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General: At the time of going to print we endeavoured to ensure the accuracy of the contents of this brochure, however in our efforts to develop and improve designs, we reserve the right to alter floor plans, elevations and specifications without notice. by The Site Plan: This was drawn before building started on site. Boundaries and layouts can change during development, so please check details with the Homes Consultant at reservation. The deed plan will be sent directly to your solicitors and should be inspected by you when you visit. Photographs: The brochures contain photographs of existing Bryant homes on other developments. Elevations: Building materials and elevations may vary from plot to plot, and surrounding areas may differ from that shown. Computer generated images depict typical housetypes, but please check all details relating to your plot with the Homes Consultant at the time of reservation. Dimensions: Floor plans show approximate dimensions for each room, typical of its type. Specific plot dimensions may vary within NHBC guidelines, because each one is built individually and the precise internal finishes may not always be the same. Specifications: These are indicative and applicable to this development. Please check the specification relating to your individual plot with the Homes Consultant at the time of reservation. “MID PLEASURES AND PALACES THOUGH WE MAY ROAM, A UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY... A SELECT PORTFOLIO OF 41 HIGH-QUALITY BE IT EVER SO HUMBLE, THERE’S NO PLACE LIKE HOME.” HOMES, INCLUDING DETACHED AND SEMI-DETACHED HOMES, TERRACED John Howard Payne HOUSES AND APARTMENTS, WORTHY OF THE GODDARD TRADITION.

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Imagine a place where... you can enjoy the perfect blend What makes Goddard Mews such a unique opportunity of old and new. A residence within this historic town centre, is that these are spacious, stylish homes with all the with a proud heritage stretching back to Roman times, comforts you’d expect from top quality residences, fitted but with all the advantages of spacious, modern living. out to the highest modern standards. Most important, in keeping with the spirit of Old Town, this is not a brash Goddard Mews, in the heart of Swindon’s Old Town, new development, but represents a sensitive upgrading brings you all this, and more. of an area that includes the historic Goddard Arms hotel.

It’s an area that offers tranquil parks, inherited by the Move here, and not only will you share an address with town as a legacy from those manorial days. But a quick one of the most well-known landmarks in Old Town, but jog away, you’ll run into high-energy leisure and sports you will be just a stroll away from The Lawn. The former centres – vibrant with activities like aerobics, squash, estate of the Goddard family, now a 50 acre park with rugby, cricket and football. lakes, panoramic views of Swindon and the Marlborough Downs, and the ruins of Holy Rood Church, Swindon’s Small curiosity shops where you can browse among oldest remaining building and its original parish church. antiques, books, art and furnishings. But at the same time be in easy reach of bustling arcades, packed with the So what’s in a name? When it comes to the Goddard family, latest big brands, designer labels and high street names. plenty. A Swindon family since before the 15th Century, Thomas Goddard of Upham acquired the estate in 1563, To find such a convenient town-centre base would normally with the family remaining Lords of the Manor of Swindon involve a compromise. On space, on amenities, or both. until 1927. Rebuilt around 1770, the Lawn But not here. was occupied by them until 1931, and demolished in 1953. Today, elements of the walls and the entrance gateposts, the wood, lakes and sunken garden all survive and are open to the public.

So yes, you’ll be living in an estate, but it’ll be in the traditional, and very best sense of the word. If this sounds like the manner (or manor) you like to live, you’re going to feel very much at home.

Did you know... Thomas Goddard’s original purchase of the Swindon estate included 40 cottages, 2 water mills, 100 gardens, 100 orchards, 200 acres of meadows, 30 acres of woods and one dovecote. GODDARD MEWS - OLD TOWN, SWINDON. SET IN THE OLD HEART OF SWINDON, WITH ITS CURIOSITY SHOP CHARM, BUT CLOSE TO ALL THE MODERN AMENITIES OF NEW TOWN, WITH THE MARLBOROUGH DOWNS, The Location SAVERNAKE FOREST AND COTSWOLDS FURTHER AFIELD...

