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Why Miller? We've Been Building Homes Since 1934, That's Three Why Miller? We’ve been building homes since 1934, www.bloodcreative.co.uk Creative Blood by designed that’s three generations of experience. We’ve learned a lot about people and that’s made a big difference to what we do and how we do it. We’re enormously proud of the homes we build, combining traditional craftsmanship with new ideas like low carbon technologies. The big difference is that we don’t stop caring once we’ve finished the building, or when we’ve sold the house, or even once you’ve moved in. We’re there when you need us, until you’re settled, satisfied and inviting your friends round. This brochure is printed on GaleriArt and contains material sourced from responsibly managed forests. It’s certified by the Forest Stewardship Council, an organisation dedicated to promoting responsible forest management and manufacture of wood products, like paper. It’s a small thing, we know, but enough small things make a big difference. Please recycle this brochure and help make that difference. www.millerhomes.co.uk Austen Fields Medstead 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 Medstead 08 Floor plans 16 Specification 20 How to find us Plot information Plot information Bertram See Page 08 Existing Development To A31 Crawford LYMINGTON BOTTOM ROAD See Page 09 Bennet See Page 10 Woodhouse See Page 11 Darcy See Page 12 Elliot See Page 13 Existing Development Dashwood TAWNY GROVE See Page 14 CROWN WOOD Existing Development Knightley See Page 15 Affordable Housing Lymington Mansfield Park Barn Industrial Surgery Estate 61 60 Primrose Hill 59 58 57 61 61 59 60 60 57 9 7 8 59 58 58 57 4 5 6 1 2 3 V V Railway Mid-Hants 9 64 7 65 3 9 64 7 9 64 7 3 63 8 8 6 6 4 4 5 5 2 2 63 1 1 65 65 Play 66 66 V PRIVATE LANE Area 63 V 66 Development 14 14 15 V 10 10 By Others 15 11 11 16 67 15 62 67 POS 16 16 17 LONGBOURN WAY LONGBOURN 12 62 67 13 62 V 17 17 71 71 Sub-Station 18 13 V 18 Gas 18 14 13 11-12 10 71 68 Govenor 52 50 51 68 68 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 Existing Development 52 50 54 53 52 51 51 19 72 69 69 55 40 40 54 53 50 72 72 69 56 40 73 49 49 41 54 53 70 70 49 41 19 20 20 24 24 22 22 25 25 23 23 21 21 26 55 26 27 73 70 55 48 48 41 27 48 V V V V 47 42 82 83 POS V 81 81 47 47 42 80 79 36 82-83 42 34-35 74 43 75 46 86 84 85 76 36 77 84 33 74 33 The artist’s impressions 75 33 86 84 85 76 45 37 37 (computer-generated 77 85 37 32 32 graphics) have been 78 78 44 38 32 35 74 38 38 prepared for illustrative 75 76 43 31 31 43 34 44 46 46 45 78 86 45 39 31 87 87 purposes and are 79-80 81 V POS 30 30 indicative only. They do 87 30 V 39 not form part of any 28-29 29 contract, or constitute 28 a representation or POS warranty. External appearance may be subject to variation upon completion of the project. Please N note that the site plan is not drawn to scale. Existing Development To A31 LYMINGTON BOTTOM ROAD Existing Development TAWNY GROVE CROWN WOOD Existing Development Lymington Mansfield Park Barn Industrial Surgery Estate 61 60 Primrose Hill 59 58 57 61 61 59 60 60 57 9 7 8 59 58 58 57 4 5 6 1 2 3 V V Railway Mid-Hants 9 64 7 65 3 9 64 7 9 64 7 3 63 8 8 6 6 4 4 5 5 2 2 63 1 1 65 65 Play 66 66 V PRIVATE LANE Area 63 V 66 Development 14 14 15 V 10 10 By Others 15 11 11 16 67 15 62 67 POS 16 16 17 LONGBOURN WAY LONGBOURN 12 62 67 13 62 V 17 17 71 71 Sub-Station 18 13 V 18 Gas 18 14 13 11-12 10 71 68 Govenor 52 50 51 68 68 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 Existing Development 52 50 54 53 52 51 51 19 72 69 69 55 40 40 54 53 50 72 72 69 56 40 73 49 49 41 54 53 70 70 49 41 19 20 20 24 24 22 22 25 25 23 23 21 21 26 55 26 27 73 70 55 48 48 41 27 48 V V V V 47 42 82 83 POS V 81 81 47 47 42 80 79 36 82-83 42 34-35 74 43 75 46 86 84 85 76 36 77 84 33 74 33 75 33 86 84 85 76 45 37 37 77 85 37 32 32 78 78 44 38 32 35 74 38 38 75 76 43 31 31 43 34 44 46 46 45 78 86 45 39 31 87 87 79-80 81 V POS 30 30 87 30 V 39 28-29 29 28 POS The homes we build are the foundations of sustainable communities that will flourish for generations to come. We work in harmony with the natural environment, protecting and preserving it wherever we can. With our customers, colleagues and partners, we strive to promote better practices and ways of living. We’re playing our part in making the world A Better Place. Welcome to Austen Fields Surrounded by miles of beautiful countryside, with the South Downs National Park stretching away to the east, Austen Fields is a peaceful new neighbourhood of modern, energy efficient two, three and four bedroom homes within a few minutes’ walk of the picturesque centre of Medstead, a village of immense charm. With its strong sense of place, this small and prestigious development presents a rare opportunity to put down roots in a mature, welcoming community. 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 2015, 94% 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. Austen Fields 01 Living in Medstead 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 Austen Fields. 1 Medstead Station 2 Alton Abbey 3 Priory Gate, Winchester 4 Winchester Guildhall Village Life Transport Medstead has a very From Alton railway lively community life, station, just over with the area’s many five miles away, trains riding stables bringing leave for Farnham, 2 an equestrian feel Woking and London to the area. Local approximately every activities range from half hour. The journey Scouts, Cubs and to London Waterloo children’s drama to takes just over an gardening and model hour. Local bus services car racing. There are run to Winchester and badminton, tennis and Alton, from where there bowls clubs, and the are connections to village team plays Farnham and Guildford. cricket in the Hampshire Junction 7 of the M3 League. The amateur is less than 11 miles Medstead Players from the development, present two shows and the M25 London in the village hall most Orbital Motorway years, and a fête is held is just 40 minutes’ on the village green drive away. each July. The local pub, the Castle of Comfort, The Watercress Line is a child-friendly inn Austen Fields is just with a family garden. yards away from the Jane Austen, after route of the Watercress whom the development Line, a popular heritage is named, lived just steam railway that three and a half miles runs from Alton to away in Chawton, Alresford, adding some where her house is spectacular colour to today a museum of the local landscape. In worldwide importance. addition to their normal services, which stop at Medstead station, 3 the line carries ‘Specials’ including Santa and Real Ale trains.
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