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CAMPBELL CLOSE HOOKWOOD a Development Of CAMPBELL CLOSE HOOKWOOD A development of SIX FAMILY HOMES CAMPBELL CLOSE Chartwell Land and New Homes are proud to introduce this exciting new development named after Sir Malcolm Campbell the 1931 land speed record holder who lived at nearby Povey Cross House during the 1930s. Proposed Street Scene REIGATE TOWN HORLEY TOWN CENTRE CENTRE OFFERING A VERSATILE LIFESTYLE Life around HookwoodLife CHARLWOOD PRIMARY SCHOOL Hookwood, a small enclave of family array of entertainment, whilst Campbell Close homes is situated a few miles to the Reigate’s bustling town centre has south of Horley, a busy town half an impressive range of shops and LOWFIELD HEATH WINDMILL way between Brighton and London services, offering the ultimate in retail London Bridge & making it the perfect location for both therapy, up-market boutiques and commuters and travellers. It’s easy independent restaurants and eateries. London Victoria access to Gatwick airport and direct only 30 minutes train lines to London offer a versatile Hookwood is also surrounded by a direct from Hookwood lifestyle. fantastic selection of countryside including Glovers Wood which is Gatwick. GLOVERS WOOD is perfectly Hookwood has very close located on the fringe of Charlwood. located for associations with the historic village It is one of the largest areas of of Charlwood being within the same woodland in the Surrey Weald. On Parish. Here you will find a vibrant the edge of Glovers is the Lowfield CHARLWOOD commuters & local community, revolving around Heath Windmill which was relocated families. the local primary school, the country with the expansion of Gatwick. pub The Half Moon and the Norman Within walking distance from the Church of St Nicholas. development is the Gatwick Nature Reserve which is a mixture of reed The neighbouring towns of beds and woodland, sightings of Redhill and Reigate offer a more kingfishers and other rare wildlife are cosmopolitan lifestyle, from often spotted here. theatres and cinemas to bars and restaurants. The Harlequin theatre and cinema in Redhill offers an DEVELOPMENT LAYOUT HORLEY & GATWICK REIGATEA217 PLOT 4 PLOT 5 PLOT 6 Site Layout PLOT 3 PLOT 2 Campbell Close PLOT 1 CHARLWOOD Superior Specification provided by Chartwell ATTENTION TO DETAIL Kitchen Internal Fixtures and Fittings • Bespoke designer kitchen • Contemporary painted doors • Induction hob or gas option • Modern skirting and architraves • Stainless steel built in extractor • Satin chrome door furniture hood • Cornice to all rooms except • Combination oven bathroom / ensuite / kitchen • Single oven • Fitted wardrobes to master • Integrated dishwasher bedroom • Integrated washer/dryer • PVCu double glazing featuring multipoint locking systems • Stainless steel sink to Detail Attention • Quooker mixer hot tap • Hard flooring to hallway, kitchen and living areas and WC • High-quality appliances • Carpet to bedrooms, stairs and • Quartz composite stone worktop landing with upstands • Glass splashback External Features Family Bathrooms and Ensuites • Multipoint locking system to front doors • Contemporary white sanitaryware • Large bi-folding patio doors • Wall hung vanity units with storage CAMPBELL CLOSE • Decorative porch and patio lights under • Electric garage doors (excluding • Fitted mirrors plots 5 & 6) • Chrome brassware and • Block paving to driveways thermostatic showers • Manor Stone paving slabs to patios • Ceramic floor and wall tiles • Landscaped front gardens • Fully tiled shower, half height to other walls • Turfed rear gardens • Heated towel rails • External tap to rear Heating and Electrical • External power socket to rear • Underfloor heating to ground floors • Radiators to first and second floors Additional Information • PV electric solarpanels Colour and product options are available to off-plan purchasers depending upon • Sealed/pressurised water cylinder the stage of construction. (not plot 6) • Gas boiler (Combi boiler to Plot 6) • LED recessed downlights to Disclosure: These particulars are intended as kitchens and bathrooms a guide only and must not be relied upon as a statement of fact. They do not form the basis of • Pendant lighting to living rooms a contract or any part thereof. The descriptions, and bedrooms distances and other information are believed to • Mains operated smoke detectors be correct, but their accuracy is not guaranteed. Any intending purchaser must therefore satisfy • Brushed chrome switches and themselves by inspection or otherwise as to sockets their correctness. We reserve the right to