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PARSONS GROVE SEDGEBERROW KENDRICK HOMES ESTABLISHED 1880 Behind the name of Kendrick Homes lies over a century of craftsmanship, commitment to quality and pride in a job well done. William Kendrick Today, the fifth generation continues to guide founded the company the company and the founder’s principle of in 1880 and over the quality craftsmanship is still demonstrated years it has completed through the work of Kendrick Homes. many prestigious projects – from Combine this with a skilled in-house design housing to industrial, team, high quality, energy-efficient materials and hospitals, schools and a superb specification and you will find a home of municipal buildings. distinct quality, perfect for modern day living. Delightful village location just a few miles south of Evesham and a wonderful mix of homes to choose from. Parsons Grove is The village of Sedgeberrow is a highly sought after on the edge of location, conveniently positioned near to the historic open countryside riverside market town of Evesham with easy access to with wonderful Cheltenham and Stratford. The village benefits from a opportunities local pub, 14th Century Church and a Village Hall which to enjoy the is used for various functions, societies and events. Cotswolds. There is an outstanding local school in the village (Sedegberrow CofE), which is also home to a well- established Playgroup.There are other primary schools within a short drive while secondary options include Vale of Evesham School and Prince Henry’s High School. Located in the Vale of Evesham on the edge of The Cotswolds, there is no shortage of things to do and places to visit. Whether it’s a walk up Bredon Hill, a trip to admire the views from Broadway Tower, cruising along the River Avon, cycling the national network route, or simply exploring the outdoors and some of 100 miles of pathways of the Cotswold Way. Left: View of the vale of Evesham in spring Top: Cafe culture in the heart of Cheltenham Above: Evesham river bridge and park This exciting development at Parsons Grove features a range of 2, 3, 4 and 5 bedroom homes with something to suit everyone. The accommodation is thoughtfully planned for modern living with each home individually designed with high quality fixtures and fittings plus a stylish modern specification. Located in the heart of Sedgeberrow, off Main Street, Parsons Grove is on the edge of open countryside yet just a 3 minute drive from the A46 for easy access to Cheltenham and the M5 to the southwest (15 mins by car to junction 9) and also Stratford and the M40 to the northeast (40 mins by car to junction 15). TRANSPORT CONNECTIONS Evesham ~ 3.8 miles M5 (Junction 9) ~ 8 miles Broadway Tower ~ 8.6 miles Tewkesbury ~ 9.6 miles Cheltenham ~ 13.8 miles Worcester ~ 18.5 miles Birmingham airport ~ 38 miles Top: Broadway Tower - The Cotswold's highest castle All distances and travel times are approximate Middle left: The Queens Head at Sedgeberrow Middle right: Sedgeberrow C.E. First School Above: Enjoying a cycle ride in the Cotswolds T 18 E E R T 1 Site plan S IN A 16 M 15 1 19 13 1 20 1 2 The Southill 4 bedroom home 11 The Melbury 3 1 5 bedroom home 9 The Harlington 8 4 bedroom home 7 The Edgcote 2 bedroom bungalow 6 The Ashton 4 bedroom home The Cloverley 2 bedroom home 5 The Acton 4 bedroom home 4 Please note: Site plan is intended for guidance only and accuracy of this information cannot be relied upon by prospective purchasers who must make their own enquiries to satisfy themselves by Note inspection or otherwise as the correct detail. Plots 11–18 are sold Ground Floor Garage Lounge The Southill 4124 x 5251mm (13’6” x 17’3”) Kitchen Family Plots: 1 & 20 Kitchen / Family 6950 x 3933mm (22’10” x 12’11”) A lovely four bedroom home with a garage Study 2676 x 2832mm (8’9” x 9’3”) and a feature window on the stairway. ST Utility WC tility 2519 x 2029mm (8’3” x 6’8”) ST Garage - plot 1 3229 x 6000mm (10’7” x 19’8”) Hall Garage - plot 20 4988 x 5637mm (16’5” x 18’6”) ounge Study First Floor Bedroom 1 4124 x 4375mm (13’6” x 14’4”) Ground Bedroom 2 Floor 3253 x 3980mm (10’8” x 13’1”) Bedroom 3 2960 x 2761mm (9’9” x 9’1”) Bedroom 4 2733 x 2569mm (9’0” x 8’5”) Bathroom 2781 x 2416mm (9’1” x 7’11”) W Bedroom Bedroom W Total house size Not including garage (where