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Floor Plans: Juno PRELIMINARY INFORMATION A Superb Development of just 21 beautifully appointed 4 and 5 bed homes All enquiries: 07837 116 469 www.romangate.net HOME ABOUT LOCATION SITE PLAN FLOOR PLANS SPECIFICATION PEDIGREE DEVELOPER CONTACT ABOUT ROMAN GATE Roman Gate is an exclusive development of just 21 high quality contemporary styled four and five bedroom detached family homes, situated within a newly constructed development in the popular village of Middleton St George and accessed from a cul de sac. The generously proportioned rooms are complemented by a high end specification and extensive glazing to maximise the natural light. Externally there is parking, double and triple garages, as well as generous landscaped gardens. HOME ABOUT LOCATION SITE PLAN FLOOR PLANS SPECIFICATION PEDIGREE DEVELOPER CONTACT LOCATION LOCATION MAP LOCATION INFO LOCATION GALLERY MAP Roman Gate, Middleton Lane, Middleton St George, Darlington A167 A66 Stockton-on-Tees A66 DL2 1AA A68 Great Little Burdon Burdon Middlesbrough A1(M) A68 A66 Darlington Middleton Teesside A167 St George International Airport Yarm Middleton A66 One Row A1(M) Stapleton River Tees A66 Over Dinsdale Hurworth-on-Tees River Tees Neasham Croft-on-Tees Low Dinsdale Dalton-on-Tees 2 Miles 2 Miles 2 Miles 5 Miles 7 Miles 9 Miles 10 Miles 10 Miles 11 Miles 22 Miles 26 Miles 34 Miles 38 Miles 45 Miles 59 Miles KEY A1 A66 Tees York Yarm Park Leeds Teesside Durham Airport Stockton-on-Tees Saltburn Darlington Newcastle Harrogate Sunderland All distances are approximate Roman Gate International Middlesbrough HOME ABOUT LOCATION SITE PLAN FLOOR PLANS SPECIFICATION PEDIGREE DEVELOPER CONTACT LOCATION LOCATION MAP LOCATION INFO LOCATION GALLERY INFO The Devonport, Middleton One Row Dinsdale Station Roman Gate is situated on the south side of the village of Middleton St George, at its border with Middleton One Row. The development is located just 350m from Dinsdale Railway Station from which regular services run to Darlington, Newcastle, Middlesbrough and Saltburn. The immediate area is well served by various amenities including a primary school, shops and pubs. Meanwhile, the Morton Retail Park, including a Morrisons Supermarket, is just two miles away. The combination of the site’s excellent accessibility and situation make for an attractive family offering. HOME ABOUT LOCATION SITE PLAN FLOOR PLANS SPECIFICATION PEDIGREE DEVELOPER CONTACT LOCATION LOCATION MAP LOCATION INFO LOCATION GALLERY GALLERY BRICK TRAIN, DARLINGTON MARKET SQUARE, DARLINGTON SOUTH PARK, DARLINGTON WEST PARK, DARLINGTON HOME ABOUT LOCATION SITE PLAN FLOOR PLANS SPECIFICATION PEDIGREE DEVELOPER CONTACT SITE PLAN B u s S to NORTH p 2 4 6 M iddd d l eet tot o 8 n L aan 10 nen 18 e 20 12 te ga Romangate 14 an House m Ro 73A 22 16 Romangate Lodge 1 73 24 3 15 5 7 11 9 Homes Minerva Triple* Minerva Flora Vesta Juno *Triple garage HOME ABOUT LOCATION SITE PLAN FLOOR PLANS SPECIFICATION PEDIGREE DEVELOPER CONTACT FLOOR PLANS: MINERVA MINERVA FLORA VESTA JUNO 5.5m (18’3”) 3.5m (11’6”) 4.2m (13’8”) Bathroom en-suite 1 Garage Bedroom 2 Master Bedroom Kitchen Breakfast Family Room 2.7m (8’10”) 3.3m (10’10”) 3.3m (10’0”) Landing 5.7m (18’9”) 7.7m (25’5”) 3.5m (11’7”) 1.5m (4’11”) Utility Down Cloaks Dressing Room en-suite 2 1.5m (4’11”) Linen 3.4m (11’0”) LoLounge 4.2m (13’8”) 2.7m (8’11”) Dining Hall 4.1m (13’6”) Bede room 3 Bedroom 4 2.5m (8’3”) 4.2m (13’8”) 4.2m (13’10”) 3.0m (9’11”) 5.0m (16’5”) Bedroom 5 3.5m (11’5”) GROUND FIRST FLOOR LOUNGE 5.0m x 4.2m 16’ 5” x 13’ 8” MASTER BEDROOM 4.2m x 3.7m 13’ 8” x 12’ 3” + DRESSING ROOM DINING 4.2m x 3.4m 13’ 8” x 11’ 0” BEDROOM 2 3.5m x 4.2m 11’ 6” x 13’ 10” KITCHEN/BREAKFAST/ BEDROOM 3 4.2m x 2.7m 13’ 10” x 8’ 10” FAMILY 11.9m x 3.3m 39’ 0” x 10’ 10” BEDROOM 4 4.2m x 3.0m 13’ 8” x 9’ 4” GARAGE 5.7m x 5.5m 18’ 9” x 18’ 3” BEDROOM 5 3.5m x 2.5m 11’ 4” x 8’ 3” ELEVATIONS All measurements are approximate and should be taken as a guide only. They have been taken from architectural plans and may be subject to variation during the course of construction. HOME ABOUT LOCATION SITE PLAN FLOOR PLANS SPECIFICATION PEDIGREE DEVELOPER CONTACT FLOOR PLANS: FLORA MINERVA FLORA VESTA JUNO 3.9m (12’7”) 2.3m (7’8”) 6.9m (22’9”) 4.2m (13’11”) Bedroom 4 Bathroom Bedroom 5 Breakfast/Family Room Kitchen 2.7m (9’0”) Utility 5.6m (18’4”) 3.3m (10’10”) 3.4m (11’2”) 3.5m (11’8”) en-suite Landing 4.1m (13’6”) 4.2m (13’9”) Down 5.2m (17’2”) en-suite Cloaks Down Master Bedroom Linen 4.1m (13’6”) 4.1m (13’4”) 5.2m (17’2”) Lounge Garage Up Study Dressing Hall Bedroom 3 Bedroom 2 2.4m (7’9”) 5.7m (18’8”) 3.9m (12’1”) 4.5m (14’10”) 3.9m (12’9”) 5.7m (18’9”) 4.7m (15’5”) GROUND FIRST FLOOR LOUNGE 5.7m x 3.9m 18’ 7” x 12’ 8” MASTER BEDROOM 5.6m x 5.2m 18’ 4” x 17’ 1” BREAKFAST/FAMILY 11.2m x 3.3m 36’ 2” x 13’ 4” BEDROOM 2 4.1m x 3.9m 13’ 4” x 12’ 8” KITCHEN 4.1m x 2.4m 13’ x 6” x 7’ 9” BEDROOM 3 4.5m x 4.1m 14’ 9” x 13’ 5” STUDY 4.1m x 2.4m 13’ 6” x 7’ 9” BEDROOM 4 3.9m x 3.5m 12’ 8” x 11’ 7” UTILITY 2.7m x 3.3m 8’ 11” x 10’ 10” BEDROOM 5 4.2m x 2.3m 13’ 9” x 7’ 8” GARAGE 5.7m x 5.2m 18’ 8” x 17’ 2” ELEVATIONS All measurements are approximate and should be taken as a guide only. They have been taken from architectural plans and may be subject to variation during the course of construction. HOME ABOUT LOCATION SITE PLAN FLOOR PLANS SPECIFICATION PEDIGREE DEVELOPER CONTACT FLOOR PLANS: VESTA MINERVA FLORA VESTA JUNO 4.0m (13’3”) 4.3m (14’3”) 6.9m (22’9”) 4.2m (13’11”) Bedroom 3 Bedroom 4 Breakfast/Family Room Kitchen 2.7m (9’0”) Utility 2.9m (9’8”) 3.3m (10’10”) 3.4m (11’2”) 4.3m (14’1”) 4.1m (13’6”) Landing Down Bathroom Cloaks 5.2m (17’2”) en-suite Linen 4.1m (13’6”) 3.8m (12’7”) Lounge Garage Up Study Hall Bedroom 1 Bedroom 2 2.4m (7’9”) 3.9m (12’1”) 5.7m (18’8”) 4.5m (14’10”) 3.9m (12’9”) 5.7m (18’9”) 4.7m (15’5”) GROUND FIRST FLOOR LOUNGE 5.7m x 2.9m 18’ 8” x 12’ 8” BEDROOM 1 4.5m x 4.3m 14’ 9” x 14’ 2” BREAKFAST/FAMILY 6.9m x 4.1m 22’ 8” x 13’ 4” BEDROOM 2 3.9m x 3.8m 12’ 8” x 12’ 7” KITCHEN 4.2m x 3.3m 13’ 11” x 10’ 10” BEDROOM 3 4.3m x 4.0m 14’ 1” x 13’ 2” STUDY 4.1m x 2.4m 13’ 6” x 7’ 9” BEDROOM 4 4.3m x 2.9m 14’ 2” x 9’ 8” UTLITY 2.7m x 1.9m 8’ 11” x 6’ 2” GARAGE 5.7m x 5.2m 18’ 8” x 17’ 2” ELEVATIONS All measurements are approximate and should be taken as a guide only. They have been taken from architectural plans and may be subject to variation during the course of construction. HOME ABOUT LOCATION SITE PLAN FLOOR PLANS SPECIFICATION PEDIGREE DEVELOPER CONTACT FLOOR PLANS: JUNO MINERVA FLORA VESTA JUNO 3.6m (12’0”) 5.5m (18’3”) 3.7m (12’2”) 2.9m (9’7”) 3.6m (11’10”) 5.1m (16’8”) en-suite Bedroom 2 Master Bedroom Kitchen Familyy Dining Room Garage Landing 4.0m (13’1”) Down 4.7m (15’4”) 5.6m (18’5”) Dressing Room Utility 3.6m (11’10”) Linen 5.7m (18’9”) WC 1.5m (5’1”) 4.7m (15’4”) 3.8m (12’7”) 3.6m (12’0”) LoLounge Bedroom 3 Bedroom 4 