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111240 Augusta Pk 8pp A4 brochure 9/12/09 09:09 Page 1 Augusta Park Andover A new way of living 111240 Augusta Pk 8pp A4 brochure 9/12/09 09:09 Page 2 Computer generated image. 138 149 Advance - to your rural retreat 137 136 152 An integral part of the prestigious new Augusta Park development, Bellway are offering a 185 184 choice of 188 distinctly styled 2, 3, 4 & 5 bedroom executive family homes in a well-served 183 13 5 186 134 setting, surrounded by beautiful and traditional English countryside. 133 187 Located close to East Anton near Andover in Hampshire, Augusta Park will benefit from its 182 132 own local shops, two new primary schools, community centre and playing fields. A dedicated 188 181 131 cycle path, a seven-day a week bus service will link Augusta Park with Andover main line 174 railway station four miles to the south west. Travel time from the station to London Waterloo 180 1 is just 1 hr 10 minutes. Road connections are equally convenient. Andover is within 5 miles of 175 the A303 which connects to Junction 8 of the M3, while the nearby A343 offers a direct route to Newbury. 173 153 Andover itself is a thriving and attractive town, bedecked with flowers in the summer and with 172 154 the beautiful River Anton running through its centre. It boasts a number of museums and well- 171 regarded schools, both private and public. Supermarket shoppers are well served, with a 170 choice of a Tesco’s, Sainsbury’s and new Asda superstore. The popular Chantry shopping 169 centre is home to Waitrose and the town enjoys its own Marks & Spencer as well as many 167 168 16 6 other popular high street names. The town hosts a market twice a week, and there’s an 165 excellent Farmer’s Market every Sunday. As you’d expect from a country market town with roots that go back to Saxon times, there are many old pubs to seek out and enjoy, as well as a surprisingly good variety of cafes, bars and restaurants. By night, live entertainment can be found at the Cricklade Theatre or the new, award-winning Lights arts and entertainment centre. A new multiscreen cinema is currently under development. Local sports facilities include a 9 hole golf course, as well as lawn tennis, badminton and cricket clubs, while the Andover Leisure Centre offers full gym and swimming facilities. To really get the most from the area, why not join the Andover Ramblers and explore the beauty of the Test Valley and the surrounding countryside? From Augusta Park, the south coast is less than an hour away, as is the glorious New Forest and top attractions including Centre Parcs and Longleat. If you feel like great days out closer to home, Finkley Down Park Farm is very popular with children, while other local attractions include Thruxton Racetrack, the Hawk Conservancy Centre, Middle Wallop Air Museum and Danebury Ring earthworks. The Dickens 5 bedroom home plots 62, 64, 94 & 108 The Crawford The Chaucer 4 bedroom home 4 bedroom home plots 61, 67, 71 & 72 plots 32, 99, 120 & 124 The Cornwell The Grant 4 bedroom home 4 bedroom home plots 63, 68, 73, 86, 87, 91, 92, 97, 98, plots 131 & 132 175 & 188 The Gibson The Coben 4 bedroom home 4 bedroom home plots 153 & 180 plots 65, 66 & 174 The Godwin The Cooper 4 bedroom home 4 bedroom home plots 129, 130, 154, 181, 186 & 1 plots 69, 70, 75, 76, 88, 90, 93 & 95 The Haddon The Christie 4 bedroom home 4 bedroom home plot 74 plot 96 111240 Augusta Pk 8pp A4 brochure 9/12/09 09:09 Page 3 development layout 26 25 23 24 16 N 15 14 31 13 12 32 49 138 149 48 137 150 47 151 136 46 45 43 44 152 121 185 184 42 13 5 183 120 186 134 41 133 122 119 40 39 123 187 118 38 51 182 132 124 50 188 181 131 b/s 89 125 c/s 174 85 180 130 88 84 175 87 129 173 72 153 126 b/s 86 c/s 61 128 127 172 154 76 73 171 75 170 74 62 169 104 100 103 167 105 102 168 16 6 101 69 71 63 165 106 70 107 65 99 68 64 90 66 97 91 67 108 92 98 94 96 95 93 Dickens m home 64, 94 & 108 Crawford The Chaucer The Ballard The Haycox m home 4 bedroom home 3 bedroom home 3 bedroom home 67, 71 & 72 plots 32, 99, 120 & 124 plots 136 & 138 plots 41, 42, 43, 51, 106, 107, 122, 123, 127, 128, 169, 184 & 185 Cornwell The Grant The Bronte m home 4 bedroom home 3 bedroom home The Abbott 68, 73, 86, 87, 91, 92, 97, 98, plots 131 & 132 plots 15, 16, 38, 39, 40, 101, 102, 103, 2 bedroom home 8 133, 134, 165, 166, 167, 170, 171 & 172 plot 137 The