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Hopefield View Bonnyrigg Hopefield View Bonnyrigg A stunning collection of quality homes in an idyllic location Hopefield Brochure June 10 restore1_WIP.indd 1 12/10/2010 14:31:43 Hopefield Brochure June 10 restore1_WIP.indd 2 12/10/2010 14:31:49 02 03 Nothing beats coming home to Hopefield View With views of the historical Cockpen Church and surrounding countryside, Hopefield View offers a tranquil setting to come home to. There is something nearby to suit every family member, from the hustle and bustle of Edinburgh, to the rolling countryside of Midlothian with its medieval castles and the mysterious Rosslyn Chapel. At Stewart Milne Homes, we never forget That’s why this brochure includes that a home isn’t just where you live, it’s all the details you’d expect – sizes, how you live. We know that moving to a specifications and styles – and also new home is a fresh, exciting start – one shows something of the life you’ll live of life’s most exciting moments. at Hopefield View, shops, schools, local facilities, outdoor pursuits…… After all, this isn’t a sales brochure. This is your new home. Hopefield Brochure June 10 restore1_WIP.indd 3 12/10/2010 14:31:56 Hopefield Brochure June 10 restore1_WIP.indd 4 12/10/2010 14:32:29 04 05 Your new location Steeped in history, surrounded by countryside and within easy reach of Edinburgh - this is a wonderful place to call home. Nestled in the Midlothian countryside educational day out. Immerse your family Bonnyrigg has all the amenities of a local with Edinburgh a short distance away, in the history of Scotland with a variety town, and the A7 gives easy access to Hopefield View is the perfect location to of medieval castles including Dalhousie the city bypass taking you to Edinburgh enjoy the best of both worlds - the peace Castle and Borthwich Castle, as well as and beyond. and outdoor life that the countryside the most famous, Rosslyn Chapel. Dalkeith 2 miles offers alongside the benefits of city life is Just eight miles away and you’re in the Edinburgh 8 miles a perfect match. centre of Edinburgh with all the superb Edinburgh Airport 15 miles And if values like space, the open air, a facilities of this festival city to enjoy. Glasgow Airport 52 miles friendly local community and rewarding From Edinburgh Castle to theatres and a Welcome to Hopefield View. pace of life also matter to you, it’s the fabulous selection of shops, restaurants Make yourself at home. perfect spot. and nightlife, there’s something here to suit everyone. Bonnyrigg is a vibrant town offering you all the day-to-day amenities you’ll need Public transport is close by in within a friendly local community. Newcraighall just six miles from Hopefield View, and with trains twice The wider area is steeped in history and an hour to Edinburgh, you can be in offers a range of exciting activities to suit the city in just ten minutes. There is a everyone, from walking in the countryside convenient bus link to the city from the B6415 and exploring historical castles to dry- A1 centre of Bonnyrigg offering buses every A6124 A6094 slope skiing and great nights out. ten minutes during peak travel times. If For children and adults alike there is a you’re travelling further afield, Edinburgh B6415 A720 selection of activities close by. Bonnyrigg airport is only 15 miles away. A6094 itself offers a gym and a large leisure pool A68 and flumes for the big kids. Edinburgh’s A6106 Butterfly and Insect World is close by and A68 the Scottish Mining Museum offers an A720 A6094 A720 B6414 A7 A772 A6094 A770 B6373 B6392 A768 B703 A7 A768 A6094 A768 B6482 B704 A7 B6392 A6094 B703 The Surrounding Area B704 A7 We provide general information regarding the surrounding area, its facilities B6392 and communications. At the time of going to press this information was correct A6094 B6482 to the best of our knowledge. The land adjacent to the development and surrounding area outside the ownership of Stewart Milne Homes is subject Hopefield View B704 to the usual statutory planning controls. To obtain up-to-date information we recommend you contact the relevant local planning authority. Hopefield Brochure June 10 restore1_WIP.indd 5 12/10/2010 14:32:29 Living Life Leisure is at the heart of living in Bonnyrigg. Locally you can enjoy an Your new indoor swimming pool with flumes, sauna and spa pool as well as a soft play area. Straiton Pond is the area’s local nature reserve and the Butterfly and Insect World close by is a great chance community for children to experience animals first hand with animal handling and fish We’re building at Hopefield View for feeding. The Scottish Mining Museum is a 5-star attraction and is one of the finest a simple reason: the area’s perfect surviving examples of a Victorian colliery for enjoying life to