Meridian point is about time. Time to work, time to play and time to relax. Meridian Point is in an area whose time has come. The border between Greenwich and Deptford is being revitalised. The industrial waterfront is being rebuilt to create a vibrant new zone for living and socialising next to the river. The process has already started with the development of the area round Deptford Creek, including the acclaimed Laban Dance Centre designed by the architects of the Tate Modern. A cruise liner terminal is planned, and an old paper wharf upstream is due to be transformed into a brilliant new urban zone planned by Richard Rogers Architects.
Meridian Point offers 24 superlative triplex and duplex apartments with roof terraces in a stylish new building of the highest quality. The apartments are laid out for the luxury living, with glass doors opening onto spacious balconies - great areas for entertaining and relaxation. Designer light fittings, high specification doors and wood floors create contemporary ambience. The majority of the apartments have terrace and balconies, many looking out on the tranquil 18th century church of St Nicholas and towards the River Thames. The ground floor will contain a new state of the art childcare facility and there will be two large offices on the first floor. All apartments include the latest video entry phone system. In addition, secure underground car parking spaces are available. There is a deluxe lift, large enough for eight people, servicing all floors.
Whether you entertain on a grand scale, create intimate romantic dinners for two or just rustle up nosh for family get-togethers, the elegant dining areas and the sleek modern kitchens give you the facilities to do it. The dining areas have double height ceilings and patio windows to create an expansive space for meals. Individually designed, modern German kitchens provide a sleek, clean, spacious place for creating memorable food.
High quality AEG appliances including oven, hob and extractor, fridge freezer, dishwasher, washer-drier and microwave are fully integrated to combine efficiency and practicality synonymous with German manufacture. Hard wearing, but elegant matt oiled-oak strip floors are laid throughout the living areas.
Bedrooms at Meridian Point are so much more than places to sleep. Picture windows allow light to flood in, and many bedrooms open out onto private balconies, making the bedrooms ideal for quiet study or reading. Master bedrooms feature satellite TV sockets and Cat 5 networking sockets so residents can indulge themselves in the guilty pleasure of watching the telly or surfing the Web from the comfort of their beds. Master bedroom suites feature fully-tiled en-suite shower rooms with designer washbasins by Philippe Starck and chrome shower units by Hans Grohe.
Getting to look good was never such a pleasure as in the bathrooms at Meridian Point. From the simple wash-and-brush-up to the full scale soak with bubbles, scented candles and a good book, the high-design fittings complement the mood. The bath and basins are modern design classics by Philippe Starck, and the chrome taps and shower fittings are engineered by Hans Grohe. Surfaces glow with Porcelnosa Polished Opal floor tiles complimented with limestone wall tiles. Lighting is sensitive, dramatic and honest, using contemporary downlighters triggered by automatic sensor. Decorative towel rails add the final touch of luxury and style.
The Greenwich/Deptford area is one of the most vibrant and dynamic locations in London, with a huge choice of restaurants, bars and venues. Its cultural heart is the world-famous riverside complex of buildings comprising the Royal Naval Hospital (now Greenwich University), the Queen’s House and the Old Royal Observatory.
The arrival of the University and the Trinity School of Music has brought new life to the area, with regular concerts and art exhibitions. The newly-restored Queen’s House is the centrepiece of the National Maritime Museum, which also covers the Observatory with the strip of brass marking where East and
West meet at the Prime Meridian of the World. The Royal Park and the riverside offer great walks. Deptford has a cutting-edge cultural life, with the much-admired and Goldsmiths College. Greenwich has a range of boutiques and specialist shops, plus a crafts market on Saturdays. For bargains, Deptford Market is unrivalled. For mainstream stores, Surrey Quays mall and Lewisham are short bus rides away.
Nearby Greenwich and Deptford stations are convenient for the City, with very frequent trains to Cannon Street and Charing Cross in the rush hour, and for Canary Wharf on the Docklands Light Railway. Cyclists have an easy, level and attractive ride into central London on the Riverside Path, and can also reach Canary Wharf quickly through the Greenwich foot tunnel.
And commuters have the unusual alternative of river boat transport from Greenwich Pier. London City Airport is a short ride by DLR, with flights to destinations round the UK and Europe. Road links are good with the A2 and A20 giving rapid access to the M25 and the motorway network.
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