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Download Brochure DISCOVER BEECHWOOD Custom design your own home An exciting new way of living Basildon SS14 beechwood-nuliving.co.uk 020 3369 0171 DISCOVER A NEW KIND OF HOME 2, 3, 4 OR 5 BEDROOM CUSTOM DESIGNED HOUSES Discover Beechwood 1 DISCOVER The Avenue BEECHWOOD street scene Nu living presents Beechwood, a pioneering development of 251 customisable new homes, set in thriving Basildon. Just 31 minutes from London by train, Basildon offers many schools, shops, green spaces and leisure facilities perfect for the family. Beechwood offers a variety of exceptional 2, 3, 4 and 5 bedroom houses, all with parking spaces for two vehicles, private gardens built to the highest quality standards. With our innovative u-plan custom build service, you can choose the design of your new home - all backed by the expertise and know-how of one of Britain’s most ethical, innovative and design-led developers. The development is perfect for those who want to create a home that suits the lifestyle they’ve always desired. Computer generated images are indicative only 2 Discover Beechwood Discover Beechwood 3 Avenue House The Avenue House appears either as a detached or semi- Park Corner detached three bedroom house, with the option to extend it upwards with A FRESH a fourth bedroom. APPROACH TO HOME DESIGN Avenue Beechwood offers a completely Terrace House Park Corner House unique way to customise your The Terrace House offers The Park Corner House occupies further living space choices, each corner of the linked new home. comprised of 2-storey, three greens forming an inviting or four bedroom homes. gateway to these open spaces. First you choose the type of house you’d like Choose whether to have your It offers a 3-storey, three and from one of five standard options, then you kitchen at the front or rear of four-bedroom house with can get down to the nitty gritty as you go the house. impressively long views across about designing every aspect of your new Beechwood’s public spaces. home, from choosing the external finishes and brickwork, to the layout of your living areas. Beechwood gives you the exciting opportunity to design your own home from top to bottom, but rest assured, we also provide a comprehensive specification as well as additional options, all co-ordinated to create Home sweet home a contemporary finish. Fryth House Lane House The Fryth House is the The Lane House offers largest and grandest of residents a different style Beechwood’s houses, of living, with two bedroom offering generous 3-storey, terrace houses set along four or five bedroom homes. mews-style streets. It provides an excellent Lane vantage point across to the park and a variety of ground floor options from open plan to separate kitchen, lounge and dining rooms. Computer generated images are indicative only 4 Discover Beechwood Discover Beechwood 5 The Fryth 246 247 2 245 248 249 250 251 11 1 180 190 181 5 12 142 143 144 145 189 123 124 140 141 121 122 177 3 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 182 13 4 178 188 187 14 Pankhurst Drive 15 179 186 183 147 148 149 146 81 82 83 84 126 127 128 16 125 184 204 203 Bader Place 150 185 17 159 205 202 86 85 134 129 18 158 151 201 Cheshire Walk 133 130 206 19 152 191 7 8 9 157 200 6 10 132 131 Parkhurst Drive 207 THE NEIGHBOURHOOD 156 192 20 153 199 Turing Link 21 The Fryth 208 198 193 38 155 154 We’ve put a lot of thought and 87 88 89 90 91 246 247 39 22 2 245 248 249 care into not only designing your new 250 251 37 Caxton Way 11 1 180 23 home, but also the community aspects 190 40 209 197 196 195 194 36 Link Turing Caxton Way 135 136 137 138 139 of your chosen neighbourhood. 181 41 24 Avenue Tyndale 12 142 143 144 145 189 123 124 140 141 N Tyndale Avenue 121 122 177 Cheshire Walk 96 95 94 93 92 Austen Road 3 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 182 35 25 Beechwood homes will be connected by a series 13 4 178 188 42 160 161 162 163 164 of “linked greens” and avenues between the 34 Turing Link 26 120 105 187 main public amenity spaces around the site. 14 217 218 219 220 221 222 Pankhurst Drive 43 66 67 68 These public open spaces create community 27 64 65 15 179 186 183 33 119 106 44 hubs, which can be enjoyed by residents and 147 148 149 146 176 165 81 82 83 84 126 127 128 32 passing pedestrians alike. 