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RIVERSIDE PASTURES PILLING PRESTON PR3 6AH mcdermotthomes.co.uk We aim to make careful use of natural resources and adopt a responsible attitude towards the environment, to ensure a sustainable development that will meet the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. At the end of the day, our philosophy is straight forward; we believe in doing things right and keeping things simple. So talk to our friendly team today and Friendly see how easily we can help you find the family home you've been searching for. OUR HOMES, INDIVIDUAL & ORIGINAL When you live in a McDermott home, you’ll quickly discover all the pleasures that derive from a property DOINGTHINGSRIGHT, with character and personality, uniqueness and Personal KEEPINGTHINGSSIMPLE& individuality. Our homes are a special blend of skillful design and modern specification and this unique touch MAKINGLIVESBRIGHTER is clearly visible the moment you step inside. McDermott Homes have been building high quality family Beautifully designed interiors are both pleasing to the homes, in superb locations across the North West and eye and full of practical family friendly features, with an Yorkshire, since 1992. attention to detail second to none. In that time, we've also built a reputation for service that's second to none. As an independent, privately owned You’ll find it’s the same with our developments as well, company, we can offer a friendly, flexible approach and each is planned and designed to be totally different personal attention that makes it so much easier to with its own special ambience and atmosphere. find exactly the right home for you and your family. Inspiration from the design of our developments Flexible derives from local landscape, its flora and fauna, as We choose our locations carefully, to ensure an well as from the history and heritage of the immediate incomparable quality of life, and we apply area. the same meticulous care and attention to each of our high quality homes, with exquisite attention to detail. Thoughtfully designed and built by craftsmen with the very latest materials, our homes are built to stand the test of time. Professional RIVERSIDEPASTURES SPORTS&LEISURE Riverside Pastures is situated in the quiet rural village location of Stake Pool, Pilling, close to excellent local Pilling boasts a beautiful, quiet, rural schools, amenities and transport links. Ideal for first time location where you can escape and relax in buyers, young professionals and growing families, offering a rural haven, amongst the farmland and the a range of superb 3, 4 and 5 bedroom homes providing coastal areas of Pilling Sands and Morecambe something for all lifestyles, whatever your needs. Bay. It is within easy reach of the many tourist attractions of the Fylde Coast and to the north, the Elletson Pilling is a village and civil parish within the Wyre borough historic city of Lancaster. Arms of Lancashire. It is 6.5 miles from Poulton-le-Fylde, 9.4 miles southwest of Lancaster and 14.5 miles northwest of Nearby are the picturesque villages of the region, Preston, in a part of the Fylde known as Over Wyre, Fylde, Garstang and Poulton-le-Fylde with its weekly situated on the southern corner of Morecambe Bay. Bus market and good selection of traditional pubs and routes link Pilling to Lancaster, Knott End and Fleetwood. restaurants. The seaside village of Knott End is a short drive and Fleetwood is a short ferry ride away. There are several churches, including St. John the Baptist Church (Church of England) in the village, St. William's Pilling has two pubs, The Elletson Arms in Stake Pool and Church (Catholic) in Stake Pool, and the Pilling Methodist The Golden Ball in the village. There is also a community area St John the Church in the village. in the village, equipped with a pathway to Pilling Marsh. The Marsh is a Lane Ends Amenity Area owned by the Environment The Pilling Pig was the name given to a train that ran on Baptist's Church Agency and maintained by Wyre Rangers from Wyre Council. the Garstang and Knott End railway as the locomotive The Amenity Area has two lakes and car parking facilities for made a sound like a pig. The locomotive here is on static visitors to enjoy the views of the Lune Estuary and out to the display in Pilling, Lancashire, England near the site of the Irish Sea. The Area is also used regularly to ‘twitch’ for the many old railway station in Pilling. The smaller model train is part