HALE WORKS

In the heart of one of North London’s most diverse communities, Anthology Hale Works is the last piece of land in Hale Village to be redeveloped. Hale Village is a multi-award winning urban village with sustainability and community at its heart. Situated in the centre of Tottenham Hale, it is minutes from the tube and national rail links, yet a stone throw from the Lee Valley’s stunning waterways and Regional Park.

AT A GLANCE

Hale Works is the final component of the

eleven-phase re-development of the area.

The carefully considered design by Hawkins

Brown Architects will consist of a 32 storey

mixed-use tower of 279 homes and mixed

commercial uses.

The striking design of the tower will act as a

landmark for Tottenham Hale and Hale Village,

whilst simultaneously achieving the highest

design and environmental standards.

THE LAST PIECEof THE PUZZLE

ADDRESS

ZONE

DEVELOPER

ARCHITECT

WARRANTY

LEASE TERM

GROUND RENT

SERVICE CHARGE

RESIDENTIAL

COMMERCIAL

FLOORS

AMENITIES

LIFTS

TRANSPORT

COMPLETION

Ferry Lane, London N17 9NE

Zone 3

Anthology London

Hawkins Brown Architects

10-years Premier Guarantee

250-years

£300, £400 & £500 for Studio, One and Two-Bedroom flats, respectively

Estimated £3.85 per sq.ft.

279 new build homes:X 10 No. StudioX 110 No. One-BedroomX 149 No. Two-BedroomX 10 No. Three-Bedroom

