buying power that many of the Docklands’ typical renters, the corporate soldiers of Canary Wharf, are being priced out of the rental market.

The average (and until now ubiquitous) one bedroom Docklands apartment has seen its average value surge from £250 per week to a staggering £350 per week in the course of four months over

the third and fourth quarters of 2010. The shortage is pushing up values in surrounding areas of E16 and as far out as the Olympic sites

in Stratford. Whisper it, but the perennially ‘up-and-coming’ Royal Docks may have finally arrived, due to property shortages in the surrounding area.

It’s not just renters who are coming from the Far East, but investors are also back en-masse, and seriously looking in the area to buy property around Docklands and Canary Wharf. They are attracted to the waterside location and the plentiful new build developments that are popping up every month. They

are typically not interested in anything other than new build, and see living in someone else’s old house much like wearing someone else’s old shoes. New build is the ultimate buy, but it has to be in a convenient and upmarket area.

In response to the growing demand from renters and buyers from the Far East, our office has hired Shih Yu, who speaks Cantonese and Mandarin. He joined the lettings department last year as a negotiator with the hope that he might be able to use his language skills. So far, he hasn’t had a problem doing exactly this and has been an irreplaceable asset to the office.

In fact, the effect has been far more dramatic than expected, as we are suddenly getting many more Far Eastern landlords, tenants, vendors and buyers because they know they can speak to Shih Yu in their own language. Whether renting, letting, buying or selling, the processes are stressful and sometimes complicated. The knowledge that they can understand fully and communicate with comfort and ease is very reassuring for customers and, as a consequence, the word-of-mouth effect has been staggering.

As the other BRIC (Brazil, Russia, India and China) nations continue to prosper, no doubt we will be seeing many more buyers from these countries investing and renting in London. Dutifully, estate agents will have to keep up with this influx of foreign clients and, if our experience with Shih Yu can be repeated, we will undoubtedly be hiring more employees with language skills. nCory Askew is associate director of the Chesterton Humberts’ Canary Wharf & Docklands office 020 7510 8300 www.chestertonhumberts.com

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FOR SALE

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FARNBOROUgH PARK BR6£4,295,000 F/H

FOR SALE

London Officet: 020 7089 6500E: [email protected]

Kent Officet: 020 8378 1222E: [email protected]

UNIQUE is a privately owned and specialist estate agency designed to provide personal property consultancy for selling or buying exclusive and exemplary homes. UNIQUE is the brainchild of Robert Sargent, founder of the Acorn Estate Agency group. Robert recognises that the needs of the most affluent vendors and purchasers have always posed a problem to typical high street estate agents and so he has created Unique: a specialist team of experienced and proactive property professionals whose sole focus is to service the needs of high net worth clients and manage their multi-million pound property transactions. We don’t deal in volume; we leave that to other people. We prefer to deliver a bespoke service to each client and each individual property. UNIQUE isn’t just a property consultancy, it’s a complete ethos: a way of conducting business that allows us to give our clients the options and tailored service they desire. DO YOU HAVE A PROPERTY THAT DESERVES THE UNIQUE APPROACH?We offer a one to one marketing and consultancy service, providing a tailormade sales programme for your home which includes a stunning property profile brochure.

By targeting precisely the right audience we deliver a successful sale at the right price in a timescale that fits our client’s specific requirements. PERHAPS YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A UNIQUE HOME TO BUY?If you are seeking a property to buy then UNIQUE can also help you find it. Whatever is on your wish list, with our extensive experience and well affiliated contacts in the luxury homes market, we are perfectly positioned to source you a house to make a home.

ANdREW ROBERtS

ROBERt SARgENt

NEIL LOUtH

KAREN HEdgES

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Royal Arsenal Riverside SE18, is one of London’s most exciting riverside communities, where facilities for residents include a 24 hour concierge, gym, open space, car club and Young’s pub and dining. The latest phase, The Warehouse No.1 Street, offers stylish warehouse living with all the convenience and benefits of a new build home, combining smart contemporary interiors with architecture that reflects the heritage of this unique location. Stylish touches include exposed brick detailing, and each home has a balcony or terrace.

1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments. Prices from £245,000

www.royalarsenalriverside.co.uk

Sales and Marketing Suite and Show Apartments open 7 days a week. 10am – 6pm and until 8pm on Thursdays. For information call 020 8331 7130

Prices and details correct at time of going to press.

Photography depicts typical interior at The Warehouse. Computer Generated Image depicts The Warehouse No 1 Street and external photography depicts Young’s pub and dining at Dial Arch and Wellington Park at Royal Arsenal Riverside.

Our visionfor your future

Live life to the full at the ultimate riverside address

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London & Regional Properties and King Sturge

would like to introduce you to Lovell’s Wharf,

a low-rise and light-filled development within

walking distance of Maritime Greenwich and

with exclusive access to the River Thames.

