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Wellington Meadows Twyford WELLINGTON MEADOWS TWYFORD An Exclusive Development of just eight 3, 4 & 5 Bedroom Detached Houses are within walking distance of Twyford The M4 is simply reached via the A329M Centre but the 5 bedroom properties have at Junction 10 or via the A4 to Junction 8/9 enviable open views over the adjoining Maidenhead. countryside. As a community, however, Twyford has These light filled, spacious houses, much to offer with a Waitrose Supermarket, complete with premium amenities and Tesco Express and numerous boutique SHAUN DICKENS luxurious finishes are a welcome breathe shops, restaurants, pubs and cafés. AT THE BOATHOUSE of fresh air to the leafy Twyford Street- WELLINGTON Twyford village offers Polehampton and scape. Colleton Junior Schools. Secondary schools MEADOWS The area itself is located close to the major include The Piggott, with many private towns of Reading and Maidenhead but schools also within easy reach including Wellington Meadows is a well located benefits from it’s own railway station with Reading Blue Coat School in Sonning. L’ORTOLAN fast links to London and the West Country. development of 12 properties, with 8 The surrounding countryside is ideal for Cross-rail arrives with the opening of the available for private sale. country pursuits and is well served with Elizabeth line in 2019 offering fast trains bridleways and footpaths for horse riding, READING STATION Ideally located on the edge of Twyford, into the City and Wellington Meadows is cyclists and walkers. these 3, 4 & 5 bedroom detached homes only 500m from Twyford Station. THE ORACLE 5 DINTON PASTURES 6 4 7 3 8 Affordable 9 Housing 10 Affordable 2 Housing 11 NIRVANA SPA COPPA CLUB 12 SONNING GOLF CLUB THE FRENCH HORN TWYFORD STATION 1 A RARE OPPORTUNITY IN AN ENVIABLE LOCATION BEARWOOD LAKES GOLF CLUB ” PLOT 1 w w Bedroom 2 Dining area Bedroom 1 Living room Hall Kitchen Bedroom 3 wc En suite Bath a/c w w w Bedroom 2 Dining area Bedroom 1 Living room Hall Kitchen Bedroom 3 PLOT 1 wc En suite Bath a/c w Living Room 18’6” (5.690) x 10’9” (3.300) Kitchen/Dining 18’6” (5.690) x 11’6” (3.500) Bed 1 11’6” (3.525) x 10’9” (3.300) Bed 2 11’6” (3.525) x 9’0” (2.750) Bed 3 11’6” (3.525) x 9’0” (2.750) PLOT 2 w Kitchen Family space Bedroom 3 Bedroom 1 Bedroom 2 w Living room w Utility En suite En suite Hall Dining room Bedroom 4 Study Bath c w wc a/c Bedroom 5 w Kitchen Family space Bedroom 3 Bedroom 1 Bedroom 2 w Living room w Utility En suite En suite PLOT 2 Living Room 16’9” (5.100) x 11’6” (3.525) Bed 1 14’3” (4.350)*Hall x 11’9” (3.590) Kitchen Family Room 24’9” (7.560) x 9’9” (2.975) Bed 2 Dining room 11’6” (3.525) x 10’9” (3.300) Bedroom 4 Study Bath Dining 11’6” (3.525) x 8’6” (2.585) Bed 3 9’9” (3.025)c x 9’9” (3.025) w wc a/c Bedroom 5 Study 11’6” (3.525) x 7’3” (2.190) Bed 4 11’6” (3.525) x 8’9” (2.690) Utility 11’6” (3.525) x 5’3” (1.60) Bed 5 12’9” (3.850) x 7’9” (2.350) *Including wardrobe PLOT 3 w Kitchen Family space Bedroom 3 Bedroom 1 Bedroom 2 w Living room w Utility En suite En suite Hall Dining room Bedroom 4 Study Bath c w wc a/c Bedroom 5 w Kitchen Family space Bedroom 3 Bedroom 1 Bedroom 2 w Living room w Utility En suite En suite PLOT 3 Living Room 16’9” (5.100) x 11’6” (3.525) Bed 1 14’3” (4.350)*Hall x 11’9” (3.590) Kitchen Family Room 24’9” (7.560) x 9’9” (2.975) Bed 2 Dining room 11’6” (3.525) x 10’9” (3.300) Bedroom 4 Study Bath Dining 11’6” (3.525) x 8’6” (2.585) Bed 3 9’9” (3.025)c x 9’9” (3.025) w wc a/c Bedroom 5 Study 11’6” (3.525) x 7’3” (2.190) Bed 4 