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Perfectly Located Traditionally Inspired PERFECTLY LOCATED TRADITIONALLY INSPIRED TWO, THREE, FOUR AND FIVE BEDROOM HOMES AND BUNGALOWS Off Corbetts Close, Hampton-in-Arden, Solihull B92 0BU Elegant Homes , Unit 10, Hockley Court, 2401 Stratford Road, Hockley Heath, Solihull, West Midlands B94 6NW Telephone: 01564 787990 www.elegantdevelopments.co.uk Subject to Contract Every care has been taken by Elegant Homes to ensure the accuracy of all the information within this brochure is correct at the time of going to print. All dimensions, which are given as maximums, have been taken from architects’ drawings. Purchasers must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of each of them. The contents of this brochure shall not form part of any contract or indeed constitute a warranty. The company cannot guarantee their accuracy. The brochure should serve as a general guide to the appearance and layout of the development only. The company has a continuous improvement policy and therefore reserves the right to make alterations at any time without formal notice. CGI representation of the communal garden and housing at Hampton Green A Unique Opportunity Located within the picturesque village of Hampton-in-Arden, just outside Solihull, Hampton Green offers a rare opportunity to embrace village life and become part of a rural community dating back to a Saxon settlement, founded close to the River Blythe and mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086. Using traditional architectural detailing specifically selected to complement the location and historic buildings in the village, this stylish development is set around a peaceful, landscaped N community green - a defining feature available for residents to E enjoy together. Additionally, each home also has a private garden. E R With a sense of community at the heart of the development, the G mix of properties includes detached three, four and five bedroom houses, semi-detached two bedroom houses and detached N O bungalows - all of which have been designed to blend into the T local environment and provide a housing legacy for future P generations living in the village. M A H The Saxon The Blythe The Fentham Two bedroom house • Plot number: 8 • Semi-detached Two bedroom bungalow • Plot numbers: 12 and 15 • Detached Four bedroom house • Plot numbers: 9 and 10 • Detached Inspired by Heritage 15 Blending the best of classic design 14 11 and contemporary living, properties SITE PLAN at Hampton Green draw inspiration 12A from Hampton-in-Arden’s historic 10 The Mowbray The Arden architecture. Specific care has 12 The Lillingston Two bedroom bungalow • Plot numbers: 12a and 14 • Detached Three bedroom house • Plot numbers: 28 and 34 • Detached 9 Five bedroom house • Plot number: 26 • Detached been taken to use heritage windows and sympathetic, high quality 8 materials such as Northcot bricks, 16-21 Dreadnought tiles and a brick bond 7 inspired by traditional 6 buildings on Hampton’s High 34 Street to create a unique 22 5 33 collection of beautiful 23 35 4 homes overlooking a 32 36 The Peel The Nesfield communal green. 31 37 3 The Hantone 24 38 Three bedroom house • Plot numbers: 29, 30, 32 and 33 • Detached Three bedroom house • Plot numbers: 22, 23 and 24 • Detached 30 Five bedroom house • Plot number: 27 • Detached 2 26 29 41 -44 39 +40 1 28 25 27 Subject to Contract: This should serve as a general guide to the appearance and layout of the development. The company has a continuous improvement policy and therefore reserves the right to make alterations at any time without formal notice. The Peel is available in brick and rendered variants. CGI representation of house designs at Hampton Green Hampton-in-Arden enjoys the status multi-sport facilities. The Hampton high STreeT Traditional N of being an endowed village, following Health and Fitness Club provides Village Charm E a legacy made to it after the death of further opportunities with fitness E a local merchant, George Fentham in training and a comprehensive range of As one of the most sought- 1690. Over 300 years later, this act classes running throughout the day. R after locations in the of philanthropy continues to benefit Getting out and about just couldn’t be Metropolitan Borough of G people living in the village with the easier. Hampton-in-Arden’s superb Solihull, Hampton-in-Arden George Fentham Trust providing location enables easy connections for combines the joys of thriving N on-going social, economic and hampTon SporTS club village life with easy access to commuters by either road or rail, with O environmental support. all major transport networks. the village’s railway station providing T The village’s rural location provides regular services into Solihull, An excellent primary school, rated P unlimited access to local walks, Coventry and Birmingham’s Grand as “outstanding” by Ofsted, cycling routes and countryside trails Central and a direct service into together with a selection of M as well as it having its own London Euston. Birmingham independent shops, a post office, A wildflower meadow, spinney and International Airport, The NEC