3 mixed use commercial unitsto Ground Floor

32 storeys

- Double height reception

- 24-hour Concierge

- On-site management office

- Bicycle storage

- Balconies to many units

- 11/F residents’ Sky Lounge & Garden with Kitchen & Restroom

3 fast residents’ lifts & 1 management lift

Tottenham Hale Station <150m

National Rail: Greater Anglia Stansted Express

London Transport: Victoria Line

Bus Station

April 2021

CROSSRAIL 2CROSSRAIL 2 CONNECTION PLANNEDAT TOTTENHAM HALE JUST MINUTESSOUTH FROM THE DEVELOPMENT

STADIUM AT WHITE HARTLANE. THE NEW HOME OFSPURS AND A DEDICATED

NEW 60,000

HOME FOR NFL IN THE UKA MAJOR NEW LANDMARK

£5.6BILLION

TOTTENHAM STRATEGICREGENERATION PLAN LEADING LONDON

20 YEAR PLAN

ZONE 3

WALKING DISTANCE TO BOTH UNDERGROUNDAND NATIONAL RAIL

2 MINUTES

SUPPORTING 60,000 JOBS DURING CONSTRUCTION AND 200,000 JOBSIN LONDON AND THE SOUTH-EASTONCE OPERATIONAL

Harrow

Barnet

Enfield

Hillingdon

Ealing

Hounslow

Hammersmith and Fulham

Kensington and Chelsea

City of Westminster City of

London

Brent Camden

Haringey

Islington

Hackney

TowerHamlets

WalthamForest

Redbridge

Havering

Barking and Dagenham

Newham

Greenwich

Bexley

Bromley

CroydonSutton

Merton

WandsworthLambeth

Southwark

Lewisham

Kingston upon Thames

Richmond upon Thames

5 mins 8 mins 10 mins 12 mins 16 mins 19 mins

11 mins 16 mins 24 mins 28 mins 31 mins 35 mins 38 mins

To�enhamHale Sta�on

WalthamstowWetlands

White HartLane

WalthamstowCentral

SevenSisters8 mins

StamfordHill

StokeNewington

DalstonJunc�on

Haggerston Hoxton OldStreet

LiverpoolStreet

FinsburyPark

Highbury & Islington

KingsCross

Euston OxfordCircus

Victoria

18 mins

StokeNewington

28 mins

DalstonKingsland

44 mins

OldStreet

54 mins

Bank

6 mins

HackneyDowns

14 mins

Stra�ord

15 mins

LiverpoolStreet

33 mins

StanstedAirport

34 mins

CanaryWharf

ANTHOLOGY HALE WORKS

TOTTENHAM HALE

TOTTENHAM HALE BUS STATION

ANTHOLOGY HALE WORKS

2 mins 40 mins

10 mins

30 mins

TOTTENHAM HALE

20 mins

OldStreet

EUROSTAR

22

hs2

33 mins

TowerHill

33 mins

TowerHill

27 mins

LondonBridge

22 mins

Bank

£

22

WA

LTH

AM

ST

OW

WE

TLA

ND

S1

0 m

ins

WA

LTH

AM

ST

OW

RE

SE

RV

OIR

S1

4m

ins

RIV

ER

LE

A5

min

s

CA

NA

RY

WH

AR

F3

4 m

ins

TO

TT

EN

HA

M H

ALE

2 m

ins

TH

E C

ITY

22

min

sO

XF

OR

D S

TR

EE

T1

6 m

ins

LEIC

ES

TE

R S

QU

AR

E3

0 m

ins

BT

TO

WE

R1

9 m

ins

HY

DE

PA

RK

23

min

s

HA

LE

W

OR

KS

HALE WORKS

ACCOMMODATION & USE SUMMARY

BASEMENT

▪ Cycle Storage▪ Refuse Stores

GROUND FLOOR

▪ Reception Lobby▪ Concierge & Office▪ 3 Commercial Units

1/F to 32/F

▪ Residential Apartments

AFFORDABLE HOUSING

▪ 55 Units▪ 1/F to 5/F▪ Intermediate Tenure

(not Social Rented, giving comfort on the occupants being considerate owner-

occupiers also)

ACCOMMODATION

StudiosOne-BedroomTwo-Bedroom Three-Bedroom

10110149

10

SITE AREASITE AREA

NEW TREES

NEW HOMES

sqmSKY LOUNGE

LONG STAYCYCLE SPACES

448

sqmSKY GARDEN

PLAY PROVISION

sqm

GREEN LIVING

sqmPUBLIC REALM

1504COMMERCIAL

AREA

sqm

FREEMEMBERSHIP

3 years

CLUB

CEILINGHEIGHTS

2.5m

Broxbourne

Cheshunt

Waltham Cross

Enfield Lock

Brimsdown

Ponders End

Angel Road

Northumberland Park

To�enham Hale

Wood GreenNew Southgate

Alexandra Palace

Turnpike Lane

Seven Sisters

DalstonHackney Central

Euston St. PancrasAngel

Victoria

King's RoadChelsea

Clapham Junc�on

Balham

Too�ng Broadway

Wimbledon

Motspur Park

Worcester Park

Stoneleigh

Ewell West

Epsom

Chessington South

Chessington North

Tolworth

Surbiton

MaldenManor

Berrylands

Thames Di�on

Hampton MaldenNewNorbiton

Kingston

ParkRaynes

Hampton Court

Hampton Wick

TeddingtonFulwell

KemptonPark

Sunbury

Upper Halliford

Shepperton

To�enham Court Road

H I G H

S P E E D

h2s

to CanaryWharf

to Stra�ord

Central core of route

H I G H

S P E E D

h2s

Bond Street

Shenfield

Brentwood

Harold Wood

Gidea Park

RomfordChadwellHeath

Abbey Wood

Custom House

Woolwich

CanaryWharf

Paddington

Heathrow Central

Heathrow Terminal 4

To�enham Court Road

Liverpool Street

Whitechapel

Farringdon

Stra�ord

Maryland

Forest Gate

Manor Park

Ilford

Seven Kings

Goodmayes

Acton Main Line

Ealing Broadway

West Ealing

Hanwell

Southall

Hayes & Harlington

West Drayton

IverLangley

Slough

Burnham

TaplowM

aidenhead

Regional branches

Poten�al future Eastern branch

Route previously consulted on

Newly proposed route

Op�on via Turnpike La. & Alexandra Palace

Op�on via Wood Green

Tramlink

Highspeed 2

Highspeed 1

Crossrail 1

Na�onal Rail

London Overground

London Underground

Sta�ons

Interchange

Sta�ons

Tottenham Hale is undergoing a transport revolution

Connectivity

Accessability

Ease of travel

Faster journey times

GIHLondon

2030

MEGACITY

10MILLION

BY THE 2030's, LONDONWILL BE A MEGA-CITY OFMORE THAN 10 MILLION

5MILLIONADDITIONAL JOURNEYSTHEN TAKEN DAY EACHON LONDON’S PUBLICTRANSPORT NETWORK BY THESE EXTRA PEOPLE

H I G H

S P E E Dh2s

UNDERGROUND

CROSSRAIL 1 & 2

NATIONAL RAIL

OVERGROUND

HIGH SPEED 1

HIGH SPEED 2

TOTTENHAMHALE

TOTTENHAM HALE IS A HIGHLY IMPORTANT INTERCHANGE STATION MAKING CONNECTIONSTO AND FROM CENTRAL LONDON, STANSTED AIRPORT AND BEYOND

