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MAKING THE HEADLINES IN SE1

A distinctive new build develOPMent Of

nine 2 & 3 bedrOOM APArtMents

URBAN LIVING

W E L C O M E T O

NEWSPAPER HOUSE

cOMPuter GenerAted iMAGe

A design led development of nine contemporary apartments and

duplexes above two floors of high specification office space in london’s

dynamic southbank.

situated in Zone 1, newspaper House combines urban architecture and

stylish interiors to provide highly desirable homes. the southbank is

one of the capital’s most central, lively and diverse locations with a vast

array of local gastro pubs, restaurants, theatres, art galleries, markets

and museums right on the doorstep of newspaper House.

ICONIC LONDON

river tHAMes, tAte MOdern And tHe GlObe tHeAtre

se1 is home to scores of london’s greatest attractions as well as historic

riverside walks, atmospheric markets and iconic new landmarks. the last

twenty years have seen a complete revival of this stretch of the thames,

from tower bridge in the east to the southbank centre in the west.

the rebuilding of shakespeare’s Globe, the opening of tate Modern, the

london eye and the Art deco Oxo tower have all added to the firmly

established cultural attractions including the royal festival Hall, the

national theatre, the Old vic and the design Museum. this is the heart

of the uK’s vibrant and ever expanding cultural capital.

stroll over to the cut for artisan bakeries, traditional pubs, elegant bars,

organic food stores, independent coffee shops and a concentration of

restaurants that is difficult to surpass. the vibrant atmosphere of

borough Market, overflowing with fresh produce and gourmet street

food, has long enticed professional chefs, amateur cooks and food lovers

from across the globe.

T H E C O N T R A S T S O F

SOUTHWARK SE1

turbine HAll, tAte MOdern bfi iMAX

tHe Old vic flOwer stOre

bOrOuGH MArKet

THE LIFESTYLE

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THE CAPITAL OF CULTURE

with the city and west end so close, the history, culture and diversity of

london are laid at your feet. You can enjoy award-winning theatre in

soho, the latest big screen releases in leicester square, a picnic in Hyde

Park, visit one of the celebrated south Kensington museums or take in

ballet or ballad at the royal Opera House or the royal Albert Hall.

london is a world leader not only for financial services but in the arts,

commerce, fashion, entertainment and education, demonstrated by its

many world ranking universities. newspaper House will provide a superb

central london residence that allows you to be at the heart of the action.

Public transport links will speedily connect you with the city and west

end, yet you’ll quickly discover how much can easily be explored by foot.

A T T H E H E A R T

OF THE CITY

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NIGHTLIFE

1. MinistrY Of sOund103 Gaunt street, london se1 6dPMinistry of sound is a world-renownedsuper-club, the backbone of london’sclubbing scene, and heaven on earth forlovers of trance music.

2. tHe sidinGs wAreHOuse51-53 southwark street london se1 1ruA nightclub - a building over 100 yearsold with a recent refurb - lots of character.

SHOPPING

3. cArdinAl PlAce sHOPPinG centre76-98 victoria street, london sw1e 5Jdcontemporary glass-fronted mall for high-street fashion stores, restaurantsand a department store.

4. cOvent GArden MArKetthe Market, london wc2e 8rfshops, cafes and bars in restored marketbuildings with street performers in thePiazza.

5. MAltbY street MArKetropewalk, london se1 2HQA small and charming market in the heartof the city. Plenty of quirky little stalls andspaces selling some amazing foodproduce.

6. HAY’s GAlleriAtooley street se1 2HdA mixed use building in the londonborough of southwark situated on thesouth bank of the river thames includingoffices, restaurants, shops and flats.

7. GAbriel's wHArf56 upper Ground, london se1 9PPGabriel's wharf is a redeveloped wharf onthe southbank of the river thames whichhas been converted into a shopping area.

8. berMOndseY AntiQues MArKetbermondsey square, southwark, london se1 3uHbermondsey Market has a very welcomingatmosphere and is full of interestingcharacters. there is a wide range of foodand products on offer.

