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Lyons Gate Aldington, Kent A development by An elite collection of 3, 4 & 5 bedroom homes Welcome to our carefully selected collection of homes. Built with the same passion and commitment that we have had for over 100 years, we are proud of the homes we build and we The Aldington hope you’ll love them. Welcome to Lyons Gate With a wonderful range of 3, 4 & 5 bedroom homes in a variety of house styles situated in a thriving village setting surrounded by countryside, this stunning development offers something to suit every taste. Computer generated image depicts a typical street scene at Lyons Gate St Martin’s Church, Aldington Lifestyle Welcome to a home where all the fixtures From the day you move in, you’ll love the fact that everything in We use traditional construction techniques incorporating The moment you enter a Taylor Wimpey home you’ll see that and fittings are brand new and unused. your new home is clean and untouched. Your new home will be modern materials in our homes. Environmentally friendly we design and build our homes and communities around you. decorated in neutral colours, so you’ll get a blank canvas to stamp features like efficient heating systems, double glazed windows, But we build more than just new homes – last year we helped Where you won’t need to worry about DIY your own style and personality on from day one. high levels of wall and loft insulation and well-designed to create and maintain over 15,000 jobs in the UK and through and home improvements, so you can spend ventilation systems will keep your home cosy and warm and our planning obligations we contributed over £227 million to If you’ve reserved early enough in the build process, you’ll get to more time with your family and friends effortlessly help you save energy and money. our local communities. This included providing new roads and choose from a range of fixtures, fittings and floor coverings from improved public transport, schools, nurseries, health centres doing all the things you really enjoy. the options range that will be installed in your new home before Just before you move in, we’ll explain how your new home works and shops. Which means you can trust us to not only build you move in. Which means as soon as you unpack you can start from top to bottom. And once you’ve moved in, our team will visit stylish homes but to invest in the things that make you and using your dream kitchen or bathroom. you a couple more times to check how you’re settling in and help your family happy. out with any issues you may have. And all our new homes come And while it’s these finishing touches that make a house a home, with a two-year Taylor Wimpey warranty and a 10-year NHBC Images include optional upgrades at additional cost. you can also be sure that we’ve constructed your home to energy- warranty, giving you absolute peace of mind right from day one. efficient, modern building standards, so you can enjoy living in a safe and secure environment. Walnut Tree Inn, Aldington Its vibrant community life has something for everyone with various recreational clubs and a village green home to many sports, an outdoor gym and a children’s play area. St Martin’s Church, Aldington Aldington Port Lympne Wild Animal Park, Hythe The Location Located on the edge of the picturesque The stylish Lyons Gate development enjoys an open-field setting Its vibrant community life has something for everyone with Willo Maze, East Sussex Kent village of Aldington with good local on the edge of the hilltop village of Aldington, a short eight mile various recreational clubs and a village green home to many commute from Ashford to the west, in a part of Kent renowned sports, an outdoor gym and a children’s play area. Once the amenities, Lyons Gate, off Calleywell Lane, for its wonderful mix of oast houses, traditional pubs and country home of the great British playwright Sir Noel Coward, offers the best of traditional village life historic castles. Aldington still enjoys a celebrity link through a handful of combined with exceptional transport links well-known local residents who have made their homes here. To the north Aldington offers excellent access to the M20 to to London, Ashford International railway London and Folkestone and the Channel Tunnel high-speed link From the pleasure of peaceful country walks in this secret pocket station and Gatwick Airport. to Europe. of Kent with its stunning hillside views over Romney Marsh, to the buzz of a modern retail, leisure and entertainment scene Aldington’s historic village centre – situated near the ancient at Ashford, Lyons Gate in Aldington offers the best of both worlds Aldington church of St Martin’s – boasts character and charm either for a family to grow or to downsize in a village teeming and includes the reputable Walnut Tree Inn, as well as an Ofsted with community links and life. ‘Good’-rated primary school, post office/shop, and village cricket green and hall. Hello. You’ll find the Sales Office and Show Home right here. Farmland, Aldington Aldington Village Welcome to Lyons Gate With a wide ranging mix of houses suitable for first time buyers to growing families, this development offers an elegant choice of 3, 4 and 5 bedroom homes. These homes of outstanding character, with their green and pleasant gardens and excellent, well-designed rooms for modern lifestyles at Lyons Gate are perfectly designed for today’s buyers. Relaxing living rooms, versatile kitchens, generous bedrooms with desirable en suite facilities – these are homes of exceptional taste. 