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Chubb Hill, Whitby 1 2 Kebbell Development Limited Kebbell Homes Sales Reception A select development of luxury and bedroom apartments Kebbell House, Carpenders Park Caedmon’s Prospect Watford, Hertfordshire Chubb Hill Road, Whitby Chubb Hill,Whitby WD19 5BE YO21 1JU Tel 01947 821122 Tel 0845 1302188 Tel 01947 605742 Web site www.kebbell.co.uk Email [email protected] Designed & produced by The Lines Group Ltd, Cheltenham Chubb Hill,Whitby Overlooking tranquil Pannett Park and within minutes of the bustling coastal town of Whitby, Caedmon’s Prospect stands proudly in a commanding position and represents a fine addition to this charming and deeply historical community. Caedmon’s Prospect The Best in Contemporary Living Caedmon’s Prospect, a short stroll from the centre of Whitby, comprises 48 exceptional one and two bedroom apartments each carefully designed to deliver an uncompromising fusion of style and practicality. Design excellence is at the heart of each and every home, so that life can be enjoyed in the knowledge that space is optimised and every aspect of a modern way of life has been considered. Caedmon, The poet. Caedmon was a herdsman at Whitby Abbey.Whilst serving Abbess Hilda – the princess who established the monastery – Caedmon became the first to write verse in Anglo-English, rather than Latin. His legacy is honoured locally with the Caedmon Cross monument (pictured left) and now, too, in naming ‘Caedmon’s Prospect’. Feel instantly at home These stunning apartments have several double tandem spaces. wonderful views either over open Please ask the sales representative green spaces, beautifully landscaped for details of the parking allocation gardens or across to Pannett Park for the apartment of your choice. and beyond. All in all Caedmon’s Prospect Most apartments have an outside represents the best of all worlds. space for the exclusive use of the You are sure to feel instantly at owner, whether it is a ground floor home in this magnificent setting terrace or a balcony for upper floors, where each new home offers a so residents can take advantage of truly 21st century way of life. the magnificent views. There is secure parking beneath the building for most apartments and Superior specification Luxurious specification… Kitchen Electrical and Heating Decorations and Finishes Superb contemporary kitchen including • The entire structure is wrapped in a • Smooth white painted ceilings and meticulous design… smart laminate work top with upstand thermal envelope and an insulation Slipper Satin emulsion paint for the light and space… and stainless steel backsplash behind the quilt lines the inner leaf which, in walls. hob. Integrated appliances include: conjunction with the highly efficient • Woodwork in a subtle cream gloss. unbeatable location. electric heating system, provides • Stainless steel oven. • Smart light oak veneer flush doors optimum energy efficiency and For the very best from a with polished chrome door furniture. • Four burner ceramic hob. comfort throughout the seasons. • Fitted wardrobes with shelf and new apartment in Whitby, • Stainless steel and glass extract • Energy efficient and flexible electric chrome hanging rail in accordance canopy. heating system from Creda; each Caedmon’s Prospect is with the floor plans. Additional • Dishwasher. heater is individually timed and wardrobes may be quoted for as a quite simply beyond thermostatically controlled. • Fridge/freezer. customer extra. compare. • Washer/dryer (if in a cupboard outside • Generous power point provision the kitchen, a free standing appliance throughout. is available as a customer extra). • Pre-wired to receive satellite and Communal Areas • Glamorous polished floor tiling to • Lovely colour co-ordinating floor tiling. terrestrial television reception. Sky +/TV/FM to the living room and TV main entrance hall • Low voltage recessed down lights in to the bedrooms. • Staircases, landing areas leading to the ceiling and glamorous plinth apartments and the floor of the lift lighting beneath the base units. • Internet Access:The hall cupboard is fitted with a telephone point and will be fully carpeted. power supply for a wireless router. • Staircase balustrades are in stainless Bathrooms • Telephone points in the living room steel and glass with beech handrails. • Superb sanitary ware from Villeroy and (next to the TV for interactive viewing) • Lighting to exterior car parking, Boch with polished chrome Grohe and the master bedroom. entrances and gardens. taps and fitments. • Polished chrome switch plates in the • Remote controlled entrance gates to • The en-suite bathroom has a polished kitchen and light switches the underground car parking. chrome towel warmer and a throughout. • A lift from the basement car park glamorous illuminated