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EMPEROR’S COPSE I 1 EMPEROR’S COPSE WEST TYTHERLEY 2 I EMPEROR’S COPSE EMPEROR’S COPSE I 3 GREAT BRITISH HISTORY MEETS GREAT MODERN LIVING AT EMPEROR’S COPSE HAZELEY DEVELOPMENTS IS PRIVILEDGED TO OFFER YOU A UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY – THE CHANCE TO OWN ONE OF 12 WONDERFULLY DESIGNED FAMILY HOMES – A GREAT ADDITION TO THE HISTORIC RURAL VILLAGE OF WEST TYTHERLEY, NEAR THE MUCH SOUGHT AFTER CITY OF SALISBURY. These homes have Bentley Wood as their stunning backdrop – a nationally recognised SSSI (Site of Special Scientific Interest). Nestling in the Test Valley and surrounded by rolling countryside and farmland you can embrace the very best of rural living. Become part of a thriving community based around village schools, churches, local shops, popular pubs and sports and social activities in village halls and recreation areas. Here, you are so well placed too, not only to reap all the rewards of country living, but dip into city life when it takes your fancy as Salisbury is on your doorstep. The close proximity too of Romsey, Stockbridge and Winchester means you’ll never be short of places to shop or have a bite to eat. For those of you needing a link to London, both Salisbury and Grateley offer fast train services into London aterloo.W 4 I EMPEROR’S COPSE EMPEROR’S COPSE GLORIOUS TREE LINED AVENUES LEAD YOU TO YOUR NEW HOME IN ITS SECLUDED SETTING IN THE COUNTRY. You’ll find that Emperor’s Copse is another You will immediately notice that Emperor’s Copse is planted spectacular scheme by renowned local developer, with a number of mature trees and boundary treatments of Hazeley Developments. cleft post and rail fencing with soft planting helps it to blend seamlessly into its rural setting. This is further enhanced The development has only 12, 3 and 4 bedroom homes by the natural timber cladding and earthy red tones of the for you to choose from, built in a traditional style and oozing tiles and bricks used in the construction of these immensely Hazeley’s attention to detail. attractive homes. As you enter the development you’re automatically drawn In keeping with its natural environment, your home’s to the stunning backdrop the homes have of Bentley Wood. heating and hot water will be provided by the lastest green The clever horseshoe arrangement of the homes means energy technologies and waste water will be purified by they each enjoy a generous space, including a sizeable natural processes. rear garden. Image of a previous show home. 6 I EMPEROR’S COPSE EMPEROR’S COPSE I 7 WEST TYTHERLEY WEST TYTHERLEY, AN IDYLLIC ENGLISH HAMLET DATING BACK TO THE DOOMSDAY BOOK. There is always something going on in the village, making If you’re a keen shopper you are well placed for it easy for you to get involved and make friends. The village Stockbridge, Romsey and Salisbury with Winchester hall is the hub of the community and is home to the Truffles and Southampton a little further afield. Each offering coffee shop and the pre-school as well as an abundance of an abundance of your high street favourites and activities – something for everyone. independent boutiques. Getting out of doors should never be a problem – Foodies amongst you need not be disappointed either, Emperor’s Copse has the incredible Bentley Wood as its as all of these locations has a huge variety of cafes, bars, stunning backdrop and The Plantation too is just one of bistros and restaurants to satisfy any palette. But if you a number of beautiful woodland walks. Those of you who want something closer to home, you have two pubs to are keen cyclists will be pleased to hear that the 25 mile tempt you: The Lord Nelson and The Black Horse. If it’s a Clarendon Way cuts through the heart of the parish. There’s wood fired pizza you’re craving then the Slinky Fox visits the a children’s playground opposite the school and Barry’s village as does Tony’s Frying Machine for good old fish and Field Sports Ground runs a number of events, including a chips. Indian and Chinese restaurants will deliver to your Friday night youth zone. door too. What do I do if I need a pint of milk or a loaf of bread I hear you say? Well, you have two village shops to choose from, each with a Post Office. With Salisbury approximately 20 minutes drive away you are in easy reach of several major supermarkets. 