OLD & NEW... SITTING PRETTY With the arrival of the Great Your home will be part of an exclusive residential mews Western Railway in 1840 a in between the Goddard Arms and The Lawns. On one whole new town was created. side you’ll share a frontage with this ivy-clad Grade 2 listed hotel, with restaurant and bar. On the other, lie ...BECOME ONE acres of historic parkland. Both are virtually on your Old and New Towns were doorstep, making this a unique location. finally linked in 1900, creating the borough of Swindon. OLD-FASHIONED CHARM You couldn’t wish for a more delightful neighbourhood in COUNTRY LIFE Old Town, with its rich and varied architecture, quiet Swindon might be an urban courtyards and alleyways, specialist shops, spacious centre, but two-thirds of the Lawn’s Woods and picturesque Town Gardens. borough is rural and within its boundaries are many delightful EXPAND YOUR HORIZONS towns and villages. The typically New Town is within easy reach when you need it. Want English country town of Highworth to widen your horizons? The parks and woodland areas is six miles to the north east. around the town are perfect for strolling, enjoying the Charming Swindon villages views and relaxing. Swindon’s location – north of the include Blunsdon, Chiseldon, majestic Marlborough Downs and south of the beautiful Wroughton, Bishopstone and Cotswolds – makes it ideal for walking and cycling, with South Marston. an abundance of places to explore. You’ll find Wiltshire has a great range of World Heritage Sites, historic houses and churches, all set in glorious countryside.

THINGS TO DO IN SWINDON Marlborough Downs. No less than six horses Voted ‘Swindon’s favourite place’ in 2003, Coate were carved into the native Wiltshire chalk by Water is a great place for boating, fishing, mini our ancestors, with the oldest being the original golf, picnics, barbecues and walks, with its own White Horse at Uffington. paddling pool and miniature railway. Or take in the brooding monoliths of Avebury’s At Swindon you are ideally placed to explore Stone Circle, sentinels of the landscape since Banbury Castle Country Park with its unspoilt they were first set in place at least 4,000 years Did you know... Swindon is in easy reach of the Ridgeway, possibly countryside and spectacular views across the ago. The location too of Silbury Hill, the largest man-made mound in Europe. the oldest road in Europe, a pathway once used by Stone Age man before Britain was even an island! OPEN SPACES, & A LANDSCAPE STEEPED IN HISTORY. PARKS, GARDENS, WOODLANDS AND COUNTRY WALKS. STREETS OLD AND NEW. MUSEUMS, GALLERIES AND CONCERTS. LANDMARKS FROM THE STONE AGE, TO The Heritage THE AGE OF STEAM.

TIMEPIECE PARKLIFE Swindon’s public art includes History has been kind to Swindon. Not least in the superb the Jubilee Clock, Gorilla, variety of parks preserved for your enjoyment. Stanton Golden Lion and Wish Hounds. Park is a 185 acre nature reserve, consisting of pastures, meadows, lake and woodland, all a haven for wildlife of NATURAL TALENT every kind. The Richard Jefferies Museum at Coate celebrates one of our HOW’S THAT? most individual nature writers. Faringdon Road Park came about thanks to the Great Western Railway and their love of cricket. Purchased as MONUMENTAL a sports ground for railway workers it became a public The National Monuments Record park in 1925. For more stories from the days of the GWR, Centre holds the public archive of make tracks for the STEAM museum at the original English Heritage, with over 7 Railway Works. million photographs, drawings, architectural plans, surveys of ART & SCIENCE sites, landscapes and other In keeping with its origins, Old Town houses the Swindon documents. Open to the general Museum and Art Gallery. Together with displays from public, these records are all Swindon’s Jurassic age, its Roman occupation and more available for consultation, along recent history, it has one of the best collections of 20th with an excellent reference library. Century British art outside London.

Also open, on selected weekends, is the Science Museum at Wroughton Airfield, where 18,000 of its larger objects are stored, plus the Science Museum Library with 26km of bookshelves, including original works by Galileo, Newton and Einstein. THINGS TO DO IN SWINDON The 260 acres of Lydiard House & Park provides Handily situated in Old Town, Broome Manor something for everyone with family barbecues, a Golf & Gym Complex offers a championship children’s play area, the Palladian house with museum standard 18-hole course, 9-hole course, driving and art gallery, restored 18th Century walled garden, range, gym and Fairways Bar and Restaurant. Or summer festivals and open-air theatre. keep active at nearby Croft Sports Centre, with everything from fitness classes and outdoor Plus... Planet Pursuits has paintball, quad biking pitches to squash courts and line dancing. and clay pigeons. Clearprop Microlights offers Did you know... Swindon’s best kept secret is the Town Gardens, flying lessons. Or try the Ridge climbing wall at the Link Centre. a superb Victorian park set in Old Town with a concert bowl, aviary, bowling green, rose garden, café and stunning April blossom. A GREAT PLACE FOR THE FAMILY, AND KIDS OF ALL AGES. LEARNING OR LEISURE, IF YOU HAVE AN APPETITE FOR LIFE YOU CAN TAKE IT FULL ON OR LAID BACK. DO YOUR OWN THING OR GO WITH THE FLOW. CHILLED-OUT The Lifestyle OR HOT STUFF. EITHER WAY IT’S COOL.

