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Homes Property HOMES PROPERTY 80% NOWTHE AVENUE SOLD & Choosing P L ANIT H E R M energy e cient glass for It’s the glass your new windows could be one of the best home improvements you make. that makes Your home will be warmer AWARD WINNING HOMES IN and heating bills lower* thanks to the heat retention the properties of the glass. ROYAL TUNBRIDGE WELLS The most sought-after di erence address on The Avenue If you’re installing new windows... Sunbury-on-Thames DEVELOPMENT Set in what is possibly the most exclusive AWARD WINNER BEST RESIDENTIAL address in Sunbury, a short distance from the DEVELOPMENT AND Thames is Park Avenue. A select development BEST PROPERTY CATEGORY of 3, 4 & 5 bedroom homes in a mature setting - offering a mix of contemporary living balanced with traditional features. Internal photography taken from Show Suite These beautifully appointed homes feature spacious kitchens, vaulted bedrooms and stunning bathrooms. In fact all the discerning buyer would expect from homes of this quality. Show Homes Open daily, 10am - 5pm & until 7pm on Thursdays LUST AFTER LUXURY For an appointment to view call 01932 967 989 5 bedrooms homes £1,175,000 External image represenative of The Bramling 3 and 4 bedroom homes also available from £734,950 Visit the Marketing and Show Suite to see first hand the quality, specification and stunning location of these award winning Please enquire about part-exchanging family homes. your existing home Set in over 205 acres of established woodland, Knights Wood will feature a new school and village square, making it one of the South East’s most vibrant destinations. THE AVENUE PRICES FROM £360,000 MARKETING SUITE OPEN DAILY FROM 10AM - 5PM ...insist on 01892 800 580 [email protected] knightswood.co.uk External image represenative of The Admiral by www.crestnicholson.com/parkavenue 01932 967 989 WWW.PORCELANOSA.CO.UK // 0800 915 4000 * To check out what you can save, use our free Images contain optional upgrades at additional cost energy calculator at www.planitherm.com Discover more and nd an installer at www.planitherm.com *Show Home photography. Prices correct at time of going to print. 1180 SGG August Ad - Homes & Improvements AW.indd 1 29/08/2013 16:43 Distributed with Th e Mail on Sunday, 29th January 2017 Homes & Property is a full-colour, tabloid-sized newspaper, distributed with Th e Mail on Sunday and packed with inspiration and advice for buying a new property or upgrading an existing one. Homes & Property will reach over 140 postcodes across West and South West London, Berkshire, Hampshire & Surrey and will include fantastic property, as well as methods of improving the quality and value of your existing home. Th is newspaper will feature New-Builds & Developments, Residential developers and estate agents, with potential advertisers able to reach this wide Park Homes, Estate Agents & Lettings, Home Improvements, Self-Builds & audience through a newspaper-sized colour advertisement. Renovations, Fine Furnishings and Interior Design & Accessories. Our home Content wise, think exciting new properties on the market and second homes is very oft en our pride and joy — whether we want to fi nd a better suited for luxury retirement living. It will also include inspirational features on property or simply improve our existing one. It will reach Th e Mail on Sunday the latest interior design trends and tips on how to give your home the perfect readers across West and South West London & Home Counties, in areas such make-over. Published on Sunday, what better time for readers to kick-back with as Richmond, Wembley, Wimbledon, Reading, Maidenhead, Swindon and a cup of tea, and discover everything they need for a new property, or simply surrounding areas. With great appeal to readers, you’ll fi nd featured local transforming their current humble abode! Editorial features NEW-BUILDS & ESTATE AGENTS HOME IMPROVEMENTS FINE FURNISHINGS, INTERIOR DEVELOPMENTS & LETTINGS SELF-BUILDS & RENOVATIONS DESIGN & ACCESSORIES Keeping you up-to-date Details of the region’s hottest Th e low-down on how to add Th e latest trends to give your with new-builds and planning property experts value to your home home a makeover RATE CARD DISTRIBUTION DEMOGRAPHICS Double page spread £8,000 83,000 printed copies distributed with Th e Mail on Sunday on 29 January 2017. SOCIAL GRADE One full colour page £4,000 250,000 electronic copies ABC1 - 63.82% Half page £2,000 Distributed within West and South West C1 - 32.02% London & Home Counties. 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Full pages: 2-5 used; half pages and smaller, may use just one image. † Excludes image(s) cost; image searches £40 per hour; and copy writing £40 per hour T: 020 7553 7372 [email protected] www.aplmedia.co.uk Distributed with The Mail on Sunday Updated 16 Nov 2016 - APL Media Limited HOMES & PROPERTY Postcodes where this issue of Homes & Property is being distributed RG1 Katesgrove, Newtown SL6 Maidenhead, Taplow, Bray, Bray Wick, Cookham, GU9 Farnham, Badshot Lea, Hale, Heath End RG10 Charvil, Hurst, Ruscombe, Twyford, Wargrave Cookham Dean, Cookham Rise, White Waltham, KT11 Cobham, Stoke d’Abernon, Downside, Hatchford RG12 Bracknell south of A329 plus Bullbrook, Western ind. Hurley, Hurley Bottom, Holyport, Pinkneys Green, KT13 Weybridge, Oatlands, Saint George’s Hill area, Wick Hill Woodlands Park, Furze Platt, Hitcham, Littlewick KT14 Byfleet, West Byfleet RG14 Green, Burchett’s Green, Paley Street, Stud Green, KT15 Addlestone, New Haw, Woodham RG17 Touchen End, part of Fifield KT16 Chertsey, Ottershaw, Longcross, Lyne RG18 Hampstead Norreys, Hermitage, Yattendon SL7 Marlow, Marlow Bottom, Little Marlow, Medmenham, KT24 West Horsley, East Horsley, Effingham RG19 Bisham, Lower Woodend HA0 WEMBLEY - Alperton, Sudbury, Sudbury Hill, Wembley RG2 Whitley SL8 Bourne End, Well End Central and North Wembley RG20 Chieveley, Compton SL9 Gerrards Cross, Chalfont St Peter,
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