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P R E S T I G I O U S MOD E R N A PA R T M E N T S

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Few cities in the world can match Cambridge for its heritage, opportunity and vibrancy.

And no other landmark Cambridge site deserved to be transformed more – with one eye sympathetically looking to the past and the other fixed firmly on the future.

The result? Ceres. An exciting, ambitious and considerate development in CB1 that successfully blends tradition with modernity – creating top end residences that raise the bar for quality living spaces in the city.

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The CB1 redevelopment consciously reflects a European model – where people work, socialise and shop in their community – and covers 25 acres, the equivalent of 15 football pitches.

Throughout CB1 there are apartments to suit every lifestyle and life stage – 19 stylish apartments will be created when converting the iconic Foster's Mill, the centrepiece of the development. There’s also a public park, stunning landscaping, a proposed 120-bed hotel, nursery, gym, modern transport interchange, retail space and commercial district.

So, if you’re looking to be part of a regeneration project – one that offers a new gateway into the heart of Cambridge with its endless opportunities to discover, learn and relax – CB1 is the answer.

A new gateway to Cambridge – befitting of its world-class status – will transform the Station Road area.

The new state-of-the-art transport interchange and magnificent new Station Square will sit comfortably alongside the preserved Grade II listed railway building and distinctive Foster's Mill.

Through the square and to the left are the striking Ceres apartments, whereas the wider development opens up in all directions – with its shops, open spaces, public art, hotel and prestigious offices.

This is a vibrant, dynamic environment – the perfect place to set up home and live life to the full. It’s also the gateway to everything Cambridge has to offer.

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CB1 DESIgN VISIONCelebrated, award-winning architects Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners’ pedigree is plain to see. The Channel 4 Headquarters and Lloyds of London buildings are notable built projects, while eagerly awaited completions include the British Museum extension and 3 World Trade Center.

The practice used their 30 years’ experience when defining the CB1 masterplan. Its aim? To produce a clearly defined, accessible development, whose distinct areas are characterised by the buildings that surround them. Architects Pollard Thomas Edwards are transforming this vision into reality. The new Station Square is at the heart of CB1, while the historic Foster's Mill and station building will be retained – new complementing old.

CB1 LaNDSCaPINgLandscape architects Robert Myers Associates’ vision was to create a publicly accessible green open space that connects various parts of CB1 via smaller green spaces. The park’s robust and meticulous design can accommodate all sorts of recreation – active and passive – for residents, visitors and workers of all ages.

Various tree species, shrubs and ground cover will link and give character to the different spaces, while strong tree lines and groupings will be used to frame views, subdivide space and create shade. Specific planting will also provide habitat with a high degree of ecological connectivity both within CB1 and to sites adjacent to it.

CB1 PUBLIC aRTPublic art has been commissioned throughout CB1 to provide a ‘cultural contribution’ to Cambridge and the region. Hill Residential commissioned Jem Finer, for example, a UK artist, musician and composer.

Jem’s contribution, ‘Supercomputer’, was inspired by Cambridge mathematician James Conway and will sit near the Ceres apartments. It is a functioning ‘computer’ sculpture made from a series of beautifully constructed and designed pipes, and will be enclosed in a glass-fronted pavilion akin to the mainframe computers of the 1970s. Percussion instruments of a bell-like nature will play at certain times of the day – creating new compositions over a 179-year period.

“ aT THE HEaRT OF OUR URBaN STRaTEgY LIES THE CONCEPT THaT CITIES aRE FOR THE MEETINg OF FRIENDS aND STRaNgERS IN CIVILISED PUBLIC SPaCES SURROUNDED BY BEaUTIFUL BUILDINgS.” LORD ROgERS, ROgERS STIRk HaRBOUR + PaRTNERS

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The imposing Foster's Mill building was built in 1896 for the wealthy Foster family who were merchants and bankers.

Stepped roofs, elaborate gables and a prominent castellated water tower originally topped its restrained colonnade architecture, so eloquently designed by Calder and Kitchen of Hull.

Today, this important Cambridge landmark is a rare example of pre-twentieth century industrial architecture – the reason why its distinct silhouette has been retained.

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Cambridge. It’s a city of many faces – academic, commercial, cultural. But now there’s a new, yet old, face on the block, Ceres.

Carefully and lovingly restored to her former glory, this beautiful bronze statue – the impressive work of sculptor William Bloye – will have pride of place in the beautifully landscaped park, just metres from where she originally stood.

Fittingly, as the Goddess of Agriculture and Fertility, Ceres is the perfect symbol of the rebirth and growth of the historic area that the mill, and CB1 as a whole, occupy.

