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NEXT LEVELAPARTMENTSA vibrant North London suburb onthe edge of rolling Hertfordshirecountryside, less than 20 minutesfrom Central London, Enfield bringsyou the best of both worlds.In the heart of this welcoming and evolvingneighbourhood sits NEXUS, a landmarkdevelopment of stylish 1 and 2 bedroomapartments by architects PollardThomas Edwards.Built around landscaped gardens and play areas,NEXUS is designed for this new neighbourhoodto come together. With Alma Primary School andOasis Academy right on your doorstep and futureplans for a new Station Square of boutiques,cafés and a gym it’s easy to feel at home.Just one minute from Ponders End station withboth the City and many of the capital’s culturalhubs less than half an hour away, NEXUS is whereyour new London lifestyle begins.Newlon Living is proud to offer these homesfor Shared Ownership sale prices starting from 87,000 for a one bedroom apartment (30%equity share based on a full value of 290,000)giving you an unmissable opportunity to join inthe NEXUS journey.
EXTERIORARCHITECTUREThe fresh and bold design of the twoclean lined modern buildings with theircontrasting brick façades and sharpangles, will transform the local skyline,while giving residents views from theirown balconies across the Lea Valley andtowards London.
FORTY HALLESTATETURKEYSTREETENFIELDLOCKFORTY HILLEXCEPTIONAL CONNECTIONSYour London commute just goteasier. With Ponders End stationjust a moment away you canarrive in the City in less than20 minutes.The same West Anglia main line trainsthat whisk you into Liverpool Street alsoJourney PARK17 ordCircus29minsBRIMSDOWNTESCOEXTRASOUTHBURYPONDERS ENDminsWaterlooBRIMSDOWNENFIELDHIGHWAYASDAtake you to Tottenham Hale in less than5 minutes. Jump on the Victoria LineENFIELDRETAIL PARKENFIELDLiverpoolStreetENFIELDLOCKKING GEORGE’SRESEVOIRPONDERSENDCAMDENTOWNBREWERYhere and you can be in Oxford Street in aquarter of an hour.LEE VALLEYGOLF CLUBJUBILEEPARKFor weekends away, St PancrasInternational is under 25 minutes awaywhile Stansted and Heathrow are less thanan hour’s drive. And with many local busroutes to the villages and towns of ruralLondon CityAirport55minsLeicestersquare34 minsCanaryWharf46Hertfordshire there’s always somewherenew to explore.minsLEE dparkEDMONTONGREEN GREENSource: Transport for NGELROADIKEACHINGFORDMOUNT
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TIME TO EXHALEEnfield Town ParkWith over 900 hectares of green space Enfieldoffers many ways to unwind. Adjacent to BushHill Golf Club, Enfield Town Park is the perfectpicnic spot and running through it is a newRiver. Pick up the path here and pass swansand ducks on the way to Forty Hall.Trent Country ParkWith over 400 acres of flower carpetedmeadows, sparkling lakes, working farmlandand ancient woodland, Trent Country Parkis just a few minutes drive from your newhome. Look out for Muntjac deer, rabbits, andpheasants while you walk, run or cycle throughthe stunning landscape.Forty HallKing George’s ReservoirA Site of Special Scientific Interest right onyour doorstep, King George’s Reservoir is animportant refuge for wildfowl and wetlandbirds. It’s also home to King George SailingClub offering everything from Dinghy trainingto beginners windsurfing courses.A 16th Century Grade 1 listed building, FortyHall is one of London’s finest manor houses.Step inside to admire the period rooms ortake a tour to learn all about the history. Set inbeautifully tranquil grounds with a lovely lakeit makes for a great summer’s day out.River Lee NavigationThe Lee Navigation canal runs all the wayfrom rural Hertfordshire into the centre ofLondon. Pick up the picturesque path onWharf Road for an unbroken walking andcycling route of over 27 miles stopping at lotsof historic sites on the way.
