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Set within 413 acres of parkland, discover this collection of traditionally designed apartments

and houses, built by Berkeley Homes.

TRENT PARK offers a relaxed pace of life, and is just a short drive to the M25

and a 26 minute tube journey to King’s Cross.*

*Times, excluding car travel, are based on travelling at 7.30am on a weekday. Sources: tfl.gov.uk and Google maps.

A London haven, steeped in HISTORY

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TRENT PARK enjoys a rich heritage and at the centre of this former royal hunting ground, the original Mansion House will be lovingly restored.

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D I S T I N C T I V E & D I S T I N G U I S H E DSurrounded by nature, Trent Park offers a unique, once in a lifetime opportunity, offering a true sense of escapism and an idyllic setting where the whole family can unwind, run free and explore.

The centrepiece of TRENT PARK is the historic Grade II Listed Mansion House and The Daffodil Lawn, both to be thoughtfully restored and refined to their former regal pride and glory.

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A S TAT E M E N T O F G R A N D E U RA statement of grandeur nestled in the heart of the Trent Country Park and surrounded by wildlife, ponds, lakes and ancient woodland, the vision of Trent Park is a natural and majestic place to call home.

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T H E S E T T I N GSet within 413 acres, Trent Park can be found surrounded by mature woodland and a host of interesting places to explore. From a leisurely stroll around the nearby Water Garden or Nature Trail to intriguing spots such as the Duke’s Pyramid or Sassoon’s Obelisk, there is plenty to enjoy outdoors.

1 Nature Trail2 Camlet Moat3 The Emma Crewe ‘Pineapple’4 The Duke’s Pyramid5 Sassoon’s Obelisk6 Water Garden7 Limes Avenue8 Williams Wood9 Shaws Wood

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11 Moat Wood12 Oak Wood13 Tennis Courts14 Southgate Hockey Centre15 Daffodil Lawn16 Wildlife Rescue Centre and Café17 Children’s Play Area (Toddlers)18 Children’s Play Area (Juniors)19 Go Ape20 Trent Park Golf Club

C H A R A C T E R & K E Y A R E A S TO T H E PA R K

Uniquely situated at the HEART of an inspiring landscape

Site plan is indicative only and subject to change. In line with our policy of continuous improvements we reserve the right to alter layout, building style, landscaping and specifications at any time without notice.

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Moments in History

As PLACEMAKERS we are both guardians of the past and visionaries for the future.

S H A P E D B Y H I S TO R YThe backstory to Trent Park unveils its legacy and legendary status. On these grounds, Royalty hunted on horseback. In the Mansion House, the highest of society celebrated and in its rooms British Intelligence brought down the enemy. This timepiece legacy is now writing its next chapter.

1066Trent Park once formed a small part of Enfield Wood. The earliest known lord of the estate was Ansgar, ‘Staller’ or High Constable to Edward the Confessor, who inherited the land from his Danish ancestors.

1777George III leased the site to Sir Richard Jebb, his favourite doctor, as a reward for saving the life of the King’s younger brother, the then Duke of Gloucester. Jebb chose the name Trent, because it was in Trento, Italy, that the King’s brother had been saved.

1939-1945After the death of Sir Philip Sassoon, Trent Park was requisitioned by the War Office for the secret British Intelligence unit MI9.

1920-1930sA quintessentially English country retreat for the next 8 years. Hosting the most extravagant parties with guests such as Sir Winston Churchill, Charlie Chaplin, George Bernard Shaw and John Singer Sargent.

1974-2012Trent Country Park became part of Middlesex University.

1837After passing through several hands, Quaker David Bevan bought a lease for the property and transferred this to his eldest son Robert Bevan. Further extensions were undertaken to Enfield Chase including a tower on the east side of the building. Much of the landscaping was also created including an avenue of lime trees on the main drive.

1912Following the death of Sir Philip Sassoon’s father in 1912, he inherited his estate. A flamboyant, glamorous, well known socialite and politician, Sassoon built his very own aerodrome on Trent Park. During this time he covered the house in the rose-red bricks that you see today. Sassoon planted a million daffodil bulbs that became known as the famous Daffodil Lawn.1909

Sold to Edward Sassoon – a Baronet, an MP for Hythe, friend of Edward VII and the head of an international merchant banking firm. The Sassoons were descendants of Baghdadi Jews who had emigrated to India. The family eventually established a head office at Leadenhall Street, London and were quickly accepted into British high society.

