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Red Hall Gardens Red Hall Gardens BOURNE • LINCOLNSHIRE 2, 3 & 4 bedroom homes in the heart of South Lincolnshire lindenhomes.co.uk/redhallgardens lindenhomes.co.uk/redhallgardens Welcome to traditionally styled family homes in the market town of Bourne, created by Linden Homes. Red Hall Gardens is a collection of traditionally inspired family homes in the county of Lincolnshire. The homes being showcased at Red Hall Gardens will range from two to four-bedroom homes, ideal for first time buyers, young professionals, families or those looking to move closer to their workplace. Designer kitchens and bathrooms, energy efficient fittings and the latest wiring for home entertainment and connectivity are just some of the benefits. Red Hall Gardens has been individually created by Linden Homes’ team of dedicated specialists backed up by the reassurance and guarantees of a top five UK housebuilder. lindenhomes.co.uk/redhallgardens lindenhomes.co.uk/redhallgardens Red Hall Gardens... surrounded by a landscape of contrasts Bourne is a traditional market town in the heart of known high street retailers as well as independent feature an attractive cricket ground, bowling south Lincolnshire surrounded by a landscape of shops that provide for most of the residents’ needs green and sports field, and nearby Bourne Abbey contrasts. and give the town a unique identity. Traditional is a beautiful parish church founded in the 12th shopping can also be enjoyed at the twice-weekly century. Just a short walk from its bustling centre is Linden market held on Thursdays and Saturdays next to Homes’ latest development in the town, which is the Corn Exchange, which is itself a venue for a Although surrounded by countryside, Bourne has located just off South Road. Set around a pleasant host of events and town meetings. And Bourne easy access to many nearby towns including cul de sac, it will provide a choice of two, three is set for further improvement – it has been Stamford, 12 miles to the south west, and and four bedroom new homes. earmarked for redevelopment that should attract Peterborough, 15 miles to the south. many new retailers and business opportunities. The development, Red Hall Gardens, takes its With the countryside literally on the doorstep, name from the Red Hall, a nearby Grade II listed When it comes to education, the town boasts enjoying the great outdoors is all part of the building which was restored and is now a popular some excellent schools including Bourne Grammar package of living in Bourne. For those who want meeting place for local groups including the his- School and the Robert Manning Technology to become part of this lifestyle, Red Hall Gardens tory society and other conservation organisations. College plus two established primary schools. provides an excellent chance to enjoy the advantages of modern living amid an attractive The town itself has an interesting mix of archi- Local amenities include the leisure centre, a environment. tectural styles reflecting Bourne’s diverse history. traditional heated outdoor swimming pool, gyms, Alongside the ancient buildings are many well plus restaurants and pubs. The Abbey Lawns Red Hall Red Hall lindenhomes.co.uk/redhallgardens Red Hall Head Start Head Start Nursery Nursery The arrangement of the homes at Red Hall Gardens 33 32 31 29 30 30 Public Open Space 33 32 31 29 30 30 Existing 37 33 36 32Public 35 31 Open 30 Development Space Existing 37 33 36 32 35 31 30 Development 5 34 4 6 35 5 4 5 34 4 36 6 4 5 6 the Etton 2 bedroom 35 4 5 37 Home 1 36 4 5 6 the Kirkby 3 bedrooms Existing Home 2 2 3 3a Development 37 38 the Ufford 3 bedrooms Homes 43, 44 & 45 39 Existing the Careby 4 bedrooms 2 3 3a 41 Development Home 46 38 40 3a the Bainton 4 bedrooms 39 40 3 Home 30 1 41 1 41 the Morton 4 bedrooms 2 40 42 Homes 4 & 5 3a 42 the Langtoft 4 bedrooms 40 3 Home 6 1 44 41 1 43 Affordable Homes 2 & 3 bedrooms 2 43 Homes 3, 3a, 31-42 42 44 42 44 45 43 45 45 46 43 46 46 Public Open 44 Space 45 Not to Scale. Trees and landscaping are indicative 45 only and may alter during construction. The trees, 45 South Road 46 shrubs and gardens shown are illustrative only. 46 Finishes and materials may vary from those shown 46 Public Open here. Please ask your Sales Executive for specific Space details. Please refer to the sales consultant for confirmation of the boundaries to Plot 46. South Road lindenhomes.co.uk/redhallgardens FIRST FLOOR The Etton Kitchen*/Living Area•(max) 5420 x 5235mm 17’9” x 17’2” 2 bedroom coach house