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An Exclusive Development of 2, 3, 4 and 5 Bedroom Homes in Brentwood, Essex An exclusive development of 2, 3, 4 and 5 bedroom homes in Brentwood, Essex Sat Nav Postcode: CM14 4TP Looking out directly across beautiful Weald Country Park, here’s your chance for a fresher, greener life in Brentwood – just 40 minutes by train from London Liverpool Street. MAKE YOUR LIFE GR REENER AT WEALD PARK Just 18 miles from London, Brentwood enjoys all the lifestyle advantages of being firmly in the metropolitan Green Belt. Beautiful open spaces, countryside, and picturesque villages fit seamlessly alongside Brentwood town’s stylish, modern, cosmopolitan, family-friendly amenities. Weald Country Park, directly adjoining the development, covers nearly 500 acres and includes beautiful lakes, tree-lined avenues and carefully landscaped parkland. Horse riding, fishing, cycling, skateboarding – whatever you want to do, you’ll find a suitable park or open space in Brentwood. RECHARGE, RELAX AND UNWIND Take a gentle stroll, play your favourite sport or simply work out. Brentwood has all the right choices to keep you feeling great. Winning sport and leisure For thrill-seekers, trips to the dry ski slope at Warely or a spin Sporting facilities are outstanding. The Brentwood Centre on the go cart track are sure to prove irresistible. For younger in Doddinghurst Road caters for almost every indoor and children there are countless well equipped play areas including, outdoor pursuit from Badminton, Tennis and squash to during the summer, paddling pools with lifeguards at King swimming, football, fitness training and yoga. Shenfield, too, George’s Playing Fields. has a comprehensive fitness centre and sports hall. For Golfers, Hartwood’s Golf Centre, with its pretty parkland and challenging fairways, is one of the south east’s most popular courses. THE BEST OF EVERYTHING IN BRENTWOOD Chic shops, great stores, enticing cafés and restaurants and a lively night-life. There’s everything you could want in Brentwood. Great town centre amenities Brentwood is alive with entertainment choices – from nightclub Shoppers will find Brentwood’s town centre – especially the High dancefloors to epics on stage. Seating 2000 strong audiences, Street, Baytree Shopping Centre, Crown Street, Ropers Yard, International Hall in Doddinghurst road presents leading rock, Ongar Road, Kings Road and Warley Hill - has everything they comedy, classical music, choral and sporting events. could want and more. With ample parking and good pedestrian Brentwood Theatre and The Hermit are the focus for drama, access, the major chains include Boots, Marks and Spencer, dance and music in the town centre, with The Hermitage catering Sainsbury’s and Somerfield. Restaurants, pubs, cafés and bars for youth arts. pepper the high street joining a diverse mix of independent retailers and boutiques. Nearby Shenfield and Ingatestone deserve Educational standards in Brentwood are high, with a wide choice exploration too, with their smaller, intimate high street parades. of excellent schools and colleges, both state and independent. SPACIOUS, LUXURIOUS AND ECO FRIENDLY High specification design, beautiful finishes and the latest eco-aware technologies. Plus a 500 acre country park on the doorstep, too. From the generous proportions of the rooms to the clean, All benefit from some of the most efficient gas boilers currently co-ordinated lines of the fittings and finishes, accommodation available, which help reduce both the environmentally damaging at Weald Park epitomises contemporary design and style. CO2 and NOx emissions. Care and craftsmanship shapes a luxurious living experience – a home that's welcoming, comfortable, practical and relaxed. To help reduce water consumption, WCs are dual flush and showers are designed to be operated at low volume. Weald Park houses and apartments have been carefully The Water butts in all gardens don't just provide water for designed to lessen their impact on the environment. So well, plants – they also help reduce the amount being discharged in fact, that they meet the EcoHomes 'Very Good' standard. into the drains. A computer generated image of Larchwood House at Weald Park. Balcony side walls are now to be in open wrought iron works as depicted on the third floor A PLACE YOU CAN FEEL AT HOME With spacious proportions and beautiful rooms, Weald Park properties let you enjoy life to the full. Offering a range of 2, 3, 4 & 5 bedroom