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A Lion Eig Ts a lion eig ts MAGHERAFELT ROAD MONEYMORE Situated within the Mid-Ulster district, the old plantation village of Moneymore is steeped in history and culture and has a The Sperrins wealth of memories to share. This captivating village provides Davagh Forest an abundance of both lush green spaces and natural beauty. Whether it’s enjoying a picturesque riverside walk along Reubens Glen Trail, sailing along Ballinderry River or exploring the enchanting woodlands of the nearby Davagh Springhill House Forest, the sublime landscape of Moneymore has something to offer for everyone. What’s more, Springhill House, located just a short distance away, also offers an enthralling opportunity to delve into the history of Northern Ireland’s most Springhill House renowned stately home, whilst the Sperrin Mountains provide a paradise for those inspired by the great outdoors. For those making the daily commute, the Moneymore area offers great road links to various towns and cities, including Belfast, Ballymena Springhill House and Cookstown. Ballinderry River t l e f a r e h g a M o T Site 35 34 La !out 18 3 3 17 32 1 9 16 31 2 D 0 15 A O 2 30 1 R 1 4 Computer Visual T L E F 29 22 A 13 R E H G 28 23 Located on the Magherafelt Road, Thanks to striking exteriors and A 12 M the exclusive development of Gallion spacious interiors, these new homes truly lend themselves to 27 24 Heights offers a unique collection of easy maintenance and modern 11 three and four-bedroom homes, each family living. Each property also has the additional advantage of a large immaculately designed and carefully 26 paved patio area, bitmac driveways 25 finished to luxury turnkey specification. and a front and rear garden. 10 Whilst not only boasting a tranquil Computer Visual rural atmosphere, this modern site 1 9 is situated just a stone’s throw away 2 4 from a multitude of local amenities 3 including nearby primary school 5 and secondary schools, a range of 8 outstanding boutiques, acclaimed restaurants and cafés, and a host of recreational facilities. 7 It goes without saying that these new homes would be perfect for House Type Key second time buyers and growing 6 families wishing to settle down e The Ailesbury r in a beautiful village with a o m y tight-knit community feel. e n o The Buckingham M o T The Chatsworth Computer Visual - Buff Brick Finish Computer Visual - Brick Finish Computer Visual - Render Finish Utility Bedroom 2 Kitchen / Dining Clks Bath Bedroom 2 Measurements Bedroom Landing Bedroom Ensuite Kitchen / 3 4 Dining Living Room max 16’1” x 13’3” St Kitchen / Dining min 13’3” x 12’4” Hall St Bedroom 3 St St Utility Room 9’0” x 6’1” r o Master Bath Master Bedroom 10’10” x 10’4” o r Living Bed o Utility Ensuite 8’9” x 2’11” F o F Bedroom 2 min 10’10” x 10’4” n t u s Bedroom 3 14’5” x 8’2” o St r r i Bathroom 9’2” x 6’1” F G Hall Living Ens Master Bed The Groun F oor First F oor The Ailesbury Living Room 16’1” x 12’6” Bedroom 3 14’10” x 12’2” Ailesbury Kitchen / Dining max 18’8” x 12’6” Bedroom 4 14’10” x 12’6” 3 Bedroom Utility Room 10’10” x 6’11” Bathroom 11’2” x 6’5” 4 Bedroom Cloakroom 6’11” x 3’3” Total Floor Area Total Floor Area Master Bedroom 12’6” x 12’2” 1057 sq ft approx. 1521 sq ft approx. Ensuite 7’7” x 6’7” Please Note - 3 Bedroom version is not constructed Bedroom 2 max 12’2” x 11’10” to allow conversion to a 4 bedroom variant. Computer Visual - Buff Brick Finish Computer Visual Groun F oor Utl Bed Bed Utl 2 2 Utility Living Room 16’1” x 12’6” Kitchen / Kitchen / Kitchen / Dining 18’8” x 12’6” Dining Clks Clks Dining Kitchen / Bedroom Utility Room 10’10” x 6’11” 2 Dining Clks Bath Hall Ens Ens Hall Cloakroom 6’11” x 3’3” St St Master Bedroom 12’6” x 12’2” Landing Bedroom Bedroom Ensuite 7’7” x 6’7” Ensuite Master Master 3 4 Living Bed Bed Living Bedroom 2 max 12’2” x 11’10” St St St St Living Master Bed Groun F oor First F oor Hall Bedroom 3 max 18’4” x 12’1” Bedroom 4 max 14’10” x 10’4” Bathroom 11’2” x 6’5” Bath Bath Groun F oor First F oor The Bed 3 Bed 3 The Bed 4 Bed 4 Living Room 16’1” x 12’6” Bedroom 3 18’4” x 12’2” Buckingham St St St St Chatsworth Kitchen / Dining 18’8” x 12’6” Bedroom 4 18’4” x 12’6” Utility Room 10’10” x 6’11” Bathroom 11’2” x 6’11” Cloakroom 6’11” x 3’3” Total Floor Area Total Floor Area Master Bedroom 13’3” x 12’2” 1697 sq ft approx. 