Pubs and Wine Bars

9. tHe windMill tAvern86 the cut, london se1 8lwlively pub with theatrical decor servingauthentic thai cuisine and cocktails.

10. GOrdOn’s wine bAr47 villiers street, london wc2n 6neA cosy 19th-century wine bar in candlelit,vaulted cellars with original dickensian -style decor.

11. tHe refinerY bAr & restAurAntbankside 110 southwark street, london se1 0tfdesigned to be an all-day and eveningvenue which adapts to your mood –whether it’s a business brunch, socialdrinks, dinner with friends or a privateparty.

12. sOutHwArK rOOMs60 southwark street, london se1 1un enjoy a great lunch, a vibrant cocktail andsettle in for the evening.

13. berMOndseY Arts clubformer Public conveniences, 102A towerbridge road, london se1 4tP A tiny cocktail bar located in formerpublic toilets. cocktails are excellent(especially the one with a taste ofcinnamon) and the atmosphere is great.

14. tHe breAKfAst club cAfes11 southwark street, se1 1rQ Amazing brunch at this place - the food ishot and fresh, and the coffee is awesome.

15. cAll Me Mr lucKY11 southwark street, se1 1rQ code phrase "i'm here to get lucky" andyou're led down the stairs through thekitchen and then into the hidden bar.

16. KAtZenJAMMersHop exchange, 24 southwark street,london se1 1tY Great German underground bar. servesGerman beers and food. Good portions forthe price. staff dress in what looks abavarian style.

17. tHe AncHOr & HOPe36 the cut, london se1 8lP the menu is an intriguing mix of the mostinteresting of traditional english dishesand the new attention to fusion cookingand use of locally sourced ingredients.

THEATRES AND ATTRACTIONS18. lOndOn eYeJubilee Gardens, london se1 7Pbthe london eye elbowed its way onto thecapital's tourist scene as one of thestatement pieces to mark the turn of thecentury.

19. tHe Old vic tHeAtrethe cut, london se1 8nbArtistic director Kevin spacey stagesclassics and modern masterpieces in oneof london’s most traditional playhouses.

20. tHe YOunG vic tHeAtrethe cut, london se1 8lZYounger sister of the Old vic theatre,known for nurturing young and emergingtheatre talent. initially part of thenational theatre, the Young vic theatrebecame an independent body in 1974.

21. sHAKesPeAre’s GlObe tHeAtre21 new Globe walk, london se1 9dtModern reconstruction of the original oak-and-thatch elizabethan theatre, showingshakespeare plays in the open air.

22. nAtiOnAl tHeAtresouth bank, london se1 9PXin its three theatres, the national presentsover 20 new productions each year, fromnew plays to classics, comedies andmusicals.

23. bfi iMAX1 charlie chaplin walk, london se1 8XrOn the biggest screen in the uK films areshown in 2d, 3d and iMAX technologyand immerse the audience in larger-than-life images, accompanied by 12,000 wattsof digital surround sound.

24. rOYAl OPerA HOusebow street, london wc2e 9ddthe royal Opera House aims to enrichpeople’s lives through opera and balletand is home to two of the world’s greatartistic companies – the royal Opera andthe royal ballet.

25. tHe nAtiOnAl GAllerYtrafalgar square, london wc2n 5dn trafalgar square art museum whosemasterworks trace the development ofwestern european painting.

26. iMPeriAl wAr MuseuMlambeth road, london se1 6HZfounded as the imperial war Museum in1917, the museum was intended torecord the civil and military war effortand sacrifice of britain and its empireduring the first world war.

27. seA life AQuAriuMcounty Hall, westminster bridge road,london se1 7bPHundreds of species in giant tanks, fromtoothy predators in the shark walk to thecolourful clownfish.

28. tAte MOdernbankside, london se1 9tGsince it opened in May 2000, more than40 million people have visited tateModern. it is one of the uK’s top threetourist attractions.