2

270,000MORE PEOPLE THEN ABLETO GET INTO CENTRALLONDON AT PEAK TIMES

WILL INCREASE THE TUBECAPACITY BY 10 PER CENT

10%

PLANNING FOR THE NEXTPHASE OF CROSSRAIL HASBEEN GIVEN THE GO AHEAD

UPTO30 PER

HOUR

800CROSSRAIL 2 WILL BRING800 STATIONS ACROSS THE UK WITHIN JUST ONEINTERCHANGE

JOBS WILL BE SUPPORTEDONCE OPERATIONAL

200,000

LF

T

TOTTENHAM HALE IS THEFIRST LONDON INTERCHANGE FOR PASSENGERS ARRIVING

AN INTERNATIONAL HUB

FROM STANSTED AIRPORT

WORK HAS STARTED TO UPGRADE TOTTENHAMHALE STATION AND SIGNIFICANT UPGRADESTO THE WEST ANGLIAMAINLINE RAIL SERVICECOMPLETION DUE 2019

EDUCATION

GIHLondon

North London Business School

Northumbria University

Queen Mary University of London

Regent's University fo London

Royal College of Art

Royal College of Music

Royal College of Obstetricians & Gynaecologists

Royal College of Physicians

The College of Haringey, Enfield & N-E London

University of the Arts London

University College London (UCL)

University College London Hospital

University of London

University of London, City

University of Westminster

11-mins 4-mins

17-mins

34-mins

30-mins

37-mins

35-mins36-mins

34-mins

25-mins

7-mins13-mins

22-mins

19-mins

14-mins

21-mins

26-mins

23-mins

Ada. Na�onal College for Digital Skills

BPP University

City Literature Ins�tute

City of Westminster College

Guildhall School of Music & Drama

Imperial College

Kings College London

London College of Fashion

London Interna�onal University

London Metropolitan University

London School of Business & Finance

London School of Economics (LSE)

London Southbank University

Loughborough University fo London

MTA (Musical Theatre Academy)

4-mins 3-mins

31-mins

25-mins

30-mins

25-mins

35-mins35-mins

33-mins

16-mins

9-mins21-mins

14-mins

30-mins

27-mins

32-mins

30-mins

12-mins 7-mins

(alphabetical order)

30 PLACES of HIGHER LEARNING

LOCATED WITHIN 36-MINUTES of HALE WORKS

South China Morning Post

Tottenham regeneration is London's biggest growth opportunity

Billion-pound investments in housing and infrastructure are making Tottenham a compelling and affordable option for London property.

PUBLISHED : Monday, 28 May, 2018, 10:21am

Best known as the home of Premier League football

club Tottenham Hotspur, Tottenham in North London

is also making a name for itself as a fashionable

place to live. More than £1 billion in public and

private investment has transformed this formerly

deprived area into a haven for property buyers and

renters seeking more affordable house prices than

the London average.

The largest of London's 30 Housing Zones

earmarked by the government for accelerated

growth, Tottenham's huge potential is being fully

tapped

The new £850m Tottenham Hotspur stadium will

add more amenities to the local area, while

Transport for London (TfL) has invested over £100m

building a new Underground, rail and bus station at

Tottenham Hale, increasing the frequency of rail

services and improving the local road network.

The local area has everything required for

contemporary city living, from cafes, bars and

restaurants to independent retailers and global

brands at Tottenham Hale Retail Park. The wider

Tottenham area is fast becoming a creative hub in

the north of the capital, where disused warehouses

are being given a new lease on life by start-ups and

art studios.

Living in Tottenham puts the city's iconic sights,

finance and cultural centers and world-class

universities within easy reach from the new

Tottenham Hale station. Kings Cross and Victoria

rail stations are less than 20 minutes away by Tube,

for travel across the UK and Europe, and it's not

much farther to Stansted Airport and Heathrow for

international connections. The proposed Crossrail 2

high-speed service will make journeys even faster

and more frequent in the years ahead.

