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Mcarthur MEADOWS STATION ROAD | DERVOCK CONTEMPORARY LIVING CONTEMPORARY LIVING McARTHUR MEADOWS STATION ROAD | DERVOCK CONTEMPORARY LIVING McARTHUR MEADOWS STATION ROAD | DERVOCK McARTHUR MEADOWS Dervock is a small village situated approximately four miles from the A26 Ballymoney By Pass junction allowing easy commuting time to Ballymoney, Ballymena and Coleraine. It is also only six miles from the historic village of Bushmills and the coast. Often known as the “Gateway to the Glens” the village features the Blackwater River which the development will overlook. Dervock has a rich history populated by individuals of note and this generates great personal pride for the residents contributing to a strong sense of community. McArthur Meadows aims to add to the physical make up of the village and will set a new standard of housing that can be enjoyed by first time buyers, families and retired persons. The homes will be completed to a high specification allowing for parties to move in and enjoy their new home. McArthur Meadows will form a focal centrepiece in the village, offering convenience to the superb shopping and recreational facilities of Ballymoney and Coleraine, along with many leading grammar and primary schools. This unique development will enhance the ambience of the area and will become a real gem that will maintain its appeal for decades. SPECIFICATION KITCHEN • Fitted modern kitchen from Exorna Kitchens with choice of doors, handles and worktops • Quality electrical appliances to include integrated hob and oven SANITARY WARE • Contemporary white sanitary ware with chrome fittings EXTERNAL • Double glazed windows in contemporary grey uPVC frames • Hardwood external door • Outside water tap • Gardens topsoiled and seeded • Light to front door • Concrete flat profile roof tiles • External walls finished in smooth painted render INTERNAL FINISHES • Flo gas central heating with energy efficient boiler • Mains operated smoke, heat and carbon monoxide detectors • White four panel internal doors • Painted skirting boards and architraves • Walls and ceilings painted in emulsion • Generous provision of electrical points • Energy efficient wall and roofspace insulation • Wired for Sky TV FLOOR COVERINGS • Floor tiling to kitchen, bathroom, ensuite and WC • Carpet to bedrooms and stairs and landing • Wood laminate floor to hall and family room WARRANTY • Architect certificate GIAT CAUSEWAY BAR & ATATIC OCA RESTAURANT PORTBAITRA d a o PORTR R y d e a n BMI o o R d PORTTART r t a e c b e l o t T s a C e v A r a l l TEA ROOMS i M ROAD KNOCK PARK SCHOOL l P R s E d r C V I A e R R CORAI DRVOC R v N n C K a r U C o L T i McARTHUR L O t A V a MEADOWS G R t H E S R D O SHOP w A e D i V A m 26 a h a r t S ad o R BAMO n a tro S Coleraine Office SCOTTDUNCAN Tel: 028 7034 4433 Web: www.philiptweedie.com HOMES These particulars do not constitute any part of an offer or contract. None of the statements contained in these particulars are to be relied on as statements or representations of fact and intending purchasers must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of each of the statements contained in these particulars. All measurements of area are quoted as Net Sales Area which is calculated in accordance with the RICS Code of Measuring Practice (6th Edition) APP21. Configures of kitchens, bathrooms and wardrobes may be subject to alteration from those illustrated without prior notification. Purchasers should satisfy themselves as to the current specification at the time of booking. The Vendor does not make or give, and neither the Selling Agent, nor any person in their employment, has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty whatever in relation to any property. Artist’s impressions and internal photographs are for illustration only. Plans are not to scale and all dimensions shown are approximate E. & O. E..
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