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Arborfield Garrison SO Resi Is a New Way of Making Home Ownership Possible for More People Arborfield Garrison SO Resi is a new way of making home ownership possible for more people. You buy a share of your home, with a lower deposit, smaller mortgage and monthly payment on the rest. SO Resi redefines shared ownership, by making everything clear and uncomplicated, so you understand how it all works at every stage, before and after you buy. Our SO Resi homeowners are important to us and we aim to build strong, lasting relationships by being here to answer your questions in a language that makes sense. SO Resi by Metropolitan Thames Valley, a not-for- profit housing association. For over fifty years we’ve been building good quality, affordable new homes and managing them well. By doing that, we’ve been helping to create communities where people are proud and happy to live. 1 SO Resi Arborfield Garrison | The development A collection of 1, 2 and 3 bed homes Be part of a new community It’s not often you get the opportunity to become part of a brand new village – a community designed from scratch with every detail carefully considered. SO Resi Arborfield Garrison gives you that chance: a vibrant new neighbourhood built for 21st century living, where stylish homes are surrounded by peaceful parkland and essential amenities. Located in the leafy Berkshire countryside yet moments away from easy transport links, bustling towns and good schools, this contemporary collection of 2 and 3 bed houses and 2 bed apartments combines the best of town and country living where families can flourish. The area 4 Development overview 8 Connectivity 12 Specification 16 Plans 18 2 External photography at SO Resi Arborfield Garrison. 3 SO Resi Arborfield Garrison | The area Great service, lovely food… coming here in the summer Perfectly when we can sit outside! balanced Close to the historic market town of Wokingham – complete with Waitrose, independent shops and The Walter Arms, café culture – SO Resi Arborfield Garrison is also Trip Advisor within easy reach of the major towns of Reading and Basingstoke which offer a huge choice of shopping, dining and leisure options. Lush green space is not only on your doorstep within the development, but the local area boasts two country parks and a host of outdoor activities for all the family. A new school has been built to serve the neighbourhood, plus there are many other excellent nurseries, schools and colleges nearby. And getting from A to B is easy, with the M4 just four miles away, and a fifteen minute drive takes you to Wokingham train station, connecting you to London Waterloo in just 60 minutes. Book a table for Sunday lunch at The Walter Arms, only an 10 minute drive from SO Resi Arborfield Garrison. 4 5 SO Resi Arborfield Garrison | The area 1 5 3 Drink, dine, 6 4 rest and 2 play on your doorstep 100 15 2 1865 17 1200 Acres to explore in California Different pools to soak up at Distinctively different nine-hole The year The Walter Arms began Number of consecutive years L’Ortolan Hens laying fresh eggs daily Country Park Nirvana Spa courses at Sand Martins Golf Club quenching customers’ thirst has held a coveted Michelin star at Lockey Farm With oodles of space to stretch your Feel your stresses float away in this Offering golfers a ‘quick nine holes’ if Relax with a refreshing tipple from For fine dining fanatics L’Ortolan Priding itself on a field-to-fork legs, an adventure play park, paddling blissfully relaxing haven, where you time is tight, Sand Martins Golf Club the extensive drinks list or sample is a must-eat destination. Set in a philosophy, the family-run and pool and fishing lake, California can unwind in crystal clear waters has been cleverly designed with two the British-inspired seasonal menu handsome 19th century vicarage, this family-friendly Lockey Farm has Country Park is the perfect place to and enjoy pampering treatments. contrasting loops of nine holes which at this welcoming Victorian pub, formal yet friendly restaurant offers a a farm shop, butchers, café, get active outdoors. And for Park Run Whether visiting as a day guest or a give different challenges to golfers of built by the grandson of the founder modern French menu which delivers kids’ play area and the chance lovers, you can get your 5km fix every member, Nirvana Spa is guaranteed all ages, abilities and handicaps. of The Times. sublime flavours with pure passion. to get up close and personal with Saturday at 9am. to restore and revive. the free-range residents. 1. California Country Park 2. Nirvana Spa 3. Sand Martins Golf Club 4. The Walter Arms 5. L’Ortolan 6. Lockey Farm 6 7 SO Resi Arborfield Garrison | Site plan N NUFFIELD ROAD 52 46 45 19 56 48 47 26 25 24 23 51 59 20 18 Development 62 50 57 55 54 53 21 60 58 63 61 49 111 overview 17 22 NUFFIELD ROAD 16 A new garden village. 