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Weybridge House WEYBRIDGE HOUSE WEYBRIDGE CALA HO ME S WEYBRIDGE HOUSE, QUEEN’S ROAD, WEYBRIDGE Computer generated image of Weybridge House Computer generated image of Weybridge House This image gives a representation of the Queen’s Road elevation of Weybridge House. Please note that some trees, a sub-station and a neighbouring development have been omitted from the picture - see the Development Layout on page 14 for an indication of the placement of these elements. Local area photography CALA HOMES AT WEYBRIDGE HOUSE DISCOVER A MORE REFINED LIFESTYLE Weybridge House brings an exquisite collection of luxury apartments and townhouses to fashionable Queen’s Road, a highly sought-after setting approximately a mile to the south-east of Weybridge town centre, with great commuter links into London. Our seventeen 1 and 2 bedroom apartments range from 750 to 2,110 sq ft, while just four elegant 5 and 6 bedroom townhouses offer 2,750 – 3,330 sq ft of spectacular living space, set over four storeys. Full of light and contemporary space, with CALA’s highest specification throughout, many boast private patios and terraces and all benefit from secure, allocated underground parking. All designed for the height of refined modern living. Photography of Ilex Court, Poole Local area photography Photography of Hartsbourne Court, Bushey Heath WEYBRIDGE FLOWING WITH SURREY SOPHISTICATION Nestled between the Wey and Thames rivers, this highly desirable commuter town is home to exclusive, leafy residential areas and renowned private estates. The fashionable bars, coffee shops, restaurants, boutiques and salons on Queen’s Road are only a short stroll from Weybridge House. A cycle studio and gym, several art galleries and wide choice of convenience stores are also in easy reach, together with a larger Waitrose supermarket just over a mile away. Central London is only around 34 minutes away by train, whether commuting or enjoying swift access to the shops and theatres of the West End. Local landmarks include the Weybridge War Memorial, next to Weybridge Green, Wharf Pool, Brooklands Museum and Mercedes-Benz World, while nearby Chertsey Meads and Hampton Court Palace offer beautiful parkland and open spaces. A wide range of sports and leisure facilities include David Lloyd Leisure in Brooklands, St George’s Hill Golf Club, Weybridge Cricket Club and Weybridge Lawn Tennis Club. For families, there are many highly regarded state and independent schools in and around Weybridge, such as Oatlands School, Cleve School and St George’s Junior School for younger children, and a range of secondary schools including Heathside School, St George’s College and Brooklands Sixth Form College. Local area photography Local area photography THE PERFECT ESCAPE, TO AND FROM THE CITY Commuters are well served by both Weybridge and Walton-on-Thames mainline stations, situated just a mile either side of Weybridge House and providing direct trains to London Waterloo in approximately 34 minutes. By car, the A3 is just three miles away, while the M3 and M25 are also in close proximity, offering easy access to both London and the south coast. And for international business trips or a well-earned holiday, Heathrow Terminal 5 is just a 12-mile drive from Queen’s Road. Local area photography Journey