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Ickenham Park ICKENHAM Ickenham park ICKENHAM A LUXURY DEVELOPMENT OF 4 & 5 BEDROOM HOMES AND 2 BEDROOM Apartments Computer Generated Image – The Biltmore we care about the things you care about Positioning of property is Generous windows designed Crafted staircases to carefully considered to to maximise daylight in the enhance your hallway. maximise appeal. living areas Ickenham Park brings a welcoming sense of village life to a convenient urban setting. Nestling on the edge of Ickenham village in mature surroundings, this exciting new ICKENHAM PARK. CALA development ranges from spacious five everything you bedroom detached homes and four bedroom mews and townhouses, to luxury two bedroom look for in a home. apartments. Contemporary interiors are designed and a few features to offer light and space everywhere, with CALA’s you’d never expect. high specification and careful attention to detail in evidence throughout. Offering commuters excellent Local photography road, underground and rail links to London, SIMON COLLINS, cala PLANNING & DESIGN DIRECTOR Ickenham Park is clearly an idyllic urban village brimming with family life. Computer Generated Image - The Bellemeade The exterior of our homes are Sitting rooms/dining Bathrooms with gleaming all carefully designed to compliment areas designed with an white sanitaryware. the existing mature landscape accent on space and light. we care about the things you care about Sitting rooms and dining areas are Generous windows provide daylight designed with an accent on modern to the main living areas. family living. WE HAVE AN EYE FOR designed with gleaming white sanitaryware, while family spaces are eminently flexible and bedrooms are generously proportioned. From stylish yet unobtrusive interiors to EVERY LAST DETAIL. thoughtfully planned gardens and exteriors, our homes at Ickenham Park give you YOU HAVE A GREAT the freedom to stamp your own identity and make your first impression a lasting one. OVERALL IMPRESSION. With CALA, you know the build quality is going to live up to our reputation. But it’s only when you enter through the front door that you get a true idea of how much thought and care goes into every single one of our properties. Crafted staircases and generous windows enhance the feeling of light and space in reception areas. Well-designed kitchens offer reassuring practicality and sophisticated styling, with high quality units and modern appliances like an integrated stainless steel oven and hob. Elsewhere, light and airy bathrooms are carefully Energy efficient central heating system for additional warmth, comfort and convenience. we care about the things you care about HOW TO GET TO ickenham Park From the M40 South, merge on to the A40 towards Central London. After just over 1 mile, take the A437 (Western Avenue) towards Hillingdon/Ruislip/Ickenham. At the roundabout, take the third exit E U N E V HIGHER A continuing on the A437 (Western Avenue). At the traffic lights, go left on the DENHAM M A H ICKENHAM N E Ruislip D PARK Golf Club A437 (Long Lane). Continue along Long Lane, until it turns into the B466 OX FORD ROAD A40 6 46 B M25 Ruislip E (High Road Ickenham). Ickenham Park is on your right hand side. BAKER’S N Station A WOOD L G DENHAM N O OAD B467 L S R Y E L E K A W S M40 WESTE RN AVE NUE A 40 2 O 1 4 X A F © Copyright David Squire and licensed for reuse O D R D A D A O O R under the Creative Commons Licence. R R O M D ICKENHAM A A L D H IE W 3 N F ES A 8 E E TE 4 4 R D 0 R N LONG B A 2 A 0 V H EN COPPICE D UE A A40 O R M25 K R A Uxbridge P 6 6 UXBRIDGE 4 7 B 0 0 H 4 E I A N L A L L I N D G A G UGH RO TH LO N S D O O L E N R G O A M25 D R E A402 ENWA 0 Y ickenham. THE GREE NW AY West the best of Ruislip both worlds. O A K A A PA 4 1 3 V P E N A N M E RKFIELD R D M E Even with the capital only a short ride away on the tube, Ickenham in the London R Y A S A355 H W A M M A S T R H A T O N I E O A N D D R R D AYL D S HO XFO RD A A R M O M M A temple M25 Borough