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A Stylish Community of 2 Bed Apartments Available for Shared Ownership A stylish community of 2 bed apartments available for Shared Ownership Goldfinch House is a new collection of contemporary apartments, a few minutes’ walk from the High Street, in the heart of the thriving town of Watford. Watford Market Colosseum Theatre Grand Union Canal, Cassiobury Park Style & Comfort TO BE PROVIDED Whether it’s exploring the numerous Stunning 2-bedroom Green Flag parks, soaking in a apartments designed around Premier League match at Vicarage your contemporary lifestyle Road or going for a spot of shopping, Character, history there’s plenty going on that makes Watford one of the most popular and creativity towns in Herts Located within a short walk of the centre of Watford, London in 30 minutes Kitchen/dining room Interiors Goldfinch House is perfectly located to get the best It is a short walk to Watford High Street station, with - Contemporary light grey gloss fitted kitchen units - 80/20 carpet to all living areas out of urban life. a regular service to London Euston that takes just with worktops - Smoke detector These apartments have a stylish, open plan design 30 minutes. Watford is also very handy for the M1 - Integrated Zanussi washer/dryer, slim-line - Carbon monoxide detector to create a sense of space, with oversized windows and M25 motorways, giving you easy road access to dishwasher and fridge/freezer - Combi boiler to enhance the feel of freedom still further. The London, airports and the rest of the country. - Built-in Zanussi single oven and stainless steel - Gas fired central heating fitted kitchen provides generous workspace and Watford will wow you gas hob - BT phone socket to living room and bedroom 1 - Electrolux stainless steel cooker hood - TV aerial to living room and bedroom 1 a full range of appliances tucked discreetly away Watford has everything you could ask for, and most - Stainless steel splashback to hob - Fitted wardrobe with mirrored door to bedroom 1 while the bathroom features a powerful shower and of it within walking distance. Close to Goldfinch - Ceramic floor tiles eye-catching fittings. Many homes have their own House there’s a Sainsburys and a sports club - 1 ½ bowl sink balcony and every apartment has dedicated bicycle offering football, cricket, tennis, squash, or just Exteriors - Double glazed UPVC windows storage. a friendly drink at the bar. Bathroom - Plots 1, 3 & 4 to have their own entrance The town has always been famous for its shopping - White bathroom suite - Patio area to plots 1 & 4 and the intu centre is home to 140 shops. There’s - Chrome heated towel rail - Balcony to plots 5, 8, 9, 12, 13 & 16 also an impressive choice of theatres and music - Glass shower screen - Sky Q cabling venues, with the impressive Watford Colosseum - Thermostatic shower over bath - 125 year lease right at the end of your road. - Shaver socket - Premier Guarantee The beautiful Cassiobury Park hosts one of the UK’s - Full height