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PHOENIX PLACE HESTON WELCOME TO PHOENIX PLACE AT PHOENIX PLACE YOU WILL FIND ATTRACTIVE HOMES IN A LANDSCAPED SETTING, WITH ALLOCATED PARKING AND INTERIOR LAYOUTS STACKED WITH POTENTIAL. There are a number of public transport options available, with the Piccadilly Line at Hounslow West tube station (1.6 miles from Phoenix Place) offering direct access into London. First Great Western services from Hayes and Harlington railway station (2.4 miles away) provide convenient routes into Paddington and out of London destinations. You’ll also find yourself only two miles from the M4, so this really is the perfect base for commuters! With a choice of 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments, plus 3 bedroom houses for sale, there’s a home here to suit everyone. Distances taken from Google Maps Lymington Mews showhome TRAVEL Heathrow Airport 2.6 miles Hounslow West Tube Station 1.8 miles Southall Railway Station 3.2 miles PARKS/RECREATION Avenue Park 0.9 miles Cranford Park 1.5 miles Lampton Park 2.2 miles Osterley Park 3 miles Lake Farm Country Park 3.2 miles Minet Country Park 3.5 miles SHOPPING The Blenheim Centre 3 miles Treaty Shopping Centre 3.3 miles Westfield London 13 miles GOLF Airlinks Golf Club 1 mile Wyke Green Golf Club 3.5 miles West Middlesex Golf Club 4 miles Distances taken from Google Maps Southall Park Heathrow Airport IT’S ALL ABOUT LOCATION At Phoenix Place, you’re of courses can be found and Junior schools never far from an open within five miles. are found within a mile space or parkland. Within of home. three miles you’ll find For convenience, yourself in Osterley Park shopping at Hounslow’s Hounslow’s tube and House, a Georgian Treaty Centre, three stations give easy country estate owned miles away, offers you access to the heart of by the National Trust. familiar high street names, London on the Piccadilly You’re also only a mile boutiques, great cafés - Line, and commuting to from Avenue Park and and the town’s library. Heathrow couldn’t be less than two from the simpler - at Phoenix Place adjoining Cranford Park. For the younger you’re only a three mile For keen golfers, a choice generation, Infant taxi journey away. Phoenix Place Phoenix Place 2.4 miles from 1.6 miles from Hayes & Hounslow London Earl’s Piccadilly Covent Harlington Paddington West Court Circus Garden (21 mins) (29 mins) (40 mins) (43 mins) Two hours to Bristol Parkway Heathrow Ealing Broadway Heathrow Terminals Hammersmith Knightsbridge Leicester King’s Cross (12 mins) (9 mins) (8 mins) (23 mins) (35 mins) Square St.Pancras (42 mins) (48 mins) First Great Western Piccadilly Tube Line Times taken from http://www.travelinesoutheast.org.uk LOVELL LIFE ALL OUR HOMES ARE OF THE HIGHEST QUALITY AND WE MAKE CUSTOMER SATISFACTION OUR NUMBER ONE PRIORITY. THIS MEANS THAT YOU ENJOY EXTRAORDINARY VALUE FOR MONEY, AS WELL AS A SUPERIOR AND DISTINCTIVE HOME. Using our 40 years’ schemes to ensure that experience, we bring unique customers are still able to designs to every development make their dream move. to ensure our homes work perfectly in their environment Lovell is committed to whilst keeping our focus firmly sustainable development on the people who will be with the environment in mind, calling our properties ‘home’. delivering on what it