The Newton, London, UK | Apartments | 9 completed units beside Notting Hill in W2, 999-year leasehold

Project Name: The Newton Price: From £1,250,000 (approx. RMB 10,000,000+) Tenure: 999 years Scale: Only 7 apartments + 2 penthouse units, totaling 9 boutique residences, private gated community Products: One-bedroom, two-bedroom, penthouse duplexes; interior ceiling heights approx. 2.65–3.1 m Design: Crafted with involvement from Echlin London, retaining historic facade and British details (such as sash windows, Art Deco elements), paired with modern kitchens, stone bathrooms, underfloor heating, air conditioning, etc. Location: West London W2, Newton Road in the Westbourne Grove area, situated between Notting Hill and Hyde Park, 16–18 Newton Road, W2 5LT

Transport Information Within walking distance to three major subway stations: Notting Hill Gate (Central / Circle / District) Bayswater (Circle / District) Queensway (Central) Elizabeth Line: Nearby connection at Paddington, quickly linking to the city center and Heathrow To Bond Street: about 3 minutes To Paddington: walk or short connection To Farringdon: about 6 minutes To Liverpool Street (old financial district): about 8 minutes To Canary Wharf: about 15 minutes To Heathrow Airport: about 22 minutes Central Line station-to-station reference: Notting Hill Gate → Oxford Circus: about 6 minutes Notting Hill Gate → Bank: about 14 minutes Circle Line reference: Bayswater → High Street Kensington: about 3 minutes Bayswater → Sloane Square: about 10 minutes Bayswater → Westminster: about 14 minutes Daily travel: 3-minute level to Bond Street shopping area, 6-minute level to Oxford Street, full coverage for commuting, airport, and financial district. Education Information Early years / preparatory private schools (walking or short drive): Pembridge Hall School (top girls' preparatory school at the top of Notting Hill): about 7 minutes on foot Wetherby School (alma mater of Prince William and Prince Harry, renowned boys' preparatory school): about 9 minutes on foot Notting Hill Prep School: about 5 minutes by car Dense distribution of Montessori kindergartens in the surrounding area, as well as multiple state/private primary and secondary schools rated "Outstanding" by Ofsted, providing continuity from kindergarten to high school World-class higher education institutions (quick direct access by subway/bus): Imperial College London: about 13 minutes by subway UCL University College London: about 21 minutes by subway LSE London School of Economics, KCL King's College London: both within about 30 minutes commuting circle UAL, SOAS, University of Westminster, etc. can also be covered within 30–60 minutes circle Medical Information The Bayswater / Notting Hill area where the project is located has mature primary healthcare: Newton Medical Centre (14–18 Newton Road, W2 5LT): NHS general practice (GP) on the same road, extremely close, covering primary diagnosis and treatment, chronic disease management, children's vaccinations, travel vaccines, follow-up prescriptions, etc., with a historical CQC rating of Good Notting Hill Medical Centre / Grand Union Health Centre: other NHS GPs in the Notting Hill area, available for registration as alternatives Private GP supplement: MedicSpot, private general practice clinics, etc. nearby for on-demand services Major illness/emergency: relies on the public hospital system in west London and the city center (such as St Mary's Paddington, etc.), the specific medical radius can be verified again according to family needs Surrounding Life and Amenities Natural green spaces: Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens within walking distance; close to Diana Memorial Playground, Kensington Palace Neighborhood commercial: Westbourne Grove boutique buyer shops, independent designer stores, artisan cafes, organic food shops (such as Daylesford Organic), Michelin-recommended restaurants Cultural vibrancy: Notting Hill colorful villa district, Portobello Road antique market (busiest on Saturdays); corner bakeries such as Notting Hill Bakery High-end lifestyle: Queensway after renewal introduces Six Senses urban wellness hotel, Whiteleys redevelopment complex, new office and retail dining interfaces, overall upgrading towards a "Paris Left Bank-style boutique neighborhood" Within the community: gated privacy, some units with private courtyard/terrace/communal garden, optional secure parking (subject to separate negotiation), bicycle storage, elevator, video entry

Core Advantages of the Project 1. Scarce low-density: At the core of the boundary between W1 and W2 (W2 golden postcode), with only 9 units in the entire development. It is not a large-scale assembly-line apartment building, offering a private and exclusive community. 2. Overlay of two top-tier lifestyle districts: Within walking distance to the artistic Notting Hill neighborhood + the royal green spaces of Hyde Park/Kensington Gardens. 3. Regional regeneration dividend: Located at the core of the approximately £3 billion Queensway urban regeneration, with the historic landmark Whiteleys being redeveloped, introducing the world's first urban Six Senses hotel, and with overall upgrades to public spaces, street-facing facades, and circulation around the subway. 4. Completed/strong ownership: 999-year leasehold, completed or near-completed status, reducing delivery uncertainty. 5. Cost-effectiveness in the same area: Surrounding newly built luxury homes average approximately £2,500–3,500+ per square foot, while the project forms a value anchor through the scarcity of boutique historic architecture.