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“C'mon You Aces!” It's Arborfield Green! Can You Help? BERKSHIRE Newsletter (Summer 2016) It’s Arborfield Green! “C’mon you Aces!” Earlier this year, Crest Nicholson announced the results of a public poll to choose a marketing name for the new community being developed at the former Arborfield Garrison site. You chose “Arborfield Green”. The shortlist of names was drawn from over fifty suggestions that had been submitted by local residents, Parish Councils and other interested groups. Around 9,500 leaflets were circulated locally inviting residents to choose their favourite from the shortlist of five either by postal vote or through a website. Arborfield Green was the runaway winner in the public poll. Coming soon, Hazebrook Meadows, 14 Crest Nicholson will be the proud shirt sponsor of Experiencehectares a of newWhole Arborfield Aces under 11s football team next season. public open space Founded in 2014 the team practices at Maiden Earley including 2.5 km School and is becoming a force to be reckoned in their New Way ofof dog walking Living age group at locally. paths. See Page 3. “It’s an honour to receive sponsorship from Crest Arborfi eld GreenNicholson as they are going to be a big part of the future community here in Arborfield and have shown Can you help? great passion with regard to the responsibilities Exclusive two bedroom apartments,and mutual benefits in the near future.” Said Aces Crest Nicholson is now looking for names for the new Chairman Barney Jones. roadsavailable that will be built now as part ofwith the Arborfield Help Green to Buy! development. Planning permission for the Nine Mile Ride Ideally each local neighbourhood will be themed and Crest is inviting local residents to suggest such ExtensionNestled was within approved the Berkshireby Wokingham countryside, Beautiful country park Borough Council’s Planning Committee on themes ollowingand individual street names,our especially these apartments would make the ideal names that have a connection with the site’s history. 15th March, enabling work to start on the Fsuccessful constructionfirst home, of the ready link betweento move the into new this Cycle paths, bridleways Please send any thoughts and suggestions to secondaryAutumn. school Surrounded and the A327. by Themature new parkland and footpaths Arborfield curtinandco.com but please note the opening@ weekend road will also serve the proposed* District and lying just four miles’ away from Future primary and final say on all new street names rests with Royal Centre in due course. Mailat after our consultation selling with the Parish Council, and the centre of Wokingham and with the secondary schools the Local Authority. added benefit of nearby connections agents, Haslams Excellent road & rail into London, Arborfield Green is the connections www.arborfieldgreen.co.ukestate agents, perfect combination of town and we are pleased country living. 2 bedroom apartments to announce that Mary Timlin, Sales and Marketing Director at Crest Nicholson priced from £295,000 our two bedroom Regeneration said; “It’s really pleasing to Just £236,000 with apartments are now see that the high levels of early interest Help to Buy** have persisted and that now we are able available with Help to welcome new homeowners to this Houses also available from exciting bourgeoning community. Given £485,000 to Buy. the interest we have seen in the opening weekend alone; we would encourage Your first step on the property ladder interested parties to act quickly to can sometimes feel like a giant leap, avoid disappointment”. Haslams Estate Agents Ltd but the Help to Buy scheme can make 159 Friar Street, Reading your move much more affordable. The Each home offers stylish interiors, RG1 1HE - 0118 960 1010 government backed initiative allows you open plan layouts and contemporary to purchase a new home with just a exteriors, which fit perfectly into the arborfi [email protected] 5% deposit. surrounding area. www.arborfi eldgreen.co.uk 0118 402 4768 *Times and distances taken from Google Maps.**Help to Buy is available on the purchase of your primary residence up to the value of £600,000. You must fund a minimum of 80% of the purchase price. The equity loan will need to be repaid when the property is sold or after 25 years i.e. up to 20% of the property’s total sale price. Crest Nicholson does not provide mortgages and cannot give any fi nancial advice. You will also require adequate funds to cover legal costs and moving fees. To be eligible you must meet the criteria set down by this Government scheme, details of which are available from the Crest Nicholson sales advisor. The amount of deposit required may vary depending on the scheme rules and the lender for the mortgage fi nance. If you are in any doubt about this scheme please seek in dependent advice. Crest Nicholson does not provide mortgages and cannot give any fi nancial advice. Digital illustration is indicative only. Pricing correct on 09.06.16. Crest Nicholson Regeneration, a