and parish church, two local pubs (The H newly planted Arboretum. Family the Resorts World Arena are also only Touchwood Shopping cenTre White Lion and the Beeches Bar activities abound with The George a 10 minute drive (or 3 minute train and Grill) and the renowned Hampton Manor – a Michelin star Fentham Hall and Meeting Room in journey) away in order to enjoy live and four rosette luxury country the centre of the village providing a concerts, the cinema and a choice of hotel - create the fabric that focal point for events and Hampton restaurants and outlet shopping. binds the village Sports Club providing outstanding community together. reSorTS world Bringing Quality to Life With a well-established reputation as a The selection of homes at Hampton Green since its first development in the early 1990s. niche developer of quality homes, reflect architectural detailing originally Purchasers can feel confident in the exclusively focussed upon prime locations introduced into the village by the eminent knowledge that their new home will adhere th in Solihull, our team of architects work architect W Eden Nesfield in the 18 century – to the highest standards of specification and closely with planners and conservation but that is where all similarities end! craftsmanship whilst utilising the latest energy saving materials . officers to create distinctive homes that An Elegant Homes property guarantees a blend sympathetically into their comprehensive quality service setting new The end result is the creation of a home that surroundings – creating contemporary standards within the industry. Consequently, it future generations can enjoy and be proud of - properties with character and is not surprising to learn that the company has designed to positively complement the unmistakeable style. welcomed back many returning customers community of which it is so rightly part. HAMPTON GREEN SPECIFICATION AND FINISHING GENERAL PROPERTY INTERIORS Kitchen Plasterwork A choice of stylish and individually designed kitchens All walls and ceilings are finished in smooth plaster Superstructure Internal Doors from a range incorporating both contemporary and and painted using Dulux throughout. Sensitive designs, reflecting the varied vernacular scene JB Kind cottage style oak veneer internal doors traditional styles - all offering a generous provision of across the village’s historic houses and cottages. Internal Walls and Ceilings throughout with polished chrome or brushed chrome base and wall units, Quartz worksurfaces and Traditionally built with heritage materials including Internal walls are painted white with white satin lever handles. Glazed doors included with all house upstands and a comprehensive range of appliances Northcot bricks and Dreadnought roof tiles with feature designs - for further details please refer to individual skirtings, architraves and window boards. and decorative ridges where specified. featuring premium brands such as Neff. For a property inserts. Guest cloakroom, bathroom and en- detailed kitchen specification of appliances please EXTERNAL External Walls suites fitted with chrome/brushed chrome privacy locks. refer to individual property inserts. Area to All houses have a heritage Northcot facing brick or are kitchen/family room to be in Amtico First finish or Turf and Paving The Lillingston and The Hantone feature a contemporary rendered. When complementary to design, selected high quality Porcelanosa floor tiles. Turf and paving included to all front and rear gardens. properties feature Hampton Bond. white flat panel door with decorative mouldings by Rear gardens are made private with 1.8m fencing. JB Kind in the Hardwick range (for images please see Utility Please see Sales Advisor for individual plot details Roof individual property insert). Stainless steel sink with polished chrome or brushed and overall landscaping and fencing scheme. For details of specific material and use of decorative chrome mixer tap with 40mm laminate worktop. ridge tiling please refer to individual property inserts. Internal Joinery Space for washer dryer and tumble dryer. * Will be individually advised subject to timing of High quality moulded skirtings and architraves. Master reservation and plot specification Windows and External Doors bedroom features full-height sliding wardrobe doors with Bathrooms, En-Suites and Cloakrooms High quality UPVC windows, heritage flush casement option to upgrade interiors and to purchase wardrobes in Sanitaryware from Ideal Standard Concept Air range windows where specified. All windows have white additional bedrooms where specified. with chrome mixer tap to bath and basins. For details internal frames with shootbolt/spangled locking and of vanity furniture please refer to individual property polished chrome or brushed chrome furniture. Heating and Hot Water inserts. Aqualisa thermostatically controlled shower Gas fired central heating with a Potterton boiler. Hot valves fitted where there is a shower over the Visfold 1000, multipoint locking, aluminium bi-folding water provided by either a combi-boiler or an unvented family bath.
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