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Hanstead Park St Albans Hanstead Park St Albans lindenhomes.co.uk A JOINT VENTURE DEVELOPMENT St Albans Potters Bar A 51 83 How Wood 5 2 M E N A L T E E R T S K R A P River Ver St Albans St Albans E N A L K A O Radlett G U 5 2 M Being located just 4 miles from the centre of St Albans and 5 miles M S A from Watford opens up an immense range of opportunities for E 21 N shopping, leisure and entertainment. What’s more, the woodland, A L wildlife and green open spaces all around, provide a wonderful P O R landscape for a range of outdoor activities. Commuters will also D Heathrow find superb transport links, with both the M25 and M1 nearby, while P LA DRO NE Bricket Wood train station is within walking distance, from where D D A A trains to London Euston take 35 minutes via Watford Junction. O O R R Hanstead Park N L O I A Luton T A T Bricket Wood T I S River Colne B & The North R A fine collection of 2 bedroom apartments and 3, 4 & 5 O N H SA T PLEA LANE T T OUN R M bedroom family houses at Bricket Wood, St Albans. O N Hanstead Park is a fabulous new development, perfectly placed within the thriving Hertfordshire village of Bricket Wood, close to excellent transport links and with easy access to Watford, St E N A Albans and London. It also benefits from a range of local amenities, 6 L L O including nursery and primary schools, shops, post office, medical O H C S centre and dental practice. Further to this, a couple of great local BRICKET WOOD pubs, a community centre and a social club, plus a host of church and community activities add to the vibrancy of the village. M 1 01727 701 423 Watford & London Hanstead Park St.Albans AL2 3UE | lindenhomes.co.uk Yule House 2 bedroom apartments 1 Homes 1-16 2 10 3 11 4 12 1-16 Public pen Space 13 V V The Eveleigh 14 83 83 3 bedroom home 5 CS 6 BS 84 Homes 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 7 15 8 85 85 16 9 84 49, 50, 51, 52, 61, 62, 67, 68, 98, V 17*-28* 85 85 83 V 99, 100, 101, 112, 113, 119, 120, 125 & 126 84 V 17 V 18 Play 85 V Area V 19 The Wren 20 V 86 24 21 4 bedroom home 86 86 25 22 86 86 26 23 V V 27 Homes 69 & 71 28 32 32 32 33 33 31 87 V 77 87 V 87 The Pembroke 30 77 77 29 31 BCP 46 33 46 77 4 bedroom home 29 30 31 Future 45 Homes 29, 30, 33, 73, 91, 93, 94, 95, 96, 30 45 Linden Homes 88 evelopment 71 77 97, 114, 115, 117 & 129 29 76 88 V 71 76 76 46 88 76 89 71 72 45 70 89 70 89 The Mylne 90 4 bedroom home 47 72 76 75 60 72 59 70 75 90 Homes 31, 32, 75, 84, 92, 118 & 127 69 74 90 47 58 69 91 74 75 47 48 74 91 69 73 91 V 57 V 48 74 60 V 74 60 73 The Goodridge 48 Future Potential 49 59 68 V V 59 67 V 92 4 bedroom home BCP V 73 92 93 evelopment 66 V 92 V 50 V 58 65 Homes 35, 43, 48, 53, 54, 69 & 71 58 49 57 64 49 57 63 115 V 93 50 51 115 116 115 114 93 94 50 62 68 61 68 116 114 94 67 94 51 52 67 116 The Aslin 116 51 66 V 117 V 65 66 4 bedroom home 34 BCP 65 V 64 117 114 V 34 34 BCP 52 53 98 35 52 56 V 64 V 95 Homes 63, 64, 65 & 66 63 63 119 119 35 120 V 62 118 116 98 120 53 61 99 62 121 113 100 36 121 53 54 61 118 95 35 36 122 122 117 113 99 100 95 96 The Aslin Executive 37 37 123 123 124 V 96 96 54 98 4 bedroom home 125 124 118 113 36 38 BCP 54 56 99 56 126 V 38 BCP 55 55 125 119 112 Homes 121, 122, 123 & 124 55 126 100 120 112 37 111 101 97 112 V 97 97 39 V 121 111 39 128 122 38 V 128 101 40 40 123 101 V 127 124 111* 102 102* The Grainger 39 V 125 41 102 4 bedroom home 41 127 126 110* 40 127 103* 129 Homes 57, 58, 59, 60, 88, 89 & 90 41 42 110 42 129 128 110 109 103 104* 109 103 104 42 BCP 129 109* 104 43 The Thorpe 43 108 105* 4 bedroom home 43 44 108* 108 107 44 107 105 Homes 70, 72 & 128 107* 105 44 106 106* 106 The Alsop 5 bedroom home Homes 76 & 77 Hanstead The Ripley House 5 bedroom home Homes 34, 44, 47 & 55 The Vanbrugh 5 bedroom home Homes 45, 46 & 56 The Fletcher Executive 5 bedroom home Homes 74, 83, 85, 86, 87 & 116 A�ordable Housing * 1 & 2 bedroom apartments Homes 17-28 B/C Bin collection point V Visitors parking space BS Bin store CS Cycle store Sub station Sheds Development