Woods House
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- From £80,750 (25% share)
- 1 bed
- Available
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IPad offer
Receive an iPad! - 1 beds from £80,750 (25% share)
Complete before September 2010 and receive an iPad. See main text for details. Highly Commended in the coveted Evening Standard New Home Awards 2010.
86 quality one-bedroom apartments for sale through the NewBuild HomeBuy scheme available to key workers and those living in the borough of Westminster.
New show home open Wednesdays 4pm - 7pm and Thursdays 12 - 4pm by appointment only.
These new homes lie within the exciting Grosvenor Waterside development set around two historic docks in Chelsea. Designed by award-winning architects and immersed in an area of cultural, historical and fashionable delights, a new home at Woods House offers more than just somewhere to live, it’s a place to be alive.
For further information visit the Woods House website.
iPad offer
Complete before September 2010 and receive an iPad. (Applicable only to new reservations from July 2010.) Register your details on the Woods House website. Terms and Conditions apply - download the iPad offer flyer.Living in Chelsea
When trying to summon up the appeal of Chelsea it’s difficult to know where to begin. With a wealth of high-class shopping, some of London’s most sought-after eating and drinking spots, as well as green space for relaxation, the area’s reputation has been established on solid foundations.Offering one of the capital’s premier retail locations, you don’t have to go far to discover the shopping Mecca of the King’s Road and Sloane Square. With a wide variety of exclusive fashion boutiques and high street outlets the area surely nears shopping Nirvana for those seeking a bit of retail therapy.
For wining and dining too there is something for everyone, with Michelin-starred restaurants from the likes of Gordon Ramsay, as well as more low-key cuisine at some of the many smaller cafes and restaurants in the area. Chelsea’s nightlife too provides a multitude of bars, pubs and clubs to suit all tastes.
It’s no coincidence that over the years Chelsea has played host to some of the country’s cultural icons. Artists including Turner and Whistler, writers such as Jonathan Swift and George Eliot, as well as the Kings of the Swinging Sixties, the Rolling Stones, have all resided in the area. The cultural sites on offer are numerous with the Natural History Science and V&A Museums, the Royal Court theatre and the Saatchi gallery all within easy reach of Woods House.
If you would like to escape the high living and culture on offer in the area then why not get away from it all in one of the area’s numerous green spaces. Stroll across Chelsea Bridge to Battersea Park or visit St James or Hyde Park little more than a mile away.