sea birds feeding on the tides in the estuary. The site is of a floral display. protected as part of a Site of Special Scientific Interest and EDUCATION designated as a Ramsar Wetlands Area. There are two primary schools in the village, Pilling St. Looking across Pilling and Cockerham Sands is Cockersands John's Church of England Primary School and St. William's Abbey founded by Hugh the Hermit choosing this lonely Catholic School, both associated with the respective and often bleak spot to establish a monistic cell. A churches. Saint Aidan's C of E Technology College is Premontratensian abbey was founded on the site in Pilling Pig & Piglet approximately 3 miles away and there are a wide range of 1190, called St Mary's of the Marsh. Colleges and Universities in the surrounding areas offering a wide-range of further education courses. There are also many sports, leisure centres and golf courses within easy reach offering a huge variety of TRAVEL&TRANSPORTATION sports to suit all tastes. Pilling is only a 15 minute drive to the M6 Motorway providing excellent road networks to the North and South of the country, and provides easy access to the major towns and cities close by. The M55, M65, M61 and M62 motorways are also within easy reach. It is approximately one hour and 20 minutes drive to either Manchester or Liverpool International Airports. Pilling Sands RIVERSIDE PASTURES SITEPLAN Bowling Green Development of 33 beautifully 13 12 14 11 designed 3, 4 & 5 Bedroom Homes 15 10 9 Elletson Arms 8 THE ROCHESTER 7 GARSTANG ROAD 3 Bedroom Mews Home 6 5 4 THE WINDERMERE 3 3 Bedroom Mews/Semi Detached Home 1 17 2 THE MARLBOROUGH 16 3 Bedroom Mews Home 24 23 18 25 THE CHURCHILL 4 Bedroom Semi Detached Home 19 30 22 31 THE RIPON 32 20 33 5 Bedroom Detached Home 21 26 27 28 29 THE LANGLEY 5 Bedroom Detached Home THE SANDOWN 5 Bedroom Detached Home ACSE ROAD LANCASTER THE CANTERBURY 5 Bedroom Detached Home The site Layout is intended for illustration purposes only and may change, for example, in response to market demand or ground conditions. Consequently these particulars should be treated as general guidance only and do not constitute a contract, part of a contract or a warranty. Landscaping is indicative - please refer to landscape plan. Bedroom 2 Bedroom 3 Lounge THEROCHESTER 3 Bedroom Mews Home Dining St Landing Bathroom St Kitchen W/C Bedroom 1 GROUNDFLOOR LOUNGE/DINING 4.57m x 4.15m 14’12” x 13’7” KITCHEN 3.72m x 2.10m 12’2” x 6’11” WC 0.88m x 1.81m 2’11” x 5’11” FIRSTFLOOR This well designed property offers a spacious living /dining room with BEDROOM 1 4.15m x 2.52m 13’7” x 8’3” French doors that lead onto the garden, with a separate kitchen. BEDROOM 2 3.36m x 2.09m 11’0” x 6’10” Upstairs there are three bedrooms and the master bathroom. BEDROOM 3 2.80m x 1.98m 9’2” x 6’6” BATHROOM 2.38m x 1.92m 7’10” x 6’3” This is a Computer generated image of The Rochester. The house may be handed, the materials and external finishings may vary and room dimensions are approximate. Please note: In accordance with the Property Misdescriptions Act 1991, the information is given as general guidance only. You should check the exact sizes in All sizes shown are Maximum room dimensions and exclude wardrobes your property before buying carpets, appliances or furniture. En-suite Dining THEWINDERMERE Kitchen 3 Bedroom Semi Detached Home Bedroom 1 w St Cyl Bathroom Landing Lounge W/C Bedroom 2 Bedroom 3 Hall GROUNDFLOOR LOUNGE 4.58m x 3.60m 15’0” x 11’10” KITCHEN/DINING 4.62m x 3.27m 15’2” x 10’9” W/C 1.66m x 0.91m 5’5” x 3’0” FIRSTFLOOR With a truly contemporary feel this stylish three bedroom home has B E D R O O M 1 3.07m x 3.06m 10’1” x 10’0” an open plan kitchen/dining room with French doors opening into the garden and a generous sized lounge. The first floor comprises three EN-SUITE 2.34m x 1.47m 7’8” x 4’10” bedrooms including a master bedroom with en-suite and fitted B E D R O O M 2 2.73m x 2.65m 8’11” x 8’8” wardrobes and a family bathroom. B E D R O O M 3 2.34m x 1.87m 7’8” x 6’1” B AT H R O O M 1.91m x 1.71m 6’3” x 5’7” This is a Computer generated image of The Windermere. The house may be handed, the materials and external finishings may vary and room dimensions are approximate. In accordance with the Property Misdescriptions Act 1991, the information is Please note: given as general guidance only. You should check the exact sizes in your property before buying carpets, appliances or furniture.
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