Lovell’s Wharf represents an opportunity to

acquire a stunning new home that you can truly

enjoy living in.

On weekdays, the unique location gives you

easy access to Canary Wharf, the City and the

West End thanks to the DLR, Jubilee Line, as

well as other rail and Riverbus connections.

At the weekend, enjoy a short walk along the

Thames Path that takes you to Greenwich

Village, its Royal Park, historic buildings,

markets, traditional pubs, modern bars,

dynamic restaurants and charming shops.

In addition to offering apartments that are 20-

30% more spacious than other developments

in the area, Lovell’s is a residence designed for

outside living - something the development

celebrates with tidal gardens, paths and a

central square. Large balconies and terraces

mean residents can live in harmony with their

surroundings and Lovell’s environmental

credentials include green roofs and ground

source heat pump heating.

• Stunning two and three bedroom

penthouses

• Bright and spacious one, two, and three

bedroom apartments

• High standard of interior finish

• Excellent eco-homes rating

RiveRside living in the heaRt of gReenwichIf you’ve been dreaming of riverfront living, stunning panoramic views and a genuine Greenwich address, then head to Lovell’s

Advertorial

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History and Heritage

Lovell’s is the latest example of the regeneration

of former industrial wharves. In the 19th and

20th centuries, the names Lovell’s, Granite,

Badcock’s and Pipers Wharves would have been

familiar to river travellers and the residents of

Greenwich. However, back then, the line of

wharves barred direct access from the local

streets to the river itself.

Today, Lovell’s opens up the river to its

residents and neighbours in the East Greenwich

Conservation Area. An extension to the

Thames Path at Lovell’s has been designed

to link Greenwich Peninsula (including the O2

entertainment centre and North Greenwich

Jubilee Line station) with the historic buildings of

the Maritime Greenwich World Heritage Site.

Star Property

Currently, only the largest penthouse is available

on the market. It has three bedrooms, two

bathrooms, and its own balcony which faces the

river and garden.

“The Lovell’s penthouses have the most

stunning panoramic views of the River Thames,

Canary Wharf skyline, The 02 and Greenwich

Peninsula,” says Margaret Keenan, King Sturge

Associate. “Add to this the high specification

of the contemporary interior finishes and

you have a truly spectacular home. Lovell’s

embraces 21st century climate-conscious living

and one of the main features is the ground

source heat pump heating which does not

require internal radiators. Lovell’s really is a

great place to live.”

For more information and to arrange a visit, please call

Margaret Keenan at King Sturge on 020 8090 0276

Price: £835,000

Advertorial

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A DEVELOPMENT BY

THE HENSON PENTHOUSE

WWW.THEHENSON.CO.UK

LONDONEWCASTLE IS PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THE RELEASE OF THE 4,000 SQ.FT DUPLEX PENTHOUSE OVERLOOKING CAMDEN LOCK. MASTER BEDROOM SUITE, 3 FURTHER BEDROOMS WITH BATHROOMS, SPECTACULAR 3,370 SQ.FT PRIVATE ROOF GARDEN WITH VIEWS OF PRIMROSE HILL, CAMDEN LOCK AND THE CITY, AND 1,500 SQ.FT OF

WRAPAROUND TERRACES.

FULLY SERVICED 24HR CONCIERGE • VALET PARKING • 2 PARKING SPACES • 2MINS WALK TO PRIMROSE HILL

OFFERS IN E XCESS OF £ 4.5MILLION

A DEVELOPMENT BY

THE HENSON PENTHOUSE

WWW.THEHENSON.CO.UK

LONDONEWCASTLE IS PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THE RELEASE OF THE 4,000 SQ.FT DUPLEX PENTHOUSE OVERLOOKING CAMDEN LOCK. MASTER BEDROOM SUITE, 3 FURTHER BEDROOMS WITH BATHROOMS, SPECTACULAR 3,370 SQ.FT PRIVATE ROOF GARDEN WITH VIEWS OF PRIMROSE HILL, CAMDEN LOCK AND THE CITY, AND 1,500 SQ.FT OF

WRAPAROUND TERRACES.

FULLY SERVICED 24HR CONCIERGE • VALET PARKING • 2 PARKING SPACES • 2MINS WALK TO PRIMROSE HILL

OFFERS IN E XCESS OF £ 4.5MILLION

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Take the long view reserve now, move in 2012

Sales & Marketing Suite and Showhome open daily 9.30am – 5.30pm

For information call 0844 800 1152

www.caspianwharf.co.uk

Prices and details correct at time of going to press. Photography depicts previous Berkeley development.