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Ceres has a real sense of energy and community. Whether it’s the high spec apartments themselves or the spacious park, piazza and ‘pocket’ parks, all have been meticulously designed and landscaped so you can be active or relaxed, social or alone. To be yourself.

Architecturally, Ceres has its own unique character too. One that complements Cambridge’s traditional charm, by fusing contemporary design with the heritage of Foster's Mill and the station building.

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THE DESIGN OF THE CERES APARTMENTSOne striking feature of the apartments is the balconies and terraces. Every apartment has an outdoor space, a terrace or a balcony that ‘pops out’ to catch sunlight and offer full or partial views of the park or the piazza. Penthouses, on the other hand, are purposefully set back – their private terraces offering unfettered park views.

THE PARKThis flexible, multi-purpose space is sub-divided into various areas by the effective and dramatic use of landscaping and height. This allows for both relaxation and recreation. The main open space and children’s area is set below the rest of the park and creates an informal ‘amphitheatre’ for play and more active pursuits.

An impressive array of trees and plants adds seasonal interest, enhances biodiversity and gives distinct character to different areas.

THE POCKET PARKSEquivalent to three sheltered ‘front’ gardens to the four residential blocks, these are smaller open spaces that act as a calm backdrop from the bustle of Station Square – and are ideal for relaxing and meeting people.

THE PIAZZALocated at the northern end of the four blocks, the piazza acts as an antechamber between the park and Station Square. Think café culture, coffee and chats.

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This stunning collection of studio, one and two bedroom apartments have been carefully designed with layouts that can cater for differing lifestyles.

The unique balconies, large picture windows and orientation of the apartments mean that the visual divide between inside and outside is cleverly blurred. This offers a sense of space and a connection to the outside that few modern apartments can deliver.

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High specification – including Amtico flooring, Hansgrohe taps and Siemens appliances – is a given, with attention to detail guaranteed and considered layout assured. And sustainability? It goes without saying. Built to Code Level 3, the apartments feature high levels of insulation, and heating and hot water is supplied by a combined heat and power heating system. All have low energy light fittings and flow management to the bathroom taps and showers – making them energy efficient and economic to run.

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kITCHENS*• Stylish kitchens with a combination of limed oak effect and white gloss doors

• Zodiaq solid composite worktop and upstand

• Full height glass splash back behind hob

• Square stainless steel sink with contemporary chrome tap

• Siemens stainless steel multi-function oven to 1 and 2 bedroom apartments

• Siemens stainless steel combination microwave ovens to studios

• Siemens flush-fitting 4 ring induction hob with touch control

• Integrated telescopic extractor hood

• Integrated fridge/freezer

• Integrated dishwasher

• Pull out waste bin with recycling facilities

• Free standing washer/dryer (located in hallway cupboard in some apartments) * Kitchen specifications may vary dependant on the layout, please ask your sales advisor for further details.

BaTHROOMS• Contemporary Ideal Standard Concept white sanitary ware

• Wall mounted white basin with Hansgrohe chrome tap

• Floor mounted WC with soft close seat and concealed dual flush cistern

• Bath with Hansgrohe feature showerpipe and thermostatic control

• Glass shower screen to bath

• Feature timber mirror surround with insert spotlights and shaver point

• Large format ceramic wall and floor tiling

• Chrome finished heated towel rail

• Underfloor heating

SHOWER ROOMS• Contemporary Ideal Standard Concept white sanitary ware

• Wall mounted basin with Hansgrohe chrome tap

• Floor mounted WC with soft close seat and concealed dual flush cistern

• Low profile shower tray with Hansgrohe feature showerpipe and thermostatic control

• Glass shower screen

• Feature timber mirror surround with insert spotlights and shaver point

• Large format ceramic wall and floor tiling

• Chrome finished heated towel rail

• Underfloor heating

aPaRTMENT INTERNaL FINISHES• White painted solid front entrance door with multi-point locking system

• Solid core white painted flush internal doors with brushed stainless steel ironmongery

