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Download Development Brochure You are warmly welcomed to Base, a new collection of long-awaited apartments and houses at Newhall in Harlow. Leading home builder Countryside returns to this exceptional urban neighbourhood, which boasts a traditional community feel and promises you a wonderful quality of life. 02 - 03 WHERE IT Creating a vibrant new neighbourhood ALL BEGAN like Newhall on the outskirts of Harlow has a certain poetry about it. Harlow itself emerged as one of England’s ‘new towns’ after the Second World War, in an attempt to tackle the overcrowding problem in London. In the years which have passed, the town has established itself as a supremely popular location. This is thanks to its proximity to the capital, its abundant green Newhall Historic photography from Newhall spaces, its cultural attractions, and its myriad convenient amenities. In addition, it has undergone extensive regeneration in recent years, with more set to come. Newhall is the perfect addition to a town which is so full of life. Almost two decades ago, its creators, landowner brothers Jon and William Moen, had a clear vision for this new neighbourhood. They took inspiration from the atmospheric streets of Bath, Florence, Oxford and Venice and worked tirelessly alongside celebrated architects Roger Evans Associates to introduce a place which has a real heart and soul. Their collective masterplan established Newhall’s founding principles – nature, colour, distinctiveness, future flexibility and a comprehensive public realm. Green space at Newhall Now, more than 15 years on, this still-growing urban community has been given the highest praise by industry experts, winning a multitude of prestigious awards. Countryside is confident that Base will be a fantastic addition to this much-loved Harlow community. Award winning architecture at Newhall Historic photography from Newhall Striking architecture at Newhall 04 - 05 A PERFECT BASE FROM WHICH TO EXPLORE However you like to spend your free Meanwhile, you can indulge your retail time, you are sure to find something that needs at the Harvey Centre and the fits the bill in Harlow. Water Gardens, where you’ll find a wide range of high street and independent You may be something of a culture stores. Once you’re all shopped out, you vulture; if so, take your seat at the can eat your way around the world at Harlow Playhouse which offers an any number of restaurants in town. eclectic mix of drama, dance, music Water Gardens, Harlow Harvey Centre, Harlow and comedy. Prefer to catch the latest From Harlow Town Railway Station you blockbusters? The town has two can reach London Liverpool Street in Cineworld cinemas so you’ll be spoilt as little as 30 minutes*, meaning all of for choice. the capital’s dazzling attractions are well within your reach. *Time taken from nationalrail.co.uk Water Gardens, Harlow 06 - 07 CAMBRIDGE THE WORLD IS 40 minutes 30 MINUTES TO YOUR OYSTER LIVERPOOL FROM BASE STREET STEVENAGE BISHOPS STORTFORD 22 miles 10 minutes BRAINTREE HATFIELD FOREST 25 miles LUTON 11 miles 32 miles LONDON STANSTED 12 miles HARLOW MILL STATION 2 miles HARLOW TOWN STATION However you are travelling, you will enjoy 3 miles outstanding transport connections from M11 Base at Newhall. 3 miles 12 Harlow Town Railway Station is a 3 mile drive from the development, linking you to London Liverpool Street in half an hour. MILES TO Other destinations include Stansted Airport M25 (17 minutes) and Cambridge (40 minutes). EPPING FOREST 8 miles STANSTED 11 miles Base is conveniently situated just off the AIRPORT M11 motorway, affording you access to CHELMSFORD London and Cambridge with ease. 20 miles The A414 and A10 are also close at hand for journeys to Chelmsford, Stevenage SHENFIELD (CROSSRAIL) and beyond. Stansted Airport is a 12 mile journey by car, making international 18 miles - from Dec 2019 travel a breeze. 40 MINUTES TO CAMBRIDGE LAKESIDE LONDON LIVERPOOL STREET STRATFORD All travel times and distances taken from google.com/maps and nationalrail.co.uk. 26 miles Crossrail information taken from crossrail.co.uk. 30 minutes 47 minutes All times/distances are approximate and are correct at time of print. 08 - 09 CULTURE PERMEATES EVERYTHING IN HARLOW When Harlow was created by master planner Sir Frederick Gibberd in the late 1940s, his vision was about more than just bricks and mortar. Instead, he made sure to include a focus on culture too, where residents and visitors alike could revel in beauty and art. To this end, Harlow’s streets, public buildings and schools are home to a living gallery of 84 sculptures. These are by some of the world’s most prominent artists, including Henry Moore, Auguste Rodin and Barbara Hepworth. What’s more, the master planner’s legacy is celebrated at the Gibberd Gallery, which houses the Sir Frederick Gibberd 20th Century Watercolour Collection. Parndon Mill, Harlow There are many other ways to become immersed in the arts in Harlow with a number of town groups performing music, dance and theatre. Elsewhere, artists and craftspeople flock to Parndon Mill, a workspace in which they can express their creativity. And, of course, there is a plethora of beautiful sculptures around Newhall itself, just waiting to be discovered. 