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Simpson Park Harper Hill Gardens Harworth South Yorkshire DN11 8JT SIMPSON PARK HARWORTH 01302 517396 Simpsonparksales@Kier.Co.Uk Simpson Park Harper Hill Gardens Harworth South Yorkshire DN11 8JT SIMPSON PARK HARWORTH 01302 517396 [email protected] www.kierliving.co.uk A STUNNING COLLECTION OF 3 & 4 BEDROOM HOMES Healeys Print Group Reg. 2108 Welcome to Simpson Park Situated in the delightful town of Harworth, Simpson Park is a wonderful collection of three and four bedroom homes. This new development is surrounded by an array of exciting amenities to cater for every member of the family. This 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. 1 Doncaster Dome A1(M) 12 11 10 13 09 14 08 An arena and leisure centre offering a swimming A638 complex, bars, a sports arena and ice skating. 07 A1(M) STAINTON 05 A638 AUSTERFIELD TICKHILL BAWTRY A60 A631 A631 A631 A631 15 06 A638 A631 03 Lakeside Village Outlet A1(M) A614 16 A60 Location Located in the heart of Doncaster with a HARWORTH 02 01 great selection of restaurants and shops. 04 At Simpson Park, you’ll be A60 ideally located with plenty to do on your doorstep. A1(M) A614 You can find an excellent range of OLDCOTES amenities close to home which cater to your daily needs, including a post office, supermarket, doctors’ surgery and school – all under a mile away. Your nearest transport links Doncaster Doncaster A1 Styrrup Hall Golf & Country Club Train Station Sheffield Airport Styrrup Hall Golf and Country Club is set in 150 acres of beautifully landscaped grounds. 2 Miles 5 Miles 10 Miles 25 Miles 01. The Colliery Surgery 05. Raoul Dowding Vets 09. Doncaster Sheffield 13. Doncaster Royal 02. Asda Supermarket 06. Tickhill Juniors FC Airport Infirmary 03. Bircotes Leisure 07. Bawtry Paintball Fields 10. Doncaster Dome 14. Cusworth Hall Centre 08. National Horseracing 11. Lakeside Village Outlet Museum and Park 04. Styrrup Hall Golf College Shopping 15. Meadowhall & Country Club 12. Doncaster Railway Shopping Centre Station 16. Sheffield Map shown is not to scale. Times, distances and directions are approximate only and are taken from google.co.uk/maps and nationalrail.co.uk. 2 3 Doncaster Connections 22min 10.3 miles Education Our stunning new development of new Families will benefit homes in Harworth, South Yorkshire is Sheffield greatly at Simpson Park situated only 9 miles from Worksop 38min 20.9 miles due to its close proximity and 10 miles from Doncaster. to several schools. Harworth has excellent road links, as the town lies just to Chesterfield There is a selection of primary the east of the A1(M), which means that Sheffield, Leeds and and secondary schools which include St Patrick’s Catholic Primary School, Nottingham are all within easy driving distance. Public transport Destinations by car 40min 29 miles links include a dedicated community bus that runs three days Harworth Church of England Academy a week, enabling access to shopping or social activities in the and Serlby Park Academy. centre of Harworth. For trips further afield, Doncaster Sheffield Airport is reachable in 20 minutes from our new homes in Harworth and provides flights to locations such as Alicante, Dubrovnik and Tenerife. Sheffield 29min Leeds 45min St Patrick’s Catholic Harworth Church of Serlby Park Primary School England Academy Academy St Patrick’s Catholic Primary School Harworth Church of England Serlby Park Academy has an Ofsted Manchester Piccadilly aims to provide the best possible Academy enables every child to rating of ‘Good’ and first opened its standards for the children in their care achieve their individual full potential doors in 2011. This school believes Destinations by train DONCASTER TRAIN STATION 81min by creating challenging, stimulating in a happy, caring and fully inclusive firmly in providing young people and inspirational teaching and learning environment based on the core with the best experiences, the best through an inspiring environment. values of Christianity. outcomes and the best opportunities. Times, distances and directions are approximate and are taken from google.co.uk/maps and nationalrail.co.uk 4 5 Energy- No Moving Benefits of Efficient Chain New homes are built to the You are not buying into latest specifications and a chain. This means Schemes Buying New standards meaning a more a faster, easier buying energy-efficient home. process without the hassle. Kier Living likes to make sure that you It’s time to stop wasting your time can move into your new dream home, and money fixing all of those hidden whatever your situation. We can help problems that often come with buying you overcome almost any obstacle that older properties. Buying new offers you face as a new homebuyer. many benefits and