promises by strictly adhering to the Our dedicated sales teams Consumer Code for House are able to offer a range Builders, with every new home of market-leading buying guaranteed for 10 years by a incentives and Government national warranty provider. EVERY HOME WE BUILD IS DELIVERED WITH ONE CRUCIAL EXTRA ELEMENT: PRIDE. It’s what makes our homes unique AT LOVELL WE BELIEVE YOUR HOME SHOULD BE MORE THAN ABOUT THE RIGHT PLACE AT THE RIGHT PRICE. IT SHOULD ALSO REFLECT YOUR PERSONALITY AND TASTES. That’s why every Lovell home has Style, Quality and Value (or SQV, as we call it) built-in from the start, making your new home somewhere you’ll be proud to call your own. INSPIRING STYLE A Lovell home is well-known for contemporary design and featuring the latest in stylish fixtures and fittings, but that’s not all. With the Lovell Inspirations range you can add all sorts of extras to make it truly your own. UNRIVALLED QUALITY We are particularly proud of the superior specification and workmanship every one of our properties offers, with a rigorous attention to detail you’ll simply love. EXCEPTIONAL VALUE But most of all, you’ll love how surprisingly affordable and easy to own a Lovell home can be, especially with the range of purchase options available. Lymington Mews showhome CRANFORD LANE N Refuse & recycling store Refuse & Refuse & recycling store recycling store Secure Secure Secure cycle 11 - 13 (Gnd fl) cycle cycle 7 - 10 (Gnd fl) store store store 17 - 19 (1st fl) 20 - 22 (1st fl) 26 - 28 (2nd fl) 29 - 31 (2nd fl) 35 - 37 (3rd fl) 4 - 6 (Gnd fl) 14 - 16 (1st fl) 23 - 25 (2nd fl) 32 - 34 (3rd fl) BRABAZON ROAD Natural material play area 33 22 BRABAZON ROAD 11 SITE LAYOUT THE PARTICULARS ON THIS DEVELOPMENT LAYOUT MAY CHANGE AND A PURCHASER CANNOT RELY ON THE DETAILS SHOWN ON THIS PLAN. ANY QUERIES SHOULD BE RAISED THROUGH THE CONVEYANCING PROCESS IN THE USUAL WAY. CRANFORD LANE N Refuse & recycling store Refuse & Refuse & recycling store recycling store Secure Secure Secure cycle 11 - 13 (Gnd fl) cycle cycle 7 - 10 (Gnd fl) store store store 17 - 19 (1st fl) 20 - 22 (1st fl) 26 - 28 (2nd fl) 29 - 31 (2nd fl) 35 - 37 (3rd fl) 4 - 6 (Gnd fl) 14 - 16 (1st fl) 23 - 25 (2nd fl) 32 - 34 (3rd fl) BRABAZON ROAD Natural material play area 33 KINGSFORD 3 BEDROOM HOUSE 22 BRABAZON ROAD LANDELLE COURT 2 & 3 BEDROOM APARTMENTS 11 BLANCHARD COURT 1, 2 & 3 BEDROOM APARTMENTS HALTON COURT 2 & 3 BEDROOM APARTMENTS Southall Park VIEW NORTH WEST FROM BRABAZON ROAD VIEW EAST FROM CRANFORD LANE CGIs are indicative, external finishes and features may vary. KINGSFORD Total Area – 112.3m² / 1208ft² GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR Kitchen/Dining Room Bedroom 1 4315mm x 3505mm 5655mm x 3095mm 14’1” x 11’5” 18’6” x 10’1” Living Room Bedroom 2 5655mm x 4245mm 4100mm x 3420mm 18’6” x 13’11” 13’5” x 11’2” Bedroom 3 3325mm x 2800mm 10’10” x 9’2” Please note: Dimensions are within 50mm (2”) but shouldn’t be used as an accurate basis for furnishings, furniture or appliance spaces. FUTURE FUTURE FUTURE FUTURE LIFT ZONE LIFT ZONE LIFT ZONE LIFT ZONE BEDROOM 1 BEDROOM 1 LIVING ROOM LIVING ROOM EN-SUITE EN-SUITE STORE STBAORTHROOME BATHROOM STORE STORCLEOAKS CLOAKS LANDING LANDING UTILITY UTILITY STORE STORE FF FF BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 2 STORE STORE DW DW KITCHEN/ KITCHEN/ DINING