1947The estate became a Ministry of Education emergency training college for male teachers, then in 1950 a co-educational training college.

TODAYIn 2015 Trent Park was purchased by Berkeley Homes. The vision for Trent Park is to restore where possible the historic buildings, and create new homes and a museum.

1399The estate passed into the hands of Henry IV in 1399 who converted the land into a royal game reserve. This was subsequently passed on to his son Henry V and from 1421 was administered by the Duchy of Lancaster; Enfield Chase had passed into royal ownership.

R I C H I N H I S TO R YNamed after Trento, the location in Northern Italy where the life of King George III’s younger brother was saved, Trent Park is deeply rooted in history and now ready to write its next chapter in full colour.

TRENT PARK was used for spying, bugging and eavesdropping. Vital intelligence was gathered at TRENT PARK on Hitler’s secret weapons programme and the atomic bomb.

Timeline written by Helen Fry, Author and Historian

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SOCIETY PARTIESPoliticians, prime ministers, royalty and famous personalities frequented these stately grounds and grand rooms. For some, it was a weekend retreat to revel in divine company and a place to be wowed and entertained.

ELEGANT INTERIORS & LANDSCAPED GARDENSSassoon transformed Trent Park Mansion House and gardens in the early 20th century, planting a million daffodil bulbs and creating The Daffodil Lawn, a now protected area and one of the largest displays of daffodils in London.

A TOUCH OF ROYALTYHenry VIII, Elizabeth I and James I took to regal horses to hunt deer through these ancient woodlands, where Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II visited as a child, to play, roam and escape into the estate’s splendour.

Sir PHILIP SASSOON hosted parties which rapidly gave him the reputation of being one of the greatest hosts in Britain. If you were in the know, this was the place to be.

FLYING IN GUESTSExtravagant Sassoon entertained guests with flights over Trent Park after tea. He was the first person in the UK to privately own a plane, building his own aerodrome to house his pride and joy, the Percival Q6, a 1930s British communications aircraft.

T H E S O C I A L I T E ’ S P L AYG R O U N DIn 1912, Sir Philip Sassoon took ownership of Trent Park soon after the death of his father, Sir Edward Sassoon. This heralded the start of an extraordinarily flamboyant era.

SIGNIFICANT GUESTSSir Philip hosted parties at Trent Park for some of the most famous guests of the 20th Century; Sir Winston Churchill, Charlie Chaplin, Lady Cynthia Asquith, and Mr & Mrs Neville Chamberlain.

Sir Philip Sassoon

For the trendy, glamorous and super rich 23-year old Sir PHILIP SASSOON, taking over TRENT PARK was the start of legendary parties and his reign as the ultimate socialite.

Sir Winston Churchill on Wisteria Walk

Sir Philip Sassoon flying his Percival Q6 over Trent Park

Elizabeth Bowes-LyonWritten by Helen Fry, Author and Historian

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U N C O V E R I N G T H E S E C R E T S O F W A RIn 1939, Trent Park was requisitioned for ‘secret purposes’ and became one of the most important intelligence sites of WWII. During the war, German prisoners were tricked into giving away vital information that aided the British to win the war in the air, on land and in the sea.

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From 1942, Trent Park became home to captured German Generals. Living in relative luxury, they believed that King George VI had given them the stately home as befitted their status as military men. It was all a big deception plan. They relaxed and talked freely about Nazi Germany’s most closely guarded secrets, little realising that their

conversations were being recorded. They spoke about battle plans, rockets, flying bombs, submarines and the atomic bomb.

“Had it not been for the information obtained from this centre, it could have been London and not Hiroshima that was devastated by the atomic bomb”.

OFFICERS AT TRENT PARKBy the end of the war, Trent Park was holding 59 German Generals and 40 senior German Officers. Their conversations gave away intelligence that the British could not have gained from interrogation. One General was recorded saying: “We have the best Generals and are losing the war!” The deception plan was working.

SECRET LISTENING DEVICESConcealed in the basement of the Mansion House, teams of secret listeners worked every day of the year to record intelligence from the bugged conversations. They had fled Nazi Germany and were now spying for the country that had saved them.

The rooms at TRENT PARK had been equipped with hidden microphones. Even the tennis racquets used by the captured German generals were bugged. This allowed the British to listen in to the conversations of enemy prisoners.

HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCEThe whole bugging operation by British Intelligence is now recognised as ‘being of national and international significance for winning the war on a par with Bletchley Park.’ Historic England report, 2017.

Written by Helen Fry, Author and Historian

Thomas Kendrick’s colleague During WWII

Secret listeners working in the basement of Mansion HouseWar efforts at Trent Park

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Green character

Immerse yourself in the delights of the great outdoors with the ENGLISH COUNTRYSIDE

right on your doorstep.

N U R T U R E D B Y N AT U R E However you discover the grounds and woodlands around Trent Park, you can be sure it’s another moment spent closer to nature. Every shade of the seasons is here to explore – from The Orangery and Wisteria Walk, to the lake, Daffodil Lawn and natural glades.

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Site plan is indicative only and subject to change. In line with our policy of continuous improvements we reserve the right to alter layout, building style, landscaping and specifications at any time without notice.

S I T E P L A NOver 250 homes set in 56 acres of captivating natural historic grounds, a quiet escape from the bustle of London life.

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2 Dower House 2

Gardener’s Cottage 2

Oak Lodge 2

The Rookery 2

1 Dower House 3

The Milner Collection 3

The Wigston Collection 3

The Duchess Collection 4

The Glade Collection 4

The Goldring Collection 4

The Repton Collection 4

The Tilden Collection 4

The West Wing Collection 4

The Wisteria Collection 4

The Bevan Collection 5

The Cooper Collection 5

The Gloucester Collection 5

The Jebb Collection 5

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The Shire 1

Woburn Cottage 2

Highfield House 1, 2 & 3

Trent Park House 1, 2 & 3

Lyon House 1, 2 & 3

Chamberlain Court 1, 2 & 3

Carlton House 2 & 3

Trent Park House

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A W O O D L A N D W O N D E R L A N D The rare and breathtaking scenery at Trent Park is right outside your front door. Explore new sights and sounds or find your favourite places and reinvigorate the senses in these idyllic surroundings.

A safe, peaceful and GREEN backdrop for the whole family to enjoy.

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To the southeast of the Orangery, the pergola at Wisteria Walk and its distinctive seasonal colouration.A sunny sense of spring and summer, with The Daffodil Lawn facing onto the renovated Mansion House.

P R E S E R V I N G T R E N T PA R KTrent Park has been thoughtfully and sympathetically designed so that the ponds, woodland glades and architecture of the new houses and apartments connect to the landscape.

Seasonal woodland glades are scattered across the country park, where wild bluebells flourish.

Set in a natural conservation area, the design and landscape of Trent Park has been carefully considered with connectivity between the expansive woodlands and residential areas. The impact of which has been to heighten the sense of outdoor living and enhance the rich personality of this special place.

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A P L A C E F O R E V E R YO N E TO E N J OYA founding partner at Murdoch Wickham, John Murdoch heads up the design team, with particular experience in Landscape Masterplanning and hard landscaping. He has worked on many award-winning developments around the world.

John Murdoch

The vision for Trent Park is to create a truly holistic response to the site and its varied attributes, including the broader landscape setting and value to the community.

John Murdoch sketching landscape detail of Trent Park.

Q ) W H AT I S YO U R V I S I O NF O R T H E M A S T E R P L A N ?

A ) The Masterplan seeks to create a sense of place for the future residents by creating a series of cohesive neighbourhoods. These neighbourhoods have a range of traditional architectural styles which allow them to appear to have evolved naturally over time, just as a traditional suburb would have done in the past.

The important Listed buildings on the site are enhanced and together with the parkland setting itself they inform the arrangement of the roads, services and buildings on the site.

Q ) W H AT I N F L U E N C E SI N S P I R E D YO U R V I S I O N ?

A ) The Garden Suburb movement of the early twentieth century which resulted in schemes such as Hampstead Garden Suburb are a major influence in the development of the Masterplan.

Traditional architectural styles found in local buildings from the last two centuries as well as the early twentieth century’s Arts and Crafts Movement of Lutyens, Parker and Unwin are big influences.

“ At TRENT PARK, we have made every effort to create a truly accessible environment in which people of all ages and abilities will feel free to interact.”

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Homes designed for life

Every home offers a seamless CONNECTION between the outdoors and stylish, spacious interiors.

