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1 PENNINE COURT PENNINE 1 & 2 BED APARTMENTS IN STOCKPORT Pennine Court 2 WELCOME TO PENNINE COURT PENNINE TO WELCOME WELCOME TO PENNINE COURT A new development of fifteen 1 and 2 bedroom apartments in the heart of leafy Heaton Norris nestled between both Stockport and Manchester. Perfect for families and professionals alike - each apartment is contemporary in design and offers light and spacious living areas. The communal gardens and parking facilities add to the appeal of this development, alongside the opportunity for Shared Ownership. A fantastic opportunity for investment in excellent affordable housing. Pennine Court 3 THE PERFECT LOCATION PERFECT THE THE PERFECT LOCATION With the village life of Heaton Norris and close proximity to Stockport and Manchester plus plentiful green spaces on your doorstep and including stunning views over the Peak District - living at Pennine Court genuinely means you can have it all! One of the four neighbourhoods, the ‘Four Heatons’, Heaton Norris is home to an eclectic collection of families and young professionals and enjoys a relaxed vibe in this friendly neighbourhood. The village is packed with great places to eat and drink, a diverse range of shops and supermarkets, and other recreation facilities like parks, playgrounds, cinema, and sports clubs. Excellent local nurseries, schools and healthcare facilities mean everyone is extremely well catered for. Heaton Norris is just a short walk away from the bustling town of Stockport and Manchester City Centre, with all its amazing shops, activities, eateries, music venues and sporting stadia, all easily accessible by public transport or car. From Manchester you can easily access plenty of adventures across the country by car or train – whether this be visiting the UK’s greatest cities or experiencing the beautiful countryside. Manchester Airport is also just a short drive away for those longer trips. Pennine Court 4 PENNINE COURT PENNINE 07 Kitchen 5 MANCHESTER ROAD AREA THE LOCAL EXPLORE HEATON CHAPEL BRINNINGTON Reddish Vale Country Park B6167 A626 WELLINGTON ROAD NORTH LANCASHIRE HILL HEATON MOOR ROAD A560 M60 J27 HEATON MOOR BELMONT WAY A560 Woodbank A5145 M60 Park HEATON MERSEY STOCKPORT M60 A560 A5145 A560 STOCKPORT OFFERTON EDGELEY EXPLORE THE LOCAL AREA CLICK TO EXPLORE THE MAP 6 KEEPING YOU YOU CONNECTED KEEPING KEEPING YOU CONNECTED Life at Pennine Court offers a wonderful mix of leafy village tranquillity and easy access to Manchester and beyond. Perfect for commuters, city lovers and adventurers alike. 0.5 MILES 1 MILE 20 MINUTES TO STOCKPORT TO HEATON TO MANCHESTER TOWN CENTRE CHAPEL STATION CITY CENTRE 7 CONTEMPORARY, STYLISH LIVING STYLISH CONTEMPORARY, CONTEMPORARY, STYLISH LIVING Each apartment at Pennine Court is perfectly proportioned for modern living at its best. Contemporary fitted kitchen units with worktops and splashback Stainless steel oven and hob Full gas central heating system with combi boiler Flooring to kitchens and bathrooms Contemporary fitted bathrooms Thermostatic shower over the bath Double glazing Landscaped gardens Electric car charging point Fob Entry System Premier Guarantee Warranty Pennine Court 8 PENNINE COURT PENNINE 01 Hall 9 Numbers refer to plots and not postal addresses SITE PLAN SITE SECOND SITE PLAN FIRST GROUND A626 1 BICYCLE STORAGE 6 11 MANCHESTER ROAD 2 7 12 BINS BICYCLE STORAGE ENTRANCE 3 5 4 8 10 9 13 15 14 SITE ENTRANCE BELMONT WAY 10 Numbers refer to plots and not postal addresses APARTMENT LOCATOR APARTMENT GROUND FIRST SECOND FLOOR FLOOR FLOOR APARTMENT LOCATOR CLICK ON AN APARTMENT TO LEARN