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Sherford Devon a Collection of 2, 3, 4 & 5 Bedroom Homes - a New Future in an Exciting New Town Sherford Devon A collection of 2, 3, 4 & 5 bedroom homes - A new future in an exciting new town. Sherford is a brand new country town, set to become a thriving and Set in one of the county’s most picturesque locations, Sherford will sustainable community, right in the heart of Devon. Located on the respect and enhance the surrounding landscape - making it one of eastern outskirts of Plymouth, the town will occupy over 1,200 acres the region’s most desirable places to live and work. of farmland in between the A38 and A379. Plymouth, a vibrant waterfront city, is just a short drive away and Offering 5,500 new homes, over 80,000m2 of employment offers a vast array of leisure opportunities and maritime heritage. and retail space, three primary schools and a secondary school, The surrounding area of the South Hams offers a beautiful natural Sherford will enjoy a comprehensive range of civic amenities. landscape, including nearby Dartmoor, plus a wonderful range of A carefully designed town plan will ensure easy access to the main popular visitor attractions. Tranquil villages such as Newton Ferrers streets, shops, businesses, schools and parks, while for every acre are close to Sherford, while the nearby beach at Wembury, popular of built environment, there will be an acre of open space. for families and surfers, is about a 10 minute drive away. Sherford Sherford, Devon PL9 8AR | 01752 520 431 lindenhomes.co.uk OKEHAMPTON A30 EXETER 29 A30 30 2 A30 M5 31 LEWDOWN CHAGFORD 1 A376 A395 EXMOUTH A386 DARTMOOR A38 A30 A380 3 TAVISTOCK PRINCETOWN NEWTON TEIGNMOUTH A388 A38 ABBOT 6 A379 YELVERTON A381 4 5 BUCKFASTLEIGH A380 TORQUAY 7 A38 A386 PAIGNTON A385 TOTNES A38 8 A381 PLYMOUTH 9 A379 BRIXHAM A38 A3121 A3122 WEMBURY A379 MODBURY DARTMOUTH A381 10 NEWTON A379 FERRERS KINGSBRIDGE A379 12 11 SALCOMBE Around the local neighbourhood Drizzlecombe 1 Lydford Gorge 5 9 Saltram House Stone Rows 2 Exeter Cathedral 6 Buckfast Abbey 10 Wembury Beach Berry Pomeroy 3 Dartmoor National Park 7 11 Hope Cove Castle Tamar Valley South Devon 4 8 English Riviera 12 Area of National Beauty Area of National Beauty Distances shown are by road (Source: Google). Fastest journey times are shown (Source: National Rail Enquiries). January 2021. lindenhomes.co.uk 201 200 * 201 200 199 197 199 196 Sports 198 Fields 198 * 197 196 195 Bin * * * Store 194 197 195 196 195 194 Bike 193 Store 194 193 216 217 Bike Store 218 Bin/ Residential Bike Development Store 219 206 218 208 Existing 217 216 Linden Homes 208 215 Development Bin 219 Store 220 202 220 202 204 205 207 203 203 205 206 207 209 210 204 209 202 203 209 204 205 208 * 206 207 * * * * * Residential Development Development layout 5 bedroom home The Lutyens The Ripley 4 bedroom home The Burnet 194 * 193 The Burnet Variant * 192 The Aslin * 191 * The Leverton The Sidbury 193 193 192 190 3 bedroom home 192 191 The Turner The Mountford 190 The Eveleigh 215 2 bedroom home 214 216 213 The Ashbee 212 212 214 Registered Provider Homes 211 213 * 210 211 210 212 211 * 210 * 209 * * Future Linden Homes Development Bin Store Drive Through Not to scale. Trees and landscaping are indicative only and may alter during construction. The trees, shrubs and gardens shown are illustrative only. Finishes and materials may vary from those shown here. Please ask your Sales Consultant for specific details. Development layout 201 200 * 5 bedroom home 201 The Lutyens 200 197 199 The Ripley 199 196 Sports 198 Fields 198 4 bedroom home * 197 196 195 The Burnet Bin * * * Store 194 * 193 The Burnet Variant 197 * 192 The Aslin * 191 * The Leverton 195 The Sidbury 196 195 194 Bike 193 Store 194 193 192 190 3 bedroom home 192 191 The Turner 216 The Mountford 217 Bike 190 Store 218 The Eveleigh Bin/ Residential Bike Development Store 215 219 218 206 2 bedroom home Existing 217 208 214 Linden Homes 216 208 215 216 213 The Ashbee Development Bin 219 Store 212 220 212 214 202 211 213 Registered Provider Homes 220 202 204 205 207 * 203 203 205 206 207 209 210 211 204 209 210 212 * 202 211 210 203 209 * 204 205 208 * * 206 207 * * * * * Future Linden Homes Development Residential Development Bin Store Drive Through Not to scale. Trees and landscaping are indicative only and may alter during construction. The trees, shrubs and gardens shown are illustrative only. Finishes and materials may vary from those shown here. Please ask your Sales Consultant for specific details. The Ashbee 2 bedroom coach house Sherford Sherford, Devon PL9 8AR | 01752 