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Somerbrook-Digital-Version.Pdf GREAT SOMERFORD, WILTSHIRE 3 DISCOVER LIFE AT SOMERBROOK Stonewood Partnerships is proud to present Somerbrook, a community of 38 beautifully-designed two, three, four and five-bedroomed homes. 4 SOMERBROOK GREAT SOMERFORD, WILTSHIRE 5 IDEAL FOR MODERN LIVING We invite you to make your home on this stunning stretch of countryside alongside ancient farmland that has been worked since the 1500s. As you venture along the approach road into the development, flanked by handsomely restored farm buildings, you’ll be stepping into an idyllic rural setting that has been home to generations of farming families. These distinctive village-style homes are traditional in feel, yet modern in design with an abundance of light and flexible space; ideal for modern living. The neighbourhood has been sensitively designed to mirror those in the nearby village of Great Somerford by reflecting the same traditional exterior finishes – stone, red brick and premium quality roughcast render. You’ll also find the same eclectic mix of chimneys. Each home is surrounded by open spaces and has glorious views over countryside along with designated parking. 6 SOMERBROOK GREAT SOMERFORD, WILTSHIRE 7 NATURE ALL AROUND YOU 1 2 3 THE AVON RIVER Nature is all around Somerbrook. The River Avon, home to kingfishers, egrets and trout, meanders lazily around the eastern edge of the development. Deer can often be seen in the open fields surrounding the community. Anglers can try their luck in the River Avon, where the mayfly season each May gets the trout biting, or at the beautiful Great Somerford Lakes, where members can fish three splendid former quarries for carp, tench and roach. 4 5 6 1. FOOTBRIDGE 2. THE VOLUNTEER INN 3. DESIGNER OUTLET 4/5. CHURCH OF ST PETER & ST PAUL 6. JUBILEE GARDEN ALLOTMENTS Avon river, Great Somerford Swindon (12th century Grade I listed) (Free Gardens) 8 SOMERBROOK GREAT SOMERFORD, WILTSHIRE 9 SOMERBROOK SITE PLAN & AREA Cirencester 2km Tetbury 5 6 7 8 13 14 15 11 12 Westonbirt 10 9 Arboretum 16 Malmesbury 17 26 27 1 2 3 25 18 4 24 28 Swindon 19 23 29 22 Great 20 Somerford 21 30 38 37 36 l 35 o t 34 is 33 Br 31 32 Castle HOUSE STYLE & EXTERNAL FINISH Combe THE KNAPP THE ALDRIDGE THE HENDON THE HARRINGTON AFFORDABLE HOMES 3 Bedroom 4 Bedroom Terrace 4 Bedroom Detached 5 Bedroom Detached Chippenham PLOTS 22 & 23 PLOTS 27 PLOTS 4, 20 & 21 PLOTS 16, 19 & 34 THE FORD Fyeld Down Detached in Stone B Semi Detached in Render Terrace in Brick Detached in Stone 2 Bedroom Home a t National Nature h PLOTS 24, 25 & 26 PLOT 28 & 29 PLOTS 1, 3, 11, 15 & 35 Reserve PLOTS 5, 6, 7, 8, 14, 37 & 38 Terrace in Brick Terrace in Stone Detached in Brick PLOTS 31 & 32 PLOT 30 PLOT 3 THE LEIGH Bowood Semi Detached in Stone Terrace in Render Detached in Render 3 Bedroom Home PLOT 33 PLOTS 9 & 10 PLOTS 12, 13 & 36 Detached in Render Semi Detached in Stone PLOTS 17 & 18 Semi Detached in Render 10 SOMERBROOK GREAT SOMERFORD, WILTSHIRE 11 ROAM IF YOU WANT TO... THE LOCAL AREA year. The lakes are also home to hordes of breeding warblers, nightingales and The development borders the thriving plovers plus otters, voles and shrews, while village of Great Somerford, first recorded in WESTONBIRT ARBORETUM the fertile meadows are perfect for bees, the Domesday Book of 1086. butterflies and rare orchids. An ideal strolling and dog walking spot all year Cycle paths from Somerbrook into the The park is also a vibrant hub for round but particularly in the autumn when it village lead to the popular primary school, watersports including kayaking, water- provides a breathtaking riot of colour. the busy village shop and Post Office and skiing, canoeing, inflatable rides and the handsome 19th century Volunteer Inn, which is owned by Wiltshire brewer Arkell’s. swimming. The Cotswold Country Park The village also boasts the beautiful 12th and Beach even has its own stretch of century Grade I listed Church of St Peter golden sand for sunny days. and St Paul, a lively community hub Swindon’s magnificent railway that welcomes worshippers and non- heritage provides hours of fascinating worshippers to a wide range of events. entertainment just 14 miles along the The village is the home of Britain’s first M4. The STEAM museum, housed in a allotments - given to the parish by King former Great Western Railway building, George III in 1809. tells the story of how Isambard Kingdom Brunel changed the town forever when The whole village comes together each he brought the railway works to Swindon. August for the Somerford Show. This With amazing exhibits, awesome steam colourful celebration of country life that engines and interactive exhibitions, the is now in