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Stone Bridge View Brochure Stone Bridge View Apperley Bridge A collection of 2, 3 and 4 bedroom homes. ‘ A reputation built on solid foundations Bellway has been building exceptional quality new homes throughout the UK for over 70 years, creating outstanding properties in desirable locations. During this time, Bellway has earned a strong Our high standards are reflected in our dedication to reputation for high standards of design, build customer service and we believe that the process of quality and customer service. From the location of buying and owning a Bellway home is a pleasurable the site, to the design of the home, to the materials and straightforward one. Having the knowledge, selected, we ensure that our impeccable attention support and advice from a committed Bellway team to detail is at the forefront of our build process. member will ensure your home-buying experience is seamless and rewarding, at every step of the way. We create developments which foster strong communities and integrate seamlessly with Bellway abides by The the local area. Each year, Bellway commits Consumer Code, which is to supporting education initiatives, providing an independent industry transport and highways improvements, code developed to make healthcare facilities and preserving - as well as the home buying process creating - open spaces for everyone to enjoy. fairer and more transparent for purchasers. Welcome to Stone Bridge View. tranquility close to home, and A hidden Whether you are looking for all the attractions of vibrant city your first home, to downsize to life. Bradford is just 4 miles, gem in the easy-living or to move for a Leeds 10, Halifax 14, and growing family, Stone Bridge Harrogate 15 miles from home, View’s homes are designed and with a superb transport heart of located to make the most of your network of major A-roads and space inside and wonderful the M62, Flying Tiger bus Yorkshire surroundings outside. Set services, trains to Leeds in amongst a beautiful waterscape 11 minutes from the local of the River Aire and Leeds and station, and Leeds Bradford Liverpool Canal, you can enjoy Airport 4 miles away. Discover a new quality to life Apperley Bridge offers village living that is Bradford’s Alhambra Theatre is a top remarkably well-served, from shopping to entertainment venue with performances for sports and leisure and entertainment. Families everyone, from theatre to ballet and opera to will find nurseries and playgroups in and West End shows. Cineworld Bradford, the around the village, with a primary school in National Science and Media Museum with three nearby Greengates. cinemas, one with the region’s biggest IMAX, and Odeon Leeds-Bradford offer an impressive There are plenty of spaces and places for play, choice of screens across the area. You will find from Apperley Bridge and Rawdon Meadows Greengates Retail Park and supermarkets playing fields to Eccleshill Park’s Big Swing nearby, with Bradford offering top calibre playground for adventurous play and activities shopping in centre with The Broadway’s for 5-13s. Eccleshill Pool is the place for all ages fashion chains, premium brands, parfumiers, to enjoy a dip at the swimming pool. and department stores Debenhams and M&S. Head out to Leeds for the UK’s third largest shopping destination outside London, with the Victoria Quarter and Victoria Gate, home to Harvey Nichols and the largest John Lewis department store outside the capital, a wealth of stalls at Kirkgate Market – one of Europe’s largest markets - and ultra-stylish Trinity Leeds with its stores, bars and restaurants open for late-night shopping and dining. Close to home you will find historic hostelries full of rustic character, like the George and Dragon serving up seasonal dishes, Sunday roasts and cask ales in front of roaring log fires in winter to the Stansfield Arms dating back to 1543. The inns make the perfect end to walks and cycle rides along the canal towpaths and banks of the River Aire. Discover old bridges from the days of packhorses and wildlife from cormorants to Canada geese and swans. The waterways wind through woodland like West Wood with its carpets of spring bluebells and stunning autumn colour, old walled garden and secret grottoes, while adjacent Calverley Woods has walking trails and cycling tracks ideal for mountain bikes. From lateral living in well-styled apartments to family living over three storeys, enjoy the comfort, contemporary design and eco- credentials of a brand-new home. Computer generated image. Be close to nature in a location which is well-placed for major urban centres across the region - this is a place to feel connected in every way. Make your new home as individual as you are Your home, your choice Every Bellway home comes with high quality fittings as standard, but to add