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Green Acres at Alrewas Introducing GREEN ACRES AT ALREWAS INTRODUCING green acres A T A L R E W A S A SUpERb COLLECTION Of LUxURy 2, 3, 4 & 5 bEDROOm hOmES IN ThE DELIGhTfUL vILLAGE Of ALREWAS. Located on the edge of the village, Green Acres is within easy reach of both Lichfield and burton upon Trent, making it ideal for commuting and for enjoying village life. WELCOME HOME AN EXCITING NEW COMMUNITY IN A CHARMING LOCATION Green Acres is located on the northern periphery of the charming Staffordshire village of Alrewas. The development offers a full range of two, three, four and five bedroom homes in a wide choice of different designs, meaning that there is something to suit everyone. The River Trent and the Trent and mersey Canal are just a short stroll away and Green Acres includes large areas of open green space, creating a perfect family environment. Alrewas offers a selection of local amenities, all of which are within walking distance of the development. AN IDYLLIC VILLAGE WITHIN EASY REACH OF LICHFIELD & BURTON UPON TRENT The idyllic village of Alrewas is just five miles from Lichfield and eight miles from burton upon Trent. bounded by the Trent and mersey Canal, River Trent and the old Roman road, Ryknild Street, Alrewas is one of the oldest recorded communities in the midlands. The village has a range of facilities, including a local Co-op, a pharmacy, a post office and a traditional butcher. Alrewas has a number of pubs including the newly refurbished George and Dragon in main Street and several eateries. The All Saints’ CofE. primary School in the centre of the village caters for children aged 3 to 11. for older children, Alrewas is in the catchment area of the John Taylor high School in barton-under-Needwood, which is rated as “outstanding” by Ofsted. Alrewas has a thriving tennis club with two all weather courts which is adjacent to the local Cricket Club. The 150 acre National memorial Arboretum which, is on the outskirts of the village has over 30,000 trees and an abundance of wildlife. Typical Crest Nicholson showhome photography shown GREEN ACRES A T A L R E W A S The development layout is for orientation purposes only and may change, for example, in response to market demand or ground conditions. Landscaping is indicative, all surfaces and layouts should be checked with our Sales Advisor at the time of reservation. Parking arrangements and boundaries to be checked by purchaser prior to reservation. First Floor Nb: The floor layout to plot 2 will differ. please speak to your Sales Advisor for details THE ASTON 2 bEDROOm hOmE plots 2, 12 & 13 This inviting home benefits from an open plan ground floor layout with french doors to the garden, that gives a real sense of space. Upstairs are two double bedrooms and a fitted bathroom. ground Floor DIMensIOns Total area: Living/Dining 3713mm x 4145mm 12’2” x 13’7” 65 sq.m 713 sq.ft Kitchen 4115mm x 1945mm 13’6” x 6’5” (Plot 2 only 67 sq.m 723 sq.ft) bedroom 1 2692mm x 4145mm 8’10” x 13’7” Digital illustration is indicative only. bedroom 2 2697mm x 4145mm 8’10” x 13’7” All dimensions are maximum and may vary from plot to plot First Floor THE CHERRY 2 bEDROOm hOmE plots 14, 15 & 74 An open plan ground floor layout makes the Cherry a very practical home, whilst the modern fitted kitchen, french doors and guest cloakroom add a touch of luxury. Upstairs the two double bedrooms and family bathroom are also ground Floor perfectly planned. DIMensIOns Total area: Living/Dining 3646mm x 4817mm 12’0” x 15’10” 68 sq.m 732 sq.ft Kitchen 3348mm x 2569mm 11’0” x 8’5” Digital illustration is indicative only. bedroom 1 3500mm x 4792mm 11’6” x 15’9” bedroom 2 3380mm x 2609mm 11’1” x 8’7” All dimensions are maximum and may vary from plot to plot First Floor THE LARCH 3 bEDROOm hOmE plots 71, 72 & 73 The open plan ground floor layout, with a kitchen, a dining area and a living area, provides ample room for entertaining. The first floor is equally appealing with two generous double bedrooms, a third single bedroom and a fitted family bathroom. ground Floor DIMensIOns Living/Dining 3296mm x 4193mm 10’10” x 13’9” Total area: Kitchen 3170mm x 2765mm 10’5” x 9’1” 70 sq.m 753 sq.ft bedroom 1 3246mm x 3135mm 10’8” x 10’3” Digital illustration is indicative only. bedroom 2 3085mm x 3135mm 10’1” x 10’3” bedroom 3 2000mm x 2147mm 6’7” x 7’1” All dimensions are maximum and may vary from plot to plot