5 6 7 8 15 14 Mixing urban living with green open space, Sat Nav location the development is inspired by the garden city 13 RG2 9NH concept created by Ebenezer Howard – the man behind Welwyn Garden City in the 1920s. SO Resi Arborfield Garrison is a new village complete with school, shop, café, healthcare and community centres plus its very own country park, lakeside E V walks, cycle ways and children’s play areas. I R D S E H K 64 The neighbourhood may be new but the area is V E C 48 L O 46 U 65 D steeped in history – from original military buildings R 44 D U L G C now brought to life as community hubs, to acres of E K N I 47 H D ancient woodland which add to the village’s tranquil S 66 R 45 R 43 A PRINCESS MARINA DRIVE I feel. As well as plentiful communal green areas, 67 D V E N all homes have their own private gardens or outside A M area, with allocated parking. Apartments also have additional cycle storage. BIGGS LANE Key SO Resi units Bin Store Private units Cycle store Social rent Gas governor Parking Electric sub-station 8 The site layout is intended for illustrative 9 purposes only and is subject to change. So refined & contemporary Image from previous SO Resi home is for illustrative purposes 10 only and purchasers should not rely on these images. 11 SO Resi Arborfield Garrison | Connectivity TO READING B 3 2 7 0 Nirvana Spa So easy to M 4 The Walter Arms get from A–B Bearwood Road L'Ortolan M o l e R o a d Shinfield Wokingham Heathrow TO WOKINGHAM Train Station Reading Airport Bournemouth 15mins 25mins 40mins 95mins B 3 3 4 9 Lockey Barkham Farm Shop Arborfield Cross B 3 3 4 9 Barkham Road Poperinghe Hazebrouck The Bramshill Hunt Arborfield Green Pre-School Meadows Public House Leisure Centre 8mins 10mins 11mins 14mins Sand Martins Barkham Ride Golf Club Swallowfield Road Arborfield California Sand Martins Wokingham Madejski Garrison Country Park Golf Club Train Station Stadium 11mins 15mins 17mins 30mins A 3 2 7 California Country Park P a r k L a n e Church Road Nine Mile Ride Farley Hill Clapham Oxford Waterloo Junction Bristol 42mins 60mins 63mins 97mins TO BASINGSTOKE 12 *Times taken from Google Maps. Train times taken from Wokingham Station. 13 14 15 SO Resi Arborfield Garrison | Specification Creating comfort in style Light, bright and cleverly designed to maximise space, each of our properties are finished to the very highest standard and are ready for you to simply unpack and relax from day one. Each beautiful home offers comfortable living areas, contemporary kitchens and sleek bathrooms, all with quality fixtures and fittings, while a 12 year NHBC guarantee gives your complete peace of mind. General Bathroom Kitchen Karndean grey lime oak flooring Contemporary bathroom suite Fully fitted modern Symphony kitchens in kitchen and open plan areas – with white sanitaryware with light grey units including hallway/living/dining Chrome heated ladder towel rail Built in Zanussi oven, 4 ring hob and and cupboards integrated cooker hood Mirror included in bathroom Carpets to all bedrooms, stairs Integrated Zanussi appliances and landing Hinged bath screen including fridge freezer, dishwasher Built in wardrobe to master bedroom Shaver socket and washer dryer BT points to living room and Madagascar Blanco Wall tiles 1 ½ bowl stainless still sink with master bedroom polished chrome single level mixer tap Provision for Sky Q Soft close mechanisms to units External (subject to subscription) Landscaped front and Under unit lighting rear gardens to houses Security & peace of mind Balconies or patio to all apartments Access to apartments Allocated parking via audio entry system Bike stores located adjacent Mains operated, ceiling mounted to each apartment block smoke and heat detectors with battery back up Specifications stated in this brochure are for guidance only. These particulars Image from previous SO Resi home is for illustrative purposes 16 do not constitute any part of an offer or contract and are subject to change. only and purchasers should not rely on these images. 17 Type 1 Type 2 SO Resi Arborfield Garrison | Plans 1 Bedroom 2 Bedroom Apartment Apartment F S W Bedroom 1 Bedroom 2 B 2nd Kitchen 62 2nd S D 61 Island W Bath + S B S 1st + 59 1st En-suite 58 W Bath Bedroom 1 Living area G 56 G F 55 Living area Kitchen Balcony/Patio* D Balcony/Patio* N Plots Room Metric Imperial 56 Living area 3.43m x 4.57m 11’3” x 14’9” S Storage S Storage 59 Kitchen 2.63m x 2.44m 8’6” x 8’0” F Fridge / freezer N Plots Room Metric Imperial F Fridge / freezer 62 Bedroom 1 3.27m x 3.70m 10’7” x 12’1” D Dishwasher 55 Living area 4.56m x 4.86m 14’9” x 15’9” D Dishwasher GIA 52.9 m2 569 ft2 W Washer / dryer 58 Kitchen 2.44m x 2.70m 8’4” x 8’8” W Washer / dryer B Boiler 61 Bedroom 1 2.75m x 4.35m 9’0” x 14’2” B Boiler + Wardrobe Bedroom 2 4.07m x 3.10m 13’3” x 10’1” + Wardrobe 2 2 *Patio to ground floor GIA 71.6 m 771 ft *Patio to ground floor 18 All floor plans in this brochure are for general guidance only.
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