its 125th year, includes horses, incredible history is brought vividly to life. flowers, dogs and good food. Twice a year, in July and October, top class horse riders The old railway works are also home to compete at the Dauntsey Park Horse Trials Swindon’s hugely popular Designer Outlet on the edge of the village. shopping village, which attracts visitors All around Somerbrook there are family from all over the world. There are more days out to enjoy. Just 11 miles down the than 100 stores nestling amid the historic road at the stunning Cotswold Water Park machinery, boasting brands including you can stroll around 170 lakes made from Hugo Boss, Jaeger, John Lewis, Lacoste, former gravel pits. Ted Baker and Tommy Hilfiger. The park is a haven for wildlife with more There are also half a dozen casual dining than 20,000 wintering waterbirds and restaurants, play areas and regular 21,000 gulls making their way there every fashion events. 12 SOMERBROOK ON YOUR DOORSTEP GREAT SOMERFORD, WILTSHIRE 13 MASTER BEDROOM ON YOUR 14 MINS 16 MINS 29 MINS 78 MINS 78 MINS 99 MINS 120 MINS DOORSTEP Somerbrook is just seven miles from the fast CHIPPENHAM BATH SWINDON BRISTOL PADDINGTON LONDON TRAFALGAR HEATHROW railway line to London at Chippenham, 12 miles STATION SQUARE TERMINAL 1-3 from the station at Kemble, is just ten minutes drive from Junction 16 of the M4 and 35 minutes from the M5. 9 MINS 10 MINS 18 MINS 17 MINS 35 MINS 60 MINS 90 MINS 140 MINS (4 MILES) (6 MILES) (7 MILES) (10 MILES) (23 MILES) (36 MILES) (78 MILES) (93 MILES) The beautiful market town of Malmesbury, home to a secondary school, a magnificent 12th BY ROAD WAITROSE M4 CHIPPENHAM M&S M5 BRISTOL HEATHROW CENTRAL century abbey, pubs, independent shops and FROM (MALMESBURY) JUNCTION 16 STATION FOODHALL INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL LONDON two big supermarkets, is just ten minutes drive. SOMERBROOK (CHIPPENHAM) AIRPORT AIRPORT The historic Roman town of Cirencester is just half an hour away. There are many shops, pubs 4 MINS 4 MINS 4 MINS 10 MINS 10 MINS and restaurants to explore in this delightful (0.2 MILES) (0.2 MILES) (0.2 MILES) (0.5 MILES) (0.5 MILES) Cotswold gem. The community is spoiled for country walks and WALKING ST PETERS & THE GREAT SOMERFORD THE WALTER POWELL FROM ST PAULS CHURCH AVON RIVER PLAYGROUND VOLUNTEER INN CHURCH OF ENGLAND just a few minutes away is the world-famous SOMERBROOK (GRADE 1 LISTED) (FISHING, BOATING) (FOOD & DRINK) PRIMARY SCHOOL Westonbirt Arboretum, an ideal strolling and dog walking spot all year round but particularly in the autumn when it provides a breathtaking riot of colour. PRIMARY / NURSERY SECONDARY COLLEGE There are plenty of opportunities for cyclists to enjoy the great outdoors. Just a few minutes WALTER SEAGRY DODFORD MALMESBURY THE DYSON WILTSHIRE BATH POWELL C of E FARM SECONDARY INSTITUTE OF COLLEGE AND SPA to the north of the development, at Somerford C of E PRIMARY DAYCARE SCHOOL ENGINEERING UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY common, is a 35-mile section of the Wiltshire PRIMARY NURSERY & TECHNOLOGY Cycleway, which runs from Malmesbury to Great Bedwyn near Marlborough. 3 MINS 13 MINS Golfers have fabulous courses at nearby Brinkworth, Castle Combe, Chippenham, 3 MINS 7 MINS 10 MINS 14 MINS 13 MINS 20 MINS 26 MINS Westonbirt and Bowood. 0.5 2.3 4.4 5.1 6 7.8 12 MILES MILES MILES MILES MILES MILES MILES Times & distances: Google Maps Travel times and road distances Google maps 14 SOMERBROOK GREAT SOMERFORD, WILTSHIRE 15 THE KNAPP 3 BEDROOM HOME GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR Ground Floor 1. KITCHEN / FAMILY 6m x 3.3m 2. UTILITY 1.8m x 2.1m 3. WC 1.5m x 2.1m 1 9 4. LIVING ROOM 3.5m x 3.6m First Floor 5. MASTER BEDROOM 7 3.4m x 3.6m 6. ENSUITE 2.8m x 1.5m 7. BEDROOM 2 2.9m x 3.9m 2 3 8. BATHROOM 6 2.5m x 2.2m 9. BEDROOM 3 2.9m x 2.8m 5 4 8 EXTERNAL FINISHES COURSE TUMBLED WEINEBERGER BEKSTONE ROUGHCAST HERITAGE BRICK 16 SOMERBROOK GREAT SOMERFORD, WILTSHIRE 17 THE ALDRIDGE 4 BEDROOM HOME GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR Ground Floor 1. KITCHEN / FAMILY 4.3m x 6.2m 2. UTILITY 1.8m x 2.6m 11 3. WC 1 1.7m x 1.8m 4. LIVING ROOM 3.6m x 4.4m 5. GARAGE 3.1m x 6.4m 8 First Floor 6. MASTER BEDROOM 3.6m x 4.4m 9 3 2 5 7. ENSUITE 7 1.3m x 2.4m 8. BEDROOM 2 3.6m x 4.4m 9. BATHROOM 6 2.1m x 2.5m 10. BEDROOM 3 2.5m x 3.3m 4 11. BEDROOM 4 2.5m x 3.3m 10 EXTERNAL FINISHES COURSE TUMBLED WEINEBERGER BEKSTONE ROUGHCAST HERITAGE BRICK 18 SOMERBROOK GREAT SOMERFORD, WILTSHIRE 19 KITCHEN LIVING ROOM 20 SOMERBROOK GREAT SOMERFORD, WILTSHIRE 21 THE HENDON 4 BEDROOM HOME GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR Ground Floor 1.
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