Gibson Coben 4 bedroom home The Hardy The Irving m home plots 153 & 180 3 bedroom home 2 bedroom home Affordable Housing 66 & 174 plots 31, 50, 84, 85, 89, 104, 105, 121, 125 & 126 plots 24, 25 & 150 The Godwin The site plan is drawn to show the relative position of Cooper 4 bedroom home The Elliott The Hemingway individual properties. NOT TO SCALE. This is a two m home 2 bedroom coach house plots 129, 130, 154, 181, 186 & 187 3 bedroom home dimensional drawing and will not show land contours and 70, 75, 76, 88, 90, 93 & 95 plots 12, 13, 14, 118 & 119 plots 26, 100, 135, 152, 168 & 183 gradients, boundary treatments, landscaping or local The Haddon authority street lighting. For details of individual properties Christie 4 bedroom home The Hambly The Irwin and availability please refer to our Sales Consultant. m home plot 74 3 bedroom home 2 bedroom coach house plots 23, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 149, 151 & 182 plot 173 Key to plan. b/s Bin store. c/s Cycle store 111240 Augusta Pk 8pp A4 brochure 9/12/09 09:09 Page 4 Fantastic new homes... ...with a superb specification • Double glazed sealed units to all homes • Downlights to kitchen areas • Gas fired central heating • Chrome ironmongery throughout • Mains linked smoke detectors • Low maintenance UPVC fascias and soffits • 5 lever BS tested mortise lock front door • 10 year warranty • 2 panel internal doors *Subject to build stage. Please refer to Sales Advisor for full details • TV point to living room • TV point to master bedroom • BT point to living room • BT point to master bedroom • Roca White sanitaryware throughout • Shaver point to en suite and bathroom • Built in wardrobes* • Choice of fitted kitchen* • Choice of wall tiling* Photographs are used for illustrative purposes only and depict typical Bellway interiors from • Built in appliances including oven, hob and hood previous developments. 111240 Augusta Pk 8pp A4 brochure 9/12/09 09:09 Page 5 Express Mover The fast and free way to sell your home To make the whole process of selling and buying easier, Bellway has put together a range of services to make your move as hassle free as possible. Express Mover is the solution if you want to buy a Bellway home but haven't sold your own house. The Advantages: • A recommended local agent will be used to market your present home • You agree the selling price on your present home • The estate agent works harder making your present home a higher priority to sell • Details of your present home will be displayed in our sales office • Prospective buyers are properly qualified before being given an appointment to view your present home • Bellway will do all the chasing with the Estate Agent to secure a sale for you • You get a market price for your present home • You can trade ‘up’, ‘down’ or ‘sideways’ • Properties outside our region can be registered on the scheme • Most importantly - it’s free of charge! Bellway pay your Estate Agent fees n Part Exchange Buy and sell in one easy move with Bellway Buy and sell in one easy move with Bellway Part Exchange. Bellway has always built attractive and desirable new homes. That’s why we’ve become one of the top ten builders in Britain. But now there’s even more reason to choose a Bellway home. To make the whole process of selling and buying easier, we’ve put together a range of services to make your move as hassle free as possible. The benefits of this amazing deal include: • A fair offer for your old home based on an independent valuation • A decision made usually within seven days two great • No estate agents’ fees to pay • No advertising fees to pay • A stress free move for you ways to help • A guaranteed price for your old home • The option to stay in your existing home until your new house is ready you move Part Exchange - the simplest and quickest way to move house! Part Exchange is not available with any other offer and is subject to the Terms and Conditions of our Part Exchange Package. Part Exchange is only available on selected properties, and may not be offered at this development. 111240 Augusta Pk 8pp A4 brochure 9/12/09 09:09 Page 6 Customer Care For sixty years the name Bellway has been synonymous with quality craftsmanship and quality homes, we are justifiably proud of this reputation and work hard to provide you with a home that meets with your dreams.
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