alter the specification without notice and substitute • BT, Freeview and Virgin Media materials, equipment or fittings or similar quality. • Wired data network Campbell Close comes with a 10 year • Fitted burglar alarm system LABC Warranty Scheme guarantee. Pictures from recent Chartwell developments PLOT 1 PLOT 2 DIMENSIONS DIMENSIONS LIVING/DINING ROOM LIVING ROOM 19’5 x 18’6* 5.93m x 5.65m* 19’5* x 10’6 5.93m* x 3.20m KITCHEN DINING AREA 11’6 x 10’3 3.50m x 3.13m 13’6 x 10’3 4.11m x 3.12m MASTER BEDROOM KITCHEN AREA 15’0* x 11’7” 4.58m* x 3.52m 15’2 x 10’3 4.62m x 3.12m BEDROOM 2 MASTER BEDROOM 13’8* x 9’10 4.17m* x 3.00m 13’11* x 12’12* 4.24m* x 3.96m* BEDROOM 3 BEDROOM 2 10’5 x 10’4* 3.17m x 3.15m* 10’7* x 10’4 3.23m* x 3.15m BEDROOM 4 BEDROOM 3 10’4* x 7’10 3.15m* x 2.39m 10’7 x 8’9 3.23m x 2.66m *Measurements to the maximum *Measurements to the maximum Garage Family W W Bathroom Bedroom 3 Kitchen Living / Dining Room Garage Bedroom 2 Cpd Ensuite Bedroom 4 Bedroom 3 Cpd Cpd W HW Living Room Kitchen Master W Dining Bedroom 2 Bedroom WC WC Family Bathroom Master Ensuite Bedroom PLOT 3 PLOT 4 DIMENSIONS DIMENSIONS LIVING ROOM 21’11* x 10’4 6.67m* x 3.14m LIVING ROOM 19’5* x 10’6 5.93m* x 3.20m DINING AREA 10’3 x 9’7 3.13m x 2.93m DINING AREA 13’5 x 10’3 4.10m x 3.12m KITCHEN 10’7 x 10’3 3.23m x 3.11m KITCHEN AREA 15’2 x 10’3 4.62m x 3.12m SUNROOM 10’3 x 6’3 3.12m x 1.90m MASTER BEDROOM 10’10* x 10’4 3.30*m x 3.15*m MASTER BEDROOM 11’7 x 10’2* 3.23m x 3.11*m BEDROOM 2 10’7* x 9’11 3.23*m x 3.02m BEDROOM 2 10’11 x 10’8 3.33m x 3.26m BEDROOM 3 BEDROOM 3 10’7 x 9’2 3.23m x 2.80m 10’8 x 8’6 3.26m x 2.60m BEDROOM 4 8’10 x 6’12 2.70m x 2.13m *Measurements to the maximum *Measurements to the maximum Garage Sunroom Kitchen Bedroom 4 Family Family W Kitchen Dining Bathroom Bedroom 3 Bathroom Cpd Bedroom 2 Ensuite Ensuite Cpd Living Living Utility Cpd Cpd Dining Bedroom 2 WC Master W W W Master Bedroom Bedroom 4 Bedroom WC Bedroom 3 PLOT 5 PLOT 6 DIMENSIONS DIMENSIONS LIVING/DININGLIVING ROOM ROOM LIVING/DINING ROOM 19’517’5 xx 18’6*10’3 5.93m5.30m xx 5.65m3.12m 18’4 x 17’5 5.59m x 5.30m KITCHENDINING ROOM KITCHEN AREA 11’610’8 xx 10’39’8* 3.50m3.25m xx 3.13m2.94m* 11’4 x 8’7 3.46m x 2.61m MASTERKITCHEN BEDROOM MASTER BEDROOM 15’5*10’8 xx 11’7”7’8 4.71m3.25m xx 3.52m2.34m 15’1 x 12’5* 4.60m x 3.78*m BEDROOMMASTER BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 2 11’1015’5 xx 9’1010’3 3.62m4.70m xx 3.00m3.12m 10’6 x 8’8 3.20m x 2.65m BEDROOMBEDROOM 32 11’1011’0 xx 9’1010’8 3.62m3.36m* xx 3.00m3.25m NOTES: NOTES: NOTES: NOTES: NOTES: Do Not Scale. Do Not Scale. BEDROOMBEDROOM 43 Do Not Scale. Do Not Scale. Do Not Scale. Report all discrepancies, errors and omissions. Report all discrepancies, errors and omissions. 10’510’8 xx 10’4*10’2 3.17m3.25m xx 3.15m*3.10m Report all discrepancies, errors and omissions. Report all discrepancies, errors and omissions. Report all discrepancies, errors and omissions. Verify all dimensions on site before commencing any workVerify on all site dimensions on site before commencing any work on site Verify all dimensions on site before commencing any work on site Verify all dimensions on site before commencing anyVerify work all on dimensions site on site before commencing any work on site or preparing shop drawings. or preparing shop drawings. STUDY or preparing shop drawings. or preparing shop drawings. or preparing shop drawings. All materials, components and workmanship are to complyAll materials, with the components and workmanship are to comply with the All materials, components and workmanship are to comply with the All materials, components and workmanship are toAll comply materials, with thecomponents and workmanship are to comply with the 10’4 x 9’6 3.15m x 2.89m relevant British Standards, Codes of Practice, and appropriaterelevant British Standards, Codes of Practice, and appropriate relevant British Standards, Codes of Practice, and appropriate relevant British Standards, Codes of Practice, and relevantappropriate British Standards, Codes of Practice, and appropriate manufacturers recommendations that from time to timemanufacturers shall apply. recommendations that from time to time shall apply. manufacturers recommendations that from time to time shall apply. manufacturers recommendations that from time to manufacturerstime shall apply. recommendations that from time to time shall apply. For all specialist work, see relevant drawings. For all specialist work, see relevant drawings. For all specialist work, see relevant drawings. For all specialist work, see relevant drawings.
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