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Glenesk Lasswade a New Home Glenesk Lasswade A new home. The start of a whole new chapter for you and your family. And for us, the part of our job where bricks and mortar becomes a place filled with activity and dreams and fun and love. We put a huge amount of care into the houses we build, but the story’s not finished until we match them up with the right people. So, once you’ve chosen a Miller home, we’ll do everything we can to make the rest of the process easy, even enjoyable. From the moment you make your decision until you’ve settled happily in, we’ll be there to help. 01 Welcome home 02 Living in Lasswade 08 Floor plans 20 Specification 28 How to find us Plot information Plot information Munro See Page 08 Irvine See Page 09 Douglas See Page 10 NORTH RIVER ESK Yeats See Page 11 Lodge House See Page 12 NORTH RIVER ESK Chichester See Page 13 16 15 Bradbury 17 Potential Future See Page 14 18 Development Leader 19 See Page 15 Esk Apt See Page 16 14 Retaining wall 13 V 20 V V WEST MILL HAUGH 12 Play V B/S Area 21 V 29 V 3 V 28 4 V 5 22 V 6-11 30 23 27 Existing Development 24 V V V V V V 26 V 31 V 25 V V 2 WEST MILL HAUGH Viaduct (over) V V 1 The artist’s impressions (computer-generated graphics) have been prepared for illustrative purposes and are indicative only. They do not form part of any Existing Development contract, or constitute a representation or warranty. External appearance may be subject to variation WEST MILL ROAD upon completion of the project. Please note that the site plan is not drawn to scale. N NORTH RIVER ESK NORTH RIVER ESK 16 15 17 18 Potential Future Development 19 14 13 V 20 V V WEST MILL HAUGH 12 Play V B/S Area 21 V 29 V 3 V 28 4 V 5 22 V 6-11 30 23 27 Existing Development 24 V V V V V V 26 V 31 V 25 V V 2 WEST MILL HAUGH Viaduct (over) V V 1 Existing Development WEST MILL ROAD Welcome to Glenesk Occupying a beautiful situation alongside the picturesque River North Esk, sheltered by a fringe of mature trees, this outstandingly attractive development of modern, energy efficient two, three, four and five bedroom homes is a prestigious addition to the prosperous village of Lasswade. The semi-rural setting, nestling in the shade of the spectacular viaduct of the old Esk Valley Railway, is a short drive from the Edinburgh City Bypass and seven miles from Edinburgh city centre. We care about you Be Happy Every year, we We want you to love help thousands living in your new home. of homebuyers to That’s why everything is make the move. built around you. Your We understand what complete satisfaction is matters to you. And the only way we know that’s what matters we’re getting things to us. You can be sure right. In fact, during we’ll do everything 2014, 95% of customers we can to make your said they’d recommend homebuying experience Miller Homes to their stress-free and as best friend. To check enjoyable as possible. our latest performance results see our website. Glenesk 01 Living in Glenesk Quality of life is about the details of everyday living. From the little things, like knowing the nearest place to pick up a pint of milk, to more important matters like finding the right school or having a health centre nearby, you need to know that the community you’re moving to will support you and your family, as well as being a pleasant place to live. So here’s some useful information about the area around Lasswade. Transport Leisure & Recreation Around two miles Lasswade is surrounded from the City of by wonderful country- Edinburgh Bypass side. The Moorfoot and seven and a half Hills and the Pentland from Princes Street, Hills, home of the the development is Midlothian Snowsports extremely convenient Centre, are both nearby, for travel throughout and the River North the central belt and Esk offers walks through to Edinburgh Airport. Bilston Wood and on Lasswade and to Roslin Castle and the Bonnyrigg are served exquisite Roslin Chapel. by Lothian Region For indoor fitness buses. Route 31, which facilities, the excellent includes night buses, Lasswade Centre serves the city centre incorporates a 25m while service 40 runs swimming pool, to Penicuik, Musselburgh hydrotherapy suite, and Portobello. Both gym and sports facilities stop within a short walk as well as a café and of the development. a local library, and there are two golf Local Amenities courses, Broomieknow The picturesque Laird and Kings Acre, on the and Dog, a few minutes edge of the village. walk away, combines a traditional bar and a popular conservatory restaurant. Even closer, the recently-opened Paper