that personal touch you can also choose to upgrade from our range of options to make sure your new home feels distinctly different. Most important of all, because we recognise that you want your new home to reflect your personal taste from day one, we will make sure that all your Additions choices are expertly fitted and finished by the time you move in. Choose from our range of Additions options covering: Kitchens: Security: ~ Freestanding/integrated ~ Intruder alarms appliances ~ Security lights ~ Silestone worksurfaces ~ Double oven Electrical: ~ Upgrade hob ~ Additional sockets ~ Integrated microwave ~ Additional switches ~ Upgrade kitchen doors ~ Chrome sockets ~ Chrome switches Flooring: ~ Under-unit lighting ~ Choose from carpets, vinyl ~ Shaver socket or ceramic ~ Recessed lighting Tiling: ~ BT and TV points ~ Full and half height tiling Miscellaneous: ~ Comprehensive upgrade options ~ Landscaped gardens Plumbing: ~ Wardrobes ~ Heated towel rail ~ Upgrade showers Although we make every effort to ensure that as many Additions choices as possible are available to you, not every development offers all the range shown. Please be aware that orders can only be accepted up to certain stages of the construction process. Therefore we recommend that you consult our Sales Advisor. Making your move easier We’ll buy yours so you can buy ours We’ll help you sell and buy Part Exchange allows you to sell your current Express Mover is a great solution if you want property and buy a brand new Bellway home to buy a new Bellway home but have not yet in one simple move. There are no estate sold your own house. agents’ fees or advertising charges and a fair offer will be made on your existing home A respected local estate agent will be used based upon an independent valuation. to market your home at an agreed price. You can trade up, down or sideways and can still Take the stress and uncertainty out of selling use the scheme even if you do not live within your home with Bellway Part Exchange and you the area. Bellway will work with the estate can even remain in your current property until agent to promote the sale of your home as your brand new home is ready to move into. well as paying your estate agents’ fees. HELP TO BUY Buy with just 5% deposit Help to Buy is a Government backed equity loan To use the scheme, you will need at least aimed at helping you purchase your new home. a 5% deposit. You may then be eligible to receive an interest free equity loan from the The scheme is open to both first time buyers and government of 20% of the value of your new existing homeowners on new build properties home, which means that you only need to up to a maximum value of £600,000. secure a 75% mortgage. Please note Part Exchange is not available with any other offer and is subject to the Terms and Conditions of our Part Exchange Package. Part Exchange is only available on selected properties, and may not be offered at this development. Help to Buy is subject to eligibility and may not be available on this development. The equity loan must be repaid after 25 years, or earlier if you sell your property and is interest free for the first 5 years. From year 6 a fee of 1.75% is payable on the equity loan, which rises annually by RPI plus 1%. Customer Care From the first day you visit one of our sales it has always been our intention to minimise centres to the day you move in, we aim to inconvenience and resolve any outstanding provide a level of service and after-sales care issues at the earliest opportunity. that is second to none. In managing this process we have after sales Each home is quality checked by our site support that is specifically tasked to respond managers and sales advisors, after which we to all customer enquiries. invite our customers to a pre-occupation visit. These personalised visits provide a valuable We have a 24 hour emergency helpline and opportunity for homeowners to understand provide a comprehensive information pack the various running aspects of their new that details the working aspects of a new home. On the move-in day our site and sales home. A 10 year NHBC warranty provides personnel will be there to ensure that the further peace of mind. move-in is achieved as smoothly as possible. We are confident that our approach to Providing high levels of customer care and building and selling new homes coupled building quality homes is our main priority. with our Customer Care programme will However, we are aware that errors do provide you with many years of enjoyment sometimes occur and where this happens in your new home. Please note that while every effort has been taken to ensure the accuracy of the information provided within this brochure, particulars regarding local amenities and their proximity should be considered as general guidance only.
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