division of Crest Nicholson Operations Limited, Crest House, Pyrcroft Road, Chertsey, Surrey KT16 9GN. Registered Company Number: 1168311 YOUR HOME MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON YOUR MORTGAGE OR ANY DEBT SECURED ON IT. Preserving History Hazebrook Meadows Later in the year Crest Nicholson will be BERKSHIRE consulting on the Development Brief for the • 14 Hectare Park • 2.5 km dog walking paths new District Centre and the area around the listed Moat House. Development Briefs are part Works in the Pipeline of the formal planning process and are required A brand new country park known as Hazebrook Meadows is due to open this autumn at Arborfield under the outline planning permission. Green, which includes a wealth of conservation and ecological improvements which are now nearing Over the course of the next six months works will completion. continue at Arborfield Green, focusing on construction Link to of the access road and utilities upgrades to serve Lakeside Link to the new Secondary School as well as other parts of Lakeside the development coming forwards. These works will take place along Princess Marina Drive, Biggs Lane and Sheerlands Road and we will do our best to keep Biggs Lane disruption to a minimum but should you have any Bat queries or issues please do raise these with us via the Barn usual point of contact at [email protected] Link to Commonfield Lane Construction of the first new homes at Watermans View,Experience formerly known as Parcel a WholeO1, off Biggs Lane is progressing well with the first completions expected Commonfield Lane inNew early Autumn Way this year. of We areLiving pleased to confirmat that the adjacent parkland, Hazebrook Meadows (see Hazebrook Meadows will not only oppositeArborfi page) willeld open Greento the public around the provide a wonderland of new habitat for flora and fauna but an exciting same time. Exclusive two bedroom apartments, parkland for children to explore, as well as footpaths totalling 2.5km for Inavailable addition, nowWokingham with HelpBorough to Buy!Council is dog walkers or those just wishing to consulting on the recently submitted detailed enjoy the open air. planning applications for Parcels A-G and T. Nestled within the Berkshire countryside, Beautiful country park Link to ollowing our Village Information and interpretation these apartments would make the ideal Centre Fsuccessful first home, ready to move into this Cycle paths, bridleways boards will help visitors to identify Autumn. Surrounded by mature parkland and footpaths the orchids and wild flowers as well opening weekend * as the Red Kites, Owls and Kestrels and lying just four miles’ away from Future primary and Understandably, there has also been for whom special nesting boxes at our selling the centre of Wokingham and with the secondary schools added benefit ofconsiderable nearby connections interest in the future of the stables have been provided. With several agents, Haslams which are a scheduled ancient Excellent monument road & rail ponds in the park, frogs, newts and into London, Arborfield Green is the connections estate agents, perfect combinationlocated of townin the and ‘Village Green’ character area. toads will be seen in spring with country living. Over the next year, Crest Nicholson will be slow worms, relocated from other we are pleased parts of Arborfield Green, abundant protecting and repairing 2these bedroom wonderful apartments to announce that Mary Timlin, Salesbuildings and Marketing whilst liaising with Historic England, in the summer. Director at Crestthe Nicholson council and a numberpriced of other from local £295,000 our two bedroom Regeneration said;stakeholders “It’s really pleasingon their torefurbishment. Just £236,000 We will with We are conscious that areas of see that the highbe levels formally of early consulting interest on Helpthe future to Buyuse **of the site previously used for dog apartments are now walking have not been available for have persisted andthe thatstables now atwe the are appropriate able time, but in the Houses also available from local residents, which has caused available with Help to welcome newmeantime homeowners we wouldto this like to hear any suggestions exciting bourgeoning community. Given frustrations. We hope that the or ideas you may have for the£485,000 new use of these to Buy. the interest we have seen in the opening provision of this extensive parkland important historic buildings. Any suggestions weekend alone; we would encourage at such an early stage in the or ideas for their future use should be sent to: Your first step on the property ladder interested parties to act quickly to development of Arborfield Green is Arborfield curtinandco.com. can sometimes feel like a giant leap, avoid disappointment”. @ Haslams Estate Agents Ltd welcomed by both new and existing Viewbut thealong Help the northern to Buy schemeedge of Parcel can Tmake 159 Friar Street, Reading residents, and is enjoyed by all.
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