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Download Brochure resi My home, my everything 1 Home is at the heart of life. It’s your place in the world. Somewhere to hang your hat, to add colour, fun, love and calm to your days, to build wonderful memories. Somewhere that’s always there for you. My Resi is at the heart of home. We understand what home means, and how it feels to be proud of your own space and your achievement. In this stylish collection of light and spacious open-plan apartments, you’ll find that understanding in every detail. From the sleek kitchens and energy-saving features, to the great location near fast transport links and tranquil green spaces, we’ve thought everything through with the care your new home deserves. My home, my everything 4 1 1 Contemporary 1, 2, 3 My Resi Upton Square and 4 bedroom homes Owning a beautifully designed new home gives you the freedom to live life the way between Northampton’s you want to. At My Resi Upton Square you can also choose how you want to buy – through private sale or shared ownership. Your life, your choice, your way. historic centre and beautiful new country park Private sales My Resi Upton Square offers a wide range of exceptional properties for private sale. For those who want to buy their home the traditional way, with a standard deposit and repayment mortgage, it is an opportunity to enjoy all the benefits of home ownership in a stylish, contemporary home to be proud of and to grow into, now and in the future. Shared ownership Within this exclusive development we are also able to offer a selection of homes through SO Resi – shared ownership that makes home ownership possible for more people. With SO Resi you can buy a share of your home, with a lower deposit, smaller mortgage and monthly payment on the rest. It’s clear and uncomplicated, before and after you buy. CGI of homes at My Resi Upton Square is for 2 illustrative purposes only and subject to change. 3 Find space and balance in this enviable location within the bustling market town of Northampton, which sits on the River Nene surrounded by restorative countryside and pretty villages. Everyday life is simple and enjoyable at My Resi Upton Square, with shops, eateries, a cinema, bowling lanes and schools nearby. A ten minute drive takes you to Northampton’s centre with its lively high street, shopping centres and fast transport links to London and Birmingham. At the heart of the town you’ll find an array of popular restaurants, cafés and bars serving delicious cuisine, along with canal walks and a traditional open air market in the large square, set against a backdrop of beautiful architecture. Good shoes take you good places… Northamptonshire is the origin of the British shoemaking industry and has a successful history of shoemaking which dates back almost 900 years. 4 5 Those in search of sporting thrills will relish the choice of local venues. Visit Franklin’s Gardens – the 15,000 seat stadium of Northampton Saints Rugby Union – or become a regular at the home ground of Northampton Town FC, all just a short distance from your front door. For peaceful downtime, green retreats and water are all around. A short eight minute walk takes you to the newly opened Upton Country Park, with its wide stretches of open space, woodland and wetlands, paths and cycleways. Or make for Delapré Abbey’s gorgeous lake, where anglers can try their luck among 500 acres of parkland and wildlife-filled walks, and golfers polish their skills on an 18-hole public golf course. When it comes to memory-making days out, Stanwick Lakes is a countryside nature reserve that has everything families could want, from imaginative play areas, a great café and shop to endless green spaces, walks and cycle paths. It’s all part of what makes life special at My Resi Upton Square. 6 7 The Guildhall Sir Francis Crick Wonder at the long rows of neo-Gothic Count the tributes to Northampton’s most pointed arches with ornate tracery, statues highly regarded scientist – the British half and friezes on the façade of Northampton’s of the famed Watson and Crick duo who stunning 19th-century town hall. first described DNA’s helix. 16 minutes Delapré Lake, Northampton For ultimate rest and relaxation head for Delapré Lake where you can enjoy leisurely angling, take up water skiing, or simply walk around the banks and watch the wildlife. Northampton Museum and Art Gallery 10 minutes Discover the town’s fascinating story of rebirth after its Great Fire destruction, the growth of its leather and shoe trade, and its 78 Derngate leap into modern times as a New Town. Explore the only house in England 16 minutes designed by the world-famous Art Althorp House and Estate Nouveau genius Charles Rennie Explore the unique heritage of this Mackintosh, who reworked the 500 year old country house along with Georgian interior for a style- its estate covering 13,000 acres of conscious businessman. beautiful countryside. 