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3 & 4 Bedroom Homes Ideally Situated in Hessle, East Yorkshire Linden Homes North, Peninsular House, Hesslewood Office Park, 3 & 4 bedroom homes Hessle, HU13 0PA Telephone 01482 359360 ideally situated in Hessle, East Yorkshire lindenhomes.co.uk/woodlandcroft Welcome to Woodland Croft, traditionally styled family homes in East Yorkshire created by Linden Homes. lindenhomes.co.uk/woodlandcroft Woodland Croft is a wonderful collection of The position of Hessle town means that this is new homes in a highly sought after area of the perfect location for those working in Hull East Yorkshire. Hessle, nestled close to the – just five miles along the A1105 Boothferry banks of the River Humber on the outskirts of Road by car or bus. It is also less than a mile Hull, is the location for Linden Homes’ from the Humber Bridge. Hessle has the desirable, exciting new development. convenience of the railway station with quick access to Leeds. A stunning selection of carefully designed two, three and four-bedroom homes in a Its close proximity to the motorway network range of styles to suit all lifestyle requirements means you are never far away from other and tastes will make up the development off major centres like Beverley, York and Leeds. Swanland Road and Boothferry Road. But don’t just take our word for it – come and Residents will benefit from the best of both see for yourself just what is available. worlds – a fantastic new build home in a bustling location as well as an existing wood- lands walk on the edge of the development. The development will mix the modern with the traditional in terms of house designs and the overall feel of the site, which is expected to attract everyone from first time buyers and young professionals as well as growing families. Designer kitchens and bathrooms, energy efficiency fittings are among the many benefits of our high-specification new homes. Our team of dedicated specialists has paid particular attention to every aspect of the design of your new home, and all this is reinforced by our assurances and guarantees of being voted house builder of the year for two consecutive years. Continuing to build on the Linden Homes reputation both locally and regionally, Woodland Croft will offer a lifestyle to suit the pace of our residents’ working and family life. Hessle is renowned for its excellent schools and colleges, and is home to Hessle High School, which has Specialist Science College status. lindenhomes.co.uk/woodlandcroft There is much more to Hessle than first meets the eye. lindenhomes.co.uk/woodlandcroft Perfectly positioned to enjoy the numerous For something even more leisurely, Hessle benefits the town and its surroundings have Golf Club provides a superb course, offering to offer – there is much more to Hessle than hospitality days and social events. first meets the eye. With the hub of the town known as ‘The Square’, it boasts a wealth of Venture a little further afield into Hull itself, shops and amenities – as well as a refurbished and there is the opportunity to delve into the bus station, which runs regular services into history of this vibrant city, thanks to a wealth the centre of Hull. of modern day attractions charting the past. One of the most popular attractions is The Major focal points in the town include the Deep – which has put Hull in the major league English Heritage designated Grade I listed of visitor destinations in the UK. Hessle All Saints Church and Hessle Town Hall. This iconic building, which boasts one of Well served educationally by a number of Europe’s deepest tanks containing a stunning primary and secondary schools, these include collection of sharks and other exotic species Hessle High School – which has some and the deepest viewing tunnel in the world, interesting history. The Upper School site is was designed by world class architects Sir Terry centred around a building donated to the Farrell and partners and towers over 30 metres Education Authority by Titanic survivor high above the River Humber. Algernon Barkworth. Vintage and open top bus tours over the In more modern times the town has been Humber Bridge are a must in the summer a centre for shipbuilding, and many of the months – with buses leaving every hour, local attractions in the Hessle, Humber and calling at the northern Humber Bridge Hull areas are dedicated to, or recognise, its exhibition area, Hessle Foreshore and then important history. over the bridge to