IN SEASON LESSON ONE A Farmer’s Market takes place With over 50 state primary, and a dozen state secondary in Old Town on the last Friday of schools within the Swindon area, education is clearly top every month, with a wealth of of the agenda here. Swindon College and New College local produce including meat also offer A level and NVQ courses. Private schools include and poultry, eggs and cheeses, the Pinewood and Prior Park primaries inside the town, jams and chutneys, herbs and and Marlborough College just outside. plants, cakes and pies, organic produce and veg. RETAIL THERAPY The everyday purchase. The big weekly shop. The READY TO ORDER? occasional treat. Swindon has outlets which cater for all Spoilt for choice? You will be. of them. Old Town with its oh-so-collectibles. The Town Italian? Try Mario’s. Indian? Centre with its big brand Brunel and Parade shopping Mela, Pickle Johns or the centres. The figure-conscious price-tags at the Designer Biplob. Or maybe the crispy Outlet. You’ll buy into all of them. duck at Connie’s? Go Mexican at La Casa or Manuel’s. And just to EATING OUT, AND STAYING OUT round off this gastronomic Here in Old Town you’re ideally placed to enjoy the best world tour, don’t forget the of the Swindon scene. The top of town certainly lives up tapas at Los Gatos. its reputation, with dining options to suit all tastes, from fine English and French, to Indian and Oriental. Plus a great choice of lively club-style bars offering a heady mix of sounds and DJs. New Town is vibrant too, with spots like Revolution, Walkabout, the Furnace, Lava Lounge and Liquid & Envy.

THINGS TO DO IN SWINDON has some of the world’s most exotic butterflies A shopaholic’s dream, Swindon Designer Outlet, on the wing in an environment of tropical plants in the unique setting of the Great Western Railway and fish-filled ponds. Works, offers the labels you love, reduced by up to 50%! Stores include L K Bennett, Ted Baker, The Oasis Leisure Centre offers giant water slides, Hobbs, Timberland, Charles Tyrwhitt, Marks and wave machine, water cannon, hydroslides, Spencer Outlet, Gap Outlet, Phase Eight, Tommy Lagoon Falls waterslide and pirate ship. Plus a Hilfiger and many more. state-of-the-art gym with some of the most Did you know... Beneath Old Town lies a secret network of 18th technologically advanced fitness equipment Studley Grange Craft Village and Butterfly World available today. Century tunnels and cellars, possibly used for distributing smugglers’ booty. With some still accessible, they appear to connect major town landmarks, including the Goddard Arms. YOU’LL FIT RIGHT IN. BETWEEN THE HISTORIC, IVY-CLAD GODDARD ARMS HOTEL AND PEACEFUL ACRES OF THE LAWN. A CHOICE OF THREE OR FOUR BEDROOM HOUSES WITH GARDENS, AND TWO BEDROOM APARTMENTS. The Development IN A CAREFULLY CREATED MEWS ENVIRONMENT.

HOUSE TYPES APARTMENT TYPES

Aldbury (v1) Pembridge Arley 4 bedroom homes 4 bedroom homes 2 bedroom homes Plots 11, 13, 14, 16, 17, 19, Plots 22, 23 and 24 Plots 20 and 21 27, 28, 30, 31, 32 and 34

Aldbury (v2) Eldon Kemsley 4 bedroom homes 3 bedroom homes 2 bedroom home Plots 8 and 9 Plots 25, 26, 37, 38, 40 and 41 Plot 4

Oakwood (v1) Kingsbridge Russet 4 bedroom home 3 bedroom home 2 bedroom home Plot 39 Plot 2 Plot 29

Oakwood (v2) Rudgewick 4 bedroom homes 3 bedroom homes Whitburn Plots 12, 15, 18 and 33 Plots 1 and 3 2 bedroom homes Plots 35 and 36

Oakwood (v3) Salcombe 4 bedroom homes 3 bedroom homes Plots 7 and 10 Plots 5 and 6

SITE DEVELOPMENT KEY Sub Station Bin Storage Area Drive Through/Car Port Access Garage Access Visitors Parking Space LET’S MAKE IT PERSONAL. FROM INTEGRATED KITCHEN APPLIANCES AND ADDITIONAL ELECTRICALS, TO YOUR OWN SELECTION OF WARDROBES AND FLOORING. A WIDE CHOICE OF UPGRADES AND EXTRAS TO ADD THOSE The Options INDIVIDUAL TOUCHES THAT MAKE A HOUSE A HOME.

