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KNIGHTS PARK GODSTONE • SURREY More than a place to live An exquisite collection of 2, 3, 4 and 5 bedroom homes in an exclusive location KNIGHTS PARK KNIGHTS PARK GODSTONE • SURREY EXCLUSIVE LOCATION SUPERIOR HOME Godstone in Surrey provides the perfect location for a new life in a Thakeham Home. Surrounded by unspoiled countryside and traditional Surrey villages, Knights Park offers homebuyers a beautifully designed exciting new address. Refined architecture and contemporary interiors reflect the Thakeham difference. Choose from an exquisite collection of new 2, 3, 4 and 5 bedroom homes set amongst mature tree lined boundaries, close to the heart of the quintessential village of Godstone, with great transport links. Living here offers the opportunity to enjoy a superior modern home in the heart of this exclusive location. Knights Park provides you and your family with a superb location and an exemplary quality of life. More than a place to live KNIGHTS PARK • GODSTONE 1 Thakeham are proud to have created Exteriors may salute the architectural heritage HOMES CRAFTED a collection of new homes set within a of the region, but interiors at Knights Park tranquil and welcoming environment. have been created for modern living. Quality can be found everywhere, from the Each home has been thoughtfully designed generous proportions of the main rooms FOR LIVING by our in-house designers to include to the superior kitchen appliances and traditional architectural detailing and the designer fittings in the bathrooms. wherever possible utilising locally sourced materials. Every detail has been considered, Knights Park is an exclusive new development situated a short from tile hung façades, to timber clad distance from the pretty, historic village of Godstone. elevations and bricks meticulously chosen to reflect the existing locale. 2 Computer generated image depicts street scene at Knights Park and maybe subject to change. 3 EXCEPTIONAL Godstone Road ARCHITECTURE 1 3 2 4 5 6 14 7 13 8 12 11 THE DEVELOPMENT THE BIGNOR 2 BEDROOM HOME Nos. 4 & 5 Computer generated image of The Steyning is indicative only. THE PAGHAM 3 BEDROOM HOME Nos. 6, 7, 13 & 14 Each home at Knights Park is crafted by our own in-house designers THE CHIDHAM and benefits from exemplary design and attention to detail. 4 BEDROOM HOME Nos. 3 & 11 THE ELSTED 4 BEDROOM HOME Not only is Thakeham wholly committed This sensitive planning, design process and Nos. 1 & 2 9 N to creating quality homes with superior exacting delivery extends to the design of 10 specifications but its ethos is to leave behind each home. Each design combines modern THE BRAMLEY W E a legacy by creating exceptional places sophistication with traditional style. 4 BEDROOM HOME No. 12 S to live. This commitment to quality can be Knights Park is the perfect place to call home. clearly seen in every aspect of Knights Park. THE STEYNING 5 BEDROOM HOME Nos. 8, 9 & 10 AFFORDABLE HOUSING 4 KNIGHTS PARK • GODSTONE Computer generated image of the development shown is indicative only. KNIGHTS PARK • GODSTONE 5 One of the great Surrey villages Mentioned in the Domesday Book, peaceful and picturesque THE PERFECT Godstone is framed by historic buildings reaching back as far VILLAGE SETTING as the 15th Century. Godstone is a perfect example of an English Surrey village. Rich in heritage, it offers a thriving community and a quality of life that many aspire to. Godstone Green, complete with duck pond, While the village may be unspoiled, it offers is at the centre of the village. It is an attractive residents everything they need for modern open space, edged with mature trees and living. All the practical necessities are there, framed by historic buildings reaching back including a convenience store, farm shop, as far as the 15th Century. Homebuyers will local pharmacy and village surgery. find everything they need that makes up the Godstone’s picturesque charm is enhanced traditional village scene, including pubs rich by a welcoming atmosphere and a friendly in character; The Fox & Hounds, The Bell Inn community, much of which is centred around and the Coach House Inn and restaurant are the local village hall which provides a wide all excellent and each hold their own charm. range of activities and clubs for all ages. Opposite page: A visit to the Old Forge café. Feeding the ducks at the village pond. 6 KNIGHTS PARK • GODSTONE This page: Local period architecture 7 Country dining at The Market Stores “The atmosphere is superb and very family friendly. A good selection of drinks and a great PICTURESQUE choice of food...” Trip advisor, The Market Stores, Reigate, Surrey AND EXCLUSIVE Godstone’s location on the Roman road from London to Brighton puts fascinating towns and attractions within easy reach. Discover Reigate, with a spectacular back Enjoy stately homes and gardens, country drop of the North Downs. Reigate has a parks and a huge variety of attractions – range