P E A C E F U L , H I S TO R I C A N D R U R A L S E T T I N GSome 250 homes are set to create a thriving residential area. Grade II Listed buildings, modern apartments and traditional 2, 3, 4, & 5 bedroom new build houses will combine to create a new unique setting. To live here is to be part of history and to make your own history.

Standing in PROMINENT positions within TRENT PARK, 1, 2 & 3 bedroom apartments are designed to an exceptional standard in The Mansion House.

R E S TO R E D H O M E SWithin the beautifully restored Mansion House and Stable Block, an inspired range of apartments have been tastefully designed with classic and contemporary features. Throughout the interior, there are hallmarks of the 19th century movement away from the opulence of the past towards more intricate craftsmanship.

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N E W H O M E SThe 3, 4 & 5 bedroom homes are designed for modern living. Offering light and space in abundance, these are places where young or growing families can enjoy life in a greener environment.

Taking their cue from traditional architecture, CONTEMPORARY houses and apartments have been carefully considered to connect MODERN LIVING with the expansive natural surroundings.

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Exceptional living

CAREFULLY CONSIDERED, light-filled spaces offer areas in which to relax and unwind.

I N S P I R I N G I N T E R I O R D E S I G N Welcome to a new standard of living where attention to detail is everything. Every room in your home offers the freedom of a blank canvas on which you can express your own style.

Computer generated image of new build specification at Trent Park, indicative only.

E F F O R T L E S S E L E G A N C EThe architectural qualities of each apartment and house are seamlessly reflected inside. Natural light floods these generous rooms to create spaces that connect private spaces with the natural setting outside.

Photography of Show Home plot 114’s living room and master bedroom, indicative only. The images show the latest new build specification and are correct at time of print.

Bedrooms in the new build homes at Trent Park have a contemporary style.Light, airy living spaces are perfect for relaxing, entertaining and accessing the great outdoors.

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Stylish modern kitchens are finished to a high specification.

Beautifully finished bathrooms introduce an added element of luxury.

“ We have used chalky paints and tiles, muted colours, touches of antique brass, soft overtones to complement the bespoke kitchen and bathroom joinery.”

Interior Design Team Berkeley Homes (North East London) Ltd.

Photography of Show Home plot 114’s kitchen and family bathroom, indicative only. The images show the latest new build specification and are correct at time of print.

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P E N T H O U S E R O O F T E R R A C E SThe uninterrupted views from these stunning spaces are truly breathtaking. Overlooking The Daffodil Lawn, watch the sun go down as you unwind in the company of family and friends.

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Mind, body and soul

Life in TRENT PARK is about discovering a naturally healthy way of life, with ACTIVITIES

that you can enjoy at your own pace.

O N - S I T E A M E N I T I E SIf staying active is key to a healthy life then Trent Park is the perfect place to spend your leisure time. With a range of first class amenities just moments from home, you can enjoy cycle and walking trails, take a dip in the outdoor pool or work out at the residents’ only gym and tennis courts.

K E E P I N G F I T A N D H E A LT H YThe rejuvenated Orangery is an aesthetic delight, where you can stay active with everything you need in one place. In these opulent surroundings, you can work on the body and mind, and channel energies into a new interest, like Yoga or Pilates.

Unlike anywhere else to work out, the gym at TRENT PARK opens up onto a stunning outdoor pool with views across the Mansion House.

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ROYALTY and the rich and famous enjoyed time on these courts. RENOVATED to modern standards, enjoy a sense of history as you prepare to serve.

In 1922 Philip Sassoon acquired the freehold and started work transforming the Mansion House and the grounds that surround it, including the first outdoor heated pool installed in Europe, the restored tennis courts and the private golf course.

O U T D O O R P O O LSet in peaceful, private surroundings, the outdoor pool is your invitation to take a dip and enjoy the crystal clear waters.

Computer generated image is indicative only.The orangery and bathing pool at Trent Park, 1931Photo credit: Country Life Picture Library

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Your journey starts here

TRAVELLING near or far is simple with local and national transport services.

A L L A B O A R DTrent Park is ideal for the commuter, the adventurer and everyone in-between. Just moments from Oakwood and Cockfosters in North London, you’ll enjoy the country life as well as easy access into the Capital and beyond.

Country living with CENTRAL LONDON on your doorstep

From a quick trip into Central London for a spot of retail therapy to a quick commute into work, you’ll find Trent Park is well-connected. The 24-hour

Piccadilly line service on the London Underground every Friday and Saturday provides even more access to the Capital’s nightlife.