11’6” (3.525) x 8’9” (2.690) Utility 11’6” (3.525) x 5’3” (1.60) Bed 5 12’9” (3.850) x 7’9” (2.350) *Including wardrobe PLOT 4 w Family space Kitchen Bedroom 3 Bedroom 2 Bedroom 1 w Living room w Utility En suite En suite Hall Dining room Bedroom 4 Study Bath c w wc Bedroom 5 a/c w Family space Kitchen Bedroom 3 Bedroom 2 Bedroom 1 w Living room w Utility En suite En suite PLOT 4 Living Room 16’9” (5.100) x 11’6” (3.525) Bed 1 14’3” (4.350)* xHall 11’9” (3.590) Dining room Bedroom 4 Kitchen Family Room 24’9” (7.560) x 9’9” (2.975) Bed 2 Study 11’6” (3.525) x 10’9” (3.300) Bath c w Dining 11’6” (3.525) x 8’6” (2.585) Bed 3 9’9” (3.025)wc x 9’9” (3.025) Bedroom 5 a/c Study 11’6” (3.525) x 7’3” (2.190) Bed 4 11’6” (3.525) x 8’9” (2.690) Utility 11’6” (3.525) x 5’3” (1.60) Bed 5 12’9” (3.850) x 7’9” (2.350) *Including wardrobe PLOT 5 w Family space Kitchen Bedroom 3 Bedroom 2 Bedroom 1 w Living room w Utility En suite En suite Hall Dining room Bedroom 4 Study Bath c w wc Bedroom 5 a/c w Family space Kitchen Bedroom 3 Bedroom 2 Bedroom 1 w Living room w Utility En suite PLOT 5 En suite Living Room 16’9” (5.100) x 11’6” (3.525) Bed 1 14’3” (4.350)* x 11’9” (3.590) Hall Kitchen Family Room 24’9” (7.560) x 9’9” (2.975) Bed 2 11’6” (3.525) x 10’9” (3.300) Dining room Bedroom 4 Dining 11’6” (3.525) x 8’6” (2.585) Bed 3 Study 9’9” (3.025) x 9’9” (3.025) Bath c w Study 11’6” (3.525) x 7’3” (2.190) Bed 4 11’6” (3.525)wc x 8’9” (2.690) Bedroom 5 a/c Utility 11’6” (3.525) x 5’3” (1.60) Bed 5 12’9” (3.850) x 7’9” (2.350) *Including wardrobe PLOT 10 Living room LivingDining room area Dining area Bedroom 2 BedroomBedroom 2 3 Bedroom 3 w w w w Utility wc Utility wc Bath Bath a/c a/c En suite En suite Hall Hall Study Study Bedroom 4 Bedroom 4 Kitchen Kitchen Bedroom 1 Bedroom 1 w w PLOT 10 Duravit Me by Living/Dining Room 21’6” (6.55) x 11’25” (3.45) Bed 1 14’0” (4.250) x 9’6” (2.93) Starck Bathrooms Kitchen 14’3” (4.39) x 9’9” (2.95) Bed 2 11’6” (3.485) x 10’9” (3.300) Study 8’3” (2.56) x 6’9” (2.075) Bed 3 11’6” (3.485) x 10’0” (3.070) Bed 4 8’6” (2.585) x 6’9” (2.100) PLOT 11 Bedroom 3 Bedroom 3 Bedroom 1 Bedroom 1 Garage Garage Living/dining room Living/dining room c c En suite En suite w w a/c a/c Hall Hall Kitchen Kitchen Bedroom 2 Bedroom 2 Bath Bath wc wc PLOT 11 Living/Dining Room 16’3” (5.00) x 12’9” (3.875) Kitchen 11’9” (3.60) x 7’6” (2.30) Bed 1 11’9” (3.59) x 9’3” (2.80) Bed 2 12’0” (3.64) x 9’3” (2.80) Bed 3 9’3” (2.82) x 6’6” (2.00) PLOT 12 w wc Bath Bedroom 3 Kitchen Bedroom 1 Living room w w a/c Hall En suite Dining room Bedroom 2 Study Bedroom 4 w wc Bath Bedroom 3 Kitchen Bedroom 1 Living room w w a/c Hall En suite PLOT 12 Dining room Bedroom 2 Living Room 15’6” (4.69) x 12’0” (3.70) Bed 1 12’0” (3.70) x 10’6” (3.25) Study Bedroom 4 Dining Room 10’6” (3.25) x 10’0” (3.10) Bed 2 10’6” (3.25) x 9’6” (2.92) Kitchen 11’3” (3.40) x 10’6” (3.25) Bed 3 10’6” (3.25) x 9’6” (2.92) Study 12’0” (3.70) x 7’9” (2.35) Bed 4 12’0” (3.70) x 7’6” (2.30) Hicks Homes Built With Craftmanship Hicks Developments 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Our team of in-house master joiners also ensure the properties are Since 1971 we’ve built hundreds of top quality finished to exacting standards. homes in the Thames Valley, from flats and apartments to large country residences and We also pride ourselves on our customer listed building renovations. service, ensuring the process of buying and moving into a Hicks home is as pleasant as Whatever the size, all of our homes are created living in one.
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