Caspian Wharf 1 Yeo Street, Bow E3 3AE

Caspian Wharf is a new waterside development located on the Limehouse Cut Canal in Bow. With superb views and connections to the City and Canary Wharf, this development is the ideal location for commuting and enjoying London life to the full. The latest phase ‘Pacific Court’ includes 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments and penthouses. Just a few minutes away lies Stratford’s Olympic Park for the London 2012 Olympic Games along with the new Westfield Stratford City shopping centre due to open 2011.

Studio, 1, 2 & 3 bedroom apartments and penthouses Prices from £169,950

Our visionfor your future

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Central location next to Canary Wharf, iconic architecture and extensive luxury leisure facilities make Prime Avenue the prime residential investment opportunity in London today.

PRIME AVENUEB A L T I M O R E W H A R F , L O N D O N E 1 4T H E N U M B E R O N E A D D R E S S I N D O C K L A N D S

P R I C E S F R O M £ 2 4 5 , 0 0 0

PRIME LOCATION: Next to Canary Wharf financial district and four luxury retail mallsPRIME ARCHITECTURE: Designed by Skidmore Owings and Merrill,

master planners of Canary WharfPRIME SPECIFICATION: Custom designed kitchens, luxury marble bathrooms,

full height windows, luxury flooringPRIME FACILITIES: Concierge services, valet parking, 24 hour security, retail and restaurant

PRIME LEISURE: Health spa and gymnasium with swimming pool, sauna, steam and hydrotherapy pool

PRIME TRANSPORT: Next to Crossharbour DLR station and short walk to Canary Wharf underground

Baltimore Wharf Marketing Suite6 Baltimore Wharf

LondonE14 9AQ

Tel: 0808 118 3551

www.baltimorewharf.com

P R I M E A V E N U EB A L T I M O R E W H A R F

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B uyer confidence in the £1m plus property market remains high, according to new research. We spoke to estate agents, developers and mortgage brokers, and almost three quarters (73

per cent) of those surveyed say that confidence is either high or neutral among those people considering purchasing properties worth £1m or more.

However, just over a quarter (27 per cent) of those surveyed claim that buyers in the prime property market are concerned about future prospects. They believe that the top three obstacles impacting sales of £1m plus properties are a lack of suitable properties, fear of a ‘double dip’ recession, and a lack of finance.

Latest Land Registry figures show that the number of properties sold annually in England and Wales for over £1m increased from 506 for the year to August 2009 to 731 the year to August 2010, an increase of 44 per cent. Signs of continued confidence at this end of the residential property market are supported by estate agents who have seen a marked increase in the number of buyers competing for each property worth £1m or more. Indeed, the Investec £Million Plus Property Market Barometer shows that almost two thirds (65 per

cent) of estate agents surveyed are seeing between six and 20 buyers per £1m plus property.

Despite signs of sustained confidence in the prime property market, our research demonstrates that access to finance remains a major issue for those looking to purchase properties worth £1m or more. Some potential buyers are struggling to secure mortgages and other personal loans, due to the less flexible lending criteria adopted by many banks.

Mortgage brokers in particular are concerned about the lack of finance. This lack of available credit is supported by the latest figures from the Council of Mortgage Lenders (November 2010), which reveals that net mortgage lending is estimated to be around £9bn this year, the lowest level since 1980.

One solution could be our £Million Plus mortgage, which is targeted at high net worth professionals who do not get paid along conventional lines, but rather accrue irregular income such as lump-sum bonuses. The new custom-made mortgage offering takes overall income and wealth into account, rather than just the value of an individual’s property and their regular monthly income. n

Jack Jones specialises in private bank mortgages at Investec Specialist Private Bank.

The Top end of The properTy markeT is booming, buT financing purchases is sTill

an issue, says Jack Jones

Aiming high

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One penthouse

remaining

Photograph taken from Lovell’s at 6.30am

A development by

Call now to book an appointment to view the show apartments020 8090 0276 www.liveatlovells.com

Old Royal Naval College

Built on the historic Lovell’s Wharf site and designed to maximise light and magnificent views along the river, Lovell’s offers a collection of bright, spacious one, two and three bedroom apartments and penthouses with extensive terraces, all finished to an exceptionally high standard and ready to move into now.

Penthouse £835,000*

* Price correct at time of going to print

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Discover Kidbrooke Village, launching 19th - 20th March

For new homes. For a new way of life.

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Details correct at time of going to press. Photography depicts view of Sutcliffe Park and indicative lifestyle. *Journey times are approximate only. www.tfl.gov.uk.

Phase One, City Point, launching March 2011. Register for information 020 8150 5151

Kidbrooke Village. For London. For everyone.

Coming soon - Kidbrooke Village, SE3, an exciting new sustainable London community

where you can live the life you’ve always wanted. Choose from an outstanding range

of new homes from Berkeley, where benefits for residents include shops, restaurants,

schools, sports facilities and a journey time of just 15 minutes* by train to London Bridge.

Discover Kidbrooke Village, launching March 2011.