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I N D U LG E T H E S E N S E SA short stroll west from Trent Park takes you to the colourful Cockfosters high street where you’ll quickly discover a friendly local community. From relaxed coffee houses and continental delicatessens to independent florists, eateries and bars, you’ll also find an eclectic blend of boutiques and shops.

Cockfosters is a thriving and COSMOPOLITAN district, serving up local treats and worldly delights.

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E M B R A C E I T A L LWhatever your pursuit, there’s something special for everyone of all ages at Trent Park. Spend an afternoon exploring the wonderful grounds, or simply catch up with friends in the comfort of your own home.

Distinct experiences

GREEN SPACES and a rich blend of places to EXPLORE and enjoy.

Step outside your home and prepare to be captivated by the great outdoors. The draw of Trent Park is the sheer freedom you feel. In this picturesque expanse, you’ll find all the trappings of a very English countryside dream.

You might spot Mandarin ducks gliding on the lake, or wildlife you’ve never seen before. This is outdoor life in all its glory, where all generations can come together to experience precious moments among nature.

S P I R I T O F T H E O U T D O O R SRelax in nature’s splendour or take an adrenaline pumping trip down the 120-metre Alpine Zip Wire at Go Ape, a true family favourite. In this natural wilderness along these former royal hunting grounds, you might be lucky and come across a fluffy tailed rabbit or two, or even the adorable free roaming Muntjac deer.

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M A K I N G T H E B E S T C H O I C EIdeal for busy parents and people commuting to work, Trent Park is the perfect base for a young family to grow and develop. Whatever the ability or age of the young ones, you can find some of the area’s best nursery, preparatory and secondary schools close by.

A first class education

Close to Trent Park, you will find a selection of some of the leading nurseries and schools in the UK.

W I T H I N E A S Y R E A C HNorth London is home to a number of renowned and aspirational schools in the UK, with some of the finest only a few minutes’ drive away from TRENT PARK. This is the foundation for a wonderful start for you and your family, as well as the perfect life solution for busy parents.

All times, excluding car travel, are based on travelling at 7.30am on a weekday. Sources: tfl.gov.uk and Google maps. Visit: reports.ofsted.gov.uk for Ofsted reports.

Some of the UK’s best schools elevate TRENT PARK’S envious countryside location.

“ Our curriculum aims to excite, challenge and support every child, to find strengths and to build aspirations.”

“ STRONG academic and curriculum opportunities make our students the BEST-ROUNDED individuals they can be”.

P R I M A R Y S C H O O L S

Above and opposite are just a selection of schools shown. For a more in depth review please see our Education Guide for further schools and information.

Mrs Hannah Nemko, HeadteacherDame Alice Owen’s School

Mrs Yarwood, HeadteacherTrent CE Primary School

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The Berkeley difference

Buy a new home from us with complete confidence.

Highwood, Horsham

Berkeley Homes has taken an exemplary approach to consulting the community throughout the planning process and the product is an outstanding, high quality development which will be a great benefit to the Borough of Enfield and beyond.

The vision for Trent Park is to create a truly holistic response to the site and its varied attributes, including the broader landscape setting and value to the community.

Tony Pidgley CBE, Chairman of the Berkeley Group

“ We have to create real communities. Not just homes, but beautiful places with the amenities and green open spaces that bring people together. We have to talk to people, LISTEN to everyone, and ensure we’re providing the facilities they really need and care about most. If we keep the focus on people, then housing offers so much more than just shelter. It becomes a POWERFUL force for good.”

T H E T R E N T PA R K V I S I O NOur vision for the site is to create a strong, integrated community where people know one another and welcome the public to enjoy the safe and beautiful setting. Both residents and visitors will stay and contribute to the rich history and share the tranquil open spaces.

Photography from Woodberry Down Photography from London Dock

Photography from EdenbrookPhotography from Edenbrook

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Successful development is about people and partnerships; it is founded on respect, relationships and TRUST

N U M B E R O F P E O P L E W H O AT T E N D E D T H E F I V E P U B L I C

C O N S U LTAT I O N E V E N T S

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B E R K E L E Y S U P P O R T S N E I G H B O U R I N G H O U S E H O L D S S U C H A S S O U T H G AT E H O C K E Y

C L U B T H R O U G H F U N D I N G N E W FA C I L I T I E S

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B R I N G I N G T H E S I T E B A C K TO L I F EThe development proposals have been co-created with the local community and stakeholders in a true partnership approach. This has led to a solution at Trent Park that will provide much needed new homes, improved amenity spaces, a museum to remember and honour the past, community space and importantly a place that everyone can enjoy.