• High-performance composite aluminium/timber double glazed windows

• High-performance composite aluminium/timber double glazed balcony doors

• Built-in wardrobe with sliding doors to master bedroom

• Amtico flooring to kitchen, living areas and hallway

• Carpets to bedrooms

• Large format ceramic floor and wall tiles to bathroom and en suite

• Contemporary square cut skirting boards and architrave

• Skirting boards and architrave painted in white satin finish

• Neutral coloured emulsion paint to walls with ceilings painted white

• Timber decking to balconies

ELECTRICaL• Video entry system to every apartment, linked to main entrance door

• Downlighters to kitchen, living room, hallway, bathrooms and en suites

• Pendant lights to bedrooms

• Recessed lights to kitchen wall units

• Satin nickel light switches throughout

• Satin nickel switches and sockets to kitchen

• Satin nickel shaver sockets to bathroom and en suite

• White low level sockets throughout

• White TV and telephone points

• Mechanical extract system to apartments with fan boost facility

• Communal TV aerial with access for Sky Plus TV

• Balcony external lighting

• Mains supply smoke/heat detectors

HEaTINg aND HOT WaTER• A combined heat and power plant located in the basement provides individual apartments with heating and hot water, individually metered to each apartment

• Underfloor heating throughout the apartment

• Heated chrome towel rails to bathroom and en suite

COMMON aREaS• Fob controlled access system to entrance lobby

• Access controlled basement for car and bicycle parking

• Lift access to all floors

• Feature staircase from ground to first floor, carpeted stair flights to upper floors

CaR aND CYCLE PaRkINg• Basement car parking spaces are available for purchase for select apartments

• Cycle storage space either at ground level or in basement for every apartment. Basement spaces can be accessed via the cycle lift or the cycle ramp

gENERaL• 10 year NHBC warranty

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In the 13th century, a group of monks moved from Oxford to Cambridge, seeking a more tranquil place to study. So began the intellectual heritage of the city. Eight hundred years later, Ceres and the surrounding buildings play on the city’s architectural heritage – drawing on the past, while looking to the future.

1209 Earliest record of the University

1446 Henry VI lays first stone of King’s College Chapel

1533 Thomas Cramer becomes first post-

reformation Archbishop of Canterbury after finishing Cambridge University

1829 First Boat Race between Cambridge and Oxford

1897 J.J. Thomson (Cavendish College)

discovers the electron

1932 The atom is split for the first time

by John Cockcroft and Earnest Walton at the Cavendish Lab, Cambridge

1941 First aeroplane powered by Frank Whittle’s revolutionary jet engine

takes off (he got a 1st at Cambridge)

1975 Cambridge’s first Science Park was

founded by Dr John Bradfield

1980 Dr Frederick Sanger (King’s College)

wins his second Nobel Prize for discovering DNA sequencing

2011 William and Kate, The Duke and

Duchess of Cambridge, marry

2012 Ceres begins...

800 YEARS

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EDUCATIONFIRST CLaSS

WORLD FAMOUS

Cambridge University is one of the world’s leading universities – and is part of the city’s DNA. Its courses are as diverse as the architectural character of its colleges. Outstanding in both respects.

kINg’S COLLEgEWorld famous for its academic achievements as well as its chapel, choir and Christmas Eve service. Famous alumnus: John Maynard Keynes.

QUEENS’ COLLEgEA centre for learning for over 550 years, the college’s two halves are joined across the River Cam by the famous Mathematic Bridge. Famous alumnus: Stephen Fry.

MagDaLENE COLLEgENoted for its ‘traditional’ style, this college boasts a well-regarded candlelit formal hall, where students dine every evening. Famous alumnus: Samuel Pepys.

TRINITY HaLL COLLEgEOne of the prettiest colleges, Trinity Hall has an atmosphere of intimacy, tradition and social spirit. Famous alumni: Stephen Hawkins and Andrew Marr.

Internationally renowned for its knowledge-based micro-economy, Cambridge lives and breathes business – offering career-driven individuals access to unrivalled employment opportunities.

The majority of the Cambridge workforce is employed in academia, healthcare and scientific research. As a result, the city

has become the European hub for these sectors.*

Its aptly named answer to California’s Silicon Valley, ‘Silicon Fen’, consists of many global high-tech and IT companies. Organisations such as Napp, Abcam, CSR, ARM, CamSemi, Jagex and Microsoft are all proud to call Cambridge their home.

The CB1-based Microsoft Research laboratory is the first the company has launched outside of the United States.

With its educated business community, Cambridge is the perfect base for long-term career growth. And, understandably, a desirable place to set up home.

* Source: Centre for Cities – January 2011

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From high street favourites and high-end designer boutiques to artisan shops and markets, Cambridge is a shoppers’ paradise. What’s on offer is as diverse as the shopping areas themselves.

gRaND aRCaDEDiscover over 60 fashion, beauty, home and technology retailers on three spacious floors – from John Lewis to Apple, All Saints to Sanctuary Spa. You may even catch a catwalk show!

aLL SaINTS gaRDEN MaRkETPaintings, photography, crafts, jewellery and ceramics. The artists themselves sell what they make – making this lovely open-air market ideal for finding something unique.