16 125 184 118 107 204 216 203 Bader Place 45 80 69 175 150 185 30 28 117 108 166 The main Avenues are interspersed with regular 31 29 17 215 159 205 202 79 70 174 167 86 85 134 129 46 116 109 tree plantings to create a pleasant, pedestrian- Drive Wolfe 18 Cheshire Walk friendly space with a handsome outlook that 158 151 201 47 173 Cheshire Walk 133 130 206 78 71 214 55 56 58 115 110 welcomes residents. 19 152 57 168 157 191 7 8 9 200 77 6 10 132 131 72 213 207 48 Different types of houses will be grouped 20 156 153 199 192 63 172 171 170 169 together into streets with greens planned Turing Link 111 212 21 49 113 112 208 198 193 114 harmoniously around them. These are designed 155 154 75 74 73 38 88 89 90 50 76 87 91 59 with a sensitivity for the surrounding landscape, 39 22 62 61 60 with careful attention paid to privacy and security. 211 37 Caxton Way Wolfe Drive 23 51 210 40 209 36 Link Turing Caxton Way 135 136 137 138 139 240 241 242 243 244 24 Avenue Tyndale 238 239 41 52 235 236 237 233 234 Tyndale Avenue 231 232 Cheshire Walk 96 95 94 93 92 Austen Road 229 230 35 25 53 227 228 225 226 Wolfe Drive Wolfe 223 224 42 160 161 162 163 164 34 Turing Link 26 120 105 217 218 219 220 221 222 54 43 66 67 68 27 64 65 33 119 106 44 165 32 176 118 107 216 45 80 69 175 30 28 117 108 166 31 29 215 79 70 174 167 46 116 109 Cheshire Walk 47 78 71 173 214 Avenue House Park Corner House Terrace House Lane House Fryth House Shared Ownership Future Phase 55 56 58 115 110 57 168 77 72 213 48 Key 63 172 171 170 169 111 212 Avenue House 49 113 112 73 114 50 76 75 74 Park Corner House 59 62 61 60 211 Terrace House Wolfe Drive 210 Lane House 51 Fryth House 52 234 235 232 233 230 231 Green space / gardens 228 229 53 226 227 223 224 225 Shared ownership Existing buildings 54 Future Phase 6 Discover Beechwood Discover Beechwood 7 Avenue House Park Corner House Terrace House Lane House Fryth House Shared Ownership Future Phase Not just neighbours, YOUR HOME, but friends. YOUR WAY You’re spoilt for choice with Beechwood thanks to our custom build approach, but rest assured that all materials on the menu are robust, attractive, cohesive and interchangeable. Beechwood’s townscape is based on a palette of materials that not only complement each other, but also sit comfortably with the surrounding area. We’ve chosen traditional materials with a subtle contemporary style and warm, earth tones, for our bricks, clay roof tiles and wall tiles, as well as window frames. Each home comes with high quality standard finishes free of charge, with options to change and customise your home to the way you want it. You can also choose from a wide range of upgrades at additional cost. With some 316,000 possible permutations in one house alone, you’ll never be short of options. Computer generated images are indicative only 8 Discover Beechwood Discover Beechwood 9 CHOICES, CHOICES If you’ve ever viewed a house and 1 4 5 thought it would be just perfect if only you could magic up an extension, an extra bedroom or a feature window, well here’s your chance to do precisely that. Beechwood gives you the opportunity to work with us to truly sculpt your dream home. With the ability to craft your own internal configuration and specification, creating free flowing spaces or closed off private areas as well as the option to have your lounge at the front with 2 the kitchen at the back of your home, or vice versa, 6 you can truly accommodate your lifestyle wishes. With some 316,000 possible permutations in one house alone, you’ll never be short of options. Even down to the details that make a house your home, by deciding how it looks from the outside; select the colour of your roof tiles, windows, bricks or whether to have hung tiles or a painted brick finish. 3 1 Typical - Bathroom 2 Avenue House - Dining / Kitchen 3 Park Corner House - Living Area 4 Avenue House - Living Area 5 Avenue House - Open plan living area / kitchen 6 Terrace House - Living Area Computer generated images are indicative only 10 Discover Beechwood Discover Beechwood 11 Inside it’s no different. Beechwood 1 offers a variety of spaces, comprehensively equipped to suit the needs of modern living.
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