520 431 lindenhomes.co.uk The Ashbee 2 bedroom coach house First Floor First Floor Boiler F/F Cpd Kitchen/Dining/Living Area 6.93 x 6.04m 22’9” x 19’9” Bedroom 1 Ensuite Bathroom Kitchen/Dining Area 3.28 x 2.90m 10’9” x 9’6” Cpd LH Bedroom 2 Drive through Garage Garage 3.22 x 2.90m 10’6” x 9’6” Cpd Living Area Bedroom 1 Bedroom 2 Please note: Hall Some homes will be handed, please speak to the Sales Consultant on details of your new home. Ground Floor Ground Floor First Floor Boiler F/F Cpd Ensuite Bathroom Kitchen/Dining Area Cpd Drive through Garage Garage LH LH Loft hatch F/F Space for fridge freezer Cpd Cpd Cupboard Measuring points Living Area Bedroom 1 Bedroom 2 Hall Please note, floorplans and dimensions are taken from architectural drawings and are for guidance only. Dimensions stated are within a tolerance of plus or minus 50mm. Overall dimensions are usually stated and there may be projections into these. With our continual improvement policy we constantly review our designs and specification to ensure we deliver the best product to our customers. Computer generated images not to scale. Finishes and materials may vary and landscaping is illustrative only. Kitchen layouts are indicative only and may change. To confirm specific details on our homes please ask your Sales Consultant. January 2021. Ground Floor First Floor The Mountford 3 bedroom home Sherford Sherford, Devon PL9 8AR | 01752 520 431 lindenhomes.co.uk The Mountford Plans to be updated... 3 bedroom home First Floor Boiler Utility Landing Bedroom 3 Bathroom Kitchen Cpd Ground Floor LH Living Room F/F Living Room 5.59m x 3.11m 18’4” x 10’2” Cloakroom Kitchen/Dining Area 5.59m x 2.67m 18’4” x 8’9” Dining Bedroom 1 Area Bedroom 2 First Floor Hall Ensuite Bedroom 1 3.35m x 3.17m 11’0” x 10’5” Bedroom 2 3.13m x 2.73m 10’3” x 8’4” Bedroom 3 2.76m x 2.76m 9’0” x 9’0” Ground Floor Ground Floor First Floor Please note: Some homes will be handed, please speak to the Boiler Sales Consultant on details of your new home. Utility Landing Bedroom 3 Bathroom Kitchen Cpd LH F/F Living Room Cloakroom Dining Bedroom 1 Area Bedroom 2 LH Loft hatch F/F Integrated fridge freezer Cpd Cupboard Measuring points Hall Ensuite Please note, floorplans and dimensions are taken from architectural drawings and are for guidance only. Dimensions stated are within a tolerance of plus or minus 50mm. Overall dimensions are usually stated and there may be projections into these. With our continual improvement policy we constantly review our designs and specification to ensure we deliver the best product to our customers. Computer generated images not to scale. Finishes and materials may vary and landscaping is illustrative only. Kitchen layouts are indicative only and may change. To confirm specific details on our homes please ask your Sales Consultant. January 2021. Ground Floor First Floor The Sidbury 4 bedroom home Sherford Sherford, Devon PL9 8AR | 01752 520 431 lindenhomes.co.uk Second Floor The Sidbury Ensuite Utility 4 bedroom home Bedroom 1 Bedroom 2 Kitchen F/F WC Cpd AC Landing Bathroom LH Landing Hall Dining Bathroom Area Living Cpd Room Ground Floor Bedroom 3 Bedroom 4 Kitchen 4.74 x 3.52m 15’7” x 11’7” Dining Area 4.74 x 4.72m 15’7” x 15’6” First Floor First Floor Living Room Ground Floor First Floor Second Floor 4.74 x 4.21m 15’7” x 13’10” Ensuite Bedroom 1 Utility 4.71 x 2.85m 15’6” x 9’4” Bedroom 1 Bedroom 2 Kitchen F/F Second Floor WC Bedroom 2 Cpd 4.74 x 2.85mAC 15’7” x 9’4” Landing Bedroom 3 Bathroom LH 3.31 x 2.39mLanding 10’10” x 7’10” Bedroom 4 Hall Dining Bathroom 2.36 x 2.26m 7’9” x 7’5” Area Living Cpd Room Bedroom 3 BedroomPlease note:4 Some homes will be handed, please speak to the Sales Consultant on details of your new home. Ground Floor Ground Floor First Floor LH SecondLoft Floor hatch F/F Integrated fridge freezer AC Airing Cupboard Measuring points Ensuite Cpd Cupboard Utility Bedroom 1 Bedroom 2 Kitchen F/F Please note, floorplans and dimensions are taken from architectural drawings and are for guidance only. Dimensions stated are within a tolerance of plus or minus 50mm. Overall dimensions are usually stated WC and there may be projections into these. With our continual improvement policy we constantly review our designs and specification to ensure we deliver the best product to ourCpd customers. Computer generated AC Landing images not to scale. Finishes and materials may vary and landscaping is illustrative only. Kitchen layouts are indicative only and may change. Bathroom To confirm specific details on our homes please ask your Sales Consultant.
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