Principal Tower, Worship Lane, EC2A 2BA
With an open-plan living space, super luxurious finishes, floor-to-ceiling glazing, built in wardrobes, ample amount of storage; the list of luxuries is just endless!
• 24hr five-star concierge
• Reception & lounge/bar
• Fully equipped residents’ gym
• 5* spa including heated pool, Jacuzzi, sauna and steam room
• Residents’ cinema room
• Comfort cooling and underfloor heating
• Stone kitchen worktops and bathroom suites
• Landscaping and courtyards
• Cold storage and bicycle storage
• Right-to-park for 51 cars (additional price and limited availability)
• Estimated completing: Q3 2019
Location:
Principal tower is set to join the cast of landmarks on London’s iconic skyline nestled between Liverpool Street, The Gherkin, and St. Paul's Cathedral. Luxury brands a short walk away including the Royal Exchange; a host to a great number of high-end fashion brands including Louis Vuitton, Smythson, Tiffany & Co, Gucci And Bulgari. Comprises a new half-acre public piazza, 600,000 sqft of state-of-the-art office space and 20,000 sqft of retail space. The latter includes a lively offering of bars, cafés, restaurants and fashionable boutiques. Michelin-starred dining, newly emerging artists the River Thames and 5 star services also all at your fingertips!
Transport:
• London Liverpool Street – 3 Minutes’ Walk
• Tottenham Court Road – 5 Minutes
• Canary Wharf – 6 Minutes
• Bond Street – 7 Minutes
• London Bridge – 9 Minutes
• Heathrow T1 – 32 Minutes
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- Luxuy one bedoom apatment
- Spacious 769sqft. plus balcony
- Comfot cooling and undefloo heating
- 24h conciege sevice and gymnasium
- 5* spa, heated pool and cinema
- Pime city cente tanspot locations
- Off-plan, completing est. Q3 2019
- Gound Rent: u00a3550 pa
- Sevice Chage: u00a37.00 pe sq.ft
- Tenue: Leasehold 987 yeas
- Old Street station (658m)
- Liverpool Street station (494m)
- London Liverpool Street station (417m)
- Aldgate station (906m)
- Aldgate East station (954m)
- Aldgate East station (923m)
- Old Street - Exit 4 station (701m)
- Old Broad Street station (557m)
- Moorgate (west side) station (672m)
- Aldgate station (926m)
Reference Number
PRP14612322
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