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Calderpark Gardens Broomhouse, Glasgow Calderpark Gardens Broomhouse, Glasgow Choice of innovative and stylish of 3 & 4 bedroom detached family homes Calderpark Gardens is an exclusive development of 3 and 4 bedroom detached family homes featuring a choice of seven superb new house styles. Situated just off Boghall Road in Broomhouse Glasgow, close to the site of the former Calderpark Zoo, the development has been carefully designed and crafted to offer fine family living in a location close to all modern living essentials such as schools, shops and travel. Perspective drawing, Project number 158/7/1 Project: AS Homes - Broomhouse Alternative: House Type 4.4 - House Type 4.4 200317 20/04/2017 Calderpark Gardens offers outstanding value for money Every bright and spacious new home at Calderpark Gardens offers great value for money backed up by excellent fixtures and fittings. The stylish German kitchens include integrated appliances and feature cabinet lighting. The contemporary bathrooms include Roca sanitary ware and heated towel rails while most bedrooms have either a fitted or Briar Homes Limited is wholly owned by AS Homes (Scotland) Limited, a long walk-in wardrobe and all master bedrooms have an en-suite. Scale: Fit to frame standing Glasgow based house building company with wide expertise in the Creative Designs (Ayr) Ltd IMPULS Broomhouse Apex House, 512 IP 1200 Each home is built for family living and offers generous private gardens, field of private house building and community building projects. 1 Carrick Road, perfect for children’s playing, for entertaining or simply relaxing. South Ayrshire KA7 2RA Our ref.: Beth Davidson We are working in conjunction with Housing Growth Partnership - a social impact Telephone: 01292 267586 investor backed by Lloyds Bank and the Homes & Communities Agency to help Fax: 01292 611308 E-Mail: [email protected] address housing affordability by providing support to the regional residential development community to increase the number of new homes built in the UK. This design is copyrighted. To forward it to a third party or copying it without prior agreement is prohibited. The drawing is only an indication of the planned installation. Designed/presented with Compusoft ® WINNER Calderpark Gardens, Broomhouse, Glasgow G71 2PW Sales: 0141 222 5869 briar-homes.co.uk Baillieston Station The Forge & Glasgow Fort Shopping Centres Drumpellier Country Park M74 / M73 / M8 Hogganfield Loch Hamilton Retail & Leisure Park _Location Calderpark Gardens is located off Boghall Road, Broomhouse, Glasgow and is easily reached by turning off the old A74 Hamilton Road at the well-known Dogs Trust premises. The development offers quick and easy access to the M74 / M73 / M8 motorway network and is close to Baillieston and Mount Vernon train stations which are both around 15 minutes walk away. From either you can be in Glasgow city centre in less than 20 minutes. There are proposals to develop Baillieston Station as a Park and Ride facility. This information is provided for guidance only. It is not intended to form the basis of any contract. We reserve the right to alter the layout, design and dimensions of each property without notice. Whilst every effort has been made to ensure that the information contained is accurate, it is provided for guidance only. Prospective purchasers should satisfy themselves as to the accuracy of the information. Please note the computer generated images provide an indication of the finish of the house styles and do not necessarily represent the exact finish of a particular property at Calderpark Gardens, Broomhouse. Please ask the Sales Advisor for full details of specification. 4 28 50 UTT / TFR / UTT Assumed Route Assumed 2 2 GREENOAKHILL PLACE 31 27 Unsuitable for Radar Coverage Waterlogged Ground Conditions 25 Calderpark Gardens 42 Broomhouse, Glasgow 14 GREENOAKHILL CRESCENT GREENOAKHILL BOGHALL ROAD BOGHALL Site Plan & House Styles 24 UTT / TFR / UTT Assumed Route Assumed 28 8 9 32 10 11 12 13 381e 14 383b UTT / TFR / UTT Assumed Route Assumed 15 383a 16 17 5 UTT / TFR Assumed Depth = 0.90 (Taken off SW Records) MH - UTL (Possibly Buried) S/E 4 18 379 19 6 (10) Cycle 20 3 7 2 21 22 52 51 1 23 24 53 50 25 ETL 26 49 54 27 Path (um) 48 28 55 0.9 29 47 (10) Cycle 44 1.0 45 1.4 ...........................................................................Path ........................................................................... ........................................................................... 43 HAMILTON ROAD 46 42 Path (um) The Alder The Willow The Birch 1.0 30 41 3 Bedroom detached home 4 Bedroom detached home 4 Bedroom detached home 40 ........................................................................... ........................................................................... ........................................................................... 