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FULWOOD, LANCASHIRE 3 A collection of exclusive 4 & 5-bedroom detached homes ROSEWOOD MANOR 5 ROSEWOOD MANOR 7 WELCOME TO ROSEWOOD MANOR A beautiful new development in Fulwood, Preston, comprised of 4 and 5-bedroom high-quality homes that encapsulate modern features for day-to-day life, juxtaposed by luxury high-specification designs to impress. These prestigious homes have been specifically designed to be the perfect home for families, professionals and those looking for that bit more space. Created with you in mind, each housetype is built to meet your every need now and for years to come. Rosewood Manor is nestled in the thriving town of Fulwood, Preston, where your prestigious new address means you’re just a short walk away from everything Fulwood has to offer. Images are indicative only. ROSEWOOD MANOR 9 PROVIDING THE FOUNDATIONS FOR LIFE Rosewood Manor has been designed with you and your needs at the forefront. Using the latest building techniques and highest quality materials, this stunning development offers a mix of housetypes handcrafted to suit every lifestyle. These generous family homes welcome you with spacious layouts and eye-catching designs built to a high-quality specification, with outdoor areas ideal for every lifestyle. Energy efficient materials and technology are incorporated to each home as standard, reducing your impact on the environment and keeping running costs low. In addition to Reid Homes’ rigorous quality control processes, your beautiful new home at Rosewood Manor is also covered by a 10-year NHBC warranty for complete peace of mind and reassurance. ROSEWOOD MANOR 11 Avenham and Miller Park, Preston Harris Museum and Art Gallery ON YOUR DOORSTEP This charming selection of exceptional quality new homes is nestled within bustling surroundings, just a few minutes away from the shops, restaurants and schools Fulwood and Preston have to offer. Rosewood Manor presents its residents with every amenity needed within a 2km radius; from excellent education opportunities, to health and fitness facilities; popular superstores, to well-known and independent cafes and restaurants. Fulwood is the ideal town to have on your doorstep, boasting a plethora of things to do and see, all for you to explore and enjoy knowing you’re just a short walk away from your beautiful home. Why not take a trip to the Bird of Prey Sanctuary for an interesting day out, or explore one of the many beautiful landmarks that offer picturesque walks such as Savick Brook and Preston Junction Nature Reserve. Just a 20-minute drive from the outskirts of Fulwood is the impressive Forest of Bowland, this area of natural beauty presents a wealth of walks and activities to enjoy all-year round. Fishergate, Preston Brockholes Nature Reserve, Preston ROSEWOOD MANOR 13 LOCAL AMENITIES 1. North Preston Medical Practice 1.5 miles 2. Booths Supermarket 1.2 miles 3. Sharoe Green Dental Practice 1.2 miles 4. Royal Preston Hospital 1.4 miles 5. Preston City Centre 4.8 miles EDUCATION 6. Kids Planet 1 mile 7. St Peters Church of England 0.9 miles EVERY AMENITY 8. Fulwood Academy 2 miles 9. Preston College 1.3 miles 10. University of Central Lancashire 3.5 miles YOU NEED Fulwood isn’t short of excellent places to eat and drink, having a thriving mix of well-known and independent restaurants, as well as artisan and up-market food shops, such as Booths. The surrounding area of the development caters to all lifestyles, with multiple sports and gym facilities just a short-walk away from your beautiful home, such as Fulwood Cricket Club and Leisure Centre. Fulwood also presents a wealth of medical and health facilities, such as Doctors surgeries, in close proximity to Rosewood Manor. Royal Preston Hospital is just an 8-minute drive away. The city of Preston further boasts a wealth of leisure amenities all on your doorstep; from excellent shopping facilities with some of the UK’s most loved high street shops, to a modern cinema and crazy golf for a different day out. Families are well-catered for with a number of excellent Primary Schools and feeder High Schools in the surrounding area of Rosewood Manor. For higher education opportunities, Preston has a range of Colleges and Sixth Forms within the city, as well as the University of Central Lancashire (UCLAN). DIRECTIONS Exit the M6 at junction 32 (from North or South) and follow signs for Garstang Road / A6. At the roundabout, take the first exit and turn left immediately onto Eastway. Take the