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MILTON MEADOW Houses and apartments that are different Introduction With Milton Keynes on your doorstep you have access Welcome to Milton Meadow to all the retail and leisure activities that a thriving town has to offer, whilst on a daily basis you are free to enjoy a more relaxed village atmosphere. All of the homes are individually designed by local developer, Paul Newman New Homes and enjoy high ceilings, bespoke kitchens and a high specification. Milton Meadow is a breath of fresh air. A contemporary collection of eighteen 3 and 4 bedroom houses and five 2 bedroom apartments situated in the heart of New Bradwell. These individual, architect-designed homes are built using a high quality, superior brick. Each home is light and airy with large modern windows, 9ft high ceilings on the ground floor and fibre broadband connectivity as standard. All homes enjoy an abundance of living space featuring French doors leading out to the rear garden or balcony. All 4 bedroom homes also benefit from a roof terrace on the second floor to enjoy more outside space. CGI is for illustrative purposes only. 1 Siteplan R Milton Meadow is a contemporary IVER GRE development with two rows of AT OUSE houses and three apartment blocks in a peaceful cul-de-sac location close to local amenities. 21-25 15-20 10-14 9 26 27 8 Key Type Bedrooms Plots 7 28 Cherry House 3 5, 6, 30, 31, 32 29 6 Sycamore House 3 3, 4 5 30 Ash House 4 1, 33 31 Oak House 4 7, 8, 27, 28, 29 4 3 Beech House 4 2, 9, 26, 34 32 Willow Apartments 2 21, 22, 23, 24, 25 34 33 1 2 NEWPORT ROAD 2 Siteplan is for indicative purposes only. 3 Cherry PLOTS 6, 31, 32 PLOTS 5, 30 HANDED Bathroom Kitchen/ Dining Room Bedroom 2 Ensuite Living Room Master Bedroom WC Bedroom 3 Ground floor First floor Kitchen/Dining Room 4.55m × 3.62m 14'11" × 11'10" Living Room 5.97m (max) × 4.55m (max) 19'7" (max) × 14'11" (max) Master Bedroom 4.03m × 2.44m 13'3" × 8'0" Bedroom 2 3.95m (max) × 2.44m 13'0" (max) × 8'0" Bedroom 3 2.78m × 2.00m 9'2" × 6'7" Bathroom 2.68m (max) × 2.00m (max) 8'10" (max) × 6'7" (max) Ensuite 2.44m (max) × 1.74m (max) 8'0" (max) × 5'8" (max) WC 1.57m × 1.45m 5'2" × 4'9" Total 81.77 sq m 949 sq ft CGI is for illustrative purposes only. 4 Plot 32 is detached. Plots 5, 6, 30 and 31 have a single garage. Plot 32 has a carport. Sycamore PLOT 3 PLOT 4 HANDED Kitchen/ Dining Room Bedroom 2 Ensuite WC Master Living Bedroom Room Bathroom Bedroom 3 Ground floor First floor Kitchen/Dining Room 4.45m × 2.83m (max) 14'7" × 9'3" (max) Living Room 5.10m (max) × 4.45m (max) 16'9" (max) × 14'7" (max) Master Bedroom 4.35m (max) × 3.15m (max) 14'3" (max) × 10'4" (max) Bedroom 2 4.45m × 2.83m 14'7" × 9'3" Bedroom 3 4.00m (max) × 3.39m (max) 13'1" (max) × 11'1" (max) Bathroom 2.82m (max) × 1.83m (max) 9'3" (max) × 6'0" (max) Ensuite 3.15m × 1.20m 10'4" × 3'11" WC 1.62m × 1.10m 5'4" × 3'5" Total 90.07 sq m 969 sq ft CGI is for illustrative purposes only. 6 Plots 3 and 4 have a carport. Ash PLOT 1 PLOT 33 HANDED Kitchen/Dining Room Bedroom 4 Bedroom 3 Master Bedroom Ensuite 1 Bathroom Study Living Room WC Ensuite 2 Bedroom 2 Terrace Ground floor First floor Second floor Kitchen/Dining Room 5.05m × 3.45m 