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Harperbury Park HARPERBURY PARK ASH GROVE, RADLETT, HERTFORDSHIRE, WD7 9FE A collection of eight 2 bedroom apartments available for shared ownership in the desirable area of Radlett in Hertfordshire. WELCOME Harperbury Park is a beautiful collection of new homes, surrounded by countryside, just off Harper Lane in the highly desirable village of Radlett in Hertfordshire. The local area Harperbury Park in Radlett is located in the Metropolitan Green Belt and just 14 miles away from the centre of London. There are excellent commuter links by both road and rail, making journeys to the centre of London and beyond easy. There’s a lot on offer locally. Watling Street, the main road running through Radlett, has a wide selection of independent shops and chain stores. The Radlett Centre is a 300-seat auditorium which hosts a range of performances from comedy to musicals throughout the year. There is a variety of different restaurants and bars with national chains like Pizza Express and Prezzo as well as locally owned establishments. Porters Park Golf Club, a premium parkland course, and Porters Park Golf Club, Radlett Shenley Cricket Centre are both just down the road. Harperbury Park is just a few miles away from Battlers Green Farm Shopping Village where you’ll discover 20 unique boutique stores and the popular ‘Bull Pen’ tea rooms. The spa Espiritu offers a place to relax away from the hustle and bustle of daily life. Colney Fields Shopping Park is a 7 minute drive from home and offers a wide range of shops including an M&S and Sainsbury’s supermarket. St Albans is under 5 miles away where you’ll find history, culture, entertainment, food, drink, markets and parks. Radlett also boasts some of the most prestigious schools in the country. All of this adds up to making Harperbury Park Bridge in Verulamium Park, St. Albans one of the most desirable places to live in the country. SPECIFICATION Each home is individually designed with carefully planned living areas Kitchen/dining room - Contemporary fitted kitchen - Non-heated chrome towel rail with worktops over radiator - Recycle bin within base unit - Glass shower screen - Stainless steel electric oven - Shaver socket - Ceramic hob and extractor - Vinyl flooring - Stainless steel splashback to hob - Ceramic wall tiles - 1.5 bowl stainless steel sink with Monobloc mixer tap Interiors Exteriors - Vinyl flooring - Double glazed UPVC windows - Communal bin and cycle stores - Gas central heating using combination - 1 parking space Bathroom boiler - 125 year lease - White bathroom suite - 80/20 grade wool mix carpet - NHBC 10 year guarantee - Monobloc mixer tap to wash to non-wet areas only hand basin - Carbon monoxide detector - Thermostatically controlled bar - Smoke detectors valveshower with separate mixer tap to bath SITE PLAN N ANE L H A R P E R 182 Bins Store 182 Bins Store 179 Cycle 181 177 Store 180 181 176 180 178 179 178 167 L I M E W A Y 177 176 Bins FUTURE Store PHASE 167 FUTURE PHASE FUTURE PHASE FUTURE PHASE MEADOW AVENUE FOREST LANE ANE L H A R P E R FLOOR PLANS 182 Bins Store 182 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS Bins Store Plot 167, Ground Floor, Block E 179 Cycle 177 Store 181 | 3 Heath Way, Radlett, Hertfordshire, WD7 9FG 180 181 176 180 178 179 178 Plot 182*, Ground Floor, Block C | 1 Ash Grove, Radlett, Hertfordshire, WD7 9FE 167 L I M E W A Y 177 176 Bins Store FUTURE * Plot 182 is handed to the plan drawn PHASE 167 FUTURE PHASE Bedroom 1 Bathroom Store Hall FUTURE PHASE Living / Dining Room FUTURE Kitchen Bedroom 2PHASE Dimensions Living / Dining / Kitchen 5.46m x 4.25m 17’ 11” x 13’ 11” MEADOW AVENUE Bedroom 1 4.10m x 3.33m 13’ 5” x 10’ 11” Bedroom 2 3.52m x 2.38m 11’ 7” x 7’ 