10 minutes 13 minutes All travel times from Google Maps. 8 9 Train times are from Northampton Station. N Berrywood Road Dunston School Main Road Barrack Road Barrack Bants Lane Location Spencer Bridge Road Streamlined transport links make My Resi Upton Square a great A4500 base for living. Castle Street mainline station is a short drive Market Northampton Northampton Northampton or cycle away with hourly trains to London’s Euston in under Upton RFC Horse Town Centre Northampton 80 minutes and Birmingham in 65 minutes. The easily accessed A4500 Town FC A4500 M&S Northampton WeedonHigh Street RoadUpton Meadows Simply General Hospital M1 is a direct link to London, Milton Keynes and central Primary School Food Bridge Street England. With your pick of Luton, Birmingham, Stansted and St James A248 East Midlands airports, international travel is simple too. Retail Park 6 A507 River Nene University of Royal Leamington Spa Northampton J16 Althorp House Milton Keynes Luton Airport Upton Birmingham Country Park Leicester ad London Road Towcester Ro 13mins 20mins 30mins 40mins 55mins 58mins A5076 Delepre Northampton University Golf 3 Northampton Rail Stn A512 Complex Billing Aquadome M1 Abington Park Town Centre Derngate Tesco Extra 13mins 14mins 15mins 17mins 25mins 35mins Ladybridge Park Northampton Town FC Upper Nene Valley Park Address: J15 Upton Country Park Sixfields Retail Park Upton High Street Scribers Dr, Upton, Northampton NN5 4EZ Storton’s Pits 1mins 5mins 11mins 14mins 14mins 16mins M1 10 11 All travel times from Google Maps. clover aubergine copper foil ivy steel violet teal ruby saffron ocean straw denim olive terracotta navy SCRIBERS DRIVE KNOT TIERS DRIVE TIERS KNOT WEST STREET WEST N HIGH STREET SCRIBER DRIVE SCRIBER PREVIOUS PHASE DRIVE POND MILL CLOVER STREET CLOVER Development overview This exciting collection of homes is part of PARK CAR MOORCUT DRIVE a popular established development just outside Northampton’s historic centre. Designed for SQUARE THE ease of living, the welcoming new apartment building offer spacious interiors, beautiful HIGH STREET PARK CAR shared outdoor space and on-site parking. PREVIOUS PHASE A bus stop is located right next to the development providing a 22 minute regular service to Northampton and its amenities. CAR PARK CAR CAR PARK DRIVE STROBEL CAR PARK CAR PARK KEY LANE SAXON NPrivate sale Shared ownership Affordable rent PREVIOUS PHASE Communal cycle store ASHBEY WOOD DRIVE Bin collection point Bin storage area ASHBEY WOOD DRIVE Communal bin store SAXON LANE 12 13 The site layout is intended for illustrative purposes only and is subject to change. MILL STREET STROBEL DRIVE STROBEL Elegance and comfort Relax and entertain with style in inviting open-plan living spaces, designed and finished for the ultimate ambiance. 14 Images are for illustrative purposes only from a previous SO Resi 15 show home and purchasers should not rely on these images. Ease and enjoyment Gather at the beautiful heart of your home and share the best things in life. Inspiration and love Create, cook and prepare with pleasure in a highly specified kitchen with your elegant dining area close at hand. 16 Images are for illustrative purposes only from a previous SO Resi 17 show home and purchasers should not rely on these images. Peace and pause Retreat and relish the calm of glamorous bedrooms and luxurious bathrooms that offer a welcome haven at the end of each day. 18 Images are for illustrative purposes only from a previous SO Resi 19 show home and purchasers should not rely on these images. Private sales with My Resi Buy your home outright Choose this option to buy your home the traditional way, with a standard deposit and repayment mortgage on the whole value of the property. You pay a monthly service charge towards the cost of looking after the building you live in, and the usual utility bills and other expenses. When it’s time to move on, you simply sell your home in the traditional way. Shared ownership with SO Resi Start small and build up With this option your initial deposit and monthly mortgage payments are smaller than they would be if you bought your home outright. You buy a share that’s right for you now, and can buy more over time. As well as your smaller mortgage, there are two other monthly payments – a SO Resi payment for the share of your home that Metropolitan Thames Valley owns, and a service charge that pays to look after the building you live in. There are the usual other expenses, like household utility bills too. We’ll help you understand all the costs and work out what’s affordable for you.
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