of independent shops with crafts, from the elegance of a day out at Lingfield Park clothing and furniture, a farmers’ market, Racecourse, to the gentler pleasures of the and a reputation as a gourmet centre with British Wildlife Centre, also in Lingfield. Or take a variety of fine restaurants, gastropubs, a trip to historic Chartwell House, the former wine bars, cafés and tea rooms. home of Winston Churchill. Explore Oxted, with its timber-framed stucco Travel a little further to Royal Tunbridge Wells façades, or the delightful village of Tandridge with its galleries and Opera House, and the with its bustling annual fête, cosy pubs, and historic Pantiles, fashionable for 400 years a superb leisure centre with swimming pool and lined with antique shops, cafés, restaurants and state-of-the-art gymnasium. and high street brands. This page: The Market Store, Reigate. Opposite page: Local farmers market. The Pantiles, Royal Tunbridge Wells. 8 A day at the races, Lingfield Park Racecourse. KNIGHTS PARK • GODSTONE 9 Shop and dine in style at Bluewater From the best-known high street brands, offering everything from fashion to leisure, to a wonderful COUNTRY LIVING variety of places to eat, Bluewater is the ultimate shopping experience and only 30 minutes* drive from Godstone. CITY STYLE Close to the Sussex and Kent borders, Knights Park is well located not just for those who enjoy nearby pursuits and ramblings in the countryside. The Bluewater Centre - Europe’s leading A little further is Richmond, with its Georgian retail and shopping hub and a must for elegance, its upmarket shopping and its anyone looking for food, fashion or homeware Thames side restaurants and stylish bars. is only 30 minutes* drive away. With over Or travel into the vibrant City of London 300 stores and 60 restaurants, together with itself. Enjoy all that the capital has to offer; cinemas and activities, it offers a day out for world-class shopping, the West End, the all the family as well as all the top brands. excitement and spectacle of theatreland, The Royal Borough of Kingston is just a short musicals and the rich and varied nightlife. drive away. It offers a mixture of familiar high street brands and select boutiques – and an ancient street market as well as exciting shopping malls. This page: A bite to eat at Bluewater. 10 Opposite page: Shopping in Kingston & Richmond. * Journey time is approximate and may not be direct. Source: maps.google.co.uk KNIGHTS PARK • GODSTONE 11 Godstone is close to the Surrey Hills which is There are many opportunities for sport, EXPLORE a rich Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. with three golf clubs within five minutes of Knights Park, and a huge choice of The network of walking and cycling routes, activities at Tandridge Leisure Centre. with the Downs Link pathway and the South All the family can enjoy the pools, whether & DISCOVER Downs Way nearby brings the countryside they are in serious training or simply out close. Head to the top of Leith Hill tower for the fun of wave rides, water cannons for an awe inspiring, 360-degree panorama and a 70 metre slide. of the scenic highlights that make Surrey Surrey is a county just waiting to be explored. Enjoy sport, so enticing, with views that on a clear day Try mountain boarding at Redhill, indoor history and heritage, grand country National Trust estates stretch from London to the Channel. and outdoor skating and biking at Caterham, and houses coupled with stunning countryside. horse riding at the nearby Tandridge Priory Riding Centre, or take things a little easier with cricket on the village green. 12 Cricket on the village green. 13 BEST IN CLASS A FOCUS FOR EDUCATION LEARNING Godstone, and the towns that surround it offer some of the most For many families, one of the key decisions to moving home is an highly regarded state and private schools in the South of England. excellent choice of local schools. Knights Park puts many opportunities of highly commended schools all within easy reach. Young families have the choice of Godstone There are many independent schools and Village School or St Stephen’s School. Both specialist colleges to choose from. Those are highly regarded, combining excellent going on to higher education may choose a standards with the warmth and atmosphere course at Bromley College, or the University Godstone Village School A co-educational primary school Godstone, RH9 8NH that only a village school can offer. of Surrey based in Guildford or choose from (1.1 miles) for children between 3 to 11 godstone.surrey.sch.uk the huge wealth of world class universities Older children may travel to Oxted County and colleges such as UCL, Queen Mary, School, part of The Howard Partnership Trust University of London and Brunel University, St Stephen’s School A co-educational primary school Godstone, RH9 8HR and amongst the largest and most dynamic a short distance away in the capital.
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