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1564745103-Crayfern - Five Acres Brochure LR.Pdf A STYLISH NEW DEVELOPMENT OF JUST 45 SUPERIOR HOMES BY WELCOME With a mix of two, three and four bedroom properties to choose from, Five Acres has something for every discerning buyer, from downsizers to those looking to take their HOME first step onto the property ladder. For the day-to-day essentials, the village has a Co-operative convenience store; a Five Acres is an exciting new development warm and welcoming pub – the Maypole Inn; the locally renowned Yapton Chippy of just 45 architect-designed homes in the and the Yapton C of E Primary School. village of Yapton, south west of Arundel The village also sits on the picturesque and close to the beautiful West Sussex Portsmouth and Arundel Canal, which is coast and South Downs. the perfect place to find peace and quiet. Beautiful Arundel Castle only 5 miles away CLOSE TO COAST AND COUNTRYSIDE WATER IS IN THE BLOOD HERE AND LIVING AT FIVE ACRES GIVES YOU EASY ACCESS TO South Downs above Chichester ALL THE ACTION. If you like to be busy on the water, If you prefer to just chill beside the sea, you’ll love the fact that Chichester and Yapton’s handy for any number of Worthing are major watersports’ hubs. beaches. The nearest can be found at The whole local coastline and lakeside Bognor Regis and Littlehampton, both just areas provide you and the family a wealth over five miles from Five Acres. But there’s of water-based activities to enjoy. These literally miles of shoreline to explore and range from swimming, sailing, pleasure enjoy in this part of Sussex, from Pagham cruising, kayaking and fishing to jet skiing, and Selsey to highly rated West Wittering’s canoeing and boarding of all kinds. East Head. From Five Acres you’ve got the countryside well covered, too. The 1,600 square miles of the South Downs National Park is virtually on your doorstep. Whatever you West Wittering want from the classic English countryside, this is where you’ll find it. From rolling farm, wood and health lands to vibrant market towns, chocolate box villages and traditional country pubs. It’s all yours to explore on foot, bike or even horseback. Glorious Goodwood Chichester GREAT DAYS AND NIGHTS OUT COASTLINE, COUNTRYSIDE Chichester is less than 10 miles from Five Acres and provides something for the whole family AND ALL THE RIGHT to enjoy. The Chichester Festival Theatre is one of the United Kingdom’s flagship producing CONNECTIONS. FIVE ACRES and touring theatres, attracting talent from MEANS MORE THAN JUST A around the globe. Other attractions include the award-winning NEW HOME, IT’S A WHOLE Pallant House Gallery, the South Downs NEW WAY OF LIFE. Planetarium & Science Centre and the city’s first and only arthouse cinema, Chichester Cinema at New Park. Whatever your passion – from shopping, For retail therapy, Chichester offers a variety of sport and leisure to art, architecture and high street brands, independent retailers, chic history – this part of Sussex enables you to boutiques and hidden gems, as well as regular fully immerse yourself in it. In fact, there are markets and fairs, to choose from. Then once more cultural pursuits to enjoy around here you’ve shopped and are ready to drop into somewhere for a relax and refresh, the city than you can shake a stick at. has an equally impressive range of cafes, bars, And whether you have to travel for business bistros and restaurants you can opt for. or pleasure, this stylish new development couldn’t be better connected. Barnham Chichester Cathedral Railway Station is less than two miles and provides services to London Victoria, Gatwick Airport, Brighton, Portsmouth, and Southampton. The A27 is just to the north of Five Acres giving you fast access west to the M27 and north via the M3 toward London. Bosham Quay Chichester Low level bollard lighting V V V V 45 20 20 44 45 V START FINISH 44 20 Start FIVE Finish 43 1 24 24 21 Pumping Station 43 21 ACRES 43 21 19 22 22 42 23 2 42 42 23 18 41 22 19 19 1 Our new Five Acres 41 18 2 18 2 development offers you 23 17 3 41 17 V 3 a range of terraced, 24 3 semi-detached and V 40 25 17 40 40 detached homes and 39 39 26 V the opportunity to the 14 15 27 16 16 live the ideal lifestyle 39 25 4 14 15 25 16 27 in the perfect place. 