Bedroom 1• 4280 x 3270mm 14’0” x 10’8” -749 sq ft Bedroom 2 3270 x 2500mm 10’8” x 8’2” The picture shown is a computer generated image (cgi) of a typical Linden home. Details are given as a general guide and may be subject to alteration. The picture does not represent any contractual offer or obligation on behalf of Linden Homes. For individual home details please ask a Linden Homes advisor. The plans shown are not to scale and the dimensions should be used for reference only and •Denotes irregularly shaped room, should not be relied on for ordering carpets or furniture. Measure- refer to floor plans for details ments are based on the original plans and are taken wall to wall to a tolerance of 50mm as a maximum where appropriate *Please ask to see separate kitchen layouts. GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR Wardrobe Cup’d Bath room Garage Garage Garage Garage Living Area Kitchen Bedroom 1 Bedroom 2 lindenhomes.co.uk/redhallgardens GROUND FLOOR The Kirkby Living/Dining/Kitchen•* (max) 6700 x 315mm 21’11” x 12’10” 3 bedroom town house FIRST FLOOR -1041 sq ft Bedroom 1• (max) 3915 x 2795mm 12’10” x 9’2” Upper Lounge• 3915 x 3525mm 12’10” x 11’6” SECOND FLOOR Bedroom 2• (max) 3915 x 3825mm 12’10” x 12’6” Bedroom 3 The picture shown is a computer generated image (cgi) of a typical 3065 x 1860mm 10’0” x 6’1” Linden home. Details are given as a general guide and may be subject to alteration. The picture does not represent any contractual offer or obligation on behalf of Linden Homes. For individual home details please ask a Linden Homes advisor. The plans shown are not to scale and the dimensions should be used for reference only and •Denotes irregularly shaped room, should not be relied on for ordering carpets or furniture. Measure- refer to floor plans for details ments are based on the original plans and are taken wall to wall to a tolerance of 50mm as a maximum where appropriate *Please ask to see separate kitchen layouts. GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR SECOND FLOOR Void W Living/Dining/ Bedroom 1 Kitchen Area Bathroom Bedroom 3 Cup’d Ensuite Bedroom 2 Hall AC Upper WC Lounge Utility Void Void lindenhomes.co.uk/redhallgardens GROUND FLOOR The Ufford Kitchen*/Family/ Dining/Living Area•(max) 3 bedroom town house 6200 x 3650mm 17’9” x 17’2” Conservatory -1119 sq ft 3650 x 2075mm 11’11” x 6’9” FIRST FLOOR Lounge 3650 x 3590mm 11’11” x 11’9” Bedroom 3• 3650 x 2860mm 11’11” x 9’4” SECOND FLOOR Bedroom 1• The picture shown is a computer generated image (cgi) of a typical 3650 x 3590mm 11’11” x 11’9” Linden home. Details are given as a general guide and may be • subject to alteration. The picture does not represent any contractual Bedroom 2 offer or obligation on behalf of Linden Homes. For individual home 3650 x 3250mm 11’11” x 10’7” details please ask a Linden Homes advisor. The plans shown are not to scale and the dimensions should be used for reference only and •Denotes irregularly shaped room, should not be relied on for ordering carpets or furniture. Measure- refer to floor plans for details ments are based on the original plans and are taken wall to wall to a tolerance of 50mm as a maximum where appropriate *Please ask to see separate kitchen layouts. GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR SECOND FLOOR Conservatory Family/Dining Lounge /Living Bedroom 1 W Cup’d En- Bath suite Kitchen room AC Bedroom 2 Utility/WC Bedroom 3 Store lindenhomes.co.uk/redhallgardens GROUND FLOOR The Careby Lounge (max incl.bay) 7595 x 4270mm 24’11” x 14’0” 4 bedroom home Kitchen*/Dining• -1180 sq ft 4670 X 3915mm 15’3” x 12’10” FIRST FLOOR Bedroom 1 3865 x 2870mm 12’8” x 9’5” Bedroom 2 3570 x 2590mm 11’8” x 8’6” Bedroom 3• The picture shown is a computer generated image (cgi) of a typical 2905 x 2770mm 9’6” x 9’1” Linden home. Details are given as a general guide and may be Bedroom 4 subject to alteration. The picture does not represent any contractual 2590 x 2260mm 8’6” x 7’5” offer or obligation on behalf of Linden Homes. For individual home details please ask a Linden Homes advisor. The plans shown are not to scale and the dimensions should be used for reference only and should not be relied on for ordering carpets or furniture. Measure- ments are based on the original plans and are taken wall to wall to a tolerance of 50mm as a maximum where appropriate •Denotes irregularly shaped room, refer to floor plans for details Please refer to the sales consultant for confirmation of the boundaries to Plot 46.
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