16'7" × 11'4" Living Room 5.35m (max) × 3.96m (max) 17'7" (max) × 13'0" (max) Master Bedroom 3.53m (max) × 3.50m (max) 11'7" (max) × 11'6" (max) Bedroom 2 3.75m (max) × 2.98m (max) 12'4" (max) × 9'9" (max) Bedroom 3 3.34m (max) × 2.81m (max) 11'0" (max) × 9'3" (max) Bedroom 4 3.50m (max) × 2.14m (max) 11'6" (max) × 7'0" (max) Study 2.27m × 2.26m 7'5" × 7'5" Bathroom 2.11m (max) × 2.01m (max) 6'11" (max) × 6'7" (max) Ensuite 1 3.50m (max) × 1.42m (max) 11'6" (max) × 4'8" (max) Ensuite 2 2.98m × 1.20m 9'9" × 3'11" WC 1.72m × 1.26m 5'8" × 4'2" Total 121.98 sq m 1313 sq ft CGI is for illustrative purposes only. 8 Plot 1 has a carport. Plot 33 has 2 parking spaces. Oak PLOTS 7, 28 PLOTS 8, 27, 29 HANDED Ensuite 1 Kitchen/ Bathroom Bedroom Dining Room 3 Master Bedroom Ensuite 2 Living Room Bedroom 2 WC Bedroom 4 Terrace Ground floor First floor Second floor Kitchen/Dining Room 6.32m (max) × 4.55m (max) 20'9" (max) × 14'11" (max) Living Room 5.97m (max) × 4.55m (max) 19'7" (max) × 14'11" (max) Master Bedroom 6.81m (max) × 3.36m (max) 22'4" (max) × 11'4" (max) Bedroom 2 4.04m × 2.44m 13'3" × 8'0" Bedroom 3 3.95m (max) × 2.44m (max) 13'0" (max) × 8'0" (max) Bedroom 4 2.77m × 2.01m 9'1" × 6'7" Bathroom 2.18m × 2.01m 7'2" × 6'7" Ensuite 1 2.81m × 1.20m 9'3" × 3'11" Ensuite 2 2.44m (max) × 1.72m (max) 8'0" (max) × 5'8" (max) WC 1.57m × 1.45m 5'2" × 4'9" Total 125.48 sq m 1350 sq ft CGI is for illustrative purposes only. 10 Plots 7, 8, 27, 28 and 29 all have a single garage. Beech PLOTS 2, 9 PLOTS 26, 34 HANDED Kitchen/Dining Room Ensuite 2 Bedroom 2 Ensuite 1 Master Bedroom WC Bathroom Living Room Bedroom Bedroom Terrace 3 4 Ground floor First floor Second floor Kitchen/Dining Room 5.50m (max) × 2.94m (max) 18'1" (max) × 9'8" (max) Living Room 4.95m × 3.60m 16'3" × 11'10" Master Bedroom 5.13m (max) × 4.20m (max) 16'10" (max) × 13'9" (max) Bedroom 2 4.20m (max) × 2.94m (max) 13'9" (max) × 9'8" (max) Bedroom 3 3.60m × 2.58m 11'10" × 8'6" Bedroom 4 3.60m × 2.27m 11'10" × 7'5" Bathroom 2.08m × 1.70m 6'10" × 5'7" Ensuite 1 2.98m × 1.20m 9'10" × 3'11" Ensuite 2 2.94m × 1.20m 9'8" × 3'11" WC 1.82m × 1.00m 6'0" × 3'3" Total 121.70 sq m 1310 sq ft CGI is for illustrative purposes only. 12 Plot 9 is detached. Plots 2 and 34 have 2 parking spaces. Plot 9 has a carport. Plot 26 has a single garage. Willow PLOTS 22, 24 PLOTS 21, 23, 25 HANDED Terrace Kitchen Living/ Dining Room Ensuite Master Bedroom 2 Bedroom Bathroom Apartment Kitchen 3.05m × 2.70m 10'0" × 8'10" Living/Dining Room 5.59m × 4.35m 18'4" × 14'3" Master Bedroom 3.79m (max) × 3.19m (max) 12'5" (max) × 10'6" (max) Bedroom 2 3.79m × 2.81m 12'5" × 9'3" Bathroom 2.58m (max) × 2.19m (max) 8'6" (max) × 7'2" (max) Ensuite 2.70m × 1.20m 8'10" × 3'11" Total 69.3 sq m 745 sq ft CGI is for illustrative purposes only. 14 Plots 21, 22, 23, 24 and 25 have 1 parking space. Specifications Specifications 3 Bedroom Houses 4 Bedroom Houses External Features Kitchen/Dining Area Plumbing and Electrics External Features Kitchen/Dining Area Plumbing and Electrics • Detailed pattern brickwork • Professionally designed kitchen • Gas central heating – • Detailed pattern brickwork • Professionally designed kitchen • Gas central heating – • Steel blue UPVC windows with