10” FOREST LANE Total Area 59.8 m2 / 645 ft2 PLOT 179 PLOT 178 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS Plot 176, Ground Floor, Block D | 10 Ash Grove, Radlett, Hertfordshire, WD7 9FE Plot 177*, Ground Floor, Block D | 11 Ash Grove, Radlett, Hertfordshire, WD7 9FE Plot 178, First Floor, Block D | 12 Ash Grove, Radlett, Hertfordshire, WD7 9FE Plot 179*, First Floor, Block D | 13 Ash Grove, Radlett, Hertfordshire, WD7 9FE * Plots 177 & 179 are handed to the plan drawn Bedroom 2 Store Store Bedroom 1 A/C Hall Kitchen Bathroom Living / Dining Room Dimensions Living / Dining / Kitchen 6.27m x 5.62m 20’ 7” x 18’ 5” Bedroom 1 3.70m x 3.44m 12’ 2” x 11’ 3” Bedroom 2 4.13m x 3.40m 13’ 7” x 11’ 2” Total Area 62.7 m2 / 675 ft2 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS Plot 180*, Second Floor, Block D | 14 Ash Grove, Radlett, Hertfordshire, WD7 9FE Plot 181, Second Floor, Block D | 15 Ash Grove, Radlett, Hertfordshire, WD7 9FE * Plot 180 is handed to the plan drawn Bedroom 2 Store Bedroom 1 Hall B Kitchen Bathroom Living / Dining Room DimensionsPlots 180* & 181 Living / * Plot 180 is handed to the plan drawn Dining / Kitchen 6.02m x 5.32m 19’ 9” x 17’ 6” Bedroom 1 3.50m x 3.41m 11’ 6” x 11’ 2” Bedroom 2 3.15m x 2.81m 10’ 4” x 9’ 3” Total Area 57.8 m2 / 621 ft2 HARPERBURY PARK ASH GROVE, RADLETT, HERTFORDSHIRE, WD7 9FG 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 HARPERBURY L M I E AW ABBOTS Y E V E N U O W A M E A D E L A N E S T LANGLEY F O R PARK B556 Junction 20, A5183 SHENLEYBURY Langley Lane Radlett M25 Golf Centre Hill Farm Avenue Tesco B5378 Watling Street Express Shenley Park A4 Aerodrome Way High Road A405 1 Porters Park Walled Park Golf Course LEAVESDEN A412 Radlett Lane M1 London Road Radlett GARSTON Garston Watford Road London Colney Shenley Hill Tesco Cricket Club Sainsbury’s A5 Potters 183 MERIDEN B462 Park GREEN STREET Junction 19, Asda Watford Supermarket Aldenham WA M25 TLING STREET Golf & Country Club A4 11 Watford North Junction 5, M1 Radlett Road ALDENHAM LATCHMORE A4008 A41 HEATH Location details Radlett is one of the best connected areas in Hertfordshire. Harperbury Park is well placed to access nearby Luton airport The village is just a 5 mile drive away from the M25 at the M1 just 17 miles away, and all London airports are within easy junction giving commuters easy access across the country. reach. Heathrow being the nearest is a just 27 miles away, Stansted is 40 miles away and Gatwick is 64 miles away. Radlett Station is just 1.5 miles from Haperbury Park. There’s a commuter rail service that connects Radlett Station to South FOR SAT NAV USE: WD7 9HQ and Central London including Kings Cross St Pancras in under half an hour and London Bridge in 41 minutes. Source: *www.nationalrail.co.uk, www.google.co.uk/maps For further information call 01442 292381 or email [email protected] www.hightownhomes.com Hightown Homes Hightown House Maylands Avenue Hemel Hempstead HightownHomes Herts HP2 4XH Hightown Homes is a trading name of Hightown Housing Association. A charitable housing association. We take every care to ensure that the correct information is given. We hope you find it useful, however complete accuracy is not guaranteed and the information is expressly excluded from any contract. Design and layout details are subject to Local Authority approval and all room sizes are approximate dimensions. We would like to point out that the computer-generated images, floor plans, sizes, specification and any other layouts are for guidance only. Hightown Housing Association Limited is a Community Benefit Society with registration number 18077R. Registered with the Homes and Communities Agency registration number L2179.
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