10 - 11 MAKE YOUR MARK AT NEWHALL The concept of Newhall has always This ethos extends to every aspect of been to create a firm sense of the neighbourhood. The layout of the community which has real roots; development is perfect for leisurely an urban neighbourhood where strolls and cycle rides, or taking the dog relationships can be made for life, out for a walk. Meanwhile, the central and where children can make fond plaza is set to become the vibrant beating childhood memories. heart of Newhall, complete with eclectic retail outlets, a library, state-of-the-art sporting facilities and a health centre. What’s more, a new community centre will be a fantastic addition to the plaza, where locals will be able to enjoy all manner of fun and interesting activities. Photography from Newhall 12 - 13 USEFUL AMENITIES A As well as creating homes of the finest STONE’S THROW AWAY quality in this first phase of the Base development, Countryside is also developing retail space at the central plaza. This will provide residents with a range of convenient amenities just moments from their front door. Computer generated image of the central plaza at Base MASTERPLAN 14 - N 15 THE FUTURE TO CHURCHGATE SPORTS STREET ON FOOT FUTURE PITCHES SPORTS MASTERPLAN PITCHES EXISTING SPORTS PITCHES RETENTION UNVEILED BASIN Base 1 forms the first phase of Countryside’s latest development at Newhall, with TO OLD HARLOW five further collections of homes to be POSSIBLE introduced as the years go on. FUTURE SCHOOL BASE4 As the development progresses, you can THE CAUSEWAY be confident that Countryside will never BASE6 lose sight of the original Newhall ideals of nature, distinctiveness, accessibility and LONDON ROAD BASE5 attention to detail. Securing a home at this exciting development is not only a fantastic investment opportunity BASE3 but you’ll be best placed to benefit from the host of amenities and open spaces close by. EXISTING BASE2 GREEN BASE1 SPACE TO M11 JUNCTION 7, LONDON SMILES MONTESSORI PRE-SCHOOL EXISTING RESIDENTIAL PUBLIC SQUARE DEVELOPMENT INCLUDING NEWHALL SHOP FUTURE MIXED USE AREA FUTURE FUTURE ENTERPRISE RESIDENTIAL NEWHALL ZONE AREA PRIMARY ACADEMY, NURSERY & EXISTING PLAYING FIELDS RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT FUTURE COMMUNITY FACILITIES EXISTING RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT EXISTING GREEN SPACE Please note this masterplan is not to scale and is intended for illustrative purposes only. Layouts are indicative only and subject to change. Drawn: File: NEWHALL phases Masterplan - v2.ai Date: 11 January 2019 Job No: CP-NHL3755 Site: New Hall Edit. No: Client Dwg. No: Rev: 02 - - Checked: Date: 16 - 17 “ The masterplan layout puts a strong emphasis on high AESTHETICALLY quality landscaped spaces and public realm areas, which are the ‘shared rooms’ of this new community.” The houses and apartments have been designed to adapt PLEASING “to the ever-changing cycles of modern family life, offering quality living arrangements and a palette of materials that respond to the context of the wider Newhall development. ” From concept to completion, Countryside Care has been taken to ensure the SCOTT BROWNRIGG ARCHITECTS has striven to ensure that the apartments materials used are sympathetic in and houses at Base have the architectural appearance to their surroundings, both wow factor. The intricately-considered in the built environment and in the many designs have been meticulously planned, green areas. Indeed, nature has been a key and perfectly reflect the aesthetic appeal factor in the creation of this collection, of Newhall as a whole. with wide, tree-lined streets surrounding the charming properties. In addition, feature windows have been employed in the design of the homes themselves, helping to flood the living spaces with natural light wherever possible. Computer generated image of Base at Newhall 18 - 19 Computer generated images of Base at Newhall 20 - 21 NEWHALL NURSERY EDUCATION The nursery is open from 7.30am to 6pm and is open all year round with the exception of Christmas and bank holidays. Full and MATTERS part-time sessions are available for little ones up to the age of five. The nursery is part of the REAch2 Academy Trust. If you have children or are planning Other local primary schools include NEWHALL PRIMARY to start a family, you can be safe in the Tany’s Dell and Fawbert & Barnard’s. ACADEMY knowledge that Newhall will provide Older children can attend Burnt Mill for all your educational needs. Academy, Mark Hall School and The school’s mission statement is Passmores Academy amongst others. Aiming High, Reaching Higher. The neighbourhood’s very own school, Harlow College is also nearby.
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