mirror cabinet • Video entry system to all apartments. serving all floors. containing the shaver socket. This specification also applies when there • 13amp fuse spur for the installation of • Communal water supply within the is only one bathroom. an electric fire (where the design car parking area and externally. allows) as a customer extra. • Stylish wall and floor tiling to all • The grounds contain areas of bathrooms. • Power outlets in the car parking areas; attractive landscaping and the west one per six parking bays. facing. gardens provide a pleasant • Shaver outlet to the family bathroom. sitting area for the use of all residents. • Complementary wall and floor tiling. • Polished chrome recessed down lights to the master bedroom en suite bathroom. Whitby A Place of History and Charm Whitby is a vibrant coastal There is nothing sleepy about Whitby - indeed it is an exhilarating town rich in history yet its place to live and draws all year daily life is rooted firmly in round visitors to its magnificent harbour and local attractions. the present. Some 13,500 Spanning the East and West cliffs, inhabitants celebrate its Whitby straddles the River Esk with past while enjoying an its famous swing bridge link. On the East side craft and curio shops upbeat and thoroughly 21st pepper the ancient cobbled streets that lead to the Abbey headland century way of life. and the starkly impressive ruins of ancient Whitby Abbey dating back to 657 AD. The West cliff, developed in the Victorian era, with grand houses, parks, paddling pool, boating lake, and crazy golf, presides majestically above the beautiful sandy beach stretching to Sandsend. Whitby Abbey was established by Abbess Hilda in 657AD. In 1076 it became a Benedictine Priory. The Abbey has been left to ruin since 1539, when the last abbot surrendered to Henry VIII. North Yorkshire’s spell location in Whitby to enjoy scenic With the North Yorkshire Moors railway lines stopping at picturesque National Park on the doorstep, stations , family attractions and Whitby is close to breathtaking Yorkshire Moor Villages. moorland and wild heather dales A Lively and Vibrant Community and there are magnificent walking In April and October/November and cycling opportunities each year Whitby is home to the throughout the Esk Valley. From ever popular Gothic Weekend Whitby railway station, you can hook Festival which draws visitors from all into two heritage steam railway over the country to celebrate the lines, the Esk Valley Railway and the legendary connection of Count North Yorkshire Moors Railway Dracula with the area. taking passengers through some of the most idyllic scenery in the Whitby’s selection of bars, country. So you are in a prime nightclubs and local pubs is joined by award-winning seafood restaurants and eateries. As a fishing port, the finest Fish and Chips is always on the menu. Whitby’s Magpie Café, for instance, received Rick Stein’s accolade as ‘the best fish and chip shop in Britain’. Kebbell Homes’ enviable reputation It continues to flourish under the National House-Building Council rests on building desirable homes leadership of Nicolas Kebbell, (NHBC) regulations and are covered which are comfortable to live in, Managing Director. Based In by their warranty scheme. built to the highest standards and Watford, North-West of London, the situated in coveted locations. Company builds from Durham in Design and implementation of the North to Southampton in the Property Misdescription Act 1991: development is managed by a South. It has also built in France and The contents of this brochure are for guidance highly experienced team taking Houston,Texas. only.Their accuracy cannot be guaranteed and particular and personal interest in they are expressly excluded from any contract. The company has been involved each new home and its purchaser. The images shown in this brochure are from historically in a substantial portfolio other Kebbell developments and do not Kebbell Homes is the trading name of diverse developments, but necessarily depict details applied at Caedmon’s Prospect of Kebbell Development Limited, a residential house building has private family-owned company, always been its core business. All established in 1953 by the late Kebbell Homes properties are chairman,Thomas Kebbell. designed and built according to the whitby sands lower whitby harbour pavilion & cook nort monument h pr theatre om en tate hill ad e n orth t sands errace e s s t t s abbey plain d e t e a a boating lake r e p o t r s r r r a e e t a l t p st mary’s b e y c i i y r e g e n h r r e church h k r a o a d ch t urc e h lane e r t s sports centre h havelock pl havelock c & indoor pool r a whitby abbey u e l h f c l enue e t av d u a p en ga c s re t t n e g c e s r la idg br r n a e
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