Alongside the community and key stakeholders, numerous experts, historians and specialists have been directly involved with the design and plans to ensure that the development solution is appropriate to both the history and the setting.

Photography from Edenbrook

Photography from Royal Arsenal Riverside

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– From the day you reserve – until the day you complete – we’ll update you regularly on progress

– You will be given your own log-in credentials at reservation to access your personal MyHome Plus account where you will be able to view the development, property, construction progress and buying process information

– Sustainability is high on any responsible builder’s agenda. We promise to fully communicate the environmental features of our developments to all of our customers

– Our Customer Relations Manager will present a selection of designer-conceived colour palettes to help you find the interior finish that most suits your style

– We’ll meet you onsite to demonstrate all the functions and facilities of your new home

– We personally handover your key on completion day and make sure everything is to your satisfaction

– The 2-year warranty with 24-hour emergency service has a dedicated customer service telephone number and from the 3rd to the 10th year you’ll have the added security protection of a 10-year NHBC warranty

Here is what you can expect:

C U S TO M E R R E L AT I O N SWe want to ensure you are happy with every aspect of your new home, so we look after our customers at every stage with expert advice, attention to detail and continuous communication. From exchange of contracts, your dedicated Berkeley Customer Service Representative will help with any questions you may have.

When you buy a new home from BERKELEY you can be safe in the knowledge that it is built to a very HIGH STANDARD of design and quality, has low environmental impact and that you will enjoy an EXCEPTIONAL customer experience.

Finally we’ll contact you after 7 days, at 4 weeks and 7 months after you move in, to make sure everything continues… smoothly.

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U N PA R A L L E L E D C H O I C E O F H O M E S I N T H E M O S T S O U G H T A F T E R LO C AT I O N S

As one of the UK’s leading house builders, we are able to offer our customers an unrivalled choice of property location, size and type. From city penthouses to country retreats, modern studio apartments to traditional family homes, you will find the perfect home to match your requirements. Our homes are also built in some of Britain’s most desirable locations from market towns and rural villages to major towns and cities, and countryside to the coast – we build in the locations you want to live.

A C O M M I T M E N T TO C R E AT I N G S U S TA I N A B L E C O M M U N I T I E S

Berkeley’s homes and developments are not just built for today. They are designed to enhance the neighbourhoods in which they are located permanently. We achieve this through our commitment to excellence in design, sensitive landscaping, sympathetic restoration, and impeccable standards of sustainability. We aim to address the needs not only of our customers but their neighbours and the broader community of which they are a part. It is a long-term view: we want to create exceptional places for people to live, work and relax in, and build communities that will thrive today and for years to come.

www.berkeleygroup.co.uk

Proud members of the Berkeley Group:

C U S TO M E R S E R V I C E I S O U R P R I O R I T Y

All our customers are provided with a commitment that when they buy a new home from Berkeley they can be safe in the knowledge that it is built to very high standards of design and quality, has low environmental impact and that they will enjoy an exceptional customer experience. Each customer receives tailored information relating to their purchase and has a dedicated point of contact throughout the customer journey.

G R E E N L I V I N G A N D S U S TA I N A B L E D E V E LO P M E N T I S TO P O F O U R A G E N DA

As a company, we are committed to reducing energy, water and waste on our construction sites, in our offices and in the homes that we build. Almost all of our developments are built on brownfield land and we always take care to protect and enhance biodiversity and natural habitats. Our homes include features to encourage sustainable living such as dual-flush WCs, recycling bins and energy efficient white goods.

Q U A L I T Y I S AT T H E H E A R T O F E V E R Y T H I N G W E D O

At Berkeley, quality takes precedence, from choosing the right location and style of home, to the construction processes we practice, the materials we use and the specifications we put into our homes. For extra peace of mind, in addition to the 10 year warranty all new homes receive, Berkeley operates a 2 year policy with dedicated Customer Service teams on hand 24 hours a day to deal with enquiries quickly and effectively.

www.berkeleyfoundation.org.uk www.berkeleygroup.co.uk

F I V E F O C U S A R E A S

H I G H Q U A L I T Y H O M E S

We aim to build high quality, well-designed homes with low environmental impact, where

customers have the opportunity to achieve healthy, comfortable and sustainable lifestyles, now and in the

future. Attention to detail in design is paramount to ensure our

homes meet the needs of our customers.