8 I EMPEROR’S COPSE EMPEROR’S COPSE I 9 STOCKBRIDGE, ROMSEY AND SALISBURY ENJOY ALL THE BENEFITS OF A RURAL LOCATION, YET WITHIN A FEW MILES YOU CAN ACCESS THE LEISURE, RETAIL AND SOCIAL ATTRACTIONS OF STOCKBRIDGE, ROMSEY AND SALISBURY. Stockbridge is just under nine miles to the East of West Romsey has a lively calendar of events. The Beggars Fair Tytherley where you’ll find an attractive broad high street is a popular street festival with music, dancing and street at the centre of what is one of the smallest towns in the entertainment. It is home to one of the oldest Agricultural country. With a fascinating history through the centuries, and Horse shows, plus, there’s an arts festival, carnivals Stockbridge has two former Iron Age hillforts nearby and and even a classic car show to enjoy. there is recorded evidence of a settlement in the valley dating back to the 12th century. Today it is a bustling Surrounded by water meadows and vast stretches of and attractive place where traditions thrive alongside fields, the journey into the city is almost as enjoyable as the modern conveniences. experience that awaits. Salisbury has much to be proud of – the tallest spire in the country atop its Cathedral, the best A car journey of approximately 20 minutes and you’ll arrive preserved copy of the Magna Carta, mystical Stonehenge, in the bustling market town of Romsey. Set on the River a buzzing Arts scene, and an enticing variety of shops and Test, the town has a generous mix of restaurants, coffee restaurants. It’s easy to see why Salisbury was named one shops and pubs for you to explore, as well as regular of the world’s ‘Top 10 Cities to Visit’ by Lonely Planet in weekly markets at the old Cornmarket. Local shops include 2015... and it’s on your doorstep. Waitrose and Bradbeers Department Store as well as independent shops and boutiques. A338 A34 STOCKBRIDGE 10 I EMPEROR’S COPSE WINTERSLOW EMPEROR’S COPSE I 11 HOUGHTON A30 PITTON LAVERSTOCK SALISBURY WEST TYTHERLEY WINCHESTER EAST FRIMSTEAD A354 GREAT CONNECTIONS, WEST DEAN DUNBRIDGE A36 M3 AT HOME AND AWAY A338 SOUTHAMPTON, AIRPORT SHERFIELD ENGLISH DOWNTON ROMSEY You will find a parish that offers an extremely warm You have a number of options when it comes to secondary welcome and embodies a true sense of community. It schools: Salisbury has St Edmund’s, St Joseph’s and ticks all the boxes for those of you seeking a more rural Wyvern College and there is Test Valley in Stockbridge too existence and yet a short car journey brings you to the likes – all rated by Ofsted as ‘Good’. There are more choices of Stockbridge, Romsey and Winchester, as well as the further afield. magnificent Cathedral City of Salisbury. For those of you who are London bound, both Salisbury and Grateley offer The independent sector is well catered for too with fast services into our capital city. Salisbury offering a number of possibilities as well as Andover, Romsey and Winchester. Your children are well served with pre-schools, primary A car journey of less than 10 minutes will bring you to the WINTERSLOW M schools and secondary schools; the latter all reached i A30. Westwards, this easily connects you to Salisbury and l through regular bus services. l the West Country; Eastwards will bring you to the M3 and Ln There are two primary schools on your doorstep: its fast route into London. VILLAGE SHOP Winterslow and West Tytherley, both with a ‘Good’ Ofsted rating. THE LORD NELSON PUB VILLAGE HALL WINTERSLOW C OF E JOURNEYS BY CAR JOURNEYS BY TRAIN PRIMARY SCHOOL FAST TRAINS FROM SALISBURY TO LONDON 15 STOCKBRIDGE WATERLOO IN ONE HOUR 29 MINUTES. MINS TRAINS FROM GRATELEY REACH LONDON n Ln WATERLOO IN ONE HOUR 17 MINUTES. sto BARRY’S FIELDS SALISBURY We 21 SPORTS GROUND MINS W AIRPORTS D e ROMSEY a 23 n MINS R 36 SOUTHAMPTON d MINS 33 WINCHESTER MINS 70 HEATHROW MINS 39 SOUTHAMPTON MINS WEST TYTHERLEY Journey times are only approximate and have been obtained from theaa.com 12 I EMPEROR’S COPSE EMPEROR’S COPSE I 13 HOMES 5 WITH A VIEW 4 6 7 THERE ARE FIVE STYLES OF HOME AT EMPEROR’S COPSE, EACH WITH ITS OWN PERSONALITY AND SOME HAVE BEEN NAMED AFTER BUTTERFLIES IN A NOD TO BENTLEY WOOD. 3 Access to your home in most cases is by a five bar field gate onto a driveway with parking for several cars, leading to either a double or single garage, operated electronically. Your visitors are catered 8 9 for as well with dedicated parking spaces on 2 the development. A Bereco, solid timber front entrance door leads you into a generous hallway from where you will find one of the standout features of your new home is the open plan kitchen/dining/living space; an oasis you and your family will naturally migrate to 1 – deliberately placed at the back of your home – allowing you to enjoy to the max your rural setting through the bi-fold or large glazed doors that have been fitted.
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