Best known as the home of Premier League football

club Tottenham Hotspur, Tottenham in North London

is also making a name for itself as a fashionable

place to live. More than £1 billion in public and

private investment has transformed this formerly

deprived area into a haven for property buyers and

renters seeking more affordable house prices than

the London average.

The largest of London's 30 Housing Zones

earmarked by the government for accelerated

growth, Tottenham's huge potential is being fully

tapped

The new £850m Tottenham Hotspur stadium will

add more amenities to the local area, while

Transport for London (TfL) has invested over £100m

building a new Underground, rail and bus station at

Tottenham Hale, increasing the frequency of rail

services and improving the local road network.

The local area has everything required for

contemporary city living, from cafes, bars and

restaurants to independent retailers and global

brands at Tottenham Hale Retail Park. The wider

Tottenham area is fast becoming a creative hub in

the north of the capital, where disused warehouses

are being given a new lease on life by start-ups and

art studios.

Living in Tottenham puts the city's iconic sights,

finance and cultural centers and world-class

universities within easy reach from the new

Tottenham Hale station. Kings Cross and Victoria

rail stations are less than 20 minutes away by Tube,

for travel across the UK and Europe, and it's not

much farther to Stansted Airport and Heathrow for

international connections. The proposed Crossrail 2

high-speed service will make journeys even faster

and more frequent in the years ahead.

Evening StandardPUBLISHED : Tuesday 25 March 2014 13:03

Tottenham in £1 billion turnaroundLifestyle London Life

Last Tuesday, after long consultation, Haringey

council's cabinet agreed its Strategic

Regeneration Framework, a 20-year vision for

transforming Tottenham with new homes, sports

facilities, transport upgrades and improved health,

schools and local job opportunities for its

residents.

Previous efforts to regenerate the area have

included an arts centre, a new Tottenham Hale

station and the building of a big box retail park

nearby.

Some of the team who created the Olympic Park,

including Mayoral adviser to the Games Neale

Coleman, are on board. Transport for London is

investing almost £250 million and the private

sector £700 million, with the Mayor’s office

underwriting a £500  million loan guarantee to

developers.

Tottenham Hale, in the south-east corner of the

area, is to get an even bigger Tube and rail

station while, to the north, White Hart Lane’s

£430 million football stadium will take bulbous

shape by 2016 alongside the bulk of the recently

completed Tottenham University.

Evening StandardPUBLISHED : Wednesday 13 July 2016 09:16

Homes Property&

Future north London Crossrail 2 hotspotTottenham Hale is set to become the newKing's CrossTottenham Hale is set to be transformed with a large-scale regeneration project bringing hundreds of new homes, jobs, shops and leisure facilities to the area...

Bigger, better:

Tottenham Hale, the

focus of a large scale

regeneration

programme, is also

getting an extended

Zone 3 Tube station

with a new concourse

and shops.

The developer behind the rebirth of King’s Cross

has clinched a deal to regenerate Tottenham Hale.

Haringey council’s cabinet committee was last night

set to agree a partnership with Argent.

“In three to five years you will not recognise this

area,” said Sean Downey, a director of Cousins

estate agents.

Downey, who has worked in the area for 30 years,

said buyers have been gravitating towards

Tottenham Hale for the last two or three years,

priced out of areas like Hackney, Islington, and

Stoke Newington.

In later stages of the project the 22-acre Tottenham

Hale Retail Park, owned by Argent’s business partner

Hermes, is expected to be demolished and replaced

with a town centre-style shopping centre.

Meanwhile Transport for London is also investing in

Tottenham Hale. Its next task is to rebuild and

enlarge Tottenham Hale underground station, which

is on the Victoria line, in Zone 3, and build a new

concourse and shops around it.

Network Rail is considering an upgrade of the West

Anglia main line which would allow more frequent

trains to stop at Tottenham Hale, improving commuter

links to Liverpool Street. The journey already takes

just 14 minutes.

In the longer term Tottenham Hale has been pencilled

in as a new stop on the proposed £16 billion

Crossrail 2 route from Wimbledon to New Southgate.

Evening StandardPUBLISHED : Wednesday 16 March 2016 17:05

Homes Property&

Five emerging home hotspots to watch from Tottenham Hale to Epsom

As Crossrail 2, the capital's new north-to-south line gets the green light, property prices are tipped to soar along the route in key locations between Hertfordshire and Surrey.

"The Crossrail effect" has made the value of

homes near stations along the newly named

Elizabeth Line rocket since phase one of

Crossrail was approved in 2008.