OPTIONAL UPGRADES Our Sales Executives will be happy to guide Lighting and Electrical Options you through the process of choosing those • Switches items which will give your Taylor Wimpey • Sockets home your own style and those finishing • Downlights touches you can enjoy once you move in. • Alarm

Kitchen Options Exterior and Interior Finish Options • Kitchen layouts • Plumbing • Door fronts • Wardrobes • Worktops • Wall tiling • Ovens • Fires • Hobs • Surrounds • Flooring Bathroom and En-Suite Options • Ironmongery • Radiator towel rails • Curtains • Additional shower • Blinds • Shower screen • Conservatories • Fencing and gates • Turf

Options are subject to availability, please see the Sales Executive for further details. The Connections

GREAT WESTERN TRAINS For train information contact Great Swindon train station is situated in Station Road, about Western Trains Company on 5 minutes walk from the town centre, and 2 minutes walk 08457 000125 to Swindon Bus Station. Trains to London are frequent and take approx. 1 hour. The station also serves Bristol, THAMESDOWN Chippenham and Bath Spa. Thamesdown Transport is Swindon’s own bus company. You’ll find them in BUSES Barnfield Road, or for more Swindon Bus Station is located in the town centre, just information tel: 01793 428400 off Fleming Way. 2 minutes walk to Swindon Train Station. It is served by Thamesdown Transport and Stagecoach, STRESS-FREE as well as National Express. Save time, money and frustration by using the Swindon Park & Ride service. PARK & RIDE Leave your car free of charge in a Swindon Town Centre and Old Town are served by two secure, supervised car park and travel park and ride schemes - one in south Swindon, one in on a frequent bus route into the heart north Swindon, with buses running every 12 minutes. of Swindon or Old Town. No stress, no traffic congestion, or looking for TAXIS parking places. Plus you save on long The major taxi rank in Swindon Town Centre is at the Train stay car parking charges. Station, with taxis also waiting in Regents Circus opposite the main library. Swindon’s major taxi firm is V Cars.

Did you know... The Great Fire of London brought a demand for stone – Swindon Stone! With the quarry came transport links in the expansion of the canal system and the Great by Western Railway, and with it, New Town. by

SALCOMBE 3 BEDROOM HOME (Plots 5 & 6)

KEY FEATURES

• Spacious living / with French doors to rear garden • Kitchen / breakfast area • 3 bedrooms SALCOMBE 3 BEDROOM HOME (Plots 5 & 6)

BATH LOUNGE DINING BEDROOM 1 CBD

LANDING

HALL

KITCHEN BEDROOM 2

BEDROOM 3 WC BREAKFAST

GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR

KITCHEN / BREAKFAST AREA BEDROOM 1

3.23m (max.) x 3.00m (max.) 2.75m (max.) x 3.28m (max.) 10’ 7” (max.) x 9’ 10” (max.) 9’ 0” (max.) x 10’ 9” (max.)

LOUNGE / DINING ROOM BEDROOM 2

5.15m (max.) x 3.40m (max.) 2.75m (max.) x 3.18m (max.) 16’ 11” (max.) x 11’ 2” (max.) 9’ 0” (max.) x 10’ 5” (max.)

BEDROOM 3

3.60m (max.) x 2.00m (max.) 11’ 8” (max.) x 6’ 7” (max.)

Total Area 808 sq. ft.

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RUDGEWICK 3 BEDROOM HOME (Plots 1 & 3)

KEY FEATURES

• Spacious living room with French doors to rear garden • Kitchen / breakfast area • 3 bedrooms • En-suite to bedroom 1 • Dressing area to master bedroom • Accommodation over 3 floors RUDGEWICK 3 BEDROOM HOME (Plots 1 & 3)

BEDROOM 2 LOUNGE BEDROOM 1

LANDING BATH WC

KITCHEN CBD BEDROOM 3

EN-SUITE

HALL

BREAKFAST

GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR SECOND FLOOR

KITCHEN / BREAKFAST AREA BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 1

2.41m (max.) x 5.15m (max.) 3.94m (max.) x 3.73m (max.) 3.94m (max.) x 3.94m (max.) 7’ 11” (max.) x 16’ 11” (max.) 12’ 11” (max.) x 12’ 3” (max.) 12’ 11” (max.) x 12’ 11” (max.)

