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Summerhouse Kingswinford S H Introducing Summerhouse Kingswinford A unique collection of modern and contemporary town houses in the West Midlands Summerhouse, Kingswinford Street Scene 2 | 3 S H Summerhouse is a stunning boutique development of fourteen Once inside, you’re greeted by an entrance hallway that flows modern townhouses. In the heart of Kingswinford, these homes are seamlessly into the main living area with its ultra sleek, open plan set within a prime location offering aspirational living on the Porcelanosa kitchen-diner featuring a Porcelanosa tiled floor. This is outskirts of Stourbridge, within easy reach of an array of local the hub of the home, perfect for day-to-day living. The open plan feel amenities, as well as outstanding schooling and excellent transport is complemented by double French doors that open to the rear garden, links. helping create a light and airy feel throughout. A guest cloakroom and utility room complete the ground floor. Thoughtfully designed and built by Coyne Group, this inspirational development has been created to capture the essence of modern day The carefully considered interior of each Summerhouse home living, offering prime living space and design. There are two property compliments the exterior with a scheme that is suitably as types: The Pavilion and The Belvedere, both arranged over three contemporary. The upper floors of both The Pavilion and The Belvedere storeys with every design aspect considered to ensure these homes offer three substantially sized double bedrooms. Two of which feature offer exactly the kind of flexibility that appeals to young Roca en-suite shower rooms with Vado brassware, the third bedroom professionals, growing families and investors alike. is serviced by a ‘Jack and Jill’ style Roca family bathroom, enhanced by Vado brassware. The master-suite incorporates the whole of the third Inspired by the leafy setting and countryside beyond, Summerhouse floor with a walk-in closet, spectacular en-suite and the enviable wow development has been sympathetically designed, mixing modern with factor of a Juliette balcony. Sun tunnels and roof lights also allow traditional, with exterior elevations that combine timber-effect natural daylight to stream into the space below, bringing a light and cladding with brick to create contemporary homes. airy atmosphere to the master-suite. 4 | 5 Summerhouse, Kingswinford The Kitchen 6 | 7 Summerhouse, Kingswinford The Pavilion 8 | 9 Floor Plan The Pavilion The Pavilion Positioned at the front of the development, The Pavilion is a three-bedroom home that effortlessly blends comfort with style for those looking for a contemporary solution to modern living. The sliding patio doors in the Porcelanosa kitchen-diner are a wonderful feature, creating a smooth transition from the inside out to the south facing garden. The master suite is located on the 2nd floor and benefits from a Juliette Balcony to the front aspect, allowing you to enjoy rural and urban views across Kingswinford and beyond. Plus, with off-road parking for two vehicles and a southerly aspect level garden, this property offers all you need and more. 10 | 11 History was made here Did you know that it was Holbeche House, just a mile from Kingswinford, where Guy Fawkes and his co-conspirators made their last stand in 1605? With bullet holes still visible in the walls, sadly the house isn’t open to the public but the Gunpowder Plot story lives on in many of the street names in the local area, such as Catesby Drive (Robert Catesby) and Digby Road (Sir Edward Digby). Summerhouse, Kingswinford The En-suite 12 | 13 Summerhouse, Kingswinford The Belvedere 14 | 15 Floor Plan The Belvedere The Belvedere Positioned to the rear of the development, The Belvedere is an even more substantial 3-bedroom home; perfect for couples or growing families looking to step up the property ladder. The Porcelanosa kitchen-diner offers generous space, with sliding patio doors leading to the garden again, boasting a southerly aspect. The Juliette balcony is positioned to the rear aspect of the Belvedere, allowing you to overlook the tiered garden below The Belvedere also offers parking for two vehicles and an attractive front garden with decorative shrubs, making the property picture perfect. 