advantages. Whether you are a first-time buyer struggling to take that first step onto the property ladder, or an existing home Great Have owner having problems selling your Incentives Your Say property, the solution could be right here with Kier Living. Benefit from incentives, If your potential home is only available when buying still under construction*, a new build. Including you may have the opportunity Government schemes to choose your finishes such as Help to Buy: inside your home. Equity Loan. Low It’s Help to Buy: Maintenance Brand New Equity Loan Part Exchange Smooth Move With the latest regulations Be the first to live in the Help to Buy: Equity Loan is a If you want to ensure We’ll do all we can to ensure and specifications it’s property. Built with high Government-backed scheme a smooth and easy move to that your existing home is unlikely you’ll need to worry specifications. It’s brand open to first-time buyers your new Kier Living home, sold quickly, at the best about repairs for a while. new – and all yours! looking to buy a new home you may wish to consider possible price – and we’ll New homes also include with as little as a 5% deposit. our Part Exchange scheme. pay the estate agent’s fees. a 10-year NHBC warranty Subject to eligibility, terms to cover structural defects. and conditions. This image shows a typical Kier Living home and may include optional upgrades at an additional cost. *Available only at specified stages of build. 6 7 SIMPSON PARK HARWORTH This outstanding collection of two, three and four bedroom homes is located in the delightful small town of Harworth, situated in the north of Bassetlaw in Nottinghamshire. 2 Bedroom Homes 3 Bedroom Homes 4 Bedroom Homes The Denton The Cedarwood The Castleford The Hatton The Elderwood The Chelmsford The Hopwood The Cranford The Maywood The Hareford The Redwood Sunset The development layout does not show details of gradients of land, boundary BCP – Bin Collection Point treatments, local authority street lighting or landscaping. It is our intention to build in accordance with this layout. However, there may be occasions when the house N designs, boundaries, landscaping and positions of roads and footpaths change as the development proceeds. Site plan is not to scale. Please speak to our Sales Executives for more details. April 2021. Sunrise The Elderwood 3 Bedroom Home The Elderwood 3 Bedroom Home Total Area 893 sq. ft. This modern three bedroom detached home features an open-plan kitchen/dining area with French doors leading to the rear garden and a stunning front-aspect living room with a bay window feature. This house benefits from an attached garage. The upstairs features two bedrooms and a family bathroom alongside a master bedroom with en suite. Bedroom 3 Bedroom 2Bedroom 3 Bedroom 2 Kitchen/Dining Area Kitchen/Dining Area Garage Garage ** WC WC En Suite Landing ** En Suite Landing St St Bathroom Bathroom St St Living Room Living Room Master Bedroom Master Bedroom Hall Hall W W Ground Floor First Floor Living Room (incl. bay) 4.18m* x 3.06m* | 13'9"* x 10'1"* Master Bedroom 3.37m* x 3.06m* | 11'1"* x 10'1"* Kitchen/Dining Area 4.06m* x 3.72m* | 13'4"* x 12'3"* En Suite 1.99m x 1.74m | 6'6" x 5'9" Bedroom 2 3.83m* x 3.29m* | 12'7"* x 10'9"* Bedroom 3 3.29m x 2.59m | 10'9" x 8'6" Bathroom 2.06m* x 2.04m* | 6'9"* x 6'8"* Plots 6, 12, 16, 23, 32, 34, 37, 39, 40, 42, 43, 71, 80, 87, 123 & 125 St – Store W – Wardrobe WC – Cloakroom This computer generated image is for illustrative purposes only. Images may include optional upgrades at additional cost. Its purpose is to give a feel for the development, not an accurate description of each property. The floorplans depict a typical layout of this housetype. All dimensions are + or – 50mm and are not shown to scale. They are not intended to be used for carpet sizes, External materials, finishes, landscaping and the position of garages (where provided), may vary throughout the development. Properties may also be built handed (mirror image). Please ask for further details. appliance sizes or items of furniture. These floorplans are a guide only and may be subject to change. Total area is approximate. For exact plot specification, details of external and internal finishes, dimensions and floorplan differences consult our Sales Executive. *Maximum dimensions. **Window to specific plots only. April 2021. The Hopwood 3 Bedroom Home The Hopwood 3 Bedroom Home Total Area 928 sq. ft. An attractive three bedroom semi-detached home with ample space to entertain in the open-plan kitchen/dining area with French doors leading to the rear garden. The first floor features a master bedroom with en suite and fitted wardrobe as well as two additional bedrooms and a family bathroom.
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