ROOM DINING ROOM HALL HALL BEDROOM 3 BEDROOM 3 W W TERRACE TERRACE B B CGI shows plot 1. CGIs are indicative, external finishes and features may vary. LANDELLE COURT PLOT 4 (TYPE 1) PLOTS 14, 23, 32 (TYPE 4) Total Area – 88.8m² / 956ft² Total Area – 73.5m² / 791ft² Kitchen/Living/Dining Room Kitchen/Living/Dining Room 4890mm x 4840mm 8215mm x 3940mm 16’0” x 15’10” 26’11” x 12’11” Bedroom 1 Bedroom 1 4055mm x 3695mm 4270mm x 3600mm 13’3” x 12’1” 14’0” x 11’9” Bedroom 2 Bedroom 2 5765mm x 3225mm 3600mm x 3595mm 18’10” x 10’6” 11’9” x 11’9” Bedroom 3 3810mm x 2450mm PLOTS 15, 24, 33 (TYPE 5) 12’6” x 8’0” Total Area – 76.2m² / 820ft² PLOT 5 (TYPE 2) Kitchen/Living/Dining Room Total Area – 71.8m² / 773ft² 7015mm x 4595mm 23’0” x 15’0” Kitchen/Living/Dining Room Bedroom 1 7015mm x 4180mm 4075mm x 3085mm 23’0” x 13’8” 13’4” x 10’1” Bedroom 1 Bedroom 2 4550mm x 3530mm 4750mm x 3660mm 14’11” x 11’6” 15’7” x 12’0” Bedroom 2 3700mm x 3195mm PLOTS 16, 25, 34 (TYPE 6) 12’1” x 10’5” Total Area – 82.2m² / 885ft² PLOT 6 (TYPE 3) Kitchen/Dining Room Total Area – 87.5m² / 942ft² 4600mm x 3315mm 15’1” x 10’10” Kitchen/Living/Dining Room Living Room 6900mm x 5195mm 4700mm x 4300mm 22’0” x 17’0” 15’5” x 14’1” Bedroom 1 Bedroom 1 4900mm x 3260mm 4600mm x 3260mm 16’0” x 10’8” 15’1” x 10’8” Bedroom 2 Bedroom 2 3500mm x 3460mm 3550mm x 3520mm 11’5” x 11’4” 11’7” x 11’6” Bedroom 3 3820mm x 3085mm 12’6” x 10’1” Please note: Dimensions are within 50mm (2”) but shouldn’t be used as an accurate basis for furnishings, furniture or appliance spaces. CGI shows Landelle Court. CGIs are indicative, external finishes and features may vary. BEDROOM 2 GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR KITCHEN/ TERRACE LIVING/ KITCHEN/ DINING ROOM LIVING/ DINING ROOM BEDROOM 3 B BEDROOM 2 FF FF STORE B HALL STORE RISER RISER BEDROOM 3 BEDROOM 1 STORE SERVICE BEDROOM 1 HALL SERVICE BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 1 BEDROOM 1 BATHROOM STORE STORE EN-SUITE HALL FF STORE FF HALL BATHROOM STORE EN-SUITE EN-SUITE BATHROOM THROOM STORE STORE STORE BA HALL HALL PLOT 6 BATHROOM PLOT 16 FF B BATHROOM B KITCHEN/ (TYPE 3) (TYPE 6) EN-SUITE KITCHEN/ LIVING/DINING ROOM LIVING/ BEDROOM 2 KITCHEN/ LIVING/ DINING ROOM KITCHEN/ BEDROOM 1 BEDROOM 1 DINING ROOM LIVING/ FF DINING ROOM BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 2 TERRACE TERRACE B B PLOT 5 (TYPE 2) PLOT 4 (TYPE 1) PLOT 15 (TYPE 5) PLOT 14 (TYPE 4) TERRACE SECOND FLOOR TERRACE THIRD FLOOR KITCHEN/ KITCHEN/ LIVING/ LIVING/ DINING ROOM DINING ROOM FF BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 2 FF STORE STORE B B RISER RISER HALL SERVICE BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 1 HALL SERVICE BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 1 BEDROOM 1 BEDROOM 1 EN-SUITE STORE EN-SUITE STORE FF HALL FF HALL STORE STORE BATHROOM EN-SUITE EN-SUITE BATHROOM THROOM THROOM STORE STORE STORE STORE BA BA HALL PLOT 34 HALL PLOT 25 BATHROOM B BATHROOM B EN-SUITE KITCHEN/ (TYPE 6) EN-SUITE KITCHEN/ (TYPE 6) LIVING/DINING ROOM LIVING/DINING ROOM KITCHEN/ KITCHEN/ LIVING/ LIVING/ BEDROOM 1 BEDROOM 1 DINING ROOM DINING ROOM FF FF BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 2 BALCONY BALCONY BALCONY BALCONY B B PLOT 24 (TYPE 5) PLOT 23 (TYPE 4) PLOT 33 (TYPE 5) PLOT
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