1.1 33.2m The Rowan 39 31 The Oak 1.0 3 Bedroom detached home 4 Bedroom detached home 38 ........................................................................... ........................................................................... 37 32 1.0 The Hazel The Juniper 36 3 Bedroom detached home 4 Bedroom detached home 1.0 35 ........................................................................... ........................................................................... 34 1.2 This information is provided for guidance only and is correct at time of printing. It is not intended to form the basis of any contract. We reserve the right to alter the layout, design and dimensions of each 33 property without notice. Whilst every effort has been made to ensure that the information contained herein is accurate, it is provided for guidance only. Prospective purchasers should satisfy themselves as to the accuracy of the information. Please note that external house treatments and finishes vary from development to development, please ask your Sales Advisor for more information. 0.9 0.7 5 11 1 1.0 1.1 1.2 MP 3 11 1.2 7 S/E Calderpark Gardens Broomhouse, Glasgow Specification ........................................................................... ........................................................................... ........................................................................... - Kitchens - General - Upgrade Options • Quality German kitchens by Impuls • Feature oak veneer pass doors, clear Kitchen - wine cooler / induction hob / glass doors to principle rooms steam oven / stone worktops / Quooker • A range of 6 units, laminate worktops, tap / double oven / microwave oven handles and glass splash back options • Fitted wardrobes to most bedrooms Bathroom/En-suites - full height tiling • Feature cabinet lighting, soft closing • Gas fired central heating radiators throughout drawers with combi boiler for 3 bedroom house styles, system boiler for 4 bedroom General - brushed steel switches and • Stainless steel eye level oven, 4 burner house styles sockets gas hob and extractor • Combination of down lighters and Fireplaces • Integrated washer dryer, dishwasher, pendant lighting throughout fridge and freezer Burglar Alarms • Moulded or bevel facings and skirtings • Washer dryers to utility room Flooring - Optional Extra throughout (if applicable) • Laminate flooring to lower hall, lounge, ........................................................................... • Feature oak veneer banister to stair case dining and kitchen areas - 3 colour ........................................................................... - Bathrooms & En-suites options - Oak white / Natural / Grey - Exterior & Gardens • Contemporary Roca Laura sanitary wear • A selection of quality carpets to upper including vanity units, concealed cistern, • Turfing to front and rear halls and bedrooms - 6 colour options soft closing seat, chrome flush button, ........................................................................... • Patio area to rear chrome towel warmer and taps • French door if applicable • A full range of tiling - mix of full height/ half height to wet areas and feature wall • 1.8m fencing to full rear boundary • Vanity storage under sink • Outside light to front and rear • Low level shower tray with sliding door • Outside tap or fixed enclosure, feature rain shower ........................................................................... head with separate hand shower with flexi hose • Electric Showers over bath in main bathroom with fixed shower door ........................................................................... Images are for illustrative purposes only, please consult Sales Advisor for actual fixtures and fittings. The Alder 3 bedroom detached home A delightful detached villa with single garage and featuring a spacious lounge with patio doors, excellent dining kitchen, downstairs cloakroom and en-suite with the master bedroom. A perfect family home. The Alder 3 bedroom detached home 3200mm 3190mm 3223mm [10'-7"] [10'-6"] [10'-6"] Hall WC 13 Bedroom 3 12 EnSuite Dining 11 [7'-3"] 2200mm 10 9 Store Lounge W 8 7 Garage 3223mm 6 5 [10'-7"] 4 [18'-2"] [18'-2"] 5531mm 5532mm Kitchen [18'-2"] 5531mm [18'-4"] 5577mm 2542mm Bedroom 1 [8'-4"] [10'-8"] 3241mm Hall Bedroom 2 [10'-7"] 3231mm Bathroom W 2499mm 3214mm [8'-2"] [10'-7"] FIRST FLOOR GARAGE GROUND FLOOR GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR ......................................................................................................... ......................................................................................................... Kitchen 5.53m x 3.20m 18’2” x
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