homes, Weald Park homes are designed to the very highest specification. Quality craftsmanship, the latest eco-technologies – you’ll find it all here at Weald Park. Computer generated images of housetypes at Weald Park THE NAME ON THE FINEST HOMES What is the indefinable quality about a Charles Church home that makes it so special, and makes so many aspire to owning one? When Charles and Susanna Church laid the foundations We utilise fully the interior space of our homes of their first home in 1965, they were doing more than combining every modern and efficient convenience building a desirable residence. They were turning their within classic, timeless and elegant exteriors. vision of the perfect home into a benchmark for quality and a legacy for future generations to appreciate. We recognise the importance of providing our customers with the opportunity to add character to Over four decades later, their principles remain the their home through a wide choice of colour schemes, cornerstone of every home we build and it is the firm making certain that quality, service and value are emphasis of the Group to combine quality with inherent in all we undertake. aesthetically pleasing designs and traditional building techniques. Our exacting standards and attention to detail at every stage of the construction process play an integral part This philosophy has led us to enjoy an unrivalled in achieving a totally unmistakable quality and sense of reputation for over forty years. We pride ourselves not style. This unique combination of principles ensures only on providing excellent examples of traditional that our homes and developments continue to construction and craftsmanship but also on the win an ever increasing number of prestigious consumer, elegance and character of our homes which are industry and media awards. designed to harmonise with their natural surroundings. The ultimate winner however, is the buyer of a Whenever possible, many period or regional features are Charles Church home. used, such as our famous brick and flint combination or our traditional Tudor style homes incorporating intricate herringbone brickwork. D Kelvedon o d d A i Common Thoby Lane Ro n 1 bi g Kelvedon 28 n H h u oo d r O R s n d t Hatch ga R r d Mountnessing aw R h o Navestock s a Brentwood n d e e r G A A12 d 1 R 2 Navestockside r 8 8 o Cleve s n A a Ongar Road v e M d Hatch Rd a e t s Hutton o C A12 Shenfield 9 d R Rayleigh Rd Pilgrims ield Gdns d l rf pe A ie op g e C 1 f e Hatch n n n 2 i e e n d 8 a h g v a a S L Brentwood Bypass A12 n L A South Weald o s l n M25 a l e i R d n r n a H e G r 3 H 2 s ld 0 e 1 e ie e f A r y t d l a s a r M o G I e n a A12 n R g h do r W n a V o v C ineway Dagnam L Brentwood e t e R S l Park d a V A Warley 1 W e nam Par 28 eald Par ag k Roa k h D D d Ro T r 28 ad l l W i ea ld H R A12 o y ad le r d a B186 Harold R W Ingrave n r te L A s e 1 t d h 2 Bardswell Cl a lc o Hill o M25 8 C o p Little B R Herongate y W Great r r e e n r te Tylers n n Harold Warley e n t o t u Warley w H Common s W am A127 Wood illi o H e T o y o W d a 3 B18 W w 2 0 s 1 Harold i e A 6 c r t Wood Park n H e a re Sir Fr il St l gh A127 Havering Hi FIND YOURSELF IN WEALD PARK With superb links to London via road and rail and airports within 40 minutes drive, Weald Park makes commuting or travelling easy. Fast, easy connections Road and rail connections from Weald Park are first-class. The M25, A12 and A127 trunk roads coupled with fast rail links put London and East Anglia within easy reach. Stansted, City and Southend airports are within 40 minutes drive, with Heathrow and Gatwick airports little more. The Dartford Tunnel/Queen Elizabeth II Bridge and Tilbury Docks are convenient, whilst the A12 road puts Harwich and Felixstowe within a 90 minute drive. Sat Nav Postcode: CM14 4TP Weald Park is a Marketing Name only. The copyright in this document and design is confidential to and the property of Charles Church Developments Limited 2009. These details are intended to give a general idea of the type of home but do not form any part of any specification or contract. The dimensions are approximate and may vary depending on internal finish. By the time you read this some of the details may have changed because of the Charles Church policy of continually updating and improving design features. Therefore, please be sure to check the plan and specification in the Sales Office to keep up to date with the latest improvements.
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