Camden BreweryMorson Road, EnfieldEnfield MarketChurch Street, EnfieldPAREXCELLENCEAfter sampling some of the international street food,there are often live events to enjoy.It doesn’t take long to discover why those in the know are beingdrawn to this little corner of North London. Around your newhome you’ll find a vibrant and welcoming neighbourhood ofriverside pubs, local markets, and craft ale taprooms.Following a long walk past the narrowboats pop in forlunch at the Navigation with its attractive canal sideterrace just along from Ponders End Lock. Anotherlovely waterside gastro pub is the Crown & Horseshoestucked away beside a quaint Edwardian terraceoverlooking New River in Enfield Town Park.To really feel what makes this community tick head to EnfieldMarket. Set beside the 14th Century St Andrew’s Church andGrade II listed King’s Head pub, this is one of London’s oldestmarkets. Today a new generation of artisan traders and creativeentrepreneurs set up their stalls beside old family businesses.London’s craft ale scene also has strong roots herewith Camden Town Brewery offering tours followedby a choice of their hoppy ales. They are now beingjoined by Beavertown whose new ambitious homeBeaverworld opens in the not too distant future.The Art Town Bistro, EnfieldThe Picture Palace128 High Street, Ponders End, EnfieldThe Navigation Pub4 Wharf Road, Ponders End, Enfield
EXPLORELONDONWith Central London less than half an houraway by train you are perfectly placed toenjoy all the capital has to offer - from thepavement cafés of Soho to the boutiquesof Covent Garden. One of your NorthLondon neighbours Kings Cross is home ofCoal Drops Yard, where stylish stores andrenowned restaurants are housed in theattractive Victorian brick viaducts of theold warehouses.Broadway Market, HackneyCoal Drops Yard, King’s CrossCarnaby Street, SohoJust over 15 minutes away, Liverpool Streetis a short walk from Shoreditch where EastLondon’s creative renaissance began. Browsethe cutting edge fashion stores beforeenjoying the street food at pop up pioneersBoxpark. From here it’s a short stroll to BrickLane, home of some of London’s best vintageshops. For East London at its coolest headto Broadway Market, home to an eclecticrange of artisan traders. Or head deeperinto Hackney where an ever-evolving artisticscene awaits.Street Food, Brick LaneWhitby Street, Shoreditch
EXECUTIVESPECIFICATIONKITCHENKitchens by BK Nolte from the Kiwi range. Integrated appliances by Electroluxincluding: Fridge freezer Dishwasher Stainless steel oven Electric ceramic hob Extractor hood Microwave *Washing machine (free-standing,located in utility cupboard)*From either the AEG or Zanussi rangesSHOW APARTMENT
BATHROOMINTERIOR FINISHESPARKING Renaissance bath with Roca sanitary wear VADO single lever basin mixerAmtico laminated wood flooring to hallway,kitchen and living roomGated parking included with selected apartments(security fob access) VADO Exofill bath filler, with shower mixer Abingdon luxurious touch 'earth' carpets tobedrooms BP Electric Chargemaster car charging ports on site(payment card required subject to registration) Chrome heated towel rail Jeldwen solid core painted internal doors Vanity Unit: Mission Logic Driftwood mirroredbathroom cabinet White Crown paint to walls Saloni tiles to floor/walls Soft closing WC seatsGENERAL Passenger lift to all floors (security fob access)HEATING CCTV to lift and entrance for your security Secure cycle/pushchair storage on the ground floor(fob access) *BT Fibre enabled for all properties *Freeview/Sky Plus/FM/DAB) Smoke and heat detectors Audio/Visual entry system with handset locatedwithin apartmentsHIU Communal Heating System served byradiators (Please see scheme informationsheet)GUARANTEE NHBC Building Warranty* Subscription required
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SHARED OWNERSHIPEXPERTISEYou can buy an initial share of between 25% – 75% of the property’s value, and pay asubsidised rent on the proportion you don’t yet own. You can choose to increase the shareyou have in your home as your income increases, until you own 100% of the property. Thisscheme makes getting onto the property ladder affordable and flexible, as the split betweenowned/rented is based on how much you can afford to pay.CAN I APPLY?Most people who do not own a property are eligible to apply for Shared Ownership with Newlon Living. Toqualify you should fall into the following categories:You must be a first time buyer who cannot afford to buy asuitable home on the open market.Gross household income must not exceed 90,000 per annum.If you are interested in these homes and would likefurther information about this criteria, please emailsales@newlon.org.ukYou should have access to savings to cover the cost ofthe mortgage deposit, mortgage valuation or survey, legalfees and stamp duty (where applicable).Priority will go to people who live or work in the LondonBorough of Enfield.NEWLON LIVINGNewlon Living is part of Newlon Housing Trust, an award-winning charitable housing association founded inHackney in 1968. Today we own or manage 8,000 homes in boroughs across north and east London.Newlon provides a wide range of affordable housing, including Shared Ownership homes and we have anexperienced sales team dedicated to helping you take a first step onto the property ladder.Sales: 0800 058 2544www.newlonliving.co.ukFind out more:www.nexus-enfield.co.ukIMPORTANT NOTICE: This brochure and the description andmeasurements herein do not form part of any contract and whilst everyeffort has been made to ensure accuracy, this cannot be guaranteed.Prospective purchasers should not rely on this information but mustget their solicitor to check the plans and specification attached totheir contract. These particulars are believed to be correct at time ofpublishing but this cannot be guaranteed. (June 2021).Designed and produced by Oracle Creative www.oraclecreative.co.uk26
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