LOUNGE BEDROOM 3 Total Area 1154 sq. ft.

3.94m (max.) x 4.10m (max.) 1.90m (max.) x 3.37m (max.) 12’ 11” (max.) x 13’ 5” (max.) 6’ 3” (max.) x 11’ 1” (max.)

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PEMBRIDGE 4 BEDROOM HOME (Plots 22, 23 & 24)

KEY FEATURES

• Spacious kitchen / dining room with French doors to rear garden • Integrated garage • 4 bedrooms • En-suite to bedroom 1 • Accommodation over 3 floors PEMBRIDGE 4 BEDROOM HOME (Plots 22, 23 & 24)

KITCHEN BEDROOM 3

LOUNGE BEDROOM 2 DINING / FAMILY

LANDING LANDING WC BATH

GARAGE BEDROOM 1 HALL

BEDROOM 4 / EN-SUITE CBD

GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR SECOND FLOOR

KITCHEN / DINING ROOM LOUNGE BEDROOM 1

4.70m (max.) x 3.84m (max.) 4.70m (max.) x 4.10m (max.) 3.60m (max.) x 4.90m (max.) 15’ 5” (max.) x 12’ 7” (max.) 15’ 5” (max.) x 13’ 6” (max.) 11’ 10” (max.) x 16’ 1” (max.)

BEDROOM 4 / STUDY BEDROOM 2

2.63m (max.) x 3.12m (max.) 4.09m (max.) x 2.54m (max.) 8’ 7” (max.) x 10’ 3” (max.) 13’ 5” (max.) x 8’ 4” (max.)

BEDROOM 3

3.89m (max.) x 2.08m (max.) 12’ 9” (max.) x 6’ 10” (max.)

Total Area 1216 sq. ft.

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ALDBURY 4 BEDROOM HOME (Plots 8, 9, 11, 13, 14, 16, 17, 19, 27, 28, 30, 31, 32 & 34)

KEY FEATURES

• Spacious living / dining room with French doors to rear garden • Kitchen / breakfast area • 4 bedrooms • En-suite to bedroom 1 • Accommodation over 3 floors ALDBURY 4 BEDROOM HOME (Plots 8, 9, 11, 13, 14, 16, 17, 19, 27, 28, 30, 31, 32 & 34)

LOUNGE

BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 1

DINING

EN-SUITE LANDING BATH WC LANDING

KITCHEN

BEDROOM 3

HALL BEDROOM 4 BREAKFAST CBD

GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR SECOND FLOOR

KITCHEN / BREAKFAST ROOM BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 1

2.41m (max.) x 4.86m (max.) 3.72m (max.) x 3.93m (max.) 4.63m (max.) x 3.93m (max.) 7’ 11” (max.) x 15’ 11” (max.) 12’ 3” (max.) x 12’ 11” (max.) 15’ 2” (max.) x 12’ 11” (max.)

LOUNGE DINING ROOM BEDROOM 4 BEDROOM 3

3.93m (max.) x 4.39m (max.) 1.90m (max.) x 3.37m (max.) 2.85m (max.) x 3.57m (max.) 12’ 11” (max.) x 14’ 5” (max.) 6’ 3” (max.) x 11’ 1” (max.) 9’ 4” (max.) x 11’ 8” (max.)

Total Area 1195 sq. ft.

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ARLEY 2 BEDROOM FLAT (Plots 20 & 21)

KEY FEATURES

• Spacious dual aspect kitchen / living room • 2 bedrooms • En-suite to bedroom 1 ARLEY 2 BEDROOM FLAT (Plots 20 & 21)

HALL

CBD AC BATH

BEDROOM 2

LANDING

KITCHEN

BEDROOM 1

LOUNGE / DINING EN-SUITE

FLAT

KITCHEN BEDROOM 1

3.34m (max.) x 1.99m (max.) 4.41m (max.) x 3.52m (max.) 11’ 0” (max.) x 6’ 6” (max.) 14’ 6” (max.) x 11’ 6” (max.)