MORE 11 APARTMENT TYPE TYPE ONE APARTMENT APARTMENT TYPE ONE 11 12 2 BEDROOMS M2 FT2 62 / 668 15 14 13 SECOND FLOOR SECOND KITCHEN 6 7 BEDROOM 10 9 8 BEDROOM FIRST FLOOR FIRST BATHROOM 1 2 STORE KITCHEN BEDROOM 3 BEDROOM 5 4 GROUND FLOOR GROUND STORE BATHROOM GROUND FLOOR VARIATION 12 APARTMENT TYPE TWO TYPE APARTMENT APARTMENT TYPE TWO 11 12 1 BEDROOM M2 FT2 50 / 543 15 14 13 SECOND FLOOR SECOND 6 7 KITCHEN BEDROOM 10 9 8 FIRST FLOOR FIRST BATHROOM 1 KITCHEN BEDROOM 2 STORE BATHROOM STORE 5 4 3 GROUND FLOOR FLOOR GROUND VARIATION 13 APARTMENT TYPE THREE TYPE APARTMENT APARTMENT TYPE THREE 11 12 2 BEDROOMS M2 FT2 62 / 671 15 14 13 SECOND FLOOR SECOND BEDROOM 6 7 KITCHEN STORE 10 9 8 FIRST FLOOR FIRST BEDROOM BATHROOM KITCHEN STORE BATHROOM 1 2 BEDROOM BEDROOM GROUND FLOOR VARIATION 5 4 3 GROUND FLOOR GROUND 14 APARTMENT TYPE TYPE FOUR APARTMENT APARTMENT TYPE FOUR 11 12 1 BEDROOM M2 FT2 48 / 534 15 14 13 SECOND FLOOR SECOND STORE 6 KITCHEN 7 BATHROOM 10 9 8 FIRST FLOOR FIRST BEDROOM 1 2 5 4 3 GROUND FLOOR GROUND 15 APARTMENT TYPE TYPE FIVE APARTMENT APARTMENT TYPE FIVE 11 12 1 BEDROOM M2 FT2 50 / 539 15 14 13 SECOND FLOOR SECOND 6 7 STORE KITCHEN BATHROOM 10 9 8 FIRST FLOOR FIRST 1 BEDROOM 2 5 4 3 GROUND FLOOR GROUND Pennine Court 16 SHARED OWNERSHIP EXPLAINED OWNERSHIP SHARED SHARED OWNERSHIP EXPLAINED Shared Ownership is an alternative home ownership scheme which provides first time buyers, or those who do not currently own a home, an opportunity to purchase a share in one of our superb, new-build homes – from 45% to 75%. Purchasers pay a mortgage on the share of the property, together with a below-market-value rent on the remainder, along with any service charge. As the purchaser only needs a mortgage for the share of the property they are buying, the amount of money required for a deposit is generally much lower than what would be required if the purchaser was buying the property outright. For more information please visit our website or get in touch 06 Living today – we are always very happy to help! 17 ABOUT SNUGBUG ABOUT ABOUT SNUGBUG We, at SnugBug, believe everyone should have the right to buy their own home. This drives everything we do. We offer new spacious, warm and beautifully designed homes with a range of shared ownership and rent to buy options across the North West and Lancashire. Our commitment to building homes and communities to the highest standards means you need to look no further to find the perfect home to sit your needs and wants. We are part of the Mosscare St Vincent’s Housing Group so have 50 years experience with social values at our core. We would love to hear from you and help make your home buying dreams come true - so please get in touch today. 18 CONTACT US CONTACT CONTACT US [email protected] 07876 841973 7th Floor, Trafford House, Chester Road, Stretford, Manchester M32 0RS. DISCLAIMER Shared Ownership is available on certain properties subject to meeting eligibility criteria, subject to status. Dimensions listed are to be used as a guideline, the working drawings should be used for definitive measurements. The external elevations, architectural detailing and floor plans of individual house types may vary from those illustrated. All room sizes are approximate with maximum dimensions. Images and furniture positioning is indicative only. Please ask our sales consultants for detailed information. While every effort has been made to ensure that the information contained in this leaflet is correct, it is designed as a guide which may be amended and does not constitute or form any part of contract or sale..
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