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A Prestigious New Collection of 2 Bedroom Apartments BARTON DRIVE - KNOWLE - SOLIHULL - WEST MIDLANDS - B93 0PE T: 01564 330 382 A development by A PRESTIGIOUS NEW COLLECTION OF 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS AND 2, 3 & 4 BEDROOM HOMES PLEASINGLY POSITIONED ON THE LEAFY OUTSKIRTS OF SOUGHT-AFTER KNOWLE WWW.TAYLORWIMPEY.CO.UK WELCOME TO MIDDLEFIELD SPRING A PRESTIGIOUS NEW COLLECTION OF 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS AND 2, 3 & 4 BEDROOM HOMES PLEASINGLY POSITIONED ON THE LEAFY OUTSKIRTS OF SOUGHT-AFTER KNOWLE This computer generated image is for illustrative purposes only. Its purpose is to give a feel for the development, not an accurate description of each property. Please enquire for further details. LIFESTYLE WELCOME TO A HOME From the day you move in, you'll home cosy and warm and effortlessly love the fact that everything in your help you save energy and money. WHERE ALL THE new home is clean and untouched. Just before you move in, we'll explain FIXTURES AND FITTINGS Your new home will be decorated in how your new home works from top neutral colours, so you'll get a blank to bottom. And once you've moved in, ARE BRAND NEW AND canvas to stamp your own style and our team will visit you a couple more UNUSED. WHERE YOU personality on from day one. times to check how you're settling in and help out with any issues you WON'T NEED TO WORRY If you've reserved early enough in may have. And all our new homes ABOUT DIY AND HOME the build process, you'll get to choose come with a two year Taylor Wimpey from a range of brand new carpets, warranty and a 10 year NHBC IMPROVEMENTS, SO YOU fixtures and fittings that will be warranty, giving you absolute peace CAN SPEND MORE TIME installed in your new home before of mind right from day one. you move in. Which means as soon as WITH YOUR FAMILY you unpack you can start using your The moment you enter a Taylor AND FRIENDS DOING ALL dream kitchen or bathroom. Wimpey home you'll see that we design and build our homes and THE THINGS YOU And while it's these finishing touches communities around you. But we REALLY ENJOY. that make a house a home, you can build more than just new homes also be sure that we've constructed – last year we helped to create and your home to energy efficient, maintain over 15,000 jobs in the modern building standards, UK and through our planning so you can enjoy living in a safe and obligations we contributed over secure environment. £227million to our local communities. This included providing new roads We use traditional construction and improved public transport, techniques incorporating schools, nurseries, health centres and modern materials in our homes. shops. Which means you can trust us Environmentally friendly features to not only build stylish homes but like efficient heating systems, double to invest in the things that make you glazed windows, high levels of wall and your family happy. and loft insulation and well-designed ventilation systems will keep your Images include optional upgrades at additional cost. LOCATION SITUATED IN A SECLUDED Warwickshire's attractive rural Middlefield Spring is very well placed landscapes are on the doorstep and for seeing all that Warwickshire and SPOT OFF BARTON ROAD, the peaceful towpaths of the Grand the West Midlands have to offer. MIDDLEFIELD SPRING IS Union Canal are only a mile away, Homebuyers at this exclusive new while the lush open spaces of Knowle development can therefore look NESTLED ON THE EDGE Park and Dorridge Wood are also forward to enjoying the very best of OF AN ESTABLISHED within walking distance, meaning village life whilst still being within residents can truly make the most of easy reach of some of the region's RESIDENTIAL AREA this historic county's beautiful green most prized attractions and sights. IN THE HIGHLY- surroundings. REGARDED VILLAGE OF The development is well located for KNOWLE, CLOSE TO THE commuters, with Dorridge railway station under a mile away for regular NEIGHBOURING VILLAGE direct services to Birmingham Moor OF DORRIDGE – MAKING Street and Snow Hill in around 20 to 25 minutes, as well as to London IT A LOCATION THAT Marylebone in about 1 hour 40 REALLY IS HARD TO BEAT. minutes. Road links are also good thanks to the close proximity of the M42, the M40 and the A34 for Birmingham city centre, while the NEC and Birmingham Airport are both around seven miles away. With such fantastic connections to the surrounding towns and cities, SPORTS AND FACILITIES IF YOU GET YOUR KICKS Keen cricketers will appreciate that Or perhaps the first-rate horseriding Knowle Village Cricket Club boasts facilities at Solihull Riding Club FROM KEEPING FIT three Saturday teams, a Sunday side, a will have you jumping for joy? With YOU'LL LOVE LIVING AT