29. sOMerset HOusestrand, london wc2r 1lA neoclassical riverside palace hostingcourtyard events, a winter ice rink andthe courtauld Gallery.

30. desiGn MuseuM28 shad thames, london se1 2Yd the museum covers product, industrial,graphic, fashion and architectural design.

RESTAURANTS

31. bAltic74 blackfriars road, london se1 8HAfrom the stunning décor and mysterioussetting to the comfortable glass-toppedrestaurant and attentive, stylish service,everything about baltic is designed tocreate a special evening.

32. tHe tAble83 southwark street, london se1 0HXwe recommend coming here for theaward-winning weekend brunch - it'swhat you've worked hard all week for. A real pleasure.

33. AuberGe1 sandell street, london se1 8uHProvencal french cuisine from thismodern chain includes dishes such as foiegras, seafood and steak. A fun place to eatout with a lively atmosphere.

34. OXO tOwerbargehouse street, south bank, londonse1 9PHsituated on the 8th floor of this iconicsouth bank building, the OXO towerrestaurant, bar & brasserie offerssophisticated dining overlooking one ofthe most spectacular views of london.

35. MesOn dOn feliPe53 the cut, london se1 8lf Authentic tapas bar with a spanish winelist, a great ambience and a menu ofclassic tapas, plus live nightly guitarmusic.

36. uniOn street cAfe And uniOn street bAr47-51 Great suffolk street, london se1 0bsurban retreat owned by Gordon ramsay.

37. JOsé PiZArrO104 bermondsey street, london se1 3ubnice interior, great hospitality, aninteresting selection of wine, and the foodis excellent.

38. le POnt de lA tOur36d shad thames, london se1 2YeHigh class cuisine, and a great selection of wines available. the service is discreetbut friendly.

39. cAsse-crOûte109 bermondsey street, london se1 3Xbsuch authentic french food is difficult tocome by in london. the fact that themenu is different each day is anappreciated nod to responsible sourcing ofingredients.

40. tHe GArrisOn99-101 bermondsey street, london se1 3Xbit's the kind of place that we'd like toclaim as a second home with a convivialatmosphere, plenty of drinks variety andgreat food.

41. tHe GeOrGe inn75-77 borough High street, london se1 1nHAn authentic 17th-century coaching innand pub with oak beams and a largecourtyard seating area. the last remaininggalleried inn in london and owned by thenational trust.

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this exciting new building by Acorn has a dynamic appearance achieved

through the use of clearly expressed forms giving the building a three

dimensionality that is both exciting but also complementary to its

surroundings. the artfully articulated elevations combined with a

carefully selected finish gives the building a marked individuality which

will surely make the building a recognised local landmark.

the building makes a valuable contribution to the social and economic

vitality of the area by providing two huge floors of commercial space

complemented by nine residential units of particularly unique design

and characteristic style. every unit is provided with generous external

outdoor and open plan living spaces and each of the four top floor

penthouses have incredible double height spaces giving a feeling of space

and light that is all too rarely found in modern residential developments.

internally the apartments are arranged to be as efficient as possible by

maximising the usable space. the rooms are flooded with natural light

through the numerous large sliding doors and windows. the interior

fixtures and finishes are completed to the exceptional standards to be

expected of Acorn's designers.

we are thrilled to have had the opportunity to work with Acorn on the

design and realisation of this exceptional building.

N E W S P A P E R H O U S E

MODERN LIVING

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• contemporary range of soft closingwall and base units by leicht

• reconstituted stone work surfaceand breakfast bar*

• full height back painted glasssplashback

• undermounted stainless steel sink

• siemens washer/dryer (in storecupboard)

• Quooker combination boiling water& mixer tap

• A range of integrated appliancesby siemens to include:- fridge/freezer- induction hob with extractor- oven- microwave oven- warming drawer- dishwasher