Barton On Humber. You may also be lucky enough to take a ride However, for those who enjoy a gentler pace on the 1949 bus which was used in the hit – and are fans of the great outdoors, the very Yorkshire-based TV series, Heartbeat. popular Humber Bridge Country Park is a 48- acre wood with open meadows and wildlife. And if vintage vehicles are of interest, the Street Life Museum in Hull charts the 200- Perfectly positioned on the outskirts of year history of transport in Hull. Moving back Hessle, the park is THE place to take the a little closer to home, and steeped in local children to let off steam or to simply enjoy history, is Wilberforce House - the birthplace the great outdoors. Experience its nature of William Wilberforce, famous campaigner and wildlife trails and the many events held against the slave trade. Admission to throughout the seasons. Wilberforce House is free and the museum tells the story of the trans-Atlantic slave Hessle is also the start of the The Yorkshire trade and its abolition, as well as dealing with Wolds Way – one of the country’s most contemporary slavery. Galleries also offer a beautiful national trails. It runs 79 miles from fascinating glimpse into West African culture. Hessle to Filey around the Yorkshire Wolds and celebrated its 25th anniversary in 2007. Woodland Croft Layout 45 45 44 51 50 44 52 47 47 46 46 vp 54 53 49 48 43 43 52 43 42 55 54 53 42 42 52 51 50 49 48 47 46 55 41 56 141 PLAYSPACE 56 142 145 41 143 144 145 40 71 141 142 SUDS BASIN 70 71 40 143 71 70 39 144 70 69 39 69 38 58 68 57 38 59 68 59 57 37 37 60 67 lindenhomes.co.uk/woodlandcroft 118 60 * 117 117 36 61 * 116 * 114 * 116 119 36 66 115 121 120 119 61 115 118 66 105 vp 114 The Eveleigh 3 bedroom 35 * * 122 Homes 42, 43, 47, 54, 70, 71 35 105 * 126 WOODLAND * 126 Woodland Croft vp * vp * WALK 34 vp * 122 The Mountford 3 bedroom 113 125 Layout Homes 46, 55 34 * vp 123 * 125 The Goodridge 4 bedroom vp * 94 93 124 N Homes 45, 50, 51, 69, 144, 145 vp 92 91 vp 123 90 89 * * 96 vp 88 vp 124 The Aslin 4 bedroom * * 95 Homes 48, 49, 142, 143 72 * * * 96 * 72 73 73 95 vp 74 94 The Mylne 4 bedroom 75 93 92 129 Homes 44, 53, 56, 141 * 74 91 90 131 76 77 89 75 88 85 76 78 87 86 129 The Grainger 4 bedroom 79 77 78 132 Home 52 vp 80 81 85 79 80 84 128 82 83 133 Woodland Croft Layout 81 130 * 82 134 128 45* 84 45 83 * * 127 * 44 134 50 * 52 51 44 127 47 47 46 46 vp 54 53 135 137 43 52 49 48 135 43 16 43 136 138 42 55 54 53 15 42 42 * 52 14 139 51 50 49 48 47 46 140 55 * 56 13 vp 41 vp 136 16141 56 15 PLAYSPACE vp 142 145 8 7 41 14314 144 145 40 71 141 13 SUDS BASIN * 142 8 6 140 70 71 3 40 12 143 71 * 70 7 39 144 70 6 * 69 9 3 39 11 69 4 38 * 58 68 9 59 57 PLAYSPACE 38 68 2 Woodland Croft Layout 1 * 10 59 57 10 5 37 67 45 37 60 45 118 60 * 117 117 2 36 61 * 116 * 114 44 * 116 119 36 SWANLAND ROAD66 115 121 120 119 1 51 50 61 105 115 118 52 66 vp 114 44 The Eveleigh 3 bedroom * 122 47 47 46 46 vp 35 * Homes 42, 43, 47, 54, 70, 71 35 105 * 126 WOODLAND * 126 54 53 vp vp * * WALK 49 34 vp * 122 43 52 The Mountford48 3 bedroom 113 43 125 Homes 46, 55 34 BOOTHFERRYROAD 43 * vp 123 * 125 42 The Goodridge 4 bedroom vp 55 54 * 94 93 124 42 53 Homes 45, 50, 51, 69, 144, 145 vp 92 42 91 vp 123 52 90 89 * * 96 vp 88 51 50 49 48 vp 124 The Aslin 4 bedroom * * 95 Homes 48,47 49, 142,46 143 72 * 55 * * 96 41 56 * 72 73 73 95 vp 74 94 The Mylne 4 bedroom 75 93 141 92 129 56 Homes 44, 53, 56, 141 PLAYSPACE * 74 91 90 131 142 145 76 77 89 75 88 85 76 78 87 86 129 41 143 144 The Grainger 41 45bedroom 79 77 78 132 Home 52 vp 80 81 85 40 71 79 80 84 128 141 SUDS BASIN 82 83 133 142 81 130 * * 82 84 134 128 71 * * 83 143 70 * * 134 127 40 71 127 135 137 70 135 16 138 39 144 70 136 * 15 14 139 140 69 * 13 vp 16 vp 136 15 vp 8 7 14 39 13 69 * 8 6 140 12 3 38 68 * 7 6 58 * 9 3 11 59 57 4 * 9 38 68 PLAYSPACE 2 * 10 1 10 5 59 57 37 67 2 37 60 SWANLAND ROAD 1 118 60 117 * 117 BOOTHFERRY 36 ROAD 61 * 116 * 114 * 116 119 36 66 115 121 120 119 61 115 118 66 105 vp 114 The Eveleigh 3 bedroom 35 * * 122 Homes 42, 43, 47, 54, 70, 71 35 105 * 126 WOODLAND * 126 vp vp * * WALK 34 vp * 122 The Mountford 3 bedroom 113 125 Homes 46, 55 34 * vp 123 * 125 The Goodridge 4 bedroom vp * 94 93 124 Homes 45, 50, 51, 69, 144, 145 vp 92 91 vp 123 90 89 * * 96 vp 88 vp 124 The Aslin 4 bedroom * * 95 Homes 48, 49, 142, 143 72 * * * 96 * 72 73 73 95 vp Please note that boundary and legal plan details may vary from those shown on this plan.
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