LOUNGE / DINING ROOM BEDROOM 2

4.12m (max.) x 4.60m (max.) 3.36m (max.) x 2.76m (max.) 13’ 6” (max.) x 15’ 1” (max.) 11’ 0” (max.) x 9’ 0” (max.)

Total Area 647 sq. ft.

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KEMSLEY 2 BEDROOM FLAT (Plot 4)

KEY FEATURES

• Spacious dual aspect kitchen / living room • 2 bedrooms • En-suite to bedroom 1 KEMSLEY 2 BEDROOM FLAT (Plot 4)

LANDING

BATH CBD AC HALL

BEDROOM 2

KITCHEN

LOUNGE / DINING BEDROOM 1

EN-SUITE

FLAT

KITCHEN BEDROOM 1

3.34m (max.) x 3.06m (max.) 3.52m (max.) x 4.40m (max.) 11’ 0” (max.) x 10’ 0” (max.) 11’ 6” (max.) x 14’ 5” (max.)

LOUNGE / DINING ROOM BEDROOM 2

5.08m (max.) x 4.52m (max.) 3.36m (max.) x 2.83m (max.) 16’ 8” (max.) x 14’ 10” (max.) 11’ 0” (max.) x 9’ 3” (max.)

Total Area 789 sq. ft.

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WHITBURN 2 BEDROOM FLAT (Plots 35 & 36)

KEY FEATURES

• Spacious dual aspect kitchen / living room • 2 bedrooms • En-suite to bedroom 1 • Study / bedroom 3 WHITBURN 2 BEDROOM FLAT (Plots 35 & 36)

STUDY

BATH AC HALL LANDING KITCHEN CBD

BEDROOM 2

BEDROOM 1

LOUNGE / EN-SUITE DINING

FLAT

KITCHEN / LOUNGE / DINING ROOM BEDROOM 2

6.55m (max.) x 5.85m (max.) 3.40m (max.) x 3.13m (max.) 21’ 6” (max.) x 19’ 2” (max.) 11’ 2” (max.) x 10’ 3” (max.)

BEDROOM 1 STUDY

4.59m (max.) x 4.00m (max.) 2.05m (max.) x 1.50m (max.) 15’ 0” (max.) x 13’ 2” (max.) 6’ 9” (max.) x 4’ 11” (max.)

Total Area 885 sq. ft.

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OAKWOOD (V1 & V3) 4 BEDROOM HOME (Plots 7, 10 & 39)

KEY FEATURES

• Spacious living /dining room with French doors to rear garden • Kitchen / breakfast area • 4 bedrooms • En-suite to bedroom 1 • Accommodation over 3 floors OAKWOOD (V1 & V3) 4 BEDROOM HOME (Plots 7, 10 & 39)

LOUNGE BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 1

DINING

EN-SUITE LANDING BATH WC LANDING

KITCHEN

BEDROOM 3 HALL BEDROOM 4 BREAKFAST CBD

GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR SECOND FLOOR

KITCHEN / BREAKFAST ROOM BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 1

2.41m (max.) x 5.16m (max.) 4.02m (max.) x 3.93m (max.) 3.93m (max.) x 4.93m (max.) 7’ 11” (max.) x 16’ 11” (max.) 13’ 2” (max.) x 12’ 11” (max.) 13’ 2” (max.) x 16’ 2” (max.)

LOUNGE / DINING ROOM BEDROOM 4 BEDROOM 3

3.93m (max.) x 4.69m (max.) 1.90m (max.) x 3.67m (max.) 2.85m (max.) x 3.87m (max.) 12’ 11” (max.) x 15’ 5” (max.) 6’ 3” (max.) x 12’ 1” (max.) 9’ 4” (max.) x 12’ 8” (max.)

Total Area 1269 sq. ft.

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OAKWOOD (V2) 4 BEDROOM HOME (Plots 12, 15, 18 & 33)

KEY FEATURES

• Spacious living /dining room with French doors to rear garden • Kitchen / breakfast area • 4 bedrooms • En-suite to bedroom 1 • Accommodation over 3 floors OAKWOOD (V2) 4 BEDROOM HOME (Plots 12, 15, 18 & 33)

Reduced headroom

LOUNGE BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 1

DINING

EN-SUITE LANDING BATH WC LANDING

KITCHEN

BEDROOM 3 HALL BEDROOM 4 BREAKFAST CBD

GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR SECOND FLOOR

KITCHEN / BREAKFAST ROOM BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 1

2.41m (max.) x 5.16m (max.) 3.72m (max.) x 3.93m (max.) 3.93m (max.) x 4.63m (max.) 7’ 11” (max.) x 16’ 11” (max.) 12’ 2” (max.) x 12’ 11” (max.) 13’ 2” (max.) x 15’ 2” (max.)

