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Taylor Wimpey Has a Policy of Continuous Improvement and Reserves the Right to Change Specifications, Designs, Floorplans and Siteplans at Any Time CITY LIVING AT ITS BEST AT NORWICH RIVERSIDE CONTENTS 04 - City living at its best 06 - Contemporary styling designed to impress 08 - Well-connected 12 - Luxury touches that make a home even more special 13 - Specification 14 - The Sewell – 1 bedroom apartment 16 - The Nelson – 2 bedroom apartment 18 - The Car Club Please note: Information correct at time of going to print, in February 2012. Taylor Wimpey has a policy of continuous improvement and reserves the right to change specifications, designs, floorplans and siteplans at any time. Room dimensions are subject to change and should not be used when ordering floorcoverings or furnishings. Please ask the Sales Executive for up-to-date information when reserving your new home. 03 CITY LIVING AT ITS BEST NR1 is a new collection of stylish one and two bedroom apartments offering a contemporary design complemented by luxury fittings. Located approximately half a mile from Norwich railway station and one mile from the centre of Norwich, the apartments are perfectly situated for modern city living. 05 CONTEMPORARY STYLING DESIGNED TO IMPRESS The ever-growing historic city of Norwich is renowned for being When it comes to sports, health and Norwich is home to the new NR1 diverse and lively, with something country clubs you will be spoilt for development. NR1 is situated in an to suit all tastes. From traditional choice. Whether it is your weekly ideal location close to a wealth of pubs, trendy bars and all night Zumba or aerobics class, you will amenities, including the Riverside clubs, to chic cafés, award-winning not miss out on your exercise fix. Quarter and the bustling city centre. restaurants and themed eateries, there are countless opportunities to The Sports Park at the University Norwich Lanes are a vast range of enjoy a day or night out. of East Anglia offers an Olympic- independent shopping outlets from sized swimming pool and the largest For those seeking a culture-rich fashion boutiques to gift shops. The climbing wall in Norfolk, as well as experience, the beautiful Norwich famous Norwich market provides a comprehensive timetable of gym Cathedral and Castle provide an eclectic range of stalls, selling classes and specialist equipment – excellent days out, whilst the items including beautiful handmade guaranteeing you will find what you are Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts is jewellery, haberdashery, traditional looking for. Football fans will also cheer located at the University of East local produce, as well as clothing at the proximity of NR1 to Carrow Anglia. Surrounded by unspoilt and homeware. The introduction countryside, the beautiful Norfolk Road, the home of Norwich City FC. of the Chapelfield Mall injected Broads and stunning Norfolk a renewed vigour into the already coastline can be reached within 30 Although you will be minutes from dynamic shopping experience minutes of NR1. You can escape the city centre, the hustle and bustle that Norwich offers. Whether it the city and try your hand at sailing, of the high street is long forgotten is a one-off designer piece, a high enjoy a day out at a traditional when you step into your stunning street must have, or a special gift seaside town or explore nature new apartment and enjoy the that you desire, Norwich has the reserves and woods which are home breathtaking view across the south answer to all your shopping needs. to an array of wildlife. of the city and the River Wensum. 06 07 River Wensum Taylor Wimpey (To the Norfolk Broads) A47 to the coast (Approximately 21 miles from NR1) Norwich City Norwich Football Club Cathedral A11 to London (Approximately 115 miles from NR1) Riverside Norwich Leisure Train Station & Nightlife 08 09 1 2 3 4 6 5 ay W ing atl W rey off Ge Norwich Train Station 0.5 miles WELL-CONNECTED Riverside Leisure Facilities 0.5 miles Norwich Cathedral 1.3 miles Castle Mall 1.4 miles The fabulous NR1 development boasts a fantastic central location whilst benefiting from Chapelfield Mall 1.8 miles breathtaking river views. With the following amenities only a stone’s throw away, you really Norwich Lanes 2.3 miles do have the best of both worlds at NR1. University of East Anglia 5.2 miles Distances calculated on AA route planner 10 11 CREDA PORCELANOSA SPECIFICATION Kitchen Heating and Create a culinary masterpiece in your electrical services contemporary designer-kitchen by Create a comfortable atmosphere all Moores. The stylish Zanussi appliances year round whilst helping to preserve the include a stainless steel oven, 4 ring environment and reduce your utility bills. ceramic hob, built-in extractor hood The latest energy-efficient heating and and space for