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Download Brochure BOSWORTH GRANGE Type B/B2 FIRST FLOOR COTTAGE • PLOTS X VOID OVER GARAGE VOID OVER GARAGE Bedroom Bedroom 1 1 Landing Landing Bath Bath VOID OVER GARAGE VOID OVER GARAGE C C Bedroom Bedroom 2 2 INTERIOR DIMENSIONS Bedroom Bedroom 3 3 GROUND FLOOR Living room 0000 x 0000 17’ 0” x 11’ 4” Kitchen/ 0000 x 0000 16’ 7” x 8’ 10” Dining room FIRST FLOOR Bedroom 1 0000 x 0000 13’ 2” x 9’ 7” Bedroom 2 0000 x 0000 14’ 8” x 9’ 7” Bedroom 3 0000 x 0000 7’ 1” x 6’ 8” Bathroom 0000 x 0000 10’ 8” x 9’ 0” Living room Living room BosworthGarage Grange Garage C C Hall Hall AN EXCITING DEVELOPMENT OF NEW HOMES ON THE OUTSKIRTS OF HUSBANDS BOSWORTH, LEICESTERSHIRE GROUND Kitchen Kitchen FLOOR WC WC C Cupboard WC Toilet All measurements are approximate and are maximum dimensions. BOSWORTH GRANGE The grounds of Bosworth Old Hall A VIBRANT WHO WE ARE RURAL COMMUNITY In partnership to build Set in Leicestershire’s rolling hills a new community HUSBANDS BOSWORTH is a pretty and bustling village. With Bowbridge Homes and Snowdon Homes only create properties of which much of the village being designated a conservation area due to the we can be proud. We build homes the way we think they should be built and richness of its architecture, a stroll down the wide High Street and its that people aspire to live in. You can rest assured that each of our homes and narrower lanes gives a sense of the village’s rich and vibrant history. developments has been thoughtfully designed with a keen eye on the details that improve everyday life. All Saints’ church stands Just outside the village in extensive grounds, is Bosworth Old Hall, a at the end of High Street manor house dating from Norman times. Nearby Foxton Locks is a Partnering at Bosworth Grange, we are able to offer the exciting, meticulously popular and beautiful location for walking and enjoying a designed development for which Bowbridge Homes are renowned, together drink by the Grand Union Canal. Kilworth House Theatre, with the excellent build quality which is synonymous with Snowdon Homes. a well-known local hotel and arts venue, is popular for its summer open-air productions. Leicester city centre We are proud of not being national housebuilders, as this allows us to look at schemes Husbands Bosworth has everything you would want from 20–30 MINUTES Leicester racecourse individually and do the right thing for each development site and the village life; a village shop, popular pub, playground, primary Fosse Park shopping centre Leicester community within which it sits. school (rated ‘Good’ by OFSTED and SIAMS) and nursery. The village has airport an active community and is home to many leisure clubs, including gliding, 10–20 MINUTES CUSTOMER CARE is at the very heart of your purchase with us. Bruntingthorpe cricket, golf, bowls, riding, tennis and Scouts and Guides. Airfield We know that buying a new home can be stressful, which is why our dedicated sales team will be with you throughout the journey. This Historic Market Harborough, sometimes called ‘Little London’, is only 7 miles Armourgeddon 5–10 MINUTES Foxton Locks military museum doesn’t end when we give you the keys to your beautiful new home: we away, with a good range of shops and eateries, as well as two secondary Coventry schools (Robert Smythe Academy and Welland Park Academy, both rated city centre Market Harborough provide a comprehensive handover and introduction to your new home All Saints’ church stands at the town centre & station OFSTED ‘Good’). The vibrant city of Leicester and its plentiful shops, restaurants and an ongoing Customer Care service that ensures peace of mind once end of High Street The Bell Inn and leisure amenities (including the Curve Theatre) is just 15 miles away. Husbands Bosworth you have settled in. CE primary school Magna Park Each of our homes comes with the peace of mind of a 10-year NHBC It is easy to forget about the outside world whilst in Husbands Bosworth, M1, Springfield New Homes Warranty and we also subscribe to the Consumer Code amid the rolling Leicestershire hills. However, it is just 10 minutes from the Junction 20 village shop M1 and A14 and direct trains to London St Pancras in under an hour can Lutterworth for Homebuilders. You can therefore rest assured that every home has Canalside scene Kilworth House Medical centre Hotel & Theatre been built to the highest standards. For more information please visit be caught from Market Harborough, meaning that commuting to central at Foxton Locks Village hall London is very straightforward. ARE APPROXIMATE AND DISTANCES LOCATIONS