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The-Meadows-Design-1-10.Pdf 2 RELAX they’re Chestnut Homes From the moment you step inside one of our homes, you’ll discover superb modern living which has been designed, crafted and built to high standards. Having developed across Lincolnshire for the past 30 years, we enjoy an enviable reputation for not only building homes of superior quality but also creating attractive well-planned developments where new communities grow and flourish. Basically we build lovely homes in great settings. The same care and attention is given to all the new homes across our stunning range. So whether you are taking your first steps onto the housing ladder, securing a home for your growing family, or looking to downsize we have a new home for you. We are very proud to be building in the beautiful village of Dunholme for the first time, having completed “The Grange’ in the neighbouring village of Scothern. The Grange is now complete and has turned into a thriving little community on the edge of this attractive village. There are excellent local schools, community events and great sports facilities all within walking distance of The Meadows, with a much greater range of shops, entertainment and sporting facilities in the stunning Cathedral City of Lincoln. So relax they’re Chestnut Homes! We love building our new homes, and we hope you will love living in one. 3 4 WELCOME The Meadows Dunholme Set in an idyllic location approximately five miles north-east of the wonderful Cathedral city of Lincoln, lies the sought after village of Dunholme. Our Homes We are delighted to present a collection of stunning new homes on the first phase at The Meadows. Each house has been carefully designed, boasting traditional architecture and thoughtfully- planned internal layouts for modern living. Community With a wide range of activities and facilities for you to get involved in, whether that be through the schools, church or sporting events at the Village Hall you’ll feel part of the community in no time. Environment Along with existing trees and hedgerows we will be creating large areas of green open space, which will be linked by attractive swales. The swales not only look great and add to the rural character of the development, but are also a key part of the sustainable drainage system where rainwater is cleaned as it moves though the site – so water leaving The Meadows is cleaner than the rainwater falling on it – how cool is that! 5 GREAT 6 Hull 45 miles Scunthorpe 25 miles Gainsborough 18 miles LOCATION Lincoln Whether you need to travel for business or pleasure, 5 miles Dunholme is well connected. Located within the district of West Lindsey, and situated approximately 5 miles Newark north of Lincoln, Dunholme lies between the key 24 miles arterial routes of both the A46 heading towards Market Nottingham Rasen, the A15 heading towards Scunthorpe and the 44 miles A158 heading towards the Lincolnshire coast. This East Midlands Airport makes Dunholme an ideal location for commuters 56 miles travelling to either the North or South of the county. There are regular bus services throughout the day to the surrounding villages, Waitrose supermarket and Lincoln City Centre. 7 LEARNING 8 NURSERIES PRIMARY SCHOOLS FURTHER EDUCATION Dunholme Pre-School Dunholme St Chad’s Church of England Lincoln College Ryland Rd, Dunholme, Lincoln, Primary School Monks Rd, Lincoln LN2 3NE Ryland Rd, Dunholme, Lincoln, LN2 5HQ www.dunholmeps.co.uk LN2 3NE www.lincolncollege.ac.uk (1 mile) www.dunholme.lincs.sch.uk (6 miles) (1 mile) Welton Pre-School, Bishop Grosseteste University William Farr Secondary School, Welton St Mary’s Church of England Longdales Road, Lincoln, Lincolnshire Lincoln Road, Welton, Lincoln, Primary School LN1 3DY LN2 3JB School Dr, Welton, Lincoln www.bishopg.ac.uk www.facebook.com/weltonpreschool LN2 3LA (6 miles) (2 miles) www.weltonstmarysacademy.co.uk (2 miles) University of Lincoln Brayford Pool, Lincoln LN6 7TS www.lincoln.ac.uk SECONDARY SCHOOLS (7 miles) William Farr Church of England Comprehensive School Lincoln Road, Welton, Lincoln, Lincolnshire LN2 3JB www.williamfarr.lincs.sch.uk (2 miles) 9 THE DE VEL OPMEN T Discover your dream home The Lulworth 2 bedroom home The Elms 4 bedroom home Page 12, plots 22, 24 Page 22, plots 21, 26 The Nook 2 bedroom hom e The Pheas antry 4 bedro om home Page 13, plots 12, 12a, 14, 33, 34 Page 23, plots 25, 31, 35 The Frank lin 3 bedroom home The Amberfield 4 bedro