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Lots Waterside Apartments is an exclusive collection of one, two and three bedroom apartments situated adjacent to the iconic Lots Road Power Station building. The apartments are part of the extensive regeneration of the Lots Road Power Station and surrounding area that is set to transform historic SW10.

Lots Waterside Apartments are offered exclusively through Council Shared Equity. Find out more about the scheme and how to apply on pages 22–23.

LIVING HISTORY TRANSFORMED

CONTENTS

A NEW CHAPTER FOR LOTS ROAD 02 — 03

LOCATION OVERVIEW 04 — 05

POWER UP YOUR LIFESTYLE 06 — 07

LOCAL AREA HIGHLIGHTS 08 — 09

WINE AND DINE 10 — 11

CONNECTED & CURRENT 12 — 13

CULTURE, FASHION & THE ARTS 14 — 15

RETAIL RECHARGED 16 — 17

HOME TO HI-SPECIFICATIONS 18 — 21

ABOUT COUNCIL SHARED EQUITY 22 — 23

ABOUT CLARION HOUSING 24

This former industrial site is dominated by a titan of early twentieth century architecture in the form of the imposing Lots Road Power Station. The once coal-dusted streets, lined with warehousing and goods yards, are to be reborn which will represent the single biggest change to the profile of the surrounding area in living memory.

Lots Waterside Apartments and the surrounding development is set to build on this legacy of power, energy and electrification as a buzzing new urban lifestyle destination – a home to bars, cafés, restaurants and modern work spaces alongside contempoary waterside homes.

As the centrepiece of this new enclave, the repurposing of the former power station from industrial workhorse to contemporary use will ensure Lots Road will be a landmark for generations to come.

2 - 3 – Photographs of Lots Waterside Apartments

1 – View of Lots Road Power Station from Cheyne Walk, Circa 1955

LIVING HISTORY TRANSFORMEDLOTS WATERSIDE APARTMENTS

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A NEW CHAPTER FOR LOTS ROAD

POWER AND BEAUTY — BUILT TO STAND THE TEST OF TIME

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LOCATION OVERVIEW: THE EBB & FLOW OF WATERSIDE LIVING

Lots Waterside Apartments places residents in an envious position, central not only to the sought-after neighbourhoods of Fulham and Chelsea, but also a stones throw from a truly magnificent stretch of The Thames.

The vista offered at the confluence of Chelsea Creek takes in the twinkling majesty of nearby Albert and Chelsea bridges as well as framing views of Battersea, Westminster and the West End beyond.

LOTS WATERSIDE APARTMENTS ALBERT BRIDGE

CHELSEA HARBOUR

THE KINGS ROAD

CHELSEA AND WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL

THE V&A MUSEUM HYDE PARK

SLOANE SQUARE

IMPERIAL WHARF OVERGROUND STATION

CHELSEA BRIDGE

BATTERSEA PARK

LONDON BRIDGETHE SOUTH BANK

BATTERSEA POWER STATION

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1 – Eel Brook Common, a popular spot for work-outs, rest and play

2 – Parsons Green, the perfect blend of boutique chic and open space

3 – Lots Road, a great location for getting about in town


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Well known for its tree lined, leafy boulevards, the area is also dotted with parks and gardens. Nearby Eel Brook Common provides one such oasis, ever-popular on warm summers evenings. Imperial Park, a short distance along the river, offers tranquil landscaped spaces and with 200-acre Battersea Park just over the bridge, with its extensive list of attractions, there is no shortage of green space in the neighbourhood.

For those preferring to take it to the streets, Lots Waterside Apartments is just a short hop by taxi, bike or on foot from the numerous, fantastic meeting spots in Chelsea, from Sloane Square to the Kings Road and beyond.

Lots Waterside Apartments is surrounded by an abundance of fabulous open spaces and chic meeting places where residents can relax, socialise unwind or get active.

In close proximity to the river, residents are spoilt for choice when it comes to walking, cycling or running routes, many of which meander alongside both Chelsea Creek and the Thames. In fact, a stretch of the Thames Path passes directly by the development.

POWER UP YOUR LIFESTYLE: SPACES & PLACES TO GO

THIS IMAGE – Cheyne Walk, Chelsea Embankment

Cheyne Walk takes its name from William Cheyne, Viscount Newhaven who owned the manor of Chelsea until 1712. Most of the houses were built in the early 18th century. Before the construction in the 19th century of the busy Chelsea Embankment, which now runs in front of it, the houses fronted the River Thames.