third exit at the roundabout and carry on straight, then at the next roundabout take the second exit. At the next roundabout take the first exit and then carry on for 500 metres and you will find Rosewood Manor on your right. ROSEWOOD MANOR 15 Lancaster 15 minutes KEEPING YOU WELL CONNECTED Fulwood is ideally located just a 15-minute drive to ROSEWOOD MANOR Preston Train Station, from which you can reach further major cities, ideal for commuters. Train travel Preston Train Station directly to London in 2 hours 11 minutes, Birmingham 15 mins in 1 hour 45 minutes and Manchester in 52 minutes. By road, Rosewood Manor is located just 15 minutes from Preston city centre, with the main road providing access to the M55 & M6, Liverpool Manchester making it the perfect place for commuters to call home. 50 mins 50 mins For international travel, Manchester Airport can be reached directly from Rosewood Manor in 50 minutes, and Liverpool John Lennon Airport in under an hour, with connections to airports in the UK, across Europe and beyond. Birmingham 1 hour 45 mins London 2 hour 11 mins Train times taken from trainline.com ROSEWOOD MANOR 17 15 23 16 17 18 1 14 5 Bed 5 5 Bed 5 Type D2 Type Type F Type 19 Development Plan 2 13 20 5 Bed 5 Type B1 Type G Bed 5 3 Type D1 Type 4 Bed E2 Type 12 22 4 TypeType B1B1 TypeType GG TypeType B1B1 TheTypeType Orchard GG The Astley 11 21 5 Bed 5 44 BedBed Bed 4 Type B2 Bed 5 4 Bed E1 Type 4 Bed Type E1 Bed 5 Type B2 Type 4 Bed D2 Type 4-bedroom Home 5 Bed 5-bedroomF Type Home Plots 13, 19 & 20 Plots 3, 8, 14 & 22 5 10 9 TypeType B2B2 The Pendle The Waverley TypeType E1E1 Bed 5 TypeType B2B2 Bed 5 44 BedBed TypeType55 BedBed E1E1Type D1 Type E2 Bed 4 Type D1 Type 44 BedBed 55 BedBed E2 Type 6 Type G Type 4-bedroom5 Bed Home 5 Bed 5-bedroom Home B1 Type 8 Plots 1, 6, 10, 16 Plots 2, 7, 9 & 21 TypeType D1D1 TheTypeType BroughtonE2E2 The Jubilee Type F Bed 5 TypeType D1D1 TypeType55 BedBed E2E2Type D2 Bed 4 55 BedBed 5 Bed E1 Type 55 BedBed B2 Type 7 55 BedBed 5-bedroom5 Bed Home 5-bedroom Home Plots 12 & 18 Plots 4 & 5 ROSEWOOD TypeType FF TypeType D2D2 Type F GARDEN Type D2 TheType55 BedBed Haighton FType B1 Type G Rosewood House Type55 BedBed D2 5 Bed 5 Bed Bed 4 55 BedBed 4 Bed Type G Type 5-bedroom Home 5-bedroom Home B1 Type Plots 11, 15 & 17 Plots 23 Type B2 Type E1 4 Bed 5 Bed Type D1 Type E2 5 Bed 5 Bed Type F Type D2 5 Bed 5 Bed ROSEWOOD MANOR 19 THE ORCHARD GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR A PERFECT FOUR-BEDROOM HOME OF TRUE DISTINCTION 1350 1350 KITCHEN/ 1350 1350 FAMILY BEDROOM 2 DINING BATHROOM BEDROOM 3 EN SUITE UTILITY 1800 1800 ST 2386,83 2386,83 897 W D ST LANDING ST 897 W.C. DRESSING DRESSING EN SUITE ROOM ROOM HALL GARAGE/ 2386,83 2386,83 UTILITY LOUNGE 1350 1350 BEDROOM 4 3253 3253 MASTER1500 1500 BEDROOM LOUNGE 4500mm x 5095mm 14'9" x 16'9" MASTER BEDROOM 4990mm x 3183mm 16'4" x 10'5" Little luxuries can make A spacious kitchen/dining and family area, with utility and storage area, ensures KITCHEN/DINING AREA 5800mm x 3700mm 19'0" x 12'2" BEDROOM 2 3800mm x 4000mm 12'6" x 13'1" there’s plenty of room for everyone. A separate lounge provides the perfect sanctuary FAMILY 3200mm x 4150mm 10'6" x 13'7" BEDROOM 3 3000mm x 5080mm 9'10" x 16'8" modern family life easier and and ideal place to relax and unwind. UTILITY 4500mm x 1550mm 14'9" x 5'1" BEDROOM 4 2900mm x 5370mm 9'6" x 17'7" The Orchard has them all. The master bedroom has its own private dressing room and is one of two en suite W.C. 850mm x 1860mm 2'9" x 6'1" BATHROOM 1930mm x 3440mm 6'4" x 11'3" bedrooms. An integral garage completes The Orchard’s long list of desirable features. GARAGE/UTILITY 2900mm x 6300mm 9'6" x 20'8" ST Storage W D Space for Washer and Dryer ROSEWOOD MANOR 21 THE PENDLE GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR SPACE FOR EVERYONE IN THIS STYLISH FOUR-BEDROOM HOME 1350 1350 1350 KITCHEN/ 1350 FAMILY DINING BEDROOM 2 BATHROOM BEDROOM 3 EN SUITE 1800 UTILITY 1800 ST 2386,83 2386,83 897 W D ST ST 897 W.C. LANDING DRESSING DRESSING EN SUITE ROOM ROOM 2386,83 2386,83 HALL GARAGE/ UTILITY LOUNGE 1350 1350 3253 BEDROOM 4 3253 1500 1500 MASTER BEDROOM LOUNGE 3800mm x 6300mm 12'6" x 20'8" MASTER BEDROOM 4990mm x 3183mm 16'4" x 10'5" Family space forms the A welcoming hallway leads you through to an open-plan kitchen/dining/family KITCHEN/DINING AREA 5800mm x 3700mm 19'0" x 12'2" BEDROOM 2 3800mm x 4000mm 12'6" x 13'1" room, where bi folding doors look out onto the garden.
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