Construction on the high-speed rail network is

estimated to have boosted house prices around

the new stations by 3.3 per cent per year more

than local house price growth – a £133,000 hike

between now and when then the first trains run

in 2018, according to a report by property

consultant CBRE.

Crossrail 2 will bisect London from north to

south, stretching from Broxbourne in

Hertfordshire, through the heart of the capital via

Tottenham Hale in the north, and then continuing

down to Wimbledon in the south-west.

The line is due to start running in 2033, around

15 years after the Elizabeth Line, as Crossrail is

now called, fully opens by 2019.

1. Tottenham Hale, Zone 3

Despite handy transport links with Liverpool

Street, Stansted airport and Stratford City,

Tottenham Hale is still one of London’s cheapest

areas, with the cost of an average home a

relatively affordable £320,000. The region is

currently undergoing a £110million facelift, with

investment in a new Tube, rail and bus station

and more than 75 acres on offer for development

opportunities.

“Tottenham Hale is a post-industrialist area where

there’s lots of willingness from Haringey council

to get development going,” says Susan Emmett,

director of Savills Residential Research.

2. Broxborne, Hertfordshire3. Clapham Junction, Zone 24. Tooting Broadway/Balham, Zone 35. Epsom, Surrey

1. Tottenham Hale, Zone 3

HOUSE PRICES: A popular football destination in

Greater London is the best area of the UK to invest

in property, an expert has said. Tottenham Hale is

currently undergoing a renovation, which makes it

a great area to buy.

House prices in the UK vary hugely from place to

place, with London properties traditionally having

the highest sale price.

However, a Greater London district in the borough

of Haringey has broken the trend.

Its below average for London house prices coupled

with the area’s current regeneration means

Tottenham has been dubbed one of the best areas

in the UK to invest.

The Tottenham area, which is famous for being

home to the Tottenham Hotspurs Stadium, is now

on of the best areas to invest in the UK, said an

expert.

“Tottenham is definitely one to watch,” said Mark

Stephen, Founder and Managing Director of

Reditum Capital.

All these reasons contribute to the need to invest in

this area soon, while a one-bedroom apartment will

cost you around £300,000.

In comparison, the average London flat costs

£429,372, according to UK government data.

“With the £1 billion regeneration scheme and the

new £400 million Tottenham Hotspurs Stadium,

Tottenham is enjoying a welcome transformation.

“The increased expenditure in this formerly

overlooked part of London is set to bring new

character to the area and with that, a great new

Property News

House prices: This football haven is the best UK area to INVEST says property expert

HOME NEWS SHOWBIZ & TV SPORT COMMENT FINANCE TRAVEL ENTERTAINMENT

PROPERTY

LIFE & STYLE

PUBLISHED : 17:33, Wed, Apr 25, 2018

opportunity for investment.”

The area also holds a favourable location minutes

away from Central London via public transport.

Tottenham Hale is currently situated around 15

minutes from Oxford Circus, but if plans for

Crossrail 2 are accepted, Tottenham will become a

new hub of activity and a major interchange along

that connecting line.

Mark Stephens also gave more general advice on

which areas to choose when investing in UK

property.

He said: ““If you are looking to invest, keeping an

eye on the property market and new transport links

will ensure that you find great places to invest in

that offer the potential for excellent returns.”

Tottenham is said to be a brilliant

area in the UK to invest given its

low house prices compared to the

rest of London '

Although still two to three years away from completion, its predecessor, Crossrail (1) – now called the Elizabeth Line and informally dubbed the Lizard – is already estimated to have added £5.5 billion to property values along its route.

“House prices within 750m of stations on the Elizabeth Line have outperformed the wider Local Authority markets by an average of five per cent since the line was granted Royal Assent in the summer of 2008, despite the fact it will not open fully for another two to three years,” says Grainne Gilmore, head of residential research at Knight Frank. “Some stations have outperformed by as much as 40 per cent and values have been boosted not only by the improvement in connectivity which will be provided by the line, but also in many cases regeneration.”

Crossrail 2These are all positive signs for homeowners who live along the proposed Crossrail 2 route, which is expected to connect the National Rail networks in Surrey and Hertfordshire via new tunnels and stations between Wimbledon, Tottenham Hale and New Southgate. It will link up to the London Underground, Overground and Crossrail 1.