ON FOOTImperial Wharf

Station

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Fulham BroadwayStation

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ParsonsGreen

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BY BIKE

BY TAXI

Hyde Park

17 Minutes

Trafalgar Square

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Oxford Circus

28 Minutes

Battersea Park

7 Minutes

The South Bank

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Westfield

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High StreetKensington

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Victoria Station

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Sloane Square

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South Kensington

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BY TRAIN*ClaphamJunction

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WillesdenJunction

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ParsonsGreen

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On Foot

GETTING THERE:

Imperial WharfStation

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Fulham BroadwayStation

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Parsons GreenStation

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By Bike

By Taxi

Hyde Park

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Trafalgar Square

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Oxford Circus

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Battersea Park

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The South Bank

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Westfield

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Victoria Station

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Sloane Square

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South Kensington

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By Train* Shepherds Bush

8 Minutes

Clapham Junction

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Willesden Junction

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By Underground^Notting HillGate Station

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Victoria Station

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Temple Station

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Kensington (Olympia)

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Parsons Green

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*Based on starting from Lots Waterside Apartments and only apply to journeys north of the River Thames. Journey times are approximate only.

LOCAL AREA HIGHLIGHTS: MAP & LISTINGS

At Lots Waterside Apartments, residents will find themselves at the centre of some of West London’s best amenities and destinations. From parks and green spaces to shopping, both high street and independent, to a world of fine food and drink, Fulham’s locals are spoiled for choice. And with enviable proximity to the West End on top of the plethora of nightspots and cultural venues local to the development, the biggest problem is where to go next.

FOOD AND DRINK

1 Lots Road pub and restaurant

2 Lots Larder local café

3 The Chelsea Ram gastropub

4 Market Hall canteen style dining

5 The Barrow Boy craft beers and pizzeria

6 The White Horse gastropub

7 The Imperial Arms public house

GROCERIES AND SHOPPING

8 Luigis Delicatessen

9 Harbour Food and Wine

10 Tesco Express

11 Bayley & Sage seasonal groceries

12 Sainsbury’s

LOCAL SCHOOLS

12 Chelsea Academy

13 Langford Primary School

14 Cheyne Children’s Centre

GOING OUT

15 The 606 jazz club

16 Under the Bridge nightclub and live music

17 The Jam Tree bar and local hangout spot

18 The Troubadour live music venue

Westfield

Design Museum

Serpentine Gallery

The V&A Museum

Saatchi Gallery

The Curzon

North End Road Market

Cineworld

Chelsea and Westminster

Hospital

Charing Cross Hospital

HarrodsThe Science

Museum

The Natural History Museum

The Royal Albert Hall

National Portrait Gallery

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1 – Market Hall, Fulham Broadway

2 – Amuse Bouche, Parsons Green

3 – The Barrow Boy, North End Road

4 – The Imperial Arms, New King’s Road

5 – Joe & The Juice, Fulham Road

Deeper into the neighbourhood, on Burnaby Street, Lots Larder is a well established neighbourhood deli serving modern European dishes, traditional fare and freshly prepared sandwiches.

Right next door is the Chelsea Ram, a hidden gem of a gastro-pub renowned for its seasonal pies. For the full compliment of fabulous pubs in the area, add to the list, The White Horse at Parson’s Green, providing sumptuous Sunday roasts and a comforting brunch menu and The Barrow Boy on North End Road, now an Italian run craft beer house come pizzaeria, with its roof terrace and regular live music.

With so much choice, Market Hall on Fulham Broadway only adds to the dilemma of what to sample next. This hugely popular spot boasts seven kitchens, a coffee shop and a fully-stocked bar. Open seven days a week for breakfast, lunch and dinner, with 250 communal dining seats, Market Hall is not to be missed.

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It’s no secret that Chelsea and Fulham are packed with outstanding places to wine and dine. Residents at Lots Waterside Apartments are perfectly placed to take advantage of the thriving local food scene.

Any gastronomic tour of the area must begin at Lots Road Pub and Dining Rooms - literally on the doorstep of the development. This stylish local provides beautifully prepared seasonal food alongside an array of craft beers and cocktails.

WINE & DINE: FUEL FOR THE FURNACE

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6 – So Soufflé Café, Parsons Green

7 – Byron Burger, Fulham Broadway

8 – The White Horse, Parsons Green

9 – The Lots Road gastro pub


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This part of West London has always been synonymous with music, the arts and culture, both of the high and popular varieties. Whilst Chelsea’s swinging 60s hey-day and the punk sneer of the 70s may have passed, their legacy is still very much in evidence.

CONNECTED AND CURRENT

THIS IMAGE – Punks hand out flowers to passing car drivers as they walk down the middle of the King’s Road in the summer months of 1977

Every Saturday afternoon groups of punks used to gather in Sloane Square and wander down the King’s road – a semi impromptu weekly gathering of like minded fashionable young adults.