tiling around bath largest free jazz festivals and, just up the motorway, - Ceramic floor tiles the world-famous Warner Brothers Studio Tour immerses you in the magic of Harry Potter. En-suite - White sanitary ware From dining out to cycling through open countryside, - Walk in shower cubicle living at Goldfinch House gives you the perfect – - Full height tiling around shower area and affordable – base for everything Watford has - Ceramic floor tiles to offer. Site Plan Plot Locator N Plot 10 Plot 14 Cycle Plot 9 Plot 13 Store Plot 11 Plot 15 Plot 12 Plot 16 SECOND FLOOR THIRD FLOOR Plot 2 Plot 1 Plot 3 Rosslyn Road Plot 4 Plot 2 Plot 6 Plot 1 Plot 5 Plot 3 Plot 7 (Multi-storey Car Park) Gade Car Park Plot 4 Plot 8 GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR Floor Plans N B Living / B Dining Room Bedroom 1 Bedroom 2 Plot 1 | Ground floor | Flat 15A Rosslyn Road Patio Living / Plot 2 | Ground floor | Flat 1 Goldfinch House Dining Room Watford, Hertforshire, WD 18 0JX 15 Rosslyn Road, Watford, Hertforshire, WD 18 0JX W F/F F/F Kitchen Dimensions Kitchen Ensuite Dimensions Living/ Hall Living/ Hall Dining Room 5.63m x 3.21m 18’ 6” x 10’ 7” Dining Room 4.71m x 4.59m 15’ 5” x 15’ 1” Kitchen 3.22m x 2.43m 10’ 7” x 8’ 0” Kitchen 2.61m x 2.42m 8’ 7” x 7’ 11” Bedroom 1 3.80m x 2.77m 12’ 5” x 9’ 1” Bedroom 2 Bedroom 1 3.93m x 3.00m 12’ 11” x 9’ 10” Store Bathroom Bedroom 2 3.55m x 2.41m 11’ 8” x 7’ 11” LIFT Store Bedroom 2 4.59m x 2.60m 15’ 1” x 8’ 6” Total Area 65.6m2 / 706ft2 Total Area 76.5m2 / 823ft2 Bedroom 1 Bathroom Ensuite W Store Kitchen / Bathroom Dining Room W F/F Ensuite Ensuite B W Plot 4 | Ground floor | Flat 15B Rosslyn Road Bedroom 1 Bathroom Plot 3 | Ground floor | Flat 15C Rosslyn Road Watford, Hertforshire, WD 18 WD 18 0JX Hall Watford, Hertforshire, WD 18 0JX Bedroom 1 Bedroom 2 Living Room Dimensions Bedroom 2 Store Dimensions Living/ Living Room 4.03m x 3.04m 13’ 3” x 10’ 0” Dining Room 5.63m x 3.22m 18’ 6” x 10’ 7” Kitchen Kitchen/ Kitchen 3.20m x 2.44m 10’ 6” x 8’ 0” Dining Room 5.07m x 3.43m 16’ 8” x 11’ 3” Hall Bedroom 1 3.55m x 2.78m 11’ 8” x 9’ 1” Bedroom 1 3.32m x 2.99m 10’ 11” x 9’ 10” Bedroom 2 3.55m x 2.41m 11’ 8” x 7’ 11” B Bedroom 2 3.97m x 3.08m 13’ 0” x 10’ 1” F/F Total Area 65.6m2 / 706ft2 Total Area 73.2m2 / 788ft2 Patio Living / Dining Room Floor Plans N B Living / B Dining Room Bedroom 1 Bedroom 2 Plot 5 | First floor | Flat 5 Goldfinch House Balcony Living / Plot 6 | First floor | Flat 2 Goldfinch House Dining Room 15 Rosslyn Road, Watford, Hertforshire, WD 18 0JX 15 Rosslyn Road, Watford, Hertforshire, WD 18 0JX W F/F Plot 9 | Second floor | Flat 9 Goldfinch House F/F Plot 10 | Second floor | Flat 6 Goldfinch House 15 Rosslyn Road, Watford, Hertforshire, WD 18 0JX Kitchen 15 Rosslyn Road, Watford, Hertforshire, WD 18 0JX Ensuite Plot 13 | Third floor | Flat 13 Goldfinch House Kitchen Plot 14 | Third floor | Flat 10 Goldfinch House Hall 15 Rosslyn Road, Watford, Hertforshire, WD 18 0JX 15 Rosslyn Road, Watford, Hertforshire, WD 18 0JX Bedroom 2 Dimensions Dimensions