LOUNGE / DINING ROOM BEDROOM 4 BEDROOM 3

3.93m (max.) x 4.39m (max.) 1.90m (max.) x 3.67m (max.) 2.85m (max.) x 3.87m (max.) 12’ 11” (max.) x 14’ 5” (max.) 6’ 3” (max.) x 12’ 1” (max.) 9’ 4” (max.) x 12’ 8” (max.)

Total Area 1234 sq. ft.

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KINGSBRIDGE 3 BEDROOM HOME (Plot 2)

KEY FEATURES

• Spacious living / dining room with French doors to rear garden • Kitchen / breakfast area • 3 bedrooms • En-suite to bedroom 1 • Dressing area to master bedroom • Accommodation over 3 floors KINGSBRIDGE 3 BEDROOM HOME (Plot 2)

LOUNGE

BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 1

DINING

LANDING BATH LANDING WC

KITCHEN

HALL

EN-SUITE BREAKFAST BEDROOM 3 CBD

GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR SECOND FLOOR

KITCHEN / BREAKFAST ROOM BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 1

2.41m (max.) x 5.16m (max.) 3.93m (max.) x 3.77m (max.) 3.93m (max.) x 3.95m (max.) 7’ 11” (max.) x 16’ 11” (max.) 12’ 11” (max.) x 12’ 4” (max.) 12’ 11” (max.) x 13’ 0” (max.)

LOUNGE / DINING ROOM BEDROOM 3 Total Area 1240 sq. ft.

3.93m (max.) x 4.45m (max.) 1.90m (max.) x 3.67m (max.) 12’ 11” (max.) x 14’ 7” (max.) 6’ 3” (max.) x 12’ 0” (max.)

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RUSSET 2 BEDROOM FLAT (Plot 29)

KEY FEATURES

• Spacious dual aspect kitchen / living room with French doors to balcony • 2 bedrooms • En-suite to bedroom 1 RUSSET 2 BEDROOM FLAT (Plot 29)

EN-SUITE

BEDROOM 2 LOUNGE / DINING

BEDROOM 1

HALL

KITCHEN BATH

LANDING CBD

FLAT

KITCHEN BEDROOM 1

2.71m (max.) x 2.55m (max.) 4.30m (max.) x 2.53m (max.) 8’ 11” (max.) x 8’ 4” (max.) 14’ 1” (max.) x 8’ 3” (max.)

LOUNGE / DINING ROOM BEDROOM 2

4.37m (max.) x 4.29m (max.) 2.25m (max.) x 2.60m (max.) 14’ 4” (max.) x 14’ 1” (max.) 7’ 4” (max.) x 8’ 6” (max.)

Total Area 656 sq. ft.

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ELDON 3 BEDROOM HOME (Plots 25, 26, 37, 38, 40 & 41)

KEY FEATURES

• Spacious living / dining room with French doors to rear garden • Kitchen / breakfast area • 3 bedrooms • En-suite to bedroom 1 • Accommodation over 3 floors ELDON 3 BEDROOM HOME (Plots 25, 26, 37, 38, 40 & 41)

* LOUNGE

BEDROOM 2

BEDROOM 1

DINING *Plot 25 only

LANDING BATH LANDING WC

**

KITCHEN

EN-SUITE HALL BEDROOM 3 **Plot 41 only BREAKFAST CBD

GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR SECOND FLOOR

KITCHEN / BREAKFAST ROOM BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 1

2.41m (max.) x 4.86m (max.) 3.72m (max.) x 3.93m (max.) 3.93m (max.) x 3.93m (max.) 7’ 11” (max.) x 15’ 11” (max.) 12’ 3” (max.) x 12’ 11” (max.) 12’ 11” (max.) x 12’ 11” (max.)

LOUNGE DINING ROOM BEDROOM 3 Total Area 1200 sq. ft.

3.93m (max.) x 4.39m (max.) 1.90m (max.) x 3.37m (max.) 12’ 11” (max.) x 14’ 5” (max.) 6’ 3” (max.) x 11’ 1” (max.)

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