1557 sq ft approx. Ensuite 7’7” x 6’7” Bedroom 2 14’5” x 12’2” First F oor Luxury Turn Key A Unique Specification Location a lion Our superior construction methods include solid brick and block wall construction with eig ts BALLYMENA extra wide insulated cavity walls and extra deep insulation in the attic and floors to create MAGHERAFELT ROAD a warm and efficient home. We provide a 10 year structural warranty with all our homes. MONEYMORE G L TOBERMORE E N KELLS S H A N KITCHEN E R DRAPERSTOWN O A - Luxury high quality units with D a choice of either contemporary CASTLEDAWSON or classical finishes to create a HILLHE AD functional and inviting space RO AD - Choice of doors, worktops and handles to satisfy all tastes MAGHERAFELT RANDALSTOWN M22 M2 D - All kitchens will have A O R M integrated appliances T 2 L E including fridge / freezer and F A R E ANTRIM dishwasher with the latest H G ‘induction hobs’ and ovens A M - Utility area will be plumbed for a washing machine & dryer MONEYMORE FLOOR COVERING HEATING BATHROOMS & ENSUITES - Premium quality tiles and - All homes will be fitted with - Bathrooms and ensuites will carpeting throughout a highly efficient boiler LOUGH be fitted with the latest - Floor tiling to the hall, wc, NEAGH contemporary white premium kitchen, dining, utility and sun EXTERNAL FEATURES COOKSTOWN Not to Scale. quality sanitary ware room areas (where applicable) - Various brick and render finishes - Chrome heated towel rail - Tiling to bathroom and ensuite with plaster moulding detailing fitted in the bathroom floors and showering areas - uPVC windows and - Both bathroom and ensuite - Carpeting to lounge, stairs, doors throughout with will have a vanity unit and landing & bedrooms high security locking systems Lough mirror with LED lighting - uPVC fascia, soffits and Neagh - Thermostatically controlled Distances GENERAL barge boards showers in both bathroom - Contemporary style - Fully boarded fence to the rear and ensuite panel internal doors and side of all properties - Both bathroom and ensuite To - Moulded skirtings and - Each home will have low level will have a choice of high end architraves throughout planting providing an luxury designer style tiling - All walls, ceilings, doors and attractive soft backdrop Moneymore 0.5 miles - All 4 bedroom homes woodwork fully painted - Exterior front door lights fitted Magherafelt 4.5 miles have built-in Sliderobes - Attractive wood burning - House postal numbers fitted wardrobes as standard stove with hearth fitted to front door Cookstown 5.5 miles to the Lounge - Outside tap fitted to Castledawson 7.0 miles - Comprehensive electrical all properties specification with electrical - Each home will have a large Tobermore 9.0 miles points, sockets, TV and paved patio area with paved Draperstown 10.5 miles telephone points door steps and path areas - A socket with built-in USB - Driveways are finished Randalstown 17.0 miles port will be fitted in the in bitmac Ballymena 22.0 miles kitchen area - Gardens will be turfed or Antrim 22.5 miles - Recessed LED downlighters sown out depending on season Moyola Park Golf Course to kitchen, bathroom and Belfast 37.0 miles ensuite areas - Mains powered smoke alarm International Airport 26.0 miles and carbon monoxide detectors City of Derry Airport 36.0 miles - Built-in understair storge unit (where applicable) Belfast City Airport 40.0 miles Images reflect the style of finish at Gallion Heights and are used for illustrative purposes. SELLING AGENT 17 Meeting St, Magherafelt 028 7963 3719 www.burnshomes.co.uk www.mcalisterbuilders.com In compliance with Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading and Business Protection from Misleading Marketing Regulations, please note that any visual or pictorial representations as featured in this brochure such as 3D computer generated images are purely intended as a guide for illustrative, concept purposes only and often may be subject to change. Any floor plans and site layouts used are not to scale and all dimensions are approximate and subject to change. Also note the brochure does not feature exact location or presence of specific or detailed items such as street lighting, sub stations or full finishes etc. All specific details to your chosen plot or immediate boundaries etc. should be checked with the agent, developer, or your legal advisor prior to purchase. Copyright notice: All rights reserved. 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