Dining Up Hall Bathroom 2.9m (9’7”) 3.8m (12’7”) 2.8m (9’1”) GROUND FIRST FLOOR LOUNGE 5.6m x 3.6m 18’ 4” x 11’ 9” MASTER BEDROOM 5.5m x 3.6m 18’ 1” x 11’ 10” DINING/FAMILY 3.8m x 2.8m 12’ 6” x 9’ BEDROOM 2 4.7m x 2.9m 15’ 4” x 9’ 7” KITCHEN 3.7m x 3.6m 12’ 1” x 10’ BEDROOM 3 4.7m x 2.9m 15’ 4” x 9’ 7” GARAGE 5.7m x 5.5m 18’ 9” x 18’ 3” BEDROOM 4 3.8m x 3.6m 12’ 6” x 11’ 11” ELEVATIONS All measurements are approximate and should be taken as a guide only. They have been taken from architectural plans and may be subject to variation during the course of construction. HOME ABOUT LOCATION SITE PLAN FLOOR PLANS SPECIFICATION PEDIGREE DEVELOPER CONTACT SPECIFICATION LIVING SPACES LIVING SPACES KITCHENS • Spacious, beautifully designed homes • High performance double glazed windows BATHROOMS • Contemporary solid and glazed external doors ELECTRICAL complete with stylish stainless steel handles & LIGHTING • Contemporary styled interiors designed for families EXTERNAL • Generous bedrooms, many with en-suite bathrooms • Energy efficient gas central heating throughout, complete with thermostatic radiator valves • Hardwood contemporary internal doors complete with stainless steel or chrome ironmongery • Gallery white walls and white ceilings • Beautiful feature staircases complete with hardwood fittings Images taken from previous Advent Development Schemes HOME ABOUT LOCATION SITE PLAN FLOOR PLANS SPECIFICATION PEDIGREE DEVELOPER CONTACT SPECIFICATION LIVING SPACES KITCHENS KITCHENS • A select choice of high quality kitchen units with a contemporary style BATHROOMS • Complete with integrated appliances including; stainless steel fan oven, microwave, 5 ring electric ELECTRICAL hob, extractor, integrated dishwasher, larder fridge & LIGHTING and freezer EXTERNAL • High quality quartz work surface and up stand • Under slung stainless steel 1 ½ bowl sink complete with mono-block chrome taps • Integrated recyle bins • High quality flooring • Generous utility rooms complete with matching kitchen units and plumbing space for washer and dryer Images taken from previous Advent Development Schemes HOME ABOUT LOCATION SITE PLAN FLOOR PLANS SPECIFICATION PEDIGREE DEVELOPER CONTACT SPECIFICATION LIVING SPACES BATHROOMS KITCHENS • High quality contemporary sanitary ware in white • Wall hung WC BATHROOMS • High quality bath • Wet room shower complete with glazed screen and ELECTRICAL & LIGHTING rain head shower • Chrome towel rail EXTERNAL • High quality chrome mixer taps • Stylish contemporary tiling Images taken from previous Advent Development Schemes HOME ABOUT LOCATION SITE PLAN FLOOR PLANS SPECIFICATION PEDIGREE DEVELOPER CONTACT SPECIFICATION LIVING SPACES ELECTRICAL AND LIGHTING KITCHENS • Recessed low voltage down lighters to kitchen, bathrooms and en-suites BATHROOMS • Telephone points are provided to the kitchen, living area and main bedroom ELECTRICAL & LIGHTING • TV aerial points are provided to the kitchen, living area and main bedroom EXTERNAL • TV aerial points and internet connections will be provided in each TV location (kitchen, living room, master bedroom) • Digital TV aerial will be installed within the attic area • Fully fitted intruder alarms • External lights to front and rear • Mains operated fire and smoke detector system BROADBAND All properties at Roman Gate benefit from Fibre To The Premises (FTTP) which delivers ultrafast broadband, averaging at 516mbps.
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