layout 5 bedroom home Yule House 2 bedroom apartments The Fletcher Executive 1 Homes 1-16 2 10 3 The Ripley 11 4 12 1-16 Public pen Space 13 V V The Eveleigh 14 The Alsop 83 83 3 bedroom home 5 CS 6 BS 84 The Vanbrugh Homes 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 7 15 8 85 85 16 9 84 49, 50, 51, 52, 61, 62, 67, 68, 98, V 17*-28* 85 85 83 V 99, 100, 101, 112, 113, 119, 120, 125 & 126 84 V 17 4 bedroom home V 18 Play 85 V Area V 19 The Wren The Wren 20 V 86 24 21 4 bedroom home 86 86 25 22 86 86 26 23 V V The Pembroke 27 Homes 69 & 71 28 32 32 32 33 The Mylne 33 31 87 V 77 87 V 87 The Pembroke 30 77 77 The Goodridge 29 31 BCP 46 33 46 77 4 bedroom home 29 30 31 Future 45 The Aslin Homes 29, 30, 33, 73, 91, 93, 94, 95, 96, 30 45 Linden Homes 88 Yule House evelopment 71 77 97, 114, 115, 117 & 129 29 76 2 bedroom apartments 88 The Aslin Executive V 71 76 76 46 88 76 89 1 71 72 Homes 1-16 2 45 70 89 The Grainger 89 10 3 70 The Mylne 11 4 4 bedroom home 72 76 90 The Thorpe 12 1-16 47 75 Public pen Space 60 72 13 V 70 75 90 Homes 31, 32, 75, 84, 92, 118 & 127 V 59 The Eveleigh 14 69 74 90 4783 58 69 91 83 74 75 3 bedroom home 47 48 73 74 91 V CS 69 91 5 57 V 48 74 3 bedroom home 6 BS 84 60 V 74 Homes 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 60 73 The Goodridge 48 7 Future Potential 49 59 68 V V 85 59 67 V 92 4 bedroom home 15 85 BCP 8 V 73 92 92 93 16 evelopment 84 66 V 49, 50, 51, 52, 61, 62, 67, 68, 98, The Eveleigh 9 V 50 V V 58 65 Homes 35, 43, 48, 53, 54, 69 & 71 17*-28* 85 85 83 58 V 49 57 64 49 57 63 115 V 99, 100,93 101, 112, 113, 119, 120, 125 & 126 50 51 115 84 116 115 114 93 94 50 62 68 V 17 61 68 116 114 94 67 94 51 52 67 116 The Aslin V 18 Play 116 85 51 66 V 117 2 bedroom apartments V V 65 66 4 bedroom home Area 34 BCP V 65 19 V 64 117 114 V 34 34 BCP 52 53 98 The Wren 20 V 35 52 56 V 64 V 95 Homes 63, 64, 65 & 66 86 63 63 119 119 Yule House 24 35 120 21 V 62 118 116 98 4 bedroom home 86 86 120 25 86 53 61 99 22 62 121 113 100 36 86 121 26 23 V V 53 54 61 118 95 35 36 122 122 117 113 99 Homes 69 & 71 27 100 95 96 The Aslin Executive 37 37 123 123 28 32 124 V 96 96 32 54 98 4 bedroom home 32 125 124 113 Affordable Housing 33 36 38 54 56 118 99 BCP 56 V 38 55 55 126 125 31 33 BCP 119 112 100 * Homes 121, 122, 123 & 124 55 126 V 87 120 112 37 77 87 112 111 101 97 V 87 121 V The Pembroke97 97 1 & 2 bedroom apartments 30 77 77 39 V 111 29 31 BCP 46 39 128 122 33 46 3877 V 128 101 4 bedroom home 40 123 40 111* 101 102* 3 bedroom houses The Grainger 29 30 31 V 127 124 102 Future 39 V 125 45 41 102 Homes 29, 30, 33, 73, 91, 93, 94, 95, 96, 4 bedroom home 30 45 Linden Homes 41 88 127 126 110* 40 127 103* evelopment 71 77 129 97, 114, 115, 117 & 129 Homes 57, 58, 59, 60, 88, 89 & 90 29 76 42 110 41 42 88 129 128 110 109 103 V 71 76 76 104* 46 88 109 103 104 4276 BCP 89 129 109* 104 71 72 43 The Thorpe 45 70 43 89 108 105* 4 bedroom home 70 43 44 89 108* 108 107 The Mylne 44 107 90 105 4 bedroom home Homes 70, 72 & 128 47 72 76 75 107* 105 60 72 59 70 4475 90 Homes 31, 32, 75, 84, 92, 118 & 127 69 74 90 106 106* 106 47 58 69 91 The Alsop 74 75 47 48 74 91 5 bedroom home 69 73 91 V 57 V 48 74 60 V 74 Homes 76 & 77 60 73 The Goodridge 48 Future Potential 49 59 68 V V 59 67 V 92 4 bedroom home BCP V 73 92 93 evelopment 66 V 92 Hanstead V 50 V 58 65 House Homes 35, 43, 48, 53, 54, 69 & 71 The Ripley 58 49 57 64 5 bedroom home 49 57 63 115 V 93 50 51 115 116 115 114 93 94 Homes 34, 44, 47 & 55 50 62 68 61 68 116 114 94 67 94 51 52 67 116 The Aslin 116 51 66 V 117 V 65 66 4 bedroom home B/C Bin Collection Point Cycle store 34 BCP The Vanbrugh 65 V 64 117 114 V 34 34 BCP 52 53 98 Visitor Parking Space 5S ubbedroom Station home 35 52 56 V 64 V 95 Homes 63, 64, 65 & 66 63 63 119 119 35 120 V 62 118 116 98 Bin Store Homes 45, 46 & 56 120 53 61 99 62 121 113 100 36 121 53 54 61 118 95 35 36 122 122 117 113 99 100 95 96 The Aslin Executive 37 37 123 123 The Fletcher Executive 124 V 96 96 54 98 4 bedroom home 5 bedroom home 125 124 118 113 Not to scale.
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