Bathroom Living/ LIFT Store Living/ Dining Room 5.63m x 3.99m 18’ 6” x 13’ 1” Dining Room 5.92m x 4.71m 19’ 5” x 15’ 5” Bathroom Kitchen 3.22m x 2.43m 10’ 7” x 8’ 0” Kitchen 2.61m x 2.42m 8’ 7” x 7’ 11” Bedroom 1 3.80m x 3.37m 12’ 5” x 11’ 1” Store Bedroom 1 5.26m x 3.00m 17’ 3” x 9’ 10” Bedroom 2 4.21m x 3.55m 13’ 10” x 11’ 8” Bedroom 2 5.92m x 2.60m 19’ 5” x 8’ 6” Hall Total Area 74.1m2 / 798ft2 Total Area 82.1m2 / 884ft2 Bedroom 1 Ensuite W Bathroom Store Kitchen / Ensuite Dining Room Hall F/F Hall Store Bedroom 1 B Plot 8 | First floor | Flat 4 Goldfinch House W Ensuite Plot 7 | First floor | Flat 3 Goldfinch House 15 Rosslyn Road, Watford, Hertforshire, WD 18 0JX Bathroom Bedroom 2 15 Rosslyn Road, Watford, Hertforshire, WD 18 0JX Store Bedroom 1 Plot 12 | Second floor | Flat 8 Goldfinch House Living Room Plot 11 | Second floor | Flat 7 Goldfinch House 15 Rosslyn Road, Watford, Hertforshire, WD 18 0JX 15 Rosslyn Road, Watford, Hertforshire, WD 18 0JX Plot 16 | Third floor | Flat 12 Goldfinch House W Plot 15 | Third floor | Flat 11 Goldfinch House 15 Rosslyn Road, Watford, Hertforshire, WD 18 0JX Bedroom 2 15 Rosslyn Road, Watford, Hertforshire, WD 18 0JX Kitchen Dimensions Dimensions Living/ B Living Room 4.03m x 3.04m 13’ 3” x 10’ 0” Living / F/F Dining Room 5.63m x 3.92m 18’ 6” x 12’ 10” Kitchen/ Dining Room Kitchen 3.20m x 2.44m 10’ 6” x 8’ 0” Dining Room 5.07m x 3.43m 16’ 8” x 11’ 3” Balcony Bedroom 1 3.65m x 3.54m 12’ 0” x 11’ 7” Bedroom 1 3.97m x 3.82m 13’ 0” x 12’ 6” Bedroom 2 3.91m x 3.55m 12’ 10” x 11’ 8” Bedroom 2 3.45m x 3.19m 11’ 4” x 10’ 6” Total Area 74.1m2 / 798ft2 Total Area 72.4m2 / 779ft2 BEDMOND Junction 6A, LONDON A1 COLNEY 08 M1 1 KINGS Colney Fields M25 LANGLEY Junction 21A, Shopping Park How Wood 78 Jct 21, M25 B53 A425 M25 1 M25 Junction 22, M25 A405 M25 B556 Kings CONLEY STREET Langley Junction 6, E N A L R E P R A Bricket Wood Harper Lane H M1 L I M E W A ABBOTS Y N U E A V E D O W M E A E L A N E S T LANGLEY F O R B556 Junction 20, A5183 SHENLEYBURY Langley Lane Radlett M25 Golf Centre Hill Farm Avenue Tesco B5378 Watling Street Express Shenley Park A4 1 Walled Park A405 A412 Radlett Lane M1 London Road Radlett GARSTON Garston London Colney A412 Tesco Cricket Club Sainsbury’s Potters MERIDEN Rickmansworth B462 Park GREEN STREET Road Junction 19, Asda Watford To Sainsbury’s M25 Supermarket Aldenham Watford A411 Golf & Country Club A5183A411 To Watford North Junction 5, intu M1 Rosslyn Watford Junction 5, Tesco Road M1 Express Cassio Road Exchange LETCHMORE Road A4008 A41 M1 HEATH A4178 A411 Watford B462 Junction Bushey Hall Watford Rickmansworth Road Golf Club High Street Watford A411 Aldenham Road A412 Rosslyn Exchange Road Road Tesco Costcutter Extra A41 Hilfield Park A4178 Watford Reservoir High Tesco Street A411 Express London Road Bushey A4125 A41 High Street King George Rec Ground M1 B4542 A4008 Elstree Road Goldfinch House, Rosslyn Road, Watford WD18 0JX Trave l Watford ranks as the No.1 commuter town in Herts.
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