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Brackens Court a Convenient Location Within Easy Reach of Nottingham City Brackens Court A convenient location within easy reach of Nottingham city centre, the region’s main commuter routes, and the beautiful Nottinghamshire countryside – Brackens Court has it all. The Heather 3 Bedroom home Plots: 4, 6 – 8, 21 – 24, 33 – 36, 117 & 118 The Scarlet 3 Bedroom home Brackens Court Plots: 1 – 3, 9 – 20, 46, 47, 61, 62, 82, 85, 147 – 151 & 159 – Sales Electricity Sub Complex 161 station The Claret 4 Bedroom home Plots: 83, 84, 141 – 146 & 162 – 167 Brackens Court is just over The Citrine four miles from Nottingham 4 Bedroom home Plot: 59 – 61, 94, 99, 102, 104, city centre, home to a vast 113, 115, 119, 140, 168, 173 & Retained access to commercial site array of shopping and 174 The Sapphire leisure opportunities. 4 Bedroom home Plots: 5, 37, 38, 44, 51 – 53, 55 117 117 Within easy walking distance of Brackens Court – 58, 70, 71, 74, 95 – 98, 101, 113 there are numerous leisure and shopping facilities 103, 114, 155 – 157, 169 & 172 including a public house, a Post Office and General Store combined, a Social Club and a Childs The Magenta Public Footpath Link Playground and recreation area. Also within the 4 Bedroom home area of Bestwood Village there is a Primary School, Plots: 40 – 43, 66 – 68, 72, 75, Community Centre and Village Hall. 79, 100, 138 & 153 The entrance to Bestwood Country Park can also be The Java found on the outskirts of Bestwood Village. The 650 3 Bedroom home acre Nottinghamshire Park is home to a varied range Plots: 54, 80, 81, 116, 137, 152, of wildlife and their habitats. With miles of footpaths 158, 175 & 180 and features including beautiful lakes, woodland Public Open and wildflowers the Park is guaranteed to make for a Play Area The Azalea Space wonderful day out. 4 Bedroom home A five minute drive out of Bestwood Village will bring Plots: 39, 69, 73, 139, 154, 170 you to a large supermarket, a range of takeaway & 171 food outlets, a secondary school and a public swimming bath. In addition to the other leisure The Cyan facilities there is Bulwell Golf Course. This is a 2 Bedroom apartment municipal course that can be used by people of any Plots: 134 – 136 age, both male and female. The Teal The nearest tram station can be found at nearby 2 Bedroom apartment Bulwell. Plots: 131 – 133 178 178 The Crimson 177 4 Bedroom home 177 176 Plots: 48, 49, 176 & 178 176 The Cedar 76 76 4 Bedroom home 77 77 78 78 Plots: 45, 50 & 65 The Mallow 4 Bedroom home Plots: 63, 64 & 179 The Bracken 3 Bedroom home Plots: 77 & 78 Affordable Housing Plots: 25 – 32, 76, 86 – 93, 105 – 112 & 120 – 130 The Development Layout does not show details of gradients of land, boundary treatments, local authority street lighting or landscaping. It is our intention to build in accordance with this layout. However, there may be occasions when the house designs, boundaries, landscaping and positions of roads and footpaths change as the development proceeds. Please check the details of your chosen property with your Sales Executive prior to reservation. 28 A611 A38 Kirkby in Ashfield How to find us: A60 A614 27 A60 A611 From the North and South M1 M1 Hucknall Leave the M1 at Junction 26 and at the A610 roundabout at the end of the slip road take the A610 signposted for Nottingham. At the next roundabout take the second exit signed A611 Hucknall/A6002 Bulwell. At the next two roundabouts take the second exit and continue on the A6002. Go straight on at the next set of lights Bracken Court to the traffic light junction and turn left onto the Bestwood Village, Park Road A611 signposted for Hucknall. Follow the A611 through the next set of traffic lights then at the roundabout take the second exit signposted B683 26 Papplewick/Bestwood Village. After passing the sign for Bestwood Village take the first right into Park Road and the development can be found a A6415 Ilkeston A60 short distance on the right. A6096 From Nottingham City Centre NOTTINGHAM Leave Nottingham City Centre on the A60. North following signs to Mansfield to the roundabout with the B682. Take the second exit at this roundabout and at the traffic lights with the Grosvenor public house on the corner turn left following signs for the A611 to Hucknall At the roundabout with the A6514 take the second BR OAD exit continuing on the A611. Continue straight VA LLE ahead through four sets of traffic lights and at Y D the fifth set of lights turn right signposted B683 N R Papplewick/ Bestwood Village. After passing the O . T sign for Bestwood Village take the first right into T I Park Road and the development can