House price accelerationNew research, exclusively for The Daily Telegraph, shows that house prices along the

House prices

House prices: is it too early to get rich from Crossrail 2?

PUBLISHED : 06:33, 12 APRIL 2016

route of Crossrail 2 are already being influenced.

Data from the estate agents Knight Frank reveals that prices in Seven Sisters – on Crossrail 2 – in the borough of Haringey, have seen the biggest percentage uplift over the last two years from £221,000 to £373,000.

“When Crossrail 2 eventually gets going, its impact will be huge,” says Johnny Morris, head of research at Countrywide. “It goes through areas that aren’t currently well connected and in Zone 3, particularly, established but hard-to-get-to places like Tooting Broadway and Wimbledon will see a good jump in house prices. But the reality is that all of the areas with Crossrail 2 stations will benefit.”

New research shows that house

prices along the route of Crossrail 2

are already being influenced. '

Money Property

rossrail 2, a high speed railway scheme connecting north and south London is the next stop in the journey to make the capital more accessible to more people with shorter journey times.C

Evening StandardPUBLISHED : Tuesday 31 October 2018

Homes Property&

Brexit news latest: London house prices tipped to bounce back after Britain leaves the EU, say expertsPositive economic indicators underpin the optimistic housing outlook contributing to today's housing market forecast, which predicts 14.3 per cent house price growth across the wider Greater London area in the next five years.

House prices and sales across Greater

London — stifled for the past three years —

are set to enjoy a bounce-back” as “Brexit

soon as Britain leaves the European Union

at the end of March, experts are predicting.

The average price of a new-build home in

Zones 1 and 2 is expected to jump 17.6 per

cent between Brexit and 2023, according to

housing market forecaster JLL in figures

published today.

The consultant group anticipates a 15.3 per

cent rise in prices at the luxury end of the

market in central London and 14.3 per cent

across the wider Greater London area over five

years, triggered by Britain finally leaving the EU

next year.

“Once we have confirmation of a deal and a

reasonable transition period, people will start to

feel more confident and this will encourage

home owners and investors to buy again,” says

Adam Challis, head of residential research at

JLL. Challis expects values to nudge up next

year before accelerating faster with a greater

sense of job security.

Positive economic indicators underpin the

optimistic housing outlook: GDP is forecast to

grow by 1.5 per cent next year, followed by two

per cent in 2020 and peaking at 2.2 per cent in

2021. Earnings are also expected to rise by as

much as four per cent for three consecutive

years in 2021, 2022 and 2023, in line with

house price growth in Greater London.

House price growth is also being driven by the

escalating supply crisis within the capital.

Housing starts will remain around 20,000 units

a year over the next three years, and begin to

rise towards 25,000 a year by 2023, the study

predicts. This falls a long way short of the

Mayor of London’s target of 66,000 new homes

per year.

New findings from specialist property research

consultancy Dataloft and developer Mount

Anvil, exclusive to Homes & Property, show that

new flats in regenerating areas are the best buy

for the long term.

Sales prices of apartments in large

regeneration projects have risen by an average

of 17 per cent per year between 2012 and

2016, in stark contrast to non-regeneration

schemes in inner London, the report reads.

RESERVATION & PAYMENT TERMS

(1)

(2)

(3)

£5,000 Reservation Sum payable to GIHLondon Limited upon reservation of the Property.

Please refer to Reservation Agreement for bank account details.

The Reservation Sum is non-refundable.

Exchange of contracts required within 21-days from the date of reservation of the Property.

10% Deposit, less Reservation Sum, payable on exchange of contracts via solicitors.

A Construction Payment equivalent to 10% of the purchase price for the Property is dueand payable within 6-months of the date of the exchange of contracts.

Balance of purchase price for the Property due and payable on legal completion andsettlement of the purchase of the Property.

DOCUMENTATION REQUIRED ON RESERVATION

(1)

(2)

(3)

(a)

(b)

Fully completed and signed Reservation Agreement provided to GIHLondon Limited - (a) original hard-copy to GIHLondon Limited by courier or express mail delivery and(b) scanned copy via email to .office@GIHLondon.com

Completed Solicitors' Appointment Letter where the recommended solicitors Montecristoare to act for the Buyer. Original letter to GIHLondon with the Reservation Agreement andscanned copy via email as above.