times and distances sourced from thetrainline.com and Google Maps AN IMPECCABLE PEDIGREE It’s a shared passion for craftsmanship, architectural heritage and innovative design that encourages our architects and designers to continuously set the industry standard. With external finishes inspired by and sympathetic to their surroundings, you’ll find just as much character and personality on the inside. Generous flowing spaces draw you in and the finish and specification contain many unexpected touches that will make your life just that little bit easier. Whether you’re bringing everyone together or simply prefer some peace and quiet, CALA homes have the high specification and flexibility to reflect every aspect of your contemporary lifestyle. Photography of a previous development - includes upgrades Photography of Ilex Court, Poole. Includes upgrades WEYBRIDGE HOUSE – THE DEVELOPMENT The above development layout is not drawn to scale and is for general guidance only. Landscaping is indicative. Road layouts, pathways, external treatments may differ. Please confirm the most up-to-date details with our Sales Advisor prior to reservation. Photography from Ilex Court, Poole WEYBRIDGE HOUSE PLOTS 1-17 Computer generated image of Weybridge House - Plots 1-17 TERRACE SITTING ROOM KITCHEN/ BREAKFAST ROOM TERRACE W W UTILITY MASTER BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM SITTING ROOM ST LINEN BATH W E/S E/S HALL ST KITCHEN ST BATH ST DRESSING MASTER HALL ROOM BEDROOM BEDROOM 2 W LINEN 15 16 BATH E/S MASTER SITTING ROOM W BEDROOM ST LINEN LIFT ST W W W TERRACE HALL 14 17 HALL BEDROOM 2 ST RISER SHWR LINEN KITCHEN/ BREAKFAST ROOM E/S W SITTING ROOM MASTER DRESSING BEDROOM 2 KITCHEN/ BEDROOM ROOM BREAKFAST ROOM ST ST TERRACE STUDY MASTER BEDROOM BEDROOM 2 ST SITTING ROOM TERRACE E/S W W LOBBY SITTING ROOM E/S DRESSING KITCHEN/ LINEN BREAKFAST ROOM ROOM DINING AREA HALL STUDY ST W SHWR LINEN UTILITY ST KITCHEN/ BEDROOM 2 ST ST BREAKFAST ROOM 12 UTILITY HALL 11 LOBBY BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 2 MASTER W E/S BEDROOM 3 BEDROOM 3 BEDROOM BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 3 E/S SHWR DRESSING E/S BEDROOM 2 ROOM W W W W LIFT E/S E/S E/S ST W W UTILITY ST CLKS ST LINEN BATH E/S KITCHEN/ BATH BREAKFAST ROOM 13 MASTER W HALL 10 BEDROOM E/S W RISER HALL W BATH BATH W W W ST W LOBBY BEDROOM 4 BEDROOM 5 BEDROOM 3 SITTING ROOM W E/S UTILITY LINEN BEDROOM 4 BEDROOM 4 W BEDROOM 5 BEDROOM 5 TERRACE KITCHEN/ BREAKFAST ROOM SITTING ROOM STUDY BEDROOM 2 MASTER BEDROOM TERRACE 21 20 19 18 TERRACE MASTER STUDY TERRACE BEDROOM BEDROOM 2 SITTING ROOM E/S W W LOBBY SITTING ROOM E/S DRESSING KITCHEN/ ROOM LINEN BREAKFAST ROOM DINING AREA ST HALL STUDY ST TERRACE TERRACE W SHWR LINEN UTILITY ST KITCHEN/ BEDROOM 2 ST ST BREAKFAST ROOM 8 UTILITY HALL 7 LOBBY MASTER MASTER BEDROOM BEDROOM DRESSING MASTER W SITTING ROOM SITTING ROOM ROOM BEDROOM E/S SHWR DRESSING E/S BEDROOM 2 ROOM ST SHWR E/S LIFT ST ST UTILITY ST LINEN BATH CLKS CLKS CLKS E/S DRESSING KITCHEN/ ROOM BREAKFAST ROOM 9 SHWR MASTER 6 W LINEN SHWR SHWR HALL BEDROOM RISER E/S E/S HALL W W W W E/S E/S W ST W LOBBY SITTING ROOM E/S BEDROOM 2 W UTILITY BEDROOM 4 BEDROOM 5 MASTER MASTER LINEN BEDROOM W W BEDROOM W E/S TERRACE KITCHEN/ BREAKFAST ROOM SITTING ROOM STUDY BEDROOM 2 MASTER BEDROOM TERRACE 21 20 19 18 