G R E AT P L A C E S

We seek to create strong communities where people choose to live, work and spend their time

and which directly encourage people’s wellbeing and quality

of life. These are places characterised by the quality

of their design, external spaces, transport and access to jobs

and amenities.

E F F I C I E N T A N D C O N S I D E R AT E O P E R AT I O N S

We reduce the impact of the construction process on the local community by registering all of our sites with the Considerate Constructors Scheme. We set targets to reduce water, energy

and waste. We work with our supply chain to ensure high

quality services and materials are consistently provided.

A C O M M I T M E N T TO P E O P L E

The safety, health, wellbeing and development of our people is a high priority. We aim to have a positive impact on society through our support of the Berkeley Foundation.

A N E XC E P T I O N A L C U S TO M E R E X P E R I E N C E

We put customers at the heart of our decisions. Dedicated sales

teams will provide exceptional service throughout the buying

process, and teams will manage the customer relationship from

exchange of contracts through to completion, delivery of the new

home and after occupancy.

We set up the Berkeley Foundation in 2011. It supports voluntary sector organisations to improve people’s lives in the communities where we work, and last year worked with 49 different organisations and their beneficiaries.

Our staff have been instrumental in making the Foundation grow, with over 60% getting involved last year and raising over £935k. They also give their time and skills, for example by mentoring young people to help them become more confident and job ready.

Since its launch, the Foundation has committed over £14.9 million to more than 100 charities and worthy causes. Berkeley Group covers all overhead costs, so all money raised goes directly to charitable causes.

O U R V I S I O NTo be a world-class business, defined by the quality of the places we create,

generating long-term value and having a positive impact on society.

A commitment to the future

Over the years, the Berkeley Group has won many prestigious awards for the quality, design and sustainability of its developments. Our Vision is Berkeley’s strategic plan for the business, designed to raise standards higher still. Our goal is to be a world-class business, defined by the quality of the places we create, generating long-term value and having a positive impact on society.

We take our responsibilities towards our customers, the environment, our workforce and the communities in which we work very seriously.Our plan for the business has five areas of strategic focus:Customers, Homes, Places, Operations and Our People.

D E S I G N E D F O R L I F EOur customers are at the heart of all our decisions.

We aim to understand their needs and consistently meet or exceed their expectations. The service we provide is professional, efficient and helpful to make the home buying process as straightforward and enjoyable as possible. Our levels of customer service aim to be comparable to other top brands.

Set within inspiring and historic former royal hunting grounds, and located in north London, Trent Park is a prime, unique development of 2, 3 ,4 & 5 bedroom homes and 1, 2 & 3 bedroom apartments and penthouses, offering a unique country lifestyle within easy reach of central London.

Trent Park, Snakes Lane (off Bramley Road), Enfield, Greater London EN4 0PS

T: +44 (0)20 3005 5590 W: Trent-Park.co.uk E: [email protected]

C O N T A C T U S

The information in this document is indicative and is intended to act as a guide only as to the finished product. Accordingly, due to Berkeley’s policy of continuous improvement, the finished product may vary from the information provided. These particulars should not be relied upon as statements of fact or representations and applicants must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to their correctness. This information does not constitute a contract or warranty. The dimensions given on plans are subject to minor variations and are not intended to be used for carpet sizes, appliance sizes or items of furniture. Trent Park is a marketing name and will not necessarily form part of the approved postal address. Applicants are advised to contact Berkeley to ascertain the availability of any particular property. All computer generated images and lifestyle photography are indicative only. E724/05CA/0519

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P O P L A RP O P L A RW H I T E C H A P E LW H I T E C H A P E LS H E P H E R D’ SB U S H

S H E P H E R D’ SB U S H

H Y D E PA R KH Y D E PA R K

R I C H M O N D PA R KR I C H M O N D PA R K

G R E E N PA R KG R E E N PA R KH O L L A N D PA R K

H O L L A N D PA R K

B R E N T F O R DB R E N T F O R D




O LY M P I C PA R K


O LY M P I C PA R K

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