applicable) 151.9m2 (1635ft2) Bathroom Ensuite AC W Bedroom Bedroom First Floor Floor plans not to scale. Dimensions shown are taken as per the indicators on the plans and should not be relied upon for floor or furniture placement. Computer generated image only. Details may vary. Ground Floor Lounge The Melbury 3816 x 5328mm (12’6” x 17’6”) Plots: 2 & 5 Kitchen / Family Kitchen 5460 x 4701mm (17’11” x 15’5”) Family A stylish five bedroom home with an integral garage Dining tility 3816 x 4000mm (12’6” x 13’2”) and generous living accommodation. ounge Utility 1718 x 2676mm (5’8” x 8’9”) Garage 4847 x 5300mm (15’11” x 17’5”) ST Hall Garage WC First Floor Bedroom 1 Dining 3816 x 4778mm (12’6” x 15’8”) Bedroom 2 4154 x 3107mm (13’8” x 10’2”) Bedroom 3 3816 x 3850mm (12’6” x 12’8”) Ground Floor Bedroom 4 3544 x 2778mm (11’8” x 9’1”) Bedroom 5 3748 x 2778mm (12’4” x 9’1”) Bathroom Bedroom 2093 x 2628mm (6’10” x 8’8”) Bedroom Bedroom Total house size W Bathroom Not including garage (where applicable) W 169.9m2 (1829ft2) Ensuite AC Bedroom Bedroom W First Floor Floor plans not to scale. Dimensions shown are taken as per the indicators on the plans and should not be relied upon for floor or furniture placement. Computer generated image only. Details may vary. Ground Floor Lounge The Harlington 3950 x 5598mm (13’0” x 18’4”) Garage Plots: 3 & 6 Kitchen / Family ounge 6650 x 3850mm (21’10” x 12’8”) Kitchen Family A spacious four bedroom home with a garage, Dining designed with modern living in mind. 3950 x 4180mm (13’0” x 13’9”) Study ST 3950 x 3718mm (13’0” x 12’2”) ST tility WC Utility ST 1880 x 1703mm (6’2” x 5’7”) Hall Garage - plot 3 5996 x 5637mm (19’8” x 18’6”) Study Dining Garage - plot 6 4987 x 5637mm (16’4” x 18’6”) First Floor Bedroom 1 Ground Floor 3586 x 3871mm (11’9” x 12’8”) Dressing 1925 x 2312mm (6’4” x 7’7”) Bedroom 2 3287 x 2925mm (10’9” x 9’7”) Bedroom 3 W 3287 x 3392mm (10’9” x 11’2”) Ensuite Bedroom Bedroom 4 Dressing Bedroom 3551 x 3124mm (11’8” x 10’3”) AC Bathroom 2664 x 2435mm (8’9” x 8’0”) Ensuite Total house size Bathroom Not including garage (where applicable) W Bedroom 2 2 191.2m (2059ft ) Bedroom W W First Floor Floor plans not to scale. Dimensions shown are taken as per the indicators on the plans and should not be relied upon for floor or furniture placement. Computer generated image only. Details may vary. Ground Floor Lounge Bedroom 1 The Edgcote 4159 x 4810mm (13’8” x 15’9”) 4140 x 4760mm (13’7” x 15’7””) Plot: 4 Kitchen Bedroom 2 3428 x 4495mm (11’3” x 14’9”) 4150 x 4174mm (13’7” x 13’8””) A spacious two bedroom bungalow with Dining Bathroom generous living accommodation. 3428 x 2588mm (11’3” x 8’6”) 2610 x 2386mm (8’7” x 7’10”) Family Garage 3270 x 3270mm (10’9” x 10’9”) 5101 x 5637mm (16’9” x 18’6”) Utility 2100 x 1579mm (6’11” x 5’2”) Total house size Not including garage (where applicable) 125.8m2 (1354ft2) Dining Kitchen Family ounge ST tility ST Ensuite ST Hall Bathroom W W Bedroom Bedroom Ground Floor Floor plans not to scale. Dimensions shown are taken as per the indicators on the plans and should not be relied upon for floor or furniture placement. Computer generated image only. Details may vary. Ground Floor Lounge tility The Ashton 3523 x 5094mm (11’7” x 16’9”) Kitchen Dining Plot: 7 Kitchen / Dining 5551 x 3310mm (18’3” x 10’10”) WC A superb four bedroom family home with an Utility integral garage and stylish interior. 1897 x 2178mm (6’3” x 7’2”) ST Garage 2855 x 5874mm (9’4” x 19’3”) ounge Garage First Floor Hall Bedroom 1 3523 x 4697mm (11’7” x 15’5”) Bedroom 2 2647 x 4159mm (8’8” x 13’8”) Bedroom 3 Ground Floor 2785 x 3764mm (9’2” x 12’4”) Bedroom 4 2917 x 3965mm (9’7” x 13’0”) Bathroom 1923 x 2701mm (6’4” x 8’10”) Bathroom Bedroom Bedroom AC Total house size Not including garage (where applicable) W 113.2m2 (1219ft2) Bedroom Bedroom Ensuite First Floor Floor plans not to scale. Dimensions shown are taken as per the indicators on the plans and should not be relied upon for floor or furniture placement. Computer generated image only. Details may vary. Ground Floor Lounge The Cloverley 3993 x 4357mm (13’1” x 14’4”) ounge ounge Plot: 8, 9 & 10 Kitchen / Dining 3993 x 2992mm (13’1” x 9’10”) A delightful two bedroom home with a modern finish, ideal for first time buyers and young families.
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