Finishes & fittings
Belgravia Ace finishes and fittings
V-ZUG kitchen appliances with Samsung fridges and a washing machine, TOTO and GROHE bathrooms, marble and Burmese teak floors, Mitsubishi Electric air-conditioning, a home lift and a Fermax smart home in every house, with interiors by Surface ID Studio.
What every house comes with
| Provision | What you get |
|---|---|
| Kitchen appliances | V-ZUG: a steam oven, a conventional oven, a gas hob and a gas hood, and an induction hob. Samsung: a side-by-side Family Hub fridge with a touchscreen, a bottom-freezer fridge and a washing machine you can run from your phone |
| Kitchens | A dry (deluxe) kitchen open to the living and dining, and an enclosed wet (oriental) kitchen; a ducted cooker hood that takes the cooking fumes outside |
| Bathrooms | TOTO: wall-hung WCs, console and wall-mounted basins, basin taps. GROHE: basin, bath and sink mixers, rain showers and shower rails, towel rails, hooks and rings, paper holders and bib taps |
| Floors | Marble in the living, dining and dry kitchen; porcelain tiles in the wet kitchen; Burmese teak in the bedrooms |
| Bedrooms | Wardrobes |
| Air-conditioning | Mitsubishi Electric, with Plasma Quad air filters on the units in the living and dining (against viruses, bacteria, mould, allergens and PM2.5) |
| Smart home | Fermax: a smart home gateway, an IP camera, a digital lockset on the main door, a smoke detector, control of the air-conditioning and the lights in the living, dining and master bedroom, and an audio-video intercom to the guardhouse |
| Home lift | A Ken-Jo residential lift for 5 people (340 kg), from the lowest level to the top |
| Car porch | Covered, with an EV charger; Type A's at ground level behind an automated sliding gate |
| Water | A water tank on the roof with booster pumps for the bathrooms; mains water to the kitchen and the powder room; electric water heaters; gas by cylinder |
| Windows | Tinted, single-glazed, low-emissivity glass, with fewer windows on the end walls to keep out the sun's heat |
| Small touches | A built-in shoe cabinet with its own exhaust vent; a power point in the floor under the dining table that pulls up to the table top as a work station; a furniture loft of about 5 sqm above the kitchen |
From the developer's fact sheet and FAQ, and its slides in PropNex's project briefing. Brands, models and finishes are subject to the architect's selection and to change by the developer.
Space and light
- A 6 m wide living room, with large glass façades, and a ceiling of up to 4.58 m over the living and dining
- Bedrooms 2.9 m high (2.4 m in their lower parts), and the master and junior master bedrooms each with its own bathroom
- Facing north or south: the bedrooms, family room and living room are turned away from the west sun, with gaps of at least 3 m between the semi-detached pairs to let the wind through
- A private enclosed space (PES) beside or in front of the house, and a roof terrace (an attic terrace in Type A)
Each type's full ceiling schedule and room sizes: Type A, Type B, Type C.
Built to use less
By the developer: low-emissivity glazing and window-to-wall ratios chosen to keep out heat, water-efficient fittings and the most energy-efficient air-conditioners and appliances, eco-friendly cement and low-VOC paints, adhesives and sealants, energy-efficient lighting in the common areas and recycling points around the estate.
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