www.consumercode.co.uk Rugby town centre Kilworth Springs & station golf club Naseby battlefield A14, Junction 1 BOSWORTH GRANGE Computer generated image of Bosworth Grange the street scene at Bosworth Grange SITE LAYOUT 11 N 13 12 15 14 6 Bosworth Grange 5 1 16 4 3 25 26 27 17 2 28 18 29 Welford Road 30 The Whitebeam 3 bedrooms, 1 ensuite The Hornbeam The Willow 4 bedrooms, 1 ensuite 3 bedrooms, 1 ensuite The Buckthorn The Hawthorn 4 bedrooms, 1 ensuite 3 bedrooms, 1 ensuite The Rowan The Alder 3 bedrooms, 1 ensuite 3 bedrooms, 1 ensuite BOSWORTH GRANGE 3BF 3BF BOSWORTH GRANGE 4BB The Buckthorn PLOT 2 Ensuite Bedroom 1 DR INTERIOR DIMENSIONS L Bath GROUND FLOOR Bedroom 2 Living room 5460 x 3725 17’ 11” x 12’ 3” 4BB C Kitchen/ 3785 x 5460 12’ 5” x 17’ 11” Dining room Family room 3935 x 3485 12’ 11” x 11’ 5” Landing Utility 2875 x 1900 9’ 5” x 6’ 3” Bedroom 3 FIRST FLOOR Bedroom 1 3875 x 3485 12’ 8” x 11’ 5” Family room Utility Bedroom 4 Ensuite 2280 x 1900 7’ 6” x 6’ 3” Dressing room 1900 x 1520 6’ 3” x 5’ 0” B FIRST FLOOR Bedroom 2 3725 x 3585 12’ 3” x 11’ 9” AC Bedroom 3 3785 x 2840 12’ 5” x 9’ 4” Bedroom 4 3725 x 2695 12’ 2” x 8’ 10” Bathroom 2735 x 2545 9’ 0” x 8’ 4” 4BC WC Kitchen/ Dining room Living room Computer generated image generated Computer AC Airing cupboard Hall B Boiler C Cupboard DR Dressing room GROUND FLOOR L Loft access WC Cloakroom All measurements are approximate and are maximum dimensions. Please note that wardrobes are not supplied as standard, and any representation of wardrobes on plans is indicative only. THE BUCKTHORN | FOUR BEDROOMS, ONE ENSUITE 4BC 3BF 3BF 4BB 4BB BOSWORTH GRANGE The Hornbeam PLOTS 1, 5, 11, 16, 25 & 30 4BC 4BC INTERIOR DIMENSIONS GROUND FLOOR Living room 4350 x 3415 14’ 3” x 11’ 2” Kitchen/Family/ 8270 x 4565 21’ 1” x 15’ 0” Dining room Family/Dining room Bath Study 2705 x 2325 8’ 10” x 7’ 7” Kitchen Bedroom 3 Bedroom 4 Utility 1945 x 1655 6’ 4” x 5’ 5” FIRST FLOOR Landing Bedroom 1 3415 x 2750 11’ 2” x 9’ 0” Ensuite 2330 x 1515 7’ 8” x 5’ 0” W W AC ES Dressing room 1850 x 1715 6’ 1” x 5’ 7” Utility C W WC DR Bedroom 2 4020 x 2705 13’ 2” x 8’ 10” Bedroom 3 3950 x 2705 12’ 11” x 8’ 10” B Living room Bedroom 4 3375 x 3435 11’ 1” x 11’ 3” L Bathroom 2700 x 2245 8’ 10” x 7’ 4” Bedroom 2 Bedroom 1 Hall Study Computer generated image generated Computer AC Airing cupboard B Boiler C Cupboard GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR DR Dressing room ES Ensuite L Loft access WC Cloakroom All measurements are approximate and are maximum dimensions. Please note that wardrobes are not supplied as standard, and any representation of wardrobes on plans is indicative only. Computer generated image generated Computer THE HORNBEAM | FOUR BEDROOMS, ONE ENSUITE BOSWORTH GRANGE The Rowan PLOTS 3, 4, 12, 13, 14, 15*, 28 & 29 INTERIOR DIMENSIONS Living room GROUND FLOOR Living room 4720 x 3405 15’ 6” x 11’ 2” Bedroom 2 W Kitchen/ 5690 x 2660 19’ 7” x 8’ 9” R Dining room R FIRST FLOOR ES W DR W WC Bedroom 2 4720 x 2788 15’ 6” x 9’ 2” Bath Bedroom 3 3085 x 2605 10’ 1” x 8’ 6” Bathroom 2605 x 2025 8’ 6” x 6’ 8” AC Landing C FIRST FLOOR Bedroom 1 3645 x 3235 11’ 11” x 10’ 7” Landing Bedroom 1 Kitchen/ Dining Ensuite 2415 x 2335 7’ 11” x 7’ 8” room Dressing room 2415 x 2305 7’ 11” x 7’ 7” Bedroom 3 Hall Computer generated image generated Computer GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR SECOND FLOOR 3BB 3BB 3BB 3BC 3BC 3BC AC Airing cupboard R Rooflight C Cupboard W Wardrobe DR Dressing room WC Cloakroom ES Ensuite All measurements are approximate and are maximum dimensions. Please note that wardrobes are not supplied as standard. Any representation of wardrobes on plans is indicative. *Plot 15 does not have a garage. Computer generated image generated Computer THE ROWAN | THREE BEDROOMS, ONE ENSUITE 3BE 3BE 3BE 3BD 3BD 3BD BOSWORTH GRANGE The3BF Whitebeam PLOT 6 Landing ES Bedroom 3 W INTERIOR DIMENSIONS L AC B GROUND FLOOR Living room 5685 x 2930 18’ 8” x 9’ 7” Bedroom 2 Bedroom 1 Bath Kitchen/ 5685 x 3040 18’ 8” x 10’ 0” Dining room Utility 2150 x 1745 7’ 1” x 5’ 8” FIRST FLOOR FIRST FLOOR Bedroom 1* 3455 x 3345 11’ 4” x 11’ 0” Ensuite 2155 x 1815 7’ 3” x 6’ 0” 3BF Bedroom 2 3005 x 2805 9’ 10” x 9’ 2” 4BB AC Airing cupboard Bedroom 3 3005 x 2805 9’ 10” x 9’ 2” B Boiler Bathroom 2075 x 1675 9’ 10” x 5’ 6” C Cupboard Utility L Loft access Dining W Wardrobe * Main body of room only; includes walk-in wardrobe room WC Cloakroom C Living room WC Computer generated image generated Computer Kitchen Hall GROUND FLOOR All measurements are approximate and are maximum dimensions.
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