First Floor THE BROADWELL 3 bEDROOm hOmE plots 1, 78 & 79 The broadwell has an open plan dining / kitchen and a separate living room that opens onto the garden through french doors. Upstairs is a master bedroom with en-suite shower room and built-in wardrobes, a second double bedroom, a third ground Floor single bedroom and a fitted family bathroom. DIMensIOns Living Room 3708mm x 5108mm 12’2” x 16’6” Total area: Kitchen/Dining 4115mm x 2598mm 13’6” x 8’6” 79 sq.m 858 sq.ft bedroom 1 2925mm x 2746mm 9’7” x 9’0” Digital illustration is indicative only. bedroom 2 2528mm x 2746mm 8’4” x 9’0” bedroom 3 2467mm x 2149mm 8’1” x 7’1” All dimensions are maximum and may vary from plot to plot First Floor THE ASH 3 bEDROOm hOmE plot 16 The open plan kitchen and dining room creates the perfect space for family dining whilst the living room opening onto the garden through french doors is perfect for ground Floor entertaining. The master bedroom comes complete with a fitted wardrobe and en-suite and the family bathroom is shared by two further bedrooms. DIMensIOns Living Room 5644mm x 3137mm 18’6” x 10’4” Total area: Kitchen/Dining 5644mm x 2744mm 18’6” x 9’0” 94 sq.m 1014 sq.ft bedroom 1 4100mm x 2784mm 13’5” x 9’2” Digital illustration is indicative only. bedroom 2 3011mm x 2893mm 9’11” x 9’6” bedroom 3 2519mm x 2169mm 8’3” x 10’5” All dimensions are maximum and may vary from plot to plot First Floor THE ASPEN 3 bEDROOm hOmE plot 8 The Aspen will make you feel right at home. The front aspect living room encourages cosy nights in, or you can gather round the table in the open plan dining kitchen. Upstairs are three double bedrooms, an en-suite and a ground Floor fitted family bathroom. DIMensIOns Living Room 4823mm x 3498mm 15’10” x 11’6” Total area: Kitchen/Dining 3246mm x 5641mm 10’8” x 18’6” 94 sq.m 1014 sq.ft bedroom 1 4531mm x 3012mm 14’10” x 9’11” Digital illustration is indicative only. bedroom 2 3569mm x 3252mm 11’9” x 10’8” bedroom 3 3087mm x 2509mm 10’2” x 8’3” All dimensions are maximum and may vary from plot to plot First Floor THE HUNTINGTON (v1) 3 bEDROOm hOmE plots 3, 11, 69, 70 & 83 The huntington provides perfectly planned three bedroom accommodation, with a practical open plan dining / kitchen, a separate living room with french doors to ground Floor the garden, a fitted cloakroom and a large store room. Upstairs the master bedroom has both an en-suite and built-in wardrobes and the two further bedrooms share a fitted bathroom. DIMensIOns Living Room 5634mm x 3194mm 18’6” x 10’6” Total area: Kitchen/Dining 5634mm x 2807mm 18’6” x 9’3” 95 sq.m 1025 sq.ft bedroom 1 4093mm x 3058mm 13’5” x 10’0” Digital illustration is indicative only. bedroom 2 3006mm x 2948mm 9’10” x 9’8” bedroom 3 2515mm x 3225mm 8’3” x 10’7” All dimensions are maximum and may vary from plot to plot First Floor THE HUNTINGTON (v2) 3 bEDROOm hOmE plot 10 With a separate living room and an open plan dining / kitchen with french doors to the outside, this three bedroom home is perfect for family life. The master ground Floor bedroom has an en-suite shower room and built-in wardrobes and there is a fitted family bathroom shared by the other two bedrooms. DIMensIOns Living Room 5634mm x 3193mm 18’6” x 10’6” Total area: Kitchen/Dining 5634mm x 2807mm 18’6” x 9’3” 95 sq.m 1025 sq.ft bedroom 1 4095mm x 3058mm 13’5” x 10’0” Digital illustration is indicative only. bedroom 2 3006mm x 2949mm 9’10” x 9’8” bedroom 3 2514mm x 3225mm 8’3” x 10’7” All dimensions are maximum and may vary from plot to plot First Floor THE LANGFORD 4 bEDROOm hOmE plots 24 & 42 The four bedroom Langford has an open plan dining / kitchen that opens onto the garden and a front aspect living room. The master suite has a built-in wardrobe and an en-suite shower room. The contemporary family bathroom is shared ground Floor between the further three bedrooms.. DIMensIOns Living Room 5591mm x 3363mm 18’4” x 11’0” Kitchen/Dining 3325mm x 5578mm 10’11” x 18’4” Total area: bedroom 1 3600mm x 3493mm 11’10” x 11’6” 101 sq.m 1087 sq.ft bedroom 2 3028mm x 3000mm 9’11” x 9’10” Digital illustration is indicative only. bedroom 3 2000mm x 2460mm 6’7” x 8’1” bedroom 4 3084mm x 1967mm 10’1” x 6’5” All dimensions are maximum and may vary from plot to plot First Floor THE BEECH 4 bEDROOm hOmE plot 80 A fitted dining / kitchen, a downstairs cloakroom and a separate utility make the beech a very practical home.
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