MaRkET SQUaRETraders have had stalls here since Saxon times. Nowadays you’ll find everything from books and second-hand bikes to clothing and CDs. And when you fancy a breather, there’s the square’s fountain seating area.

But that’s not all. On Sundays, the square also hosts a flourishing arts, crafts and food market. Chat to the talented local artists or take home some organic fare from nearby producers.

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The choice of delis, cafés, pubs, bars, restaurants and fine dining establishments in Cambridge is virtually endless. There’s literally something for everyone, for every taste, for every occasion. Enjoy.

BROWNSA buzzy atmosphere awaits you at this Cambridge favourite. Sited in a converted wing of the old Addenbrooke’s Hospital, the interior’s as characterful as the food.

MIDSUMMER HOUSEThe only 2-Star Michelin restaurant in East Anglia offers inspired cuisine created by chef Daniel Clifford. It has an inspiring riverside location too.

aLIMENTUMThis restaurant cuts quite a dash with its ambitious food and drink menu – impressing prestigious industry food critics and loyal diners alike. It’s a stone’s throw from Ceres.

VaRSITY HOTELWhere boutique chic meets classic Cambridge, the Varsity doesn’t disappoint. Head to the roof terrace for breath-taking views, lunch or to catch a movie!

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Life at Ceres puts you within easy reach of local, national and global destinations – however you want to travel.

CaR Easy local access provides a fast route to the M11 and A14.

TRaIN Central London is just 47 minutes away – regular services take you to King’s Cross St Pancras and Liverpool Street stations.

PLaNE London Stansted, one of Europe’s busiest flight hubs, is only 20 minutes away.

BUS The new Cambridgeshire guided bus route provides a reliable, frequent local service. With buses running every 10 minutes at peak times, it offers easy access to the Science Park and Addenbrooke’s Hospital from right on the Ceres doorstep.

BICYCLE Let’s not forget the humble bike. Not only is the city geared up for cyclists, the station area by Ceres is too – 3,000 new spaces are planned to make it the UK’s largest storage park.

LOCaTIONINTERNATIONAL

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Trumpington Street Free School Lane

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JesusCollege

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Sidney SussexCollege

King’sCollege

Corpus ChristiCollege

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Site layouts, floor plans and specifications are taken from drawings which were correct at the time of print. All plans contained within this brochure are not to scale and room sizes are approximate and subject to change. Measurements were taken from plans in metric measurements. Imperial measurements are for guidance purposes only.

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Living/Dining/Kitchen 4.20m x 6.25m 13’8” x 20’5”Bedroom 1 2.80m x 4.75m 9’2” x 15’6”


Living/Dining/Kitchen 5.65m x 5.35m 18’5” x 17’6”Bedroom 1 3.60m x 3.40m 11’8” x 11’2”










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HILL RESIDENTIaLBYYOUR HOME

Hill Residential is devoted to building the very best in modern, beautiful homes.

We bring together contemporary design, sustainable materials and a sympathetic approach to create stunning, individual new properties and communities.

By employing some of the very best in the business, we have been able to successfully deliver many exciting development projects and win awards for our achievements.

Each Hill Residential development is unique and each is designed to work

in perfect harmony with its surroundings. A home is a personal space – and choosing a Hill Residential property is the chance to buy a truly unique new home.

OUR TEaM INCLUDES:

• Creative architects and designers

• Experienced planning and technical specialists

• Efficient construction experts

• Effective sales and marketing professionals

• A dedicated customer care team

Hill Residential is delighted to have been working with the following on the Ceres development:

Pollard Thomas Edwards Architects Scheme Architects

Robert Myers Associates Landscape Architects

Jem Finer Artist

Brookgate CB1 Estate Managers

me&dave Graphic Design

This brochure, and the description and measurements herein, do not form any part of a contract. Whilst every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, this cannot be guaranteed. Site layouts, floor plans and specifications are taken from drawings which were correct at the time of print. All plans contained within this brochure are not to scale and room sizes are approximate and subject to change. Measurements contained within this brochure were taken from plans in metric measurements. Imperial measurements are for guidance purposes only. The information and imagery contained in this brochure is for guidance purposes only and does not constitute a contract, part of contract or warranty. Some images contained in this brochure are computer generated and are for indicative purposes only.

Hill Residential Ltd www.hillresidential.co.uk [email protected] Tel. 01223 875400

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