16 | 17 Summerhouse, Kingswinford Summerhouse, Kingswinford Location Example Street View Wolverhampton: 20 Minutes Local High Street Summerhouse, Kingswinford Stourbridge Station: 5 Minutes Crestwood School & 6th Form Bromley 18 | 19 Stourbridge The Locks Kingswinford - Town & Country Living A property in Summerhouse brings you the best of both worlds. Where you’re close to Kingswinford’s idyllic village and thriving high street, yet minutes away from glorious, open countryside. By day, the town of Kingswinford offers a mix of independent and high street shops and cafes. Stourbridge Town Centre As well as places you can go to get your heart pumping, from DK Rugby Football Club and Himley Cricket Club to Kingfisher Health and Fitness. Dudley By night, Kingswinford offers a choice of restaurants to suit all tastes Merry Hill Shopping Centre from Indian and Chinese to traditional pub grub. You also have the town of Dudley on your doorstep, offering an even greater choice of shops, eateries and anything else you could ever need locally. If you’re looking for schooling, Kingswinford is ideal. For little ones, there are four good primary schools in the area. Bromley Hills Primary School is virtually on your doorstep and has a very good Ofsted report. While just Dudley over a mile away is Church of the Ascension C of E Primary School, which Zoo has the best performance rating and Ofsted report*. Children a little older? No problem. You have Crestwood Secondary School and Summerhill Secondary School close by, which also boast the best performance rating and Ofsted reports.* Kingswinford has a buzzing commercial centre too, with two major industrial trading estates: the Dawley Brook Estate and the Pensnett Trading Estate – the largest fenced industrial estate in Europe, so the area offers good local employment opportunities too. Kingswinford also gives you convenient access to the M5 and M6 motorways for easy commuting into nearby areas of Wolverhampton, West Bromwich and Walsall, not to mention the commercial and cultural mecca that is Birmingham and its international airport for those escapes to the sun. * According to findmyschool.co.uk Wolverhampton Stourbridge Bantock House Town Centre 20 | 21 Help To Buy The Belvedere & The Pavilion Help to Buy Loan Example Here is an example of how your Help to Buy loan would look with a £10,000 deposit along with a 75% mortgage when you purchase an example Help to Buy With Summerhouse property worth £200,000. With a Help to Buy: Equity Loan the Government lends you up to 20% of the cost of your newly built home, so you’ll only need a 5% cash Buyers 5 deposit deposit and a 75% mortgage to make up the rest. You won’t be charged loan fees on the 20% loan for the first five years of owning your home. £10 Governments 20 Loan If the home in the example above sold for £210,000, you’d get £168,000 (80%, from your mortgage and the cash deposit) and you’d pay back £42,000 on the loan (20%). You’d need to pay off your mortgage with £40 your share of the money. For more information (including advice on fees and paying back your loan) please download the Help to Buy Buyers’ Guide (PDF) from the Help to Buy website. £150 Example House 75 mortgage from alue London Help to Buy commercial lender £200 To reflect the current property prices in London, from February 2016 the Government is increasing the upper limit for the equity loan it gives new home-buyers within Greater London from 20% to 40%. Get Help to Buy If you are looking to buy a new home in a London borough, find out more Now you can purchase your Summerhouse home with just a 5% deposit. about London Help to Buy by visiting the Help to Buy website. If you meet the required criteria the Government can loan you 20% of the value of your Summerhouse home, which means you only need to secure a 75% mortgage. Whether you are a first-time buyer or moving on from your existing home, speak to Coyne today for more information. 22 | 23 Montpellier Apartments, Devon Completed Project We have been delivering successful high returning investments since 2008. With investor security consistently front-of-mind, we have evolved our unique Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) secured model to work harder for our investors and for us. Bridge Corner, Bristol Completed Project Every clients situation is different, and to ensure we offer a bespoke service that accommodates all our clients, we offer two routes of investment; becoming an SPV shareholder or investing into the SPV via a loan note. Both benefit from the enhanced security our SPV driven model provides. A success driven investment philosophy is at the centre of all we do. This encapsulates intelligent site selection & planning permission, with a defined exit strategy for each project we undertake. Roseleigh, Portishead This approach to all our projects means we have secured an Completed Project average ROI of 43.42% over the last six projects. 24 | 25 Discover the wise way to invest in property For more information: [email protected] | 01275 866445 Coyne Group | Conference Avenue | Quays Office Park | Portishead | Bristol BS20 7LF www.coynegroup.co.uk.
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