2 bedroom homes 4 bedroom homes 5 bedroom homes Complete with fixtures and fittings using traditional materials and techniques, in addition 2 bedroom home† The Bonnington The Chilham Plots: 28 & 31 4 bedroom home 5 bedroom home to offering high levels of sustainability and energy efficiency, Lyons Gate offers a contemporary Plot: 4 Plots: 5, 6, 21, 39 & 41 collection of homes that are perfectly thought out for 21st century lifestyles. 2 bedroom home* The Ruckinge Plots: 13, 14, 15 & 27 4 bedroom home 1 bedroom Plots: 2, 17 & 22 apartments 2 bedroom home* The Wye Plots: 16 & 26 4 bedroom home 1 bedroom Plot: 8 apartment† Plots: 32–35 BS = Bin Store 3 bedroom homes The Appledore CS = Cycle Store 4 bedroom home GPS = Gas and Pump Station Plots: 1, 12, 19, 20, 23, The Brabourne = Garage 25 & 40 3 bedroom home = Drive Through/Carport Plots: 9, 10, 11, The Aldington = Shed 36 & 37 4 bedroom home *ah/so = Affordable Housing/Shared Ownership 3 bedroom home* Plots: 3, 7, 18, 24 & 38 †ah/r = Affordable Housing/Rental Homes Plots: 29 & 30 V = Visitors Parking The Development Layout does not show details of gradients of land, boundary treatments, local authority street lighting or landscaping. It is our intention to build in accordance with this layout. However, there may be occasions when the house designs, boundaries, landscaping and positions of roads and footpaths change as the development proceeds. Please check the details of your chosen property with your Sales Executive prior to reservation. February 2016. Lyons Gate The Brabourne 3 Bedroom house Plots 9, 10, 11, 36 & 37 B Ground Floor Kitchen/Dining Area Kitchen/ Bedroom 2 Dining Area 5.16m × 3.05m 16'11" × 10'0" Living Room Bedroom 3 4.57m × 4.13m 15'0" × 13'7" W WC St Bath Landing Living Room W Development Master Hall Bedroom Layout ES B First Floor Ground Floor Master BedroomFirst Floor Kitchen/ Bedroom 2 3.50m × 3.37m 11'6" × 11'1" Dining Area Bedroom 3 Bedroom 2 The Brabourne is a 3 bedroom home offering 3.07m × 2.54m 10'1" × 8'4" W clever use of space and attractive features. Bedroom 3 4.03m × 2.01m 13'3" × 6'7" From the living room leading offWC the hallway where The Brabourne eyes are drawnSt to the chic feature bay window, to Bath the kitchen/dining area extending the full width Landing of the house, and opening out to the garden, this is a well-designed home offering the relaxed space you will really want to come homeLiving to. Room W Upstairs the central landing leads to a light and Master Total Net Area: airy master bedroomHall with en suite shower room. Bedroom 92 sq m – 994 sq ft Two further bedrooms, and the family bathroom ES complete a delightful three bedroom home. Key B – Boiler ES – En Suite St – Store W – Space for Wardrobe WC – Cloakroom Images include optional upgrades at additional costs. This image is from an imaginary viewpoint within an open space area. Its purpose is to give a feel for the development, not an accurate description of each property. The illustration shows a typical Taylor Wimpey home of this type, but there are, however variances from site to site. External materials, finishes, landscaping and the position of garages, (where provided) may vary throughout the development. Properties may also be built handed The floor plans depict a typical layout of this house type. For exact plot specification, details of external and internal finishes, dimensions and floor plan differences consult your Sales Executive. (mirror image). Please enquire for further details. All dimensions are + or – 50mm and floor plans are not shown to scale. TWSE 26365/February 2016. Ground Floor First Floor The Brabourne Lyons Gate The Ruckinge 4 Bedroom house Plots 2, 17 & 22 Ground Floor Kitchen/Dining Area 4.15m × 3.28m 13'7" × 10'9" Bedroom 3 Bedroom 4 Living Room Living Room 5.38m × 3.83m 17'7" × 12'6" PC WC St Landing Room ES Bath CC Garage/ Carport* W Kitchen/ Master Dining Area Bedroom Bedroom 2 Hall W W Ground Floor First Floor First Floor Master Bedroom The Ruckinge - (without carport or garages) 3.60m × 3.38m 11'9" × 11'1" Bedroom 3 Bedroom 4 Living Room Bedroom 2 The Ruckinge is a contemporary 4 bedroom 3.55m × 3.13m 11'8" × 10'3" home with real character and charm.
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