midweek social team and four junior 220 acres of cross-country grounds, sides, while Knowle and Dorridge this esteemed club holds several MIDDLEFIELD SPRING, Cricket Club is one of the foremost tournaments throughout the year, THANKS TO THE WIDE- clubs in the Midlands, with five teams including the British Eventing Horse and a strong junior section. Trials. Open to all abilities, Solihull RANGING SELECTION Riding Club has one of the biggest OF SPORTS FACILITIES For football fans, Knowle FC has indoor riding arenas in the country, senior teams for men and women with premier facilities and a highly- WITHIN EASY REACH. plus teams for boys and girls aged experienced team. seven upwards. Gym-goers and swimmers don't Knowle and Dorridge Tennis, Squash have to look far either. The Tudor and Racquetball Club is another Grange Leisure Centre – with its popular choice with sports fans 25m swimming pool, learner pool, thanks to its eight tennis courts – diving pool and fitness suite – is just including four Astroturf and four over three miles away, while there clay – and two squash courts. are two David Lloyd leisure clubs in Solihull, both offering state-of-the-art Golfers in Knowle are spoilt for gym and swimming facilities. David choice with numerous prestigious Lloyd Solihull Cranmore has also courses nearby. The exclusive Copt recently undergone a £1.4 million Heath Golf Club in Solihull is one refurbishment, including new of the leading clubs in the region, racket facilities. while the stunning West Midlands Golf Club, also in Solihull, has been And not forgetting that the designed to complement the rolling development's position in the parkland landscape in which it lies. heart of Warwickshire's countryside Barston Lakes Fishery is located at means there are footpaths and the West Midlands Golf Club too, cycle routes aplenty. with beautiful lakes for fishing. SHOPPING AND LEISURE KNOWLE HAS Middlefield Spring lies within easy Anyone looking to try something a reach of Knowle's charming high little different should pop along to EVERYTHING NEEDED street where you'll find a wonderful the farmers' market on Solihull High FOR CONVENIENT DAY- selection of independent boutiques, Street, held on the first Friday of popular restaurants, traditional each month to celebrate the organic TO-DAY LIVING THANKS pubs, modern bars and coffee shops and locally-grown food in the area – TO ITS VARIED CHOICE alongside a high-quality butcher, from meats, fruits and vegetables to a delicatessen and a good range of free range eggs, homemade breads, OF SHOPS AND SERVICES local shops. regional wines and much more. IN THE VILLAGE, WHILE Bustling Solihull, meanwhile, is For those who really want to make a FOR EVERYTHING less than four miles from home day of it and indulge in the ultimate ELSE, SOLIHULL AND for a wider choice of shopping, retail therapy, Birmingham – home entertainment and leisure to the world-class Bullring Shopping BIRMINGHAM ARE ONLY opportunities, including John Lewis Centre with over 160 shops under A SHORT DRIVE AWAY. and many other big name stores its roof, including near enough all at Touchwood, one of the region's of the high street names you can premier retail destinations. think of, as well as the magnificent Selfridges – is only a short drive or The town also has a number of train journey away. supermarkets to choose from, including a Sainsbury's, Morrisons and Waitrose – so residents have the option of deciding which suits them best for their weekly 'big shop'. CONVENIENT VILLAGE LIFE HOMEBUYERS AT Knowle is a charming place to atmosphere and excellent fresh call home for people looking for a seafood. MIDDLEFIELD SPRING laidback lifestyle in a peaceful yet CAN LOOK FORWARD well-connected location. Popular local pubs include The Black Boy and The King's Arms – both TO ENJOYING RURAL Those who work further afield can overlooking the Grand Union canal, COUNTRY LIVING rest assured that the quick and easy ideal for alfresco dining during the transport links surrounding the warmer months – plus The Red Lion, WHILST STILL BEING village – including train services a traditional inn known for its hearty WITHIN EASY REACH OF from Birmingham to Dorridge in less food, cask ales and weekly quiz! than 25 minutes – mean they can be BUSTLING TOWNS AND back at their relaxing country retreat Cultural souls can indulge in a CITIES – MEANING THEY before they know it! variety of entertainment at the fabulous Core Theatre in the heart BENEFIT FROM THE VERY Knowle is a friendly place with social of Solihull – a thriving multi-purpose BEST OF BOTH WORLDS. events throughout the calendar year, arts venue which hosts a wonderful including the well-renowned Knowle mix of events from music and drama Fun Run – one of Solihull's best to comedy and dance.
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