a dishwasher and fridge lighting has been installed which includes LUXURY TOUCHES freezer. Space for a washing machine is Economy 10 electric central heating and located in the hall. hot water. Complemented by a stainless steel sink, All your home entertainment needs are THAT MAKE A HOME drainer with mixer tap, 4-spot track light catered for with ‘Sky+’ wiring and TV and and a choice of worktop with upstand, telephone points which provide hassle-free the sleek finishing touches create a telecommunications. For added peace of CREDA EVEN MORE SPECIAL stunning kitchen space for you to enjoy. mind smoke detectors are mains operated. Bathroom Internal features Your stylish new space at NR1 offers the perfect opportunity to stamp your individuality Escape to a relaxing sanctuary and The excellent internal finish features a and make it a home to suit your lifestyle. The new apartments are built to the highest forget about the pressures of the 3-point locking system front door and specification as standard with all plots offering balconies and many benefiting from day. Your luxurious Porcelanosa tiled ash internal doors with polished chrome bathroom suite incorporates the stunning river views. In addition, you can let us help you ensure that your new home is ironmongery and chrome doorstops. exclusive and eye-catching ROCA Gap All architraves, ceilings, skirting where your heart is by choosing from our fantastic range of optional extras. Please speak white steel bath and basin finished with and walls are painted in white and with a sales executive for further information and details on availability. smart chrome accessories. complemented by aluminium windows and balcony door to provide the perfect The revitalising ambience is enhanced canvas to stamp your individuality on. by a high specification which includes a shower with chrome accessories, downlighters and ceiling-mounted extractor fan. MOORES ROCA 12 13 The Sewell 1 bedroom apartment Plots 501, 504, 505, 508, 509, 512, 513, 516, 517, 520, 521, 524, 601, The Sewell 604, 605, 608, 609, 612, 613, 616, 617, 620, 621 & 624 Living/Dining/Kitchen Area Use the plot locator below to find the location of each apartment. 7.13m x 3.85m 23'4'' x 12'7'' Bedroom 1 4.37m x 3.06m 14'4'' x 10'0'' Please note *Please liaise with your Sales Executive for further details. The floor plans depict a typical layout of this house type. For exact plot specification, details of external and internal finishes, dimensions and floor plan differences consult your Sales Executive. All dimensions are + or – 50mm and floor plans are not shown to scale. 14 Apartment_Type_01_3DFP_ 15 The Nelson 2 bedroom apartment Plots 502, 503, 506, 507, 510, 511, 514, 515, 518, 519, 522, 523, The Nelson 602, 603, 606, 607, 610, 611, 614, 615, 618, 619, 622 & 623 Living/Dining/Kitchen Area Use the plot locator below to find the location of each apartment. 5.71m x 4.79m 18'8'' x 15'8'' Bedroom 1 4.47m x 3.18m 14'7'' x 10'5'' Bedroom 2 3.94m x 2.49m 12'11'' x 8'1'' Please note *Please liaise with your Sales Executive for further details. The floor plans depict a typical layout of this house type. For exact plot specification, details of external and internal finishes, dimensions and floor plan differences consult your Sales Executive. All dimensions are + or – 50mm and floor plans are not shown to scale. 16 Apartment_Type_02_3DFP_ 17 HOW DOES THE CAR CLUB WORK? The Car Club enables members to experience all the benefits of owning a car without the hassle or expense. No paying What’s included in your membership? How much does it cost? for MOT’s, repair bills or car tax – even the price of your insurance is included. The Car Club’s new Volkswagen cars are • Insurance (for business use) At the point of reservation, Taylor Wimpey available 24/7 for you to rent by the hour, day or week. Book any car in the fleet online or by phone, and use your will pay your membership fee for one year. smartcard to collect and return the car. • MOT and repairs Hourly rate £4.25 • Road Tax Choose a location Day rate £36.00 • Full breakdown cover Taylor Wimpey will provide a car on site at NR1 for use by residents. Norfolk Car Club is operated by Commonwheels – Mileage charge 19p per mile • Regular maintenance and servicing a UK-wide car club provider. As a member you will also be able to use their Car Club in other cities across the UK, which gives you even more travel choices. • Cleaning • 7 day a week helpline support There are 4 easy steps… 1 2 3 4 Taylor Wimpey will pay Make your booking Swipe your card Pay as you go! for you to become a Member! Book a car online or Unlock the car at NR1 Use the car like by phone using your smartcard it’s your own! All charges include fuel and maintenance – there is no need to worry about paying for petrol, as each car comes with a fuel card.
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