Description:

Park Place is a collection of 36 one and two bedroom apartments in the Surrey market town of Leatherhead, 23 miles from Central London.
Attractively converted with a fresh and modern palette, Park Place features generous open plan kitchen and living spaces, balconies and secure gated parking with every apartment.

* Fantastic Location

* Prices From £235,000

* 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments Available

* Parking Available

* Completion- This Month

* Modern Interior

* 250 Years Leasehold

Why Park Place?

Innovatively designed with a fresh and modern palette Park Place is a residential conversion of a former office building. Externally, apartments feature natural styled balconies, in keeping with the surrounding parklands. Internally, rooms are well appointed, light and spacious. Bathrooms feature thermostatic rain showers with floor to ceiling tiled shower rooms whilst the kitchens are continentally styled with subtle down lighting. Innovative folding Juliette Balconies feature in certain apartments and communal areas are welcoming with high quality carpets and secure entry for residents. Additionally, each apartment comes with its own parking space.

Attractively converted with a fresh and modern palette, Park Place features generous open plan kitchen and living spaces, balconies and secure gated parking with every apartment.

Leatherhead Station - with connections to London Waterloo and Victoria - is a 5-minute drive from the development or around a 15-min walk. Gatwick and Heathrow airports are easily accessible via the M25, around 20 miles equidistant.
As well as its desirability as a key location in London's 'broker belt', Leatherhead is a major employment centre in its own right, home to a number of thriving business parks - including the UK headquarters of ExxonMobil and Unilever.
Superbly connected and strategically located in an area of solid economic growth, Park Place is perfectly placed to tap into the South East's residential demand.

Why Leatherhead?

A historic market town, Leatherhead is as picturesque as it is pleasant. The gateway to the Surrey Hills and part of the North Downs, its outlying countryside is a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB). In the town itself, extensive pedestrianisation to the centre has made for a pleasurable shopping experience bolstered by a thriving independent cafe and restaurant culture with a twice-weekly street market. The pride of the town, the Leatherhead Drama Festival, takes place every May, patroned by Sir Michael Caine, Leatherhead's most famous resident.

Recent improvements to the town centre have focused on improving pedestrian and cycle links between the town centre, train station and the surrounding business parks as well as a redevelopment of the Swan Shopping centre to accommodate larger retail units and perhaps more excitingly, a new zone for the town, the Riverside Quarter.

Outside of London, Leatherhead tops the tables for the most expensive street in England and Wales.

Average property prices in Leatherhead rose by 31% between 2014-2016.

Leatherhead sits on the London orbital the M25 at Junction 9, providing easy access to other major UK motorways the M1, M40, M3 and M4. Meanwhile the A24 provides a scenic route to the South Coast at Worthing.