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Carrington Grange Upper Green Road, Tewin UPPER GREEN ROAD, TEWIN, HERTFORDSHIRE AL6 0LU CARRINGTON GRANGE You’ve discovered Carrington Grange – an exclusive collection of 4, 5 and 6 bedroom luxury homes located in Tewin. Nestled within the picturesque Hertfordshire countryside, yet close to modern amenities and just half-an-hour from central London, this exquisite development offers families an unrivalled quality of life. 03 CARRINGTON GRANGE Carrington Grange combines Located towards the north of Tewin village The sense of community spirit within the on Upper Green Road, Carrington Grange village is epitomised by the volunteer-run traditional architecture, perfectly complements the beauty of its natural Tewin Stores and Post Office. This, alongside surroundings. Elegantly designed, the development the Memorial Hall, junior school, St. Peter’s Church contemporary interiors and combines traditional architecture, contemporary and Rose and Crown and Plume of Feathers a luxurious specification. interiors and a luxurious specification to public houses, gives Tewin its unmistakable create homes perfect for meeting the friendly atmosphere and provides residents demands of modern living. with a sense of belonging. 04 05 CARRINGTON GRANGE CARRINGTON GRANGE 3.3 28.2 miles to miles to central London Welwyn Garden City different9 walks through 1500 AD the surrounding countryside The year the Plume of Feathers Statspublic house was built Stats Slightly further afield, visit Hertford, the county town of Hertfordshire, just over 4 miles away. 449 AD In addition St Albans, just over 14 miles away, Tewin was settled in The 2number of times by the Angles Tewin has been named boasts traditional markets, boutique shops and Best Kept Village an abundance of history to explore. 06 07 CARRINGTON GRANGE CARRINGTON GRANGE The ideal location to relax in and escape the city. Surrounded by idyllic Garden City, Hatfield, Stevenage, countryside, parks, scenic walks London, Hertford, Peterborough and woods, the conservation and Cambridge – all of which area of Tewin is the ideal can be reached in less than location for enjoying an 60 minutes. outdoors lifestyle. Whether cycling, horse riding, running or In addition to excellent rail walking, the quiet country roads connections at Welwyn North, and open fields mean coming a regular bus service runs home and escaping the hustle from Tewin to both Welwyn and bustle of the city becomes Garden City and Hertford, a daily highlight. taking approximately 20 minutes and 25 minutes respectively. But this doesn’t mean Despite its rural location, Tewin compromising on convenience. is conveniently located close Welwyn North Railway station to the A414, A10 and A1(M), is approximately 2.5 miles resulting in hassle-free access away from Carrington Grange to nearby towns and cities. and offers services to Welwyn 08 09 CARRINGTON GRANGE CARRINGTON GRANGE HERTFORDSHIRE 1 Hatfield House, Hatfield AL9 5NQ 2 Paradise Wildlife Park, 3 St. Albans Cathedral, 4 Berkhamsted Castle, Broxbourne EN10 7QA St. Albans AL1 1BY Berkhamsted HP4 1HD A stunning Jacobean house set within One of Europe’s finest wildlife parks A spectacular Cathedral and Abbey Church The remains of an important motte and bailey delightful gardens and steeped in offering a range of amazing experiences, dating back to the 11th century offering tours castle dating from the 11th to 13th centuries, Elizabethan and Victorian history. tours and animal adoptions. and an award-winning education centre. with surrounding walls, ditches and earthworks. STEVENAGE 5 National Trust Ashridge Estate, 6 Lee Valley White Water Centre, 7 Butterfly World, 8 Hertford Castle, Berkhamsted HP4 1LT Waltham Cross EN9 1AB St. Albans AL2 3NY Hertford SG14 1HR 09 5,000 acres of magnificent countryside White water rafting and kayaking at the first An award-winning collection of beautiful Remains include a Norman motte, 11th century supporting a rich variety of wildlife and offering new London 2012 venue to be open to the experience gardens, wildflower meadows curtain wall, and a 15th century Edward IV walks through outstanding scenery. public after the Games. and a tropical butterfly house. gatehouse, Mayor’s parlour and robing room. TEWIN 11 15 HARLOW HERTFORD WELWYN 9 Knebworth House, 10 The Snow Centre, 11 National Trust Shaw’s Corner, 12 Natural History Museum, GARDEN CITY 08 Knebworth SG3 6PY Hemel Hempstead HP3 9NG Welwyn AL6 9BX Tring HP23 6AP 12 01 05 16 TRING HATFIELD An historic house and formal gardens, country A 160m indoor real snow slope offering skiing Edwardian villa and the country home A beautiful Victorian museum featuring over 14 ST ALBANS park, dinosaur trail and adventure playground and snowboarding, lessons for all abilities, of playwright, politician and philosopher 4000 fascinating animal and wildlife specimens 04 HEMEL 03 02 with miniature railway. restaurant and bar. George Bernard Shaw. collected by Lionel Walter Rothschild. HEMPSTEAD 10 07 CHESHUNT 06 WATFORD 13 Watford Palace Theatre, 14 Verulamium Museum, 15 Scott’s Grotto, 16 Rye House Gatehouse, Watford WD17 1JZ St. Albans AL3 4SW Ware SG12 9JQ Hoddesdon EN11 0EH 13 A Grade II listed 600-seat theatre at the creative An award-winning museum with archaeological A series of interconnected chambers lined A Grade I listed building in the Lee Valley hub of Watford which has enjoyed critical acclaim collections from the Roman city of Verulamium with shells, flints and glass extending into Regional Park which was part of a collection for showcasing high quality productions. and the medieval town of St. Albans. the chalk hillside. of medieval buildings. 