BATHROOM/EN-SUITE

• contemporary style whitesanitaryware

• wash hand basin and wc byvilleroy & boch

• contemporary brassware withchrome mixer taps by vAdO

• thermostatic shower by vAdO

• ceramic wall tiling

• built in under lit mirrored cabinetwith motion sensor

• corian vanity tops

HEATING/HOT WATER

• under floor heating throughout

• electronic programming forheating and hot water systems

• whole unit ventilation

• ladder style heated towel rail tobathroom and ensuite

FLOORING & FINISHING

• engineered wide oak flooring tohallways, living and kitchen areas

• ceramic floor tiles to bathroomand ensuite

• carpet to bedrooms

• walls and ceilings in mattemulsion

• contemporary ironmongery

EXTERNAL

• decking to balconies with accessvia a sliding glass door

• lighting to terraces

• secure bicycle store

• landscaped communal garden on2nd floor

• Private outdoor space to units 4 & 5

ELECTRICAL FITTINGS

• under and above kitchen wall unitlighting

• led downlights to hallways,kitchens, living areas and bedrooms

• local dimming control to livingrooms

• dimmable 5 amp lighting circuit toall bedrooms and living room

• usb sockets to selected rooms

• shaver sockets to bathrooms andensuites

• video entry phone system

• tv/fm/am & sky+ (by subscription)

• telephone point to living area and bedrooms

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THE SPECIFICATION

* wHere APPlicAble. these details are intended to give a general indication of the proposed development. the developer reserves the right to alter any part of the development, specification or floor layout at any time. the contents herein shall not form part of any contract or be a representationinducing any such contract. All properties are offered subject to availability and applicants are advised to contact the developer or agent to ascertain availability of any property so as to avoid an unnecessary journey. these details are believed to be correct but neither the agent nor the developersaccept any liability whatsoever for any misrepresentation made either in these details or orally. Applicants are therefore advised to make their own enquiries to check these details to satisfy themselves that the property is suitable.

UNIT 1 83.3sqm 896.6sqft

living/dining/Kitchen 5.89m x 6.80m 19'4" x 22'4"

bedroom 1 2.75m x 4.44m 9'1" x 14'7"

bedroom 2 2.75m x 3.61m 9'1" x 11'10"

UNIT 2 78sqm 839.6sqft


Kitchen Area2.20m x 2.50m 7’2” x 8’2”

bedroom 1 4.90m x 2.81m 16'1" x 9'3"

bedroom 2 4.33m x 2.75m 14'2" x 9'0"

UNIT 3 78sqm 839.6sqft


bedroom 1 4.19m x 2.75m 13'9" x 9'1"

bedroom 2 3.50m x 2.38m 11'6" x 7'10"

UNIT 4 78.6sqm 846sqft

living/dining/Kitchen 5.05m x 6.95m 16'7" x 22'10"*

bedroom 1 4.19m x 2.75m 13'9" x 9'1"

bedroom 2 3.50m x 2.38m 11'6" x 7'10"


living/dining/Kitchen7.66m x 5.89m 25'2" x 19'4"*

bedroom 13.55m x 4.9m 11'8 x 16'1"*

bedroom 25.99m x 3.13m 19'8" x 10'3"

study3.76m x 3.40m 12'4" x 11'2"


SECOND FLOOR

these details are intended to give a general indication of the proposed development. the developer reserves the right to alter any part of the development, specification or floor layout at any time. the contents herein shall not form part of any contract or be a representation inducing any suchcontract. All properties are offered subject to availability and applicants are advised to contact the developer or agent to ascertain availability of any property so as to avoid an unnecessary journey. these details are believed to be correct but neither the agent nor the developer accept any liabilitywhatsoever for any misrepresentation made either in these details or orally. Applicants are therefore advised to make their own enquiries to check these details to satisfy themselves that the property is suitable. furniture for indicative purposes only, fitted wardrobes not included. 05/15

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Lower Floor 72.7sqm 783sqft

bedroom 1 3.56m x 3.75m 11'8" x 12'4"

bedroom 2 5.40m x3.50m 17'8" x 11'6"

bedroom 3 4.30m x 3.05m 14'1" x 10'0"