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For culture and the arts, residents at Lots Waterside Apartments will be bestowed with an abundance of local riches. To evidence this The Saatchi Gallery on the King’s Road tipped its hat to the area’s rich cultural history with the hugely popular Rolling Stones ‘Exhibitionism’ show in 2016. That show came hot on the heels of the V&A’s ‘David Bowie is Here’ exhibition - celebrating the life and work of another ex-resident. Additionally the V&A, a short trip from Lots Road, offers an extraordinary permanent collection as one of three exceptional free-to-enter museums in the area, alongside the ever-popular Natural History Museum and Science Museum.

Music venues still thrive in the area too. The 606 Jazz Club is on the doorstep of the development and has been described as ‘the best Jazz club in the UK’. Other local music hotspots include Under the Bridge (literally underneath nearby Stamford Bridge Stadium) and The Troubadour on Brompton Road. Both have a regular roster of signed and unsigned acts from the worlds of rock, pop, blues and electronica.

Film buffs are also well catered for with both Vue and Cineworld multiplexes on Fulham Broadway providing a slate of blockbuster fare. The Curzon Kings Road is currently undergoing a full state-of-the-art refurb and when reopened will offer the best of arthouse and European cinema.

For a different take on technicolor, the world famous Chelsea Flower Show takes place annually in the grounds of the Royal Hospital, Chelsea. This vast celebration of all things horticultural showcases cutting-edge garden design to thousands of international visitors every May.

1 – Dining alfresco on the King’s Road

2 – The V&A Museum

3 – 606 Jazz Club

4 – Rolling Stones at The Saatchi Gallery

5 – Cineworld, Fulham Road

6 – Vivienne Westwood, World’s End

7 – The final day at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show

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CULTURE, FASHION &

THE ARTS

As the beating heart of the punk movement, Vivienne Westwood’s ‘Sex’ boutique on the Kings Road was an early example of the how the area attracts cutting edge fashion and retail. This tradition is still very much in evidence today.

Chelsea and Fulham offer the ideal blend of high street favourites alongside local independents. As well as a raft of big name stores including, Whistles, Jigsaw, Ghost and COS, patrons will find fantastic one-offs like children’s outfitter Trotters – a firm favourite with the junior royals.

The many exquisite boutiques of the Kings Road are further complimented by longstanding West London institution, Peter Jones, situated amongst the splendour of Sloane Square.

The famous Kings Road is just one of the many options for shopaholics. Fulham Road provides great variety, from renowned design and homeware specialist Conran to buzzing local deli, purveyor of the finest Sardinian and Italian foods, Luigi’s.

Also nearby is Parson’s Green, another hub for quirky, independent shops. Top recommendations here include Indian Summer, with its eclectic mix of hand-picked lifestyle items, accessories and women’s and childrenswear. Bayley and Sage is another firm Parson’s Green favourite. This well-stocked deli is top of the list for incredible fresh produce and excellent cheeses and cured meats.

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7 – Katie & Jo, a contemporary women’s fashion boutique which has become known for stocking a selection of luxurious and feminine labels from all over the world

8 – Trotters, now and institution on the King’s Road, was one the first stores dedicated solely to children back in 1990 when it opened

1 – Bayley & Sage in Parsons Green stocks the best seasonal groceries and delicious seasonal dishes prepared in their kitchen

2 – The Conran Shop on King’s Road for interior inspiration galore

3 – Ghost Boutique for that special occasion

4 – Indian Summer in Parsons Green is perfect for gifts homewares and treats

5 – Luigis Delicatessen on the Fulham Road first opened its doors in 1973 and has become one London’s leading Italian speciality food stores

6 – Brora on the King’s Road is one of Britain’s best-loved and most successful modern knitwear brands

THIS PAGE – Duke of Yourk Square

One of the many flagship stores located in the Kings Road area which make it a world renowned retail destination.

Fulham and Chelsea have a reputation as home to London’s best shopping experiences, where independent boutiques thrive alongside established department stores and international luxury brands

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INTERIORS & SPECIFICATIONS

Photography from Lots Waterside Apartments show home

Kitchens– One Bedroom Apartments: Wall units in white, base units in Fog Grey

– Two and Three Bedroom Apartments: Wall units in white, base units in Anthracite

– Dekko worktops in white

– Neutral LED strip lighting

– Soft white back painted glass splash back

– Stainless steel sink with Hansgrohe single lever mixer tap

– Zanussi single oven

– Zanussi ceramic hob

– Integrated Zanussi washer dryer

– Integrated Zanussi fridge freezer

General– Sterling Oak vinyl flooring to kitchen/living/dining area

– Abbey Collection Supreme Cool Grey carpets to bedrooms

– White premium one panel external doors

– Dulux Diamond Matt 30YY 72/018 paint to walls

– John Planck stainless/satin finish ironmongery

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Bathrooms– Cambridge Perla matt wall tiles