10 11 CARRINGTON GRANGE CARRINGTON GRANGE Hertfordshire is a county of contrast. Bordered by Greater London, Buckinghamshire, Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire and Essex, it possesses a unique combination of vibrant towns, picturesque countryside and convenient access to the capital. Highlights of the county include Ashridge Estate and House, St. Alban’s Abbey, Berkhamsted Castle, Hatfield House and Knebworth House. Welwyn Garden City, located approximately Hartham Common is located close to Hertford 3 miles from Tewin, is a garden city founded in the town-centre and provides numerous sporting 1920s.Tree-lined boulevards lead to a facilities including the Hartham Leisure Centre, neo-Georgian style town centre which has Herts Canoe Club, Hertford Lawn Tennis Club developed into an excellent place to eat, drink and Sele Farm Bowling Club. A small marina and shop. Welwyn Garden City also boasts the at Hertford Basin is close by and is where the 50-acre Gosling Sports Park leisure complex, charming Old Barge public house can be found. whilst golf fans will enjoy a round at the Welwyn Complementing Hertford’s atmosphere is its Garden City Golf Club, where the legendary historic castle alongside the River Lea, which is Sir Nick Faldo was once a member. now a unique wedding and event venue. Hertford, the county town of Hertfordshire, is Welwyn, a village famous for the remains of a thriving market town located approximately a third century Roman bath house, is less than 4 miles from Tewin and offers a diverse 5 miles from Tewin. The fascinating Roman baths shopping experience thanks to an abundance of have been preserved in a vault underneath independent retailers. Renowned for a variety the A1(M) and also contain displays of of bars, entertainment venues and restaurants, it archaeological discoveries from the area. is an excellent choice for an evening out, with a wide choice of cuisines including British, Chinese, Other nearby towns of interest include Hatfield, Italian, Indian, Mediterranean and Thai. In addition, Stevenage and St. Albans, all of which are less Hertford Theatre and the Corn Exchange offer a than 11 miles away from Tewin. varied programme of cinema, comedy, drama and live music events, whilst a number of bars Exploring Hertfordshire and appreciating its are open until the early hours at weekends. diversity is easy thanks to an excellent local road network. Frequent public transport services can be found at Welwyn North Railway Station which is 2.5 miles away. 12 13 CARRINGTON GRANGE CARRINGTON GRANGE Unmatched luxury both inside and out. Exquisite homes with an impressive attention to detail. Featuring an imaginative use of The spacious bedrooms are space, each home at Carrington the perfect spaces to relax, Grange has been thoughtfully with many featuring en-suite The exclusive neighbourhood of wood which incorporate a designed to maximise space and shower or bathrooms. The Carrington Grange is enhanced varied palette of colours to light, with carefully positioned luxurious specification continues by the backdrop of an enviable create a distinctive character windows and double doors in the family bathrooms which and peaceful rural location. First and attractive kerb appeal. bringing the outside in. feature vitreous china sanitary impressions count and these ware, chrome accessories and desirable homes have been This exceptional standard of The contemporary interiors full-height tiling. individually designed to provide living has been designed with feature sleek fitted Häcker a collection of unique places modern lifestyles in mind. kitchens which incorporate Complementing the elegant to live. These desirable homes are stylish stainless steel appliances. interiors are large gardens constructed to the highest Häcker is the definitive German which offer privacy, security and A contemporary design ethos standards, including energy- luxury kitchen company, the space to relax. has been combined with efficient lighting, heating and dedicated to designing and traditional architectural values insulation, to provide an crafting desirable kitchens. The At Carrington Grange you even to create a sophisticated unrivalled quality of life in one living areas and dining rooms have the opportunity to design atmosphere and unique sense of Hertfordshire’s best-located offer plenty of space to entertain your own kitchen* so you can of place. The external façades villages. family and friends during both move in and enjoy your new are a fusion of brick, slate and formal and informal occasions. surroundings straight away. Bespoke kitchen option only available before build stage.
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