Lower Floor 70sqm 753sqft

bedroom 1 3.75m x 3.45m 12'4" x 11'9"

bedroom 2 4.38m x 3.05m 14'4" x 10'0"

bedroom 3 2.81m x 4.49m 9'3" x 14'9”


Lower Floor 66.7sqm 718sqft

bedroom 1 3.75m x 3.35m 12'4" x 11'0"

bedroom 2 4.38m x 3.05m 14'4" x 10'0"

bedroom 3 2.81m x 4.49m 9'3" x 14'9"


Lower Floor 67sqm 721sqft

bedroom 1 3.75m x 3.25m 12'4" x 10'8"

bedroom 2 4.38m x 3.24m 14'4" x 10'8"*

bedroom 3 2.81m x 4.45m 9'3" x 14'7"*


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THE JOURNEY

there are two Zone 1 underground stations within a 7 minute walk of

newspaper House. southwark station provides direct Jubilee line services

to stratford, the 02, canary wharf, westminster and the west end; borough

is on the northern line and it’s just two stops to bank and three to Moorgate

– if business takes you to the city then the trip will never be a trek.

there’s a santander cycle docking station across the road in webber street

for pedal-powered transport or opt for a more leisurely pace with the river

bus services from london bridge city Pier or the london eye. flag down a

cab to meet friends in chelsea, for a cricket match at the Oval, opera in

covent Garden, shopping in Knightsbridge or a live show of comedy, music

or theatre in the west end.

All of london’s mainline stations are walking distance or a short tube ride

away. Heathrow and Gatwick Airports can be reached in under an hour and

with the future crossrail service, the journey from bond street to Heathrow

will take just 27 minutes. london city Airport and the eurostar terminal at

st Pancras international also provide for speedy overseas departures.

T H E F U N O F F I N D I N G

YOUR BEARINGS

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FROM SOUTHWARK TUBE STATION TO**:

waterloo station 1 minbond street / cross rail 6 minscanary wharf 8 minsOxford circus 10 minsnorth Greenwich (the O2) 10 minsstratford 19 minslondon city Airport 23 mins

FROM BOROUGH TUBE STATION TO**:

london bridge station 1 minbank 3 minsMoorgate 5 minsKing’s cross st Pancras 12 minsleicester square 12 minseuston station 13 minscovent Garden 16 mins

WALKING TIMES AND DISTANCES*:

southwark underground 0.3 miles 6 mins

borough underground 0.4 miles 7 mins

the Old vic 0.4 miles 8 mins

imperial war Museum 0.5 miles 9 mins

waterloo east station 0.5 miles 10 mins

borough Market 0.7 miles 13 mins

tate Modern & river thames 0.7 miles 13 mins

national theatre 0.9 miles 17 mins

the london eye 0.9 miles 18 mins

Hayward Gallery 0.9 miles 18 mins

*distances sourced from walkit.com **travel time sourced from journeyplanner.tfl.gov.uk

THE DEVELO

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Property is Acorn’s passion and since 1995 we’ve made our mark as an urban

specialist, changing the face of areas through innovative regeneration and

exciting new architecture, above all creating the kind of space people want to

live, work and spend time in.

Acorn has played a key role in the regeneration of london’s south bank, in

particular the bermondsey street area. in the mid 1990s this forgotten part of

south east london comprised mostly of vacant or redundant industrial buildings,

many of which were contaminated due to their use as tanneries in the 19th and

early 20th centuries.

now the area comprises of a mixture of stunning new build mixed-use

developments and refurbished victorian warehouses providing a thriving centre

for modern businesses employing hundreds of staff and providing homes for a

new generation of south bank residents.

A C O R N P R O P E R T Y

OUR PHILOSOPHY

Acorn Property Group24-25 edison road,

london n8 8Ae t. 020 8341 2222

www.acornpropertygroup.org

Galliard Homes limitedlincoln Plaza Marketing suite

10 indescon squarelondon e14 9eZ

central sales: 020 7620 1500www.galliardhomes.com

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