the full. in Europe. Rosslyn Chapel in the nearby village of Roslin, is the much talked about 15th Century church founded by William St Clair and featured in the recent Da Vinci Code movie. This makes for a mystery day out with some lovely walks in the nearby Roslin Glen Country Park. Crichton Castle is another hidden gem overlooking the River Tyne, a beautiful Historic Scotland protected castle. Hopefield Brochure June 10 restore1_WIP.indd 6 12/10/2010 14:32:34 06 07 Schools Useful numbers For more entertainment and leisure, Bonnyrigg has its own primary school, While there are several professional Edinburgh offers more choices than and there are other primary schools and services available in the area, the you could wish for with its selection secondary schools within two miles. following may be useful to you locally. of theatres, restaurants, cafes, shops Primary Schools Doctor and bars as well as the world famous Bonnyrigg Health Centre 0131 537 9844 Edinburgh Festival, Edinburgh Fringe St Mary’s Primary 0131 663 8646 and Hogmanay Street party. Bonnyrigg Primary 0131 663 7786 Dentist The Surgery 0131 663 8800 Shopping Secondary Schools Police Bonnyrigg itself offers an array of local Lasswade High School 0131 663 7171 Dalkeith 0131 663 2855 stores including a chemist, bank and St David’s RC hairdressers. High School 0131 654 4702 Just a few miles away, there is a large Nurseries/playgroups Tesco supermarket to cater for your weekly grocery shopping and just six Cockpen Nursery School, miles away, Straiton Retail Park has a Cockpen Road, number of stores including Marks & Bonnyrigg 0131 663 5172 Spencer Food, Boots the Chemist and Mount Esk Nursery School, Next. Dalhousie Gardens, Bonnyrigg 0131 663 2364 Bonnyrigg Mother and Baby Group, Sherwood Community Wing, Cockpen Road, Bonnyrigg The contact details provided for schools and services are for guidance only and do not constitute any recommendations or availability of the service. Hopefield Brochure June 10 restore1_WIP.indd 7 12/10/2010 14:32:43 Our quality At Stewart Milne Homes, we pride ourselves on building innovative and high Your new quality homes. We use a high level of specification with quality materials and our superior craftsmanship can be seen throughout home each home. Our aim is to provide a home that you’ll love living in, a home built to Within Hopefield View, we’re creating last. Each home comes with a 10 year an exclusive collection of individually- warranty giving you peace of mind that your home is protected in the event of designed homes with quality and damage. Just ask us for more details. space at their heart. Hopefield Brochure June 10 restore1_WIP.indd 8 12/10/2010 14:32:48 08 09 Your choice The setting All our homes at Hopefield View are steel ovens, hobs and hoods. Bathrooms Hopefield View is designed to suit all spacious, light and airy. They’ve have Porcelanosa tiling and crisp white lifestyles offering a range of family homes been designed to provide flexible sanitary ware while each master bedroom from three bedroom to five bedroom accommodation that suits the ever- and most second bedrooms provide built- detached villas. changing needs of modern living, with in wardrobes. Throughout each home, Our layout has maximised the views well-planned living areas for entertaining you’ll find quality finishes including over the Cockpen Church and the and family life, combined with high chrome door furniture for a contemporary rolling countryside, while providing each specification kitchens that have look. property with its own space creating a integrated appliances and an excellent Working together with us in deciding pedestrian friendly layout. choice of styles. these is an integral and enjoyable part of This location offers an enviable setting Every aspect of your new home is the experience of buying a Stewart Milne with easy access to the countryside and finished to the highest standards, with home. beyond. great attention to detail, providing you In addition, our homes are designed with a premium home you’ll be proud of. This is something special - be part of it! to be energy-efficient with excellent Features include quality crafted kitchens, insulation, ensuring comfortable designed for family living with space temperatures throughout and reducing to fit your kitchen table, complete with your energy bills. integrated appliances including stainless Hopefield Brochure June 10 restore1_WIP.indd 9 12/10/2010 14:32:54 Photography Images shown reflect the varying styles and sizes of typical Stewart Milne Homes. Images do not necessarily represent the actual finish/elevations or treatments, furnishings or fittings at any individual development. For details of specific finishes for individual developments and homes, please contact us.
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