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off Loughborough Road , Birstall , Leicester, LE4 3LL A real one-off! Hallam FieldsHin aBirlsltaall,m Fields Leicestershire has created a new community in this North Leicester suburb withBmoidrersn,tsatyllisl h homes reflecting local architecture while succesfully establishing its own unique identity. Handy for the A46, Birstall is well placed for commuting to Nottingham with the M1 and Leicester city centre just a few miles away. What’s more you’re never far away from Leicestershire’s beautiful rolling countryside that takes in the pretty villages of Queniborough, Hungarton and Great Dalby. reassuring FOUNDATIONS Trust Honesty Quality Value Location Service The Cartmel The Cartmel 2 Bed Mews House T2/01 www.jelson.co.uk/birstall Head-office sales department: 0116 266 1541 | Open Monday –Friday, 8.30am –5.30pm reassuring FOUNDATIONS Trust Honesty Quality Value Location Service SpeThce Jiefliscona Ditffeiroenn ce Hallam Fields, Birstall T2/01 CARTMEL—2 BED MEWS HOUSE STANDARD FEATURES Quality and value from a very old established White Sanitary ware to Bathroom, Thermostatic family business with an enviable reputation. shower over bath with Silver shower screen and co-ordinating wall tiles. Shaver socket and Traditional brick construction with a good white heated Towel Rail to the Bathroom. standard of insulation. BT Telephone point to Lounge next to TV aerial Solid internal walls to ground and 1st floor. point, and Bed 1. TV aerial point in Lounge and Bed 1. P.V.C. u. windows, soffits and fascias. Wiring only for future Intruder Alarm for Fitted Kitchen with single AEG fan assisted keypad, control panel and bell box. electric oven, 4 burner AEG gas hob with Stainless Steel Canopy Chimney Hood, Smoke detectors and security locks to all Single Stainless Steel bowl sink. Space for external doors. Fridge Freezer. Plumbing and electrics for washing machine. White Triple Spotlight fitting. Fenced rear garden. Turfing to front and rear gardens (where applicable). Ceramic flooring to Kitchen only. N.H.B.C. 10 year warranty. Full gas central heating. (or alternative system if gas not available). Carpets from the Jelson selected range This information is only for guidance. You are advised to check with our Sales Staff regarding the choices and fittings in particular house types. Where an option is indicated, this is subject to the b.u.i.ldlineg astavgei anndg wh eythoer uma tmerialso harve a lrteoady sbeepn oerdneredd. Tihne c oymopanuy'sr p onlicye isw one ohf contminuoeus !improvement both in design and construction and we must therefore, reserve the right to make amendments without notice. The details contained in this specification do not form part of, or constitute warranty or part of any contract. www.jelson.co.uk/birstall Head-office sales department: 0116 266 1541 | Open Monday –Friday, 8.30am –5.30pm reassuring FOUNDATIONS Trust Honesty Quality Value Location Service The Egret www.jelson.co.uk/birstall Head-office sales department: 0116 266 1541 | Open Monday –Friday, 8.30am –5.30pm reassuring FOUNDATIONS Trust Honesty Quality Value Location Service SpeThce Jiefliscona Ditffeiroenn ce Hallam Fields, Birstall EGRET D4/08/D 4 BED DETACHED HOUSE STANDARD FEATURES Quality and value from a very old established White Sanitary ware to Bathrooms with family business with an enviable reputation. co-ordinating wall tiles. Thermostatic Shower over bath in Main Bathroom together with a Traditional brick construction with a good Silver Shower Screen, Thermostatic shower to standard of insulation. En-Suite(s), (where applicable) Shaver Socket & Chrome Heated Towel Rail to the Bathroom Solid internal walls to ground and 1st floor. & En-Suite(s). P.V.C. u. windows, soffits and fascias. BT. Telephone point to Lounge next to TV. aerial point, and Bed 1. (Study if applicable). T.V aerial Fitted Kitchen with Stainless Steel Duel Fuel point in Lounge, Bed 1 & Kitchen/Diner. SMEG Range Cooker, Stainless Steel Splash back and Stainless Steel Canopy Chimney Intruder Alarm System. Smoke detectors and Hood. Under Pelmet lighting to wall units, security locks to all external doors. Door Bell. pull out larder cupboard and a set of deep pan Coach light to front & rear elevation of property. drawers. A one & a half bowl under mounted stainless steel sink, plumbing and electrics for Fenced rear garden. Turf to front and rear Washing Machine, integrated Fridge Freezer gardens (where applicable). and Dishwasher. White Triple Spotlight fitting. N.H.B.C. 10 year warranty. Granite worktop to Kitchen only with granite upstands. Carpets from the Jelson selected range. Ceramic flooring to Kitchen and Utility (if applicable). Full gas central heating. (Or alternative system if gas not available). This information is only for guidance. You are advised to check with our Sales Staff regarding the choices and fittings in particular house types. Where an option is indicated, this is subject to the b.u.i.ldlineg astavgei anndg wh eythoer uma tmerialso harve a lrteoady sbeepn oerdneredd. Tihne c