of Hillingdon retains a surprisingly relaxed village feel, enhanced by the E M D A40 R E A gardens S H A A 3 V D 2 M H 5 H I 5 E 1 DG R 4 R E O R B416 R L A N E A Y LANE D I V E C AYL D O GERRARDS L S E L CROSS H A M K I M40 N O A S R X 4 ICKENHAM W O F 1 2 C DS O 3 1 O IN D I A R 4 O HEDGERLEY W RO D R A D OAD R O A green open spaces of nearby Ickenham Marsh and Ruislip Gardens. ‘The Pump’, D A 40 D PARK 6 6 4 A DENHAM B 6 67 A355 1 B4 O 4 ICKENHAM B WE ST B ERN A R FULMER M40 VENU E E A C O B466 O 2 X N H 1 F D O S A A4 R F D O I M25 B467 R E G R L E 6 D K D 1 R E R 4 A N O V P a water pump donated by Charlotte Gell in 1866, can be found close to the village B A A B483 L D HI A G P Uxbridge N 2 D PAR O K 1 A R L O O E A A4 R A437 D E D A R Y 4 V N OUGH D E 0 SL L 2 A W 0 A355 RD O T DGE N I C R XB HILLINGDON M U M25 L 8 0 A A 4 COWLEY A A H L C N A E H D P pond, with the Jacobean mansion Swakeleys House and medieval church of St Giles R W O A Y H T SW adding to its rich heritage. Situated on a former American Air Force base, Ickenham AK E VE LE O Y GR S E RO AL AD DD B EE Park is about a mile from the extensive amenities of Ruislip town centre, offering 467 TW Local photography the perfect setting for family life. With good local schools, a variety of sports clubs AU ST IN’ S L A and also a theatre, every convenience is right on your well designed doorstep. N E 6 we care about the things you care about 6 4 B E N A L G N O L It’s our passion most about creating living spaces that transcend the ordinary. Our passion for craftsmanship, for the appeal of cala? exploring architectural heritage and for interior design has led to CALA being garlanded many times for design that it’s not just one thing, sets cala apart. over by the industry and the media. By consistently maintaining our standards and implementing a progressive programme of innovation, we have successfully competed in some of the most high it’s everything. From Scottish roots, CALA has spread to encompass much of the UK, with developments as profile award schemes in the building industry. Over the past few years alone, we have received far apart as Aberdeen and Ascot. We think you’ll agree, however, that no matter how far apart numerous awards and accolades for everything from CALA house building to the ingenuity of our What differentiates one new home from another? In a word, care. From the level of craftsmanship to the quality of materials used and the our homes, they all exude unique CALA character. With a heritage stretching back to 1875, and landscape design. We put this level of success down to the fact that quality is the cornerstone of way each home is individually finished. At CALA, we believe that this level of care makes all the difference. In fact, it’s the difference between over thirty years as one of the country’s leading developers of luxury homes, we know more than everything we do, backed by professional service that, unlike most, doesn’t stop the moment you immediately feeling at home, or not. The way each CALA architect or designer leaves his individual signature, with unexpected design move in. It means that you can look forward to discovering the joys of CALA living with confidence, flourishes and innovative ideas. The thoughtful little touches that can do so much to enhance your living experience. The way we carefully plan the layout and positioning of each property on every development. That’s the kind of care you can expect with every CALA home. secure in the knowledge that your CALA home will serve you well for many years to come. SIMON COLLINS, cala PLANNING & DESIGN DIRECTOR Photography from previous CALA developments we care about the things you care about CALA CUSTOMER SERVICE. THE TH E G RE ENWA Y IMPORTANT NOTICE TO CUSTOMERS: The Property Misdescriptions Act 1991 CALA Homes (South) Limited operates a policy of continual THE GREE NW AY product development and the specifications outlined in this brochure are indicative only.
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