be found a N G short distance on the right D PA H RK A RO A O AD R M R O From the A60 North R O M O At the traffic light junction with the A617 continue A straight ahead signposted Nottingham A60. Go D straight ahead at the next set of traffic lights for approximately two and a half miles then turn right at the filter lane signposted B683 Pappelwick Village/Linby. Continue along the B683 through Papplewick Village to the T-junction with the Brackens Court B6011. Turn left then immediately right signed Bestwood Village, Park Road B683 for Bestwood and Hucknall. Continue down A the B683 for approximately three miles into the 611 village of Bestwood and turn left into Park Road. A 6 1 1 Brackens Court Maps not to scale. Off Park Road, Bestwood Village, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire NG6 8TQ Sales hotline: 0845 026 3978 Taylor Wimpey East Midlands Please note: Unit 2, The Osiers Business Park, Laversall Way, Leicester LE19 1DX Information correct at time of going to print, in September 2009. Taylor Wimpey has a policy of continuous improvement and reserves the right to change specifications, designs, floorplans Regional Office: 0116 281 6470 and siteplans at any time. Room dimensions are subject to change and should not be used when ordering floorcoverings or furnishings. Please ask the Sales Executive for up-to-date taylorwimpey.co.uk information when reserving your new home. 15447/SEPT 2009 The Cyan 2 bedroom apartment The artist’s colour drawing is from an imaginary viewpoint within an open space area. Its purpose is to give a feel for the development, not an accurate description of each property. The illustration shows a typical Taylor Wimpey home of this type, but there are, however variances from site to site. External materials, finishes, landscaping and the position of garages, (where provided) may vary throughout the development. Properties may also be built handed (mirror image). Please enquire for further details. taylorwimpey.co.uk The Cyan Ground Floor Kitchen (max.) 2.76m × 2.56m 9'1"× 8'5" Living room (max.) 4.39m × 4.29m 14'5" × 14'1" Bedroom 1 (max.) 4.23m × 2.54m 13'10" × 8'4" Bedroom 2 2.60m × 2.27m 8'6" × 7'6" St. Bathroom Kitchen Living room Bedroom 1 Bedroom 2 The floor plans depict a typical layout of this house type. For exact plot specification, details of external and internal finishes, dimensions and floor plan differences consult your Sales Executive. All dimensions are + or – 50mm and floor plans are not shown to scale. 15873/AUGUST 2010 The Teal 2 bedroom apartment The artist’s colour drawing is from an imaginary viewpoint within an open space area. Its purpose is to give a feel for the development, not an accurate description of each property. The illustration shows a typical Taylor Wimpey home of this type, but there are, however variances from site to site. External materials, finishes, landscaping and the position of garages, (where provided) may vary throughout the development. Properties may also be built handed (mirror image). Please enquire for further details. taylorwimpey.co.uk The Teal Ground Floor Kitchen 3.86m × 1.56m 12'8" × 5'2" Living / dining room 3.76m × 3.85m 12'4" × 12'8" Bedroom 1 (max.) 3.66m × 2.51m 12'0" × 8'3" Bedroom 2 (max.) 3.60m × 2.64m 11'10" × 8'8" Bedroom 2 Bedroom 1 Living / dining room Ensuite Kitchen Bathroom Cyl. The floor plans depict a typical layout of this house type. For exact plot specification, details of external and internal finishes, dimensions and floor plan differences consult your Sales Executive. All dimensions are + or – 50mm and floor plans are not shown to scale. 15873/AUGUST 2010 The Azalea 4 bedroom home The artist’s colour drawing is from an imaginary viewpoint within an open space area. Its purpose is to give a feel for the development, not an accurate description of each property. The illustration shows a typical Taylor Wimpey home of this type, but there are, however variances from site to site. External materials, finishes, landscaping and the position of garages, (where provided) may vary throughout the development. Properties may also be built handed (mirror image). Please enquire for further details. taylorwimpey.co.uk The Azalea Ground Floor First Floor Kitchen (max.) Bedroom 1 (max.) 4.23m × 3.86m 15’10”× 12’8” 3.31m × 4.27m 10'11" × 14' Dining room Bedroom 2 (max.) 3.24m × 2.95m 10’8” × 9’8” 3.95m × 3.47m 13'× 11'5" Living room (max.) Bedroom 3 4.51m × 4.15m 14’10” × 13’7” 3.02m × 2.86m 9'11" × 9'5" Study (max.) Bedroom 4 2.92m × 2.96m 9’7” × 9’9” 2.95m × 2.71m 9'8" × 8'11" Bedroom 4 Ensuite Bedroom 1 Living room Kitchen Cyl.
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