Anti-Money Laundering ('AML') & Know Your Client ('KYC') requirements: 2 of (a) + 1 of (b) from the following OR 1 of (a) + 2 of (b):

Proof of identity for each buyer e.g. photo page of Passport, photo Driving Licence, photoNational Identity Card - the documents must be current.

Proof of address for each buyer e.g. utility bill, bank statement, credit card statement, land-line telephone bill and government demand (Tax Return, Rates Demand).

Documents must be dated within the last 3-months.

(a) and (b) above should be provided to GIHLondon as scanned copies by email, as above.

NB. Solicitors require certified true copies of (a) and (b) above. The copies can be certifiedby anyone of the following; (i) Solicitor, (ii) Notary Public, (iii) Public/Chartered Accountant,(iv) Consular Official or (v) Bank Official - Manager status or above.

NB. The Certifier must add the following to each certified document; I certify this is a true copyof the original document that I have seen.

NB. The Certifier must provide a copy of their business card OR add the following details:(i) Name, (ii) Job Title/Position, (iii) Company/organisation, (iv) Telephone Number,(v) Email Address and (vi) Membership/Roll Number where a Solicitor or Accountant.

Solicitors acting for buyers will require a further AML/KYC documentation direct from the buyer that relates to source of funds and evidence of proof of deposit

Please refer to Haringey Council and their current scale of charges:

https://www.haringey.gov.uk/council-tax-and-benefits/council-tax/bands-and-charges#bands

LEGAL

The law firm Montecristo is recommended to act for buyers at Hale Works. Montecristo are whollyindependent in this transaction and do not act for the Sellers or the Sellers' Agent.

Montecristo are experienced in acting for clients that are overseas to the UK who buy property forinvestment in the UK.

Montecristo have English, Cantonese and Mandarin conversant staff.

Fees in respect of the solicitors' professional services are payable on an exchange of contracts.Legal disbursement costs are payable at legal completion and settlement.

ASSIGNMENT

Buyers may assign the Contract subject to the receiving the Sellers' prior written approval which will not be unreasonably withheld.

Property Purchase Price Fee

To £500,000£501,000 - £600,000£601,000 - £700,000£701,000 - to £800,000

£1,500 + VAT£1,750 + VAT£1,950 + VAT£2,150 + VAT

SELLERS' SOLICITORS

Riseam Sharples2 Tower StreetLondon WC2H 9NP

Clive Sharples Esq.

T: +44 (0) 20 7632 8906E: cas@rs-law.co.uk

RECOMMENDED SOLICITORSfor BUYERS

Montecristo LLPLower Ground Floor, 26 Finsbury SquareLondon EC2A 1DS

Ardeshir Matini Esq.

T: +44 (0) 207 7164 6234E: amatini@montechristollp.com

COUNCIL TAX

W: www.riseamsharples.com W: www.montecristollp.com

Property Identification Number: 00059. Regulated by the EAA. Planning number: HGY/2006/1177 & HGY/2017/2005 authorized by London Borough of Haringey. Acquiring interest: Purchasers are acquiring a unit (apartment) in the building with 250 years lease. This document has been prepared by Colliers International Agency Limited for advertising and general information only, and does not form part of an offer or contract. Colliers International Agency Limited makes no guarantees, representations or warranties of any kind, expressed or implied, regarding the information including, but not limited to, warranties of content, accuracy and reliability. The market information herein has been obtained from sources we believe to be reliable but which have not been independently verified and we make no guarantee, representation or warranty as to its accuracy or completeness or correctness. Any interested party should undertake their own inquiries as to the accuracy of the information. Colliers International Agency Limited excludes unequivocally all inferred or implied terms, conditions and warranties arising out of this document and excludes all liability for loss and damages arising there from. Purchasing uncompleted properties situated outside Hong Kong is complicated and contains risk. You should review all relevant information and documents carefully before making a purchase decision. If in doubt, please seek independent professional advice before making a purchase decision. *Prices are correct at time of distribution. #All timings are approximate. Distances taken from www.google.com. Some images are computer generated, and so for illustration purposes only. Our sales representative for overseas property work exclusively in property outside Hong Kong and are not therefore licensed under the Estate Agent Ordinance to deal with Hong Kong Properties. This publication is the copyrighted property of Colliers International Agency Limited and/or its licensor(s). In the event of discrepancies between the Chinese and English versions of this document the English version shall prevail. Date of advertisement: 4 January 2019© 2019. All rights reserved.