Mill restaurant, housed in a sensitively converted mill building, has already won positive reviews. There is a wide selection of restaurants, pubs and cafés in Bonnyrigg, within walking distance. Glenesk 05 Bathroom Bedroom 2 Munro 3 Bed Landing Plots 12, 13, 21, 22, 23, 24, 201, 202 St En-Suite Overview Key Features With french doorsW French Doors bringing light flooding Master Bed En-Suite into the dining area, Master StBed Wardrobe keeping the room fresh Downstairs WC and airy and making outdoor entertaining Total Floor Space a temptingMast summerer 942 sq ft Bedroom option, the beautifully Bedroom 3 planned family kitchen of the Munro provides a natural gathering place. Ground Floor First Floor Bathroom Kitchen Family/ Bedroom 2 Dining Landing St WC En-Suite St W St Lounge Master Bedroom Bedroom 3 Hall Room Dimensions Ground Floor First Floor Lounge Master Bedroom Bedroom 3 3.996m max x 3.982m max 2.762m x 3.965m 2.264m x 2.852m 13’1” x 13’1” 9’1” x 13’0” 7’5” x 9’4” Family/Dining En-Suite Bathroom Kitchen Family/ 2.992m x 3.357m 2.130m max x 1.432m max 2.102mDining x 1.871m 9’10” x 11’0” 7’0” x 4’8” 6’11” x 6’2” Kitchen Bedroom 2 2.134m x 2.626m 2.924m x 3.020m 7’0” x 8’7” 9’7” x 9’11” WC WC St 2.020m x 1.763m 6’8” x 5’9” Photography/CGI represents typical Miller Homes’ interiors and exteriors. Please note elevational treatments may vary. All plans in this brochure are not drawn to scale and are for illustrative purposes only. Consequently, they do not form part of any contract. Room layouts are provisional and may be subject to alteration. Please refer to Lounge the ‘Important Notice’ section at the back of this brochure for more information. Hall 08 Glenesk 3 Bed Irvine Bathroom Bedroom 2 Plots Bedroom 3 14*, 25* Landing Key Features Overview French Doors The ornamented W Dormer Window entrance gives an Master Bed En-Suite early indication of Master Bed Wardrobes the attention to detail Garage found throughout the Irvine. Double doors St Master Total Floor Space turn the lounge and Bedroom 971 sq ft family rooms into a single light-filled space, and the dormer En-suite bedroom has its own very special, cosy character. Ground Floor First Floor Family/ Dining Bathroom Kitchen Bedroom 2 Bedroom 3 Garage St Landing W WC Lounge St Master Bedroom Hall En-suite Room Dimensions Ground Floor First Floor Lounge Master Bedroom BedroomFamily/ 3 3.062m x 4.204m 2.956m x 3.552m 2.623mDinin gmax x 4.643m min Kitchen 10’1” x 13’10” 9’8” x 11’8” 8’7” x 15’3” Family/Dining/Kitchen En-Suite Bathroom Garage 5.247m max x 3.170m max 2.173m max x 1.520m 2.267m xSt 1.933m 17’3” x 10’1” 3’2” x 5’0” 7’5” x 6’4” WC Bedroom 2 WC 2.051m x 2.078m 2.956m x 3.101m 6’9” x 6’10” 9’8” x 10’2” Lounge Hall Photography/CGI represents typical Miller Homes’ interiors and exteriors. Please note elevational treatments may vary. All plans in this brochure are not drawn to scale and are for illustrative purposes only. Consequently, they do not form part of any contract. Room * Plots are a mirror image layouts are provisional and may be subject to alteration. Please refer to of plans shown above the ‘Important Notice’ section at the back of this brochure for more information. Glenesk 09 Douglas 4 Bed Bathroom Plots Bedroom 4 28*, 29 Bedroom 3 Overview Key Features Extending from FeatureLandin Bayg Window an attractive bay Master Bed En-Suite window to stylish Walk-in Wardrobe double doors throughSt Utility En-Suite W to the light-filled dining Study area andW contemporary kitchen, the lounge Total Floor Space of the Douglas is 1,323 sq ft both striking and distinguished. Dual windowsBedroo and ma walk-2 Master in wardrobe make Bedroom the en-suite master bedroom a particularly special retreat. Ground Floor First Floor Bathroom Dining/ Bedroom 4 Kitchen Family Bedroom 3 Landing Utility St St St En-Suite W W WC Lounge Bedroom 2 Master Study Hall Bedroom Room Dimensions Dining/ Ground Floor First Floor Kitchen Family Lounge WC Master Bedroom Bedroom 3 3.042m max x 4.610m max 2.659m x 1.239m 5.312m max x 2.959m max 2.563m max x 3.794m max 10’0” x 15’1” 8’9” x 4’1” 17’5” x 9’8” 8’5” x 12’5” Utility Dining/Family Utility En-Suite Bedroom 4 St 4.671m x 3.017m 1.659m max x 1.714m max 1.526m max x 2.205m max 2.556mSt x 2.386m 15’4” x 9’11” 5’5” x 5’7” 5’0” x 7’3” 8’5” x 7’10” Kitchen Study Bedroom 2WC Bathroom 3.303m max x 2.160m min 2.659m x 2.337m 2.563m x 3.098m 2.656m x 1.916m 10’10” x 7’1” 8’9” x 7’8” 8’5” x 10’2” 8’9” x 6’3” Lounge Study Hall Photography/CGI represents typical Miller Homes’ interiors and exteriors.
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