oymopanuy'sr p onlicye isw one ohf contminuoeus !improvement both in design and construction and we must therefore, reserve the right to make amendments without notice. The details contained in this specification do not form part of, or constitute warranty or part of any contract. www.jelson.co.uk/birstall Head-office sales department: 0116 266 1541 | Open Monday –Friday, 8.30am –5.30pm reassuring FOUNDATIONS Trust Honesty Quality Value Location Service The Exton The Exton 3 Bed Semi-Detached House S3/11/K *Please note this property will be rendered www.jelson.co.uk/birstall Head-office sales department: 0116 266 1541 | Open Monday –Friday, 8.30am –5.30pm reassuring FOUNDATIONS Trust Honesty Quality Value Location Service SpeThce Jiefliscona Ditffeiroenn ce Hallam Fields, Birstall EXTON S3/11/K 3 BED SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE STANDARD FEATURES Quality and value from a very old established White Sanitary ware to Bathroom with family business with an enviable reputation. co-ordinating wall tiles. Thermostatic shower in shower cubicle to En-Suite and co-ordinating Traditional brick construction with a good wall tiles. Shaver socket and white heated standard of insulation. Towel Rail to the Bathroom & En-Suite. Solid internal walls to ground and 1st floor. BT Telephone point to Lounge next to TV aerial point, and Bed 1. TV aerial point in Lounge and P.V.C. u. windows, soffits and fascias. Bed 1. Fitted Kitchen with single AEG fan assisted Wiring only for future Intruder Alarm for electric oven, 4 burner AEG gas hob with keypad, control panel and bell box. Stainless Steel Canopy Chimney Hood, Single Stainless Steel bowl sink. Space for Smoke detectors and security locks to all Fridge Freezer. Plumbing and electrics for external doors. washing machine. White Triple Spotlight fitting. N.H.B.C. 10 year warranty. Ceramic flooring to Kitchen only. Carpets from the Jelson selected range. Full gas central heating. (or alternative system if gas not available). This information is only for guidance. You are advised to check with our Sales Staff regarding the choices and fittings in particular house types. Where an option is indicated, this is subject to the b.u.i.ldlineg astavgei anndg wh eythoer uma tmerialso harve a lrteoady sbeepn oerdneredd. Tihne c oymopanuy'sr p onlicye isw one ohf contminuoeus !improvement both in design and construction and we must therefore, reserve the right to make amendments without notice. The details contained in this specification do not form part of, or constitute warranty or part of any contract. www.jelson.co.uk/birstall Head-office sales department: 0116 266 1541 | Open Monday –Friday, 8.30am –5.30pm reassuring FOUNDATIONS Trust Honesty Quality Value Location Service The Grebe www.jelson.co.uk/birstall Head-office sales department: 0116 266 1541 | Open Monday –Friday, 8.30am –5.30pm reassuring FOUNDATIONS Trust Honesty Quality Value Location Service SpeThce Jiefliscona Ditffeiroenn ce Hallam Fields, Birstall GREBE D4/04 4 BED DETACHED HOUSE STANDARD FEATURES Quality and value from a very old established White Sanitary ware to Bathrooms with family business with an enviable reputation. co-ordinating wall tiles. Thermostatic Shower Silver Shower Screen, Thermostatic shower Traditional brick construction with a good to En-Suite(s), (where applicable) Shaver standard of insulation. Socket & Chrome Heated Towel Rail to the Bathroom & En-Suite(s). Solid internal walls to ground and 1st floor. BT. Telephone point to Lounge next to TV. aerial P.V.C. u. windows, soffits and fascias. point, and Bed 1. (Study if applicable). T.V aerial point in Lounge, Bed 1 & Kitchen/Diner. Fitted Kitchen with Stainless Steel Duel Fuel SMEG Range Cooker, Stainless Steel Splash Intruder Alarm System. Smoke detectors and back and Stainless Steel Canopy Chimney security locks to all external doors. Door Bell. Hood. Under Pelmet lighting to wall units, one Coach light to front & rear elevation of property. illuminated glazed wall cupboard, pull out larder cupboard and a set of deep pan drawers. Fenced rear garden. Turf to front and rear A one & a half bowl under mounted stainless gardens (where applicable). steel sink, plumbing and electrics for Washing Machine, integrated Fridge Freezer and N.H.B.C. 10 year warranty. Dishwasher. White Triple Spotlight fitting. Carpets from the Jelson selected range. Granite worktop to Kitchen only with granite upstands. Ceramic flooring to Kitchen and Utility (if applicable). Full gas central heating. (Or alternative system if gas not available). This information is only for guidance. You are advised to check with our Sales Staff regarding the choices and fittings in particular house types. Where an option is indicated, this is subject to the b.u.i.ldlineg astavgei anndg wh eythoer uma tmerialso harve a lrteoady sbeepn oerdneredd. Tihne c oymopanuy'sr p onlicye isw one ohf contminuoeus !improvement both in design and construction and we must therefore, reserve the right to make amendments without notice.
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