om home Page 14, plots 3, 1 0, 16 Page 24, plot 36 The Ledbury 3 bedroom home The Appleyard 4 bedro om home Page 15, plots 5, 11, 15, 17 Page 25, plot 1 The Lodge 3 bedroom hom e The Orpington 4 bedro om home Page 16, plots 32 ,37 Page 26, plots 6, 28 The Henle y 3 bedroom ho me Arundel House 4 bedroom home Page 17, plots 2, 4, 19 Page 27, plot 7 The Grayling 3 bedroom home Croft House 5 bedroom ho me Page 18, plot 20 Page 28, plots 27 The Rest 3 bedroom hom e The Farnham 5 bedro om home Page 19, plots 9, 1 8, 29, 30 Page 29, plot 8 Affordable Homes Show homes S 10 11 The Lulworth Plots 22, 24 A lovely 2 bedroom home with a car port, your perfect starter home! GROUND FLOOR Lounge 4.739m (max) x 3.535m 15’6” (max) x 11’7” Kitchen 3.535m (max) x 3.160m (max) 11’7” (max) x 10’4” (max) Cloakroom 1.600m x 0.873m 5’2” x 2’10” FIRST FLOOR Bedroom 1 3.535m x 2.821m (max) 11’7” x 9’3” (max) Bedroom 2 3.535m x 2.237m (max) 11’7” x 7’4” (max) Bathroom 2.748m x 1.525m 9’0” x 5’0” Bedro om 1 Lounge Din ing Cpd Bath Landing Clks Kitchen Bedro om 2 GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR Please note, floorplans and dimensions are taken from architectural drawings and are for guidance only. Dimensions stated are within a tolerance of plus or minus 50mm. Overall dimensions 12 are usually stated and there may be projections into these. Computer generated images not to scale. Finishes and materials may vary from those shown and landscaping is illustrative only. Type 103v2 The Nook Plots 12, 12a, 14, 33, 34 A charming 2 bedroom home with a single garage or driveway, a great home for your first step on the housing ladder. GROUND FLOOR Kitchen 2.630m (max) x 4.517m (max) 8’7” (max) x 14’9” (max) Lounge/Dining 4.542m (max) x 3.958m (max) 14’10” (max) x 12’11” (max) Cloakroom 0.950m x 1.780m 3’1” x 5’10” FIRST FLOOR Bedroom 1 3.799m (max) x 3.191m (max) 12’5” (max) x 10’5” (max) Bedroom 2 3.397m (max) x 2.489m (max) 11’1” (max) x 8’1” (max) Bathroom 1.960m x 1.700m 6’5” x 5’6” Bedro om 1 Din ing W L Lounge Cpd C C Clks Landing Kitchen Bedro om 2 Bath GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR Please note, floorplans and dimensions are taken from architectural drawings and are for guidance only. Dimensions stated are within a tolerance of plus or minus 50mm. Overall dimensions Type 104v1 are usually stated and there may be projections into these. Computer generated images not to scale. Finishes and materials may vary from those shown and landscaping is illustrative only. 13 The Franklin Plots 3, 10, 16 A superb 3 bedroom semi-detached home with ensuite to master bedroom, a great first family home! GROUND FLOOR Lounge/Dining 5.166m (max) x 4.037m 16’11” (max) x 13’3” Kitchen 4.128m x 3.300m 13’7” x 10’10” Cloakroom 1.495m x 0.945m 4’11” x 3’1” FIRST FLOOR Bedroom 1 3.172m x 3.092m 10’5” x 10’1” Ensuite 3.092m x 0.900m 10’1” x 2’11” Bedroom 2 3.092m x 3.172m 10’1” x 10’4” Bedroom 3 2.110m x 1.981m 6’11” x 6’6” Bathroom 2.162m (max) x 1.981m (max) 7’1” (max) x 6’6” (max) Bedro om 1 Bedro om 3 L Lounge Din ing Landing Cpd Ensuite Cpd Kitchen C Clks Bath Bedro om 2 GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR Please note, floorplans and dimensions are taken from architectural drawings and are for guidance only. Dimensions stated are within a tolerance of plus or minus 50mm. Overall dimensions 14 are usually stated and there may be projections into these. Computer generated images not to scale. Finishes and materials may vary from those shown and landscaping is illustrative only. Type 105v1 The Ledbury Plots 5, 11, 15, 17 An elegant 3 bedroom semi-detached/detached home with a really useful utility room and French doors from the lounge offering a real link to the garden, and comes with a single garage. GROUND FLOOR Lounge 5.630m x 3.000m 18’5” x 9’10” Kitchen/Dining 5.630m x 2.730m 18’5” x 8’11” Utility 2.010m x 1.882m 6’7” x 6’2” Cloakroom 1.808m x 0.945m 5’11” x 3’1” FIRST FLOOR Bedroom 1 3.754m x 2.730m 12’3” (max) x 8’11” Ensuite 3.754m x 1.783m (max) 12’3” x 5’10” (max) Bedroom 2 3.384m x 2.900m 11’1” x 9’6” Bedroom 3 2.900m x 2.153m 9’6” x 7’0” Bathroom 2.177m (max) x 1.700m 7’1” (max) x 5’7” Bedro om 3 Landing Utility Bedro om 1 Kitchen/ C Cpd Din ing L Lounge Cpd Clks W Hall Bath Ensuite BedrBo om 2 GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR Please note, floorplans and dimensions are taken from architectural drawings and are for guidance only.
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