PATIO PATIO PATIO SITTING ROOM MASTER STUDY PATIO SITTING ROOM BEDROOM BEDROOM 2 W LINEN W DINING AREA ST KITCHEN/ E/S KITCHEN/ BREAKFAST ROOM BREAKFAST ROOM PATIO PATIO DRESSING UTILITY ROOM BATH ST HALL SHWR STUDY PATIO PATIO PATIO FAMILY ROOM FAMILY ROOM E/S HALL KITCHEN SITTING ROOM BEDROOM 2 W ST ST LOBBY 3 LINEN LINEN PATIO 2 4 HALL W ST KITCHEN/ KITCHEN/ KITCHEN/ KITCHEN/ MASTER BREAKFAST ROOM BREAKFAST ROOM BREAKFAST ROOM BREAKFAST ROOM BEDROOM BEDROOM E/S BATH W DRESSING ROOM W ST LIFT UTILITY ST ST BATH LINEN LINEN E/S KITCHEN/ HALL MASTER 21 HALL HALL BREAKFAST ROOM 5 HALL BEDROOM PATIO HALL 1 WC ST ST RISER HALL W W SHWR ST LOBBY WC WC SITTING ROOM E/S SITTING ROOM SITTING ROOM W BEDROOM 2 WC DINING ROOM ST ST DINING ROOM W W ST LIGHTWELL 19 18 KITCHEN/ LIGHTWELL BREAKFAST ROOM LIGHTWELL LIGHTWELL STUDY BEDROOM 2 MASTER SITTING ROOM PATIO BEDROOM 20 PATIO STORE VENTILATION SHAFT TV ROOM SERV MEDIA 21 LAUNDRY ROOM LINEN 20 LIFT MEDIA ST LOBBY LAUNDRY ROOM E/S LOBBY LOBBY LINEN 19 18 MEDIA MEDIA REFUSE LOBBY LOBBY SERV STORE TV ROOM/ TV ROOM/ BED 6/ TV ROOM/ STUDY STUDY STUDY STUDY GYM LINEN LINEN LOWER GROUND FLOOR PARKING LAUNDRY LAUNDRY ROOM ROOM LIGHTWELL LIGHTWELL LIGHTWELL LIGHTWELL STORE VENTILATION SHAFT SERV LIFT RAMP TO LOBBY LOWER GROUND FLOOR PARKING REFUSE SERV STORE : For Management Company access only. 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TERRACE SITTING ROOM KITCHEN/ BREAKFAST ROOM TERRACE W W UTILITY MASTER BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM SITTING ROOM ST LINEN BATH W E/S E/S HALL ST KITCHEN ST BATH ST DRESSING MASTER HALL ROOM BEDROOM BEDROOM 2 W LINEN 15 16 BATH E/S MASTER SITTING ROOM W BEDROOM ST LINEN LIFT ST W W W TERRACE HALL 14 17 HALL BEDROOM 2 ST RISER SHWR LINEN KITCHEN/ BREAKFAST ROOM E/S W SITTING ROOM MASTER DRESSING BEDROOM 2 KITCHEN/ BEDROOM ROOM BREAKFAST ROOM ST ST TERRACE STUDY MASTER BEDROOM BEDROOM 2 ST SITTING ROOM TERRACE E/S W W LOBBY SITTING ROOM E/S DRESSING KITCHEN/ LINEN BREAKFAST ROOM ROOM DINING AREA HALL STUDY ST W SHWR LINEN UTILITY ST KITCHEN/ BEDROOM 2 ST ST BREAKFAST ROOM 12 UTILITY HALL 11 LOBBY BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 2 MASTER W E/S BEDROOM 3 BEDROOM 3 BEDROOM BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 3 E/S SHWR DRESSING E/S BEDROOM 2 ROOM W W W W LIFT E/S E/S E/S ST W W UTILITY ST CLKS ST LINEN BATH E/S KITCHEN/ BATH BREAKFAST ROOM 13 MASTER W HALL 10 BEDROOM E/S W RISER HALL W BATH BATH W W W ST W LOBBY BEDROOM 4 BEDROOM 5 BEDROOM 3 SITTING ROOM W E/S UTILITY LINEN BEDROOM 4 BEDROOM 4 W BEDROOM 5 BEDROOM 5 TERRACE KITCHEN/ BREAKFAST ROOM SITTING ROOM STUDY BEDROOM 2 MASTER BEDROOM TERRACE 21 20 19 18 TERRACE MASTER STUDY TERRACE BEDROOM BEDROOM 2 SITTING ROOM E/S W W LOBBY SITTING ROOM E/S DRESSING KITCHEN/ ROOM LINEN BREAKFAST ROOM DINING AREA ST HALL STUDY ST TERRACE TERRACE W SHWR LINEN UTILITY ST KITCHEN/ BEDROOM 2 ST ST BREAKFAST ROOM 8 UTILITY HALL 7 LOBBY MASTER MASTER BEDROOM BEDROOM DRESSING MASTER W SITTING ROOM SITTING ROOM ROOM BEDROOM E/S SHWR DRESSING E/S BEDROOM 2 ROOM ST SHWR E/S LIFT ST ST UTILITY ST LINEN BATH CLKS CLKS CLKS E/S DRESSING KITCHEN/ ROOM BREAKFAST ROOM 9 SHWR MASTER 6 W LINEN SHWR SHWR
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  • Newsletter 45 April 2019
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