26 V 15 38 13 V 38 26 28 13 38 4 27 14 5 5 V 37 13 6 37 37 29 6 12 6 36 12 36 30 29 7 7 11 7 36 11 35 30 10 8 8 10 8 35 31 32 9 34 9 34 33 34 31 31 33 32 33 Gravel V V V running track PLOTS: 1, 4, 5, 11, 12, 29, 30 PLOT 1 plan shown. PLOTS 4, 11, 29 are handed. Bedroom 3 Living Room Bedroom 1 Garage A/C C W En- Suite Entrance Hall Kitchen Landing W WC Dining Area Bedroom 2 GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR Kitchen/Dining 6.15m x 2.95m 20’2” x 9’8” Bedroom 1 4.22m x 2.95m 13’10” x 9’8” LivingPlot Room 1 5.43m- Gx 4.23m oor 17’10” x 13’11” Bedroom 2 4.31m x 2.95m 14’2” x 9’8” Garage 6.42m x 3.16m 21’1” x 10’4” Bedroom 3 2.75m x 2.36m 9’0” x 7’9” Please note windows and garage position may vary. Please note that floor plans are for Plots 11, 30 come with a detached garage. Dimensions between plots may vary. illustrative purposes and are not to scale. CHARMING THREE BEDROOM HOMES WITH GARAGE 5 Gross internal Gross 1,171 SQ.FT. 1,171 2 HOMES WITH GARAGE HOMES FOUR BEDROOM FOUR CHARMING 1,464 SQ.FT. Gross internal, excluding garage PLOT 3: 1,452 SQ.FT. Gross internal, excluding garage PLOTS: 2, 3, 8, 31 PLOT 2 shown. PLOTS 3, 8 are handed. C C En- En- Suite Suite BedroomBe 4droom 4BedroomBe 3droom 3 Living RoLivingom Room Garage Garage W W A/C A/C BedroomBe 2droom 2 WC WC Study Study Landing LandinBathg roomBathroom C C W W Kitchen Kitchen EntranceEntrance Hall Hall BedroomBe 1 droom 1 En- En- Dining ArDiningea Area Suite Suite GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR Kitchen/Dining 4.90m x 3.40m 16’1” x 11’2” Bedroom 1 5.13m x 3.73m 16’10” x 16’10” Living Room 5.54m x 3.64m 18’2” x 11’11” Bedroom 2 4.04m x 3.09m 13’3” x 10’2” PlotStudyPlot 2 - 2 3.90mG - x oor 2.05mG oor12’10” x 6’9” PlotBedroomPlot 2 3 - 3.64m2 1st -x 3.10m 1st oor 11’11” xoor 10’2” Garage 6.21m x 3.09m 20’4” x 10’2” Bedroom 4 3.64m x 2.32m 11’11” x 7’7” Please note bay window and garage position may vary. Please note that floor plans are for PLOT 3 excludes bay window to Study. Dimensions between plots may vary. illustrative purposes and are not to scale. PLOTS: 6, 7, 36, 37 PLOT 36 shown. PLOTS 6, 7, 37 are handed. C C En- En- Suite Suite Bedroom 4BedroomBe 4 droom 3Bedroom 3 Living RoomLiving Room Garage Garage W W A/C A/C Bedroom 2Bedroom 2 WC WC Landing LandinBathrog om Bathroom Kitchen Kitchen C C W W Entrance Entrance Hall Hall Bedroom 1Bedroom 1 En- En- Dining AreaDining Area Suite Suite GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR Kitchen/Dining 7.06m x 3.40m 23’2” x 11’2” Bedroom 1 5.13m x 3.73m 16’10” x 12’3” Living Room 5.54m x 3.64m 18’2” x 11’11” Bedroom 2 4.04m x 3.09m 13’3” x 10’2” PlotGaragePlot 36 - 36 G6.21m -oor x 3.09m G oor20’4” x 10’2” PlotPlot Bedroom36 3- 36 3.64m1st - x 3.10m oor1st 11’11” oorx 10’2” Bedroom 4 3.64m x 2.32m 11’11” x 7’7” Please note windows may vary. Please note that floor plans are for Dimensions between plots may vary. illustrative purposes and are not to scale. CHARMING FOUR BEDROOM HOMES WITH GARAGE 36 Gross internal, excluding garage excluding internal, Gross 1,452 SQ.FT. CHARMING SEMI-DETACHED HOMES WITH SEPARATE GARAGE 9 10 1,188 SQ.FT. 1,188 Gross internal Gross PLOTS: 9, 10 PLOT 9 plan shown. PLOT 10 is handed. Bedroom 3 Bedroom 3 Bedroom 3 Bedroom 3 Living Room Living Room Living Room Living Room Bedroom 1 BedrooBemdr 1oom 1 Bedroom 1 A/C A/C A/C A/C C C C C W W W W En- EnEn-- En- Suite SuSuititee Suite Entrance Entrance Hall Hall Hall Hall Kitchen KitcheKitcn hen Kitchen Landing W LandingW WLanding W Landing WC WC WC WC Dining Area DininDining Areag Area Dining Area Bedroom 2 BedrooBemdr 2oom 2 Bedroom 2 GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR Kitchen/Dining 6.15m x 2.96m 20’2” x 9’9” Bedroom 1 4.22m x 2.96m 13’10” x 9’9” LivingPlot Room 9/106.15m x 4.22m Plot- G20’2” oor 9/10x 13’10” - G oorBedroomPlot 2 4.31m 9/10 x 2.96m 14’2” Plot- x 9’9”1st 9/10 oor - 1st oor Bedroom 3 2.75m x 2.36m 9’0” x 7’9” Garage 6.00m x 3.00m 19’8” x 9’10” Please note windows may vary.
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