– Cambridge Perla matt floor tiles

– White Armitage Shanks Sandringham bath

– White Ideal Standard semi countertop basin

– White Ideal Standard back to the wall WC pan

– Ideal Standard built-in thermostatic bath shower mixer

Heating– Stelrad compact radiators

– Towelrad Independent chrome towel rail

Security & Peace of Mind– Orcomm door entry video system

– Kidde Firex optical smoke detector

– Kidde Firex optical heat detector

Photography from Lots Waterside Apartments show home Photography from Lots Waterside Apartments show home


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Council Shared Equity (formerly known as Discount Market Sale) enables local people on average incomes in Hammersmith & Fulham the opportunity to get onto the London property ladder, by purchasing a newly-built home in a prestigious location at a discounted market price.

Purchasers should have a connection to the London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham and are able to buy the available percentage of the full market value of a home. The remaining equity is owned by the Local Authority. Purchasers do not need to pay rent on the remaining percentage that they do not own. Purchasers are also able to buy the remaining share of their home at a later date. If a purchaser choses to move on and sell their share in the future, it will be sold at the same percentage purchased.

ABOUT: COUNCIL SHARED EQUITY

If a property is valued at £400,000 and the purchaser buys the property at £200,000 they are essentially buying 50% of their home with 50% retained by the council. If the purchaser later wishes to sell and their home is now valued at £500,000 the purchaser’s 50% share is now worth £250,000.

For example:

e.g. Property valued at £400,000

e.g. Purchaser buys at £200,000

£200,00050%

£200,000

e.g. 50% retained by council

50%50% £250,000

e.g. Property rises in value to £500,000 buyers share rises in value to £250,000

50%50%

Applicants to the scheme must be registered with Hammersmith & Fulham Home Buy to apply to buy a home at Lots Waterside Apartments.

YOU CAN REGISTER ONLINE AT:

lbhf.gov.uk/housing/finding-home/buying-home

Applicants will be prioritised by the council according to their housing need.

Applicants to the Council Shared Equity scheme will also need a mortgage and/or savings in order to purchase their home.

1 - 4 – Photographs taken at the annual North End Road Spring Market where the road is pedestrianised and packed with food and drink stalls, a cornucopia of things to buy and loads of entertainment, including live music.

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LOTS WATERSIDE APARTMENTS

ABOUT: CLARION HOUSING

PROUD TO BE WORKING IN PARTNERSHIP

All floor plans in this brochure are for general guidance only. Measurements are from plans and ‘as built’ dimensions may vary slightly. Any dimensions shown are not intended to be used for carpet sizes, appliances, spaces or items of furniture. These particulars do not constitute any part of an offer or contract. Clarion Housing has taken all reasonable care in the preparation of the information given in this brochure. However, this information is subject to change and has been prepared solely for the purpose of providing general guidance. Therefore, Clarion Housing does not warrant the accuracy or completeness of this information. Particulars are given for illustrative purposes only. Clarion Housing undertakes continuous product development and any information given relating to our products may vary from time to time. As a result, information on such products is given for general guidance only and does not constitute any form of warranty or contract on our part. The information and particulars set out within this brochure do not constitute, nor constitute part of, a formal offer, invitation or contract (whether from Clarion Housing or any of its related subsidiaries or affiliates) to acquire the relevant property. For the reasons mentioned above, no information contained in this brochure is to be relied upon. In particular, all plans, perspectives, descriptions, dimensions and measurements are approximate and provided for guidance only. Such information is given without responsibility on the part of Clarion Housing. Clarion Housing is proud to provide homes for Council Shared Equity at Lots Waterside Apartments. We may change the tenure of some homes subject to demand.

Building homes. Developing futures.

Clarion Housing Group is a charitable housing association. With over 100 years’ experience of developing and selling new homes, we combine award-winning, well-designed properties with excellent pre-sale and aftercare services. Developing new private and Shared Ownership homes, we provide options for a range of customers at varying price points.

Clarion Housing Group owns and manages 125,000 homes across 176 local authorities, and is the largest housing association in the UK.

Clarion Housing Association Limited is a charitable Community Benefit Society (FCA No. 7686). Registered with the Regulator of Social Housing (No. 4865). VAT No. 675 6463 94. Registered office: Level 6, 6 More London Place, Tooley Street, London, SE1 2DA.

Clarion Housing is part of Clarion Housing Group.

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