under pelmet lighting zoned heating control • Steel blue UPVC windows with under pelmet lighting zoned heating control finished white internally • Choice of kitchen units and • Burglar alarm fitted finished white internally • Choice of kitchen units and • Burglar alarm fitted • Garage or carport worktops from selected range • TV points to lounge, dining • Balcony on second floor worktops from selected range • TV points to lounge, dining • Landscaped rear garden • Worktop upstand with glass area and all bedrooms accessed via double doors • Worktop upstand with glass area and all bedrooms splashback to rear of hob splashback to rear of hob • Cycle storage point either in • BT points to living room • Garage or carport on • BT points to living room garage or cycle enclosure • Built in appliances to include hob, and all bedrooms selected plots • Built in appliances to include hob, and all bedrooms in garden where no garage dishwasher, fridge/freezer, oven • Mains smoke detectors • On plot parking for all homes dishwasher, fridge/freezer, oven • Mains smoke detectors and washer/dryer and washer/dryer • External lighting outside front • 1 USB point to all rooms • Landscaped rear garden • 1 USB point to all rooms • Double doors leading to rear garden • Double doors leading to rear garden and rear door • Fibre broadband connection • Cycle storage point either in • Fibre broadband connection • Recessed downlights to kitchen to property garage or cycle enclosure in • Recessed downlights to kitchen to property and dining area garden where no garage and dining area • External lighting outside front and rear door Internal Features Bathrooms Internal Features Bathrooms • 9ft floor to ceiling heights on • White ideal standard suites • 9ft floor to ceiling heights • White ideal standard suites ground floor • Vanity unit under wash hand basin on ground floor • Vanity unit under wash hand basin • Glazed door between lounge in bathroom and ensuites • Glazed door into kitchen in bathroom and ensuites and kitchen • Built in thermostatic shower mixer • Oak veneer doors with • Built in thermostatic shower mixer • Oak veneer doors with • Choice of ceramic wall tiles to chrome ironmongery • Choice of ceramic wall tiles to chrome ironmongery tiled areas from Porcelanosa range • Recessed downlighters to tiled areas from Porcelanosa range • Recessed downlights to • Full height tiling to all shower areas living room • Full height tiling to all shower areas living room • Ideal standard taps • Ensuite to master and • Ideal standard taps • Ensuite to all master bedroom second bedrooms • Recessed downlights to all • Recessed downlights to all • Built in wardrobes to bathrooms and WC • Built in wardrobes to bathrooms and WC master bedroom master bedroom • Under stairs storage cupboard • Built in wardrobes to second • Downstairs WC bedroom on selected plots • Under stairs storage cupboard • Downstairs WC 16 17 Specifications Apartments External Features Kitchen Bathrooms • Detailed pattern brickwork • Professionally designed kitchen • White ideal standard suites • Balcony with views over river with under pelmet lighting • Vanity unit under wash hand basin and
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