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Roman Heights Streethay a New Home Phase 2 Roman Heights Streethay A new home. The start of a whole new chapter for you and your family. And for us, the part of our job where bricks and mortar becomes a place filled with activity and dreams and fun and love. We put a huge amount of care into the houses we build, but the story’s not finished until we match them up with the right people. So, once you’ve chosen a Miller home, we’ll do everything we can to make the rest of the process easy, even enjoyable. From the moment you make your decision until you’ve settled happily in, we’ll be there to help. Living in Roman Heights 02 Welcome home 06 Floor plans 08 Specification 20 How to find us 28 Roman Heights 01 Plot Information SUDS Ashford N See Page 08 Castleton See Page 09 Milton BCP See Page 10 572 573 571 BCP Stanton 572 573 See Page 11 574 570 571 575 584 574 574 Melbourne 570 576 583 585 See Page 12 POS 575 569 568 583 584 586 BCP 576 585 569 Ingleby 582 600 586 577 599 598 587 See Page 13 568 597 559 577 596 588 559 582 595 587 588 581 600 593 599 598 Repton 597 560 596 594 595 See Page 14 558 BCP 589 580 BCP 594 593 558 561 581 592 602 602 603 567 603 604 604 605 Calver 560 561 605 606 606 591 See Page 15 566 580 592 579 601 589 562 607- 567 565 562 566 579 608 615 590 Birchwood 615 591 565 601 602 603 604 590 See Page 16 563 578 605606 607 564 578 616 608 614 636 563 614 636 Aston 613 612 611 610 609 See Page 17 615 617 625 616 618 613 612 564 619 611 617 BCP 610 619 Charlesworth 618 BCP 609 625 635 624 635 See Page 18 620 500 500 620 634 637 624 637 Kedleston 501 623 See Page 19 507 623 502 BCP 501 503 622 634 644 638 Affordable 502 638 622 643 639 503 BCP 621 644 Housing 508 BCP 504 509 621 639 506 512 BCP 640 508 510 507 511 641 504 643 642 505 532 627 640 509 512 627 642 534 626 510 511 513 628 505 515 641 533 535 531 532 506 516 521 514 534 514 515 513 536 626 629 517 514 533 628 516 535 BCP 530 531 516 633 629 630 BCP 518 517 545 537 632 529 530 545 648 649 649 517 543 536 633 630 650 519 518 544 542 518 BCP 631 520 541 647 528 519 540 632 646 529 544 537 631 Pumping Station 519 523- 538 648 520 650 520 543 645 521 524 543 542 527 522 541 647 651 522 522 528 523 646 524 538 526 539 654 645 547 540 547 540 652 546 539 652 525 549 653 651 548 BCP 527 655 526 BCP 654 525 557 546 550 653 548 656 657 557 551 655 549 551 664 556 550 BCP 656 657 POS 555 552 552 556 BCP District Park 665 664 554 667 666 665 555 553 554 658 667 666 663 659 662 553 658 660 663 BCP 553 661 662 659 661 660 PHASE 1 The artist’s impressions (computer-generated graphics) have been prepared for illustrative PHASE 1 purposes and are indicative only. They do not form part of any contract, or constitute a representation or warranty. External appearance may be subject to variation upon completion of the project. Please POS note that the site plan is not drawn to scale. Quality of life is about the details of everyday living. From the little things, like knowing the nearest place to pick up a pint of milk, to more important matters like finding the right school or having a health centre nearby, you need to know that the community you’re moving to will support you and your family, as well as being a pleasant place to live. So here’s some useful information about the area around Roman Heights. While its name reflects the Roman road that runs by the development, Roman Heights also offers excellent access to modern transport. Lichfield Trent Valley Station, less than a mile away, is a stop for services between Crewe and London Euston, with trains approximately once an hour and travel into the capital taking just over an hour and a half. The station’s high-level platform is the terminus of the services to Redditch via Birmingham, with New Street station around 40 minutes away. Close to the A38 and just four miles from the M6 Toll motorway, Roman Heights is close to frequent bus services serving Burton upon Trent and several local villages as well as Lichfield city centre. The bus trip into Lichfield takes just over ten minutes. There is a well- equipped children’s playground a few minutes walk from the development, and superb opportunities for walking in the local countryside and enjoying the colourful pleasure craft on the Coventry Canal. The Plough, in Huddlesford, is a traditional, family- friendly country pub and restaurant which can be reached by a pleasant canal- side walk of less than a mile. 04 The artist’s impressions (computer- generated graphics) have been On the edge of the beautifully maintained residential village prepared for illustrative purposes and are indicative only. They do not form part of any contract, of Streethay, just a mile from the heritage city of Lichfield, or constitute a representation or warranty. External appearance may be subject to variation this attractively landscaped neighbourhood of energy-efficient upon completion of the project. two, three, four and five bedroom homes harmonises perfectly with its prestigious, sought-after location. Buffered by green spaces, and within a pleasant stroll of the marinas and towpath walks of the Coventry Canal, the development combines a timeless, peaceful appeal with excellent transport links. Welcome to Roman Heights Phase 2... Ground Floor First Floor Ground Floor First Floor Ashford Living/Dining Master Bedroom Lounge Master Bedroom Castleton 4.065m max x 4.791m max 4.065m max x 3.041m 3.080m x 5.450m 3.138m x 3.440m max Overview 13’4” x 15’9” 13’4” x 10’0” 10’1” x 17’11” 10’4” x 11’3” Overview With its stylish frenchMast er Front-facing windows doors bringing an BedroomKitchen Bedroom 2 Dining En-Suite are accompanied airy, open quality, 1.932m x 3.540m 4.065m max x 3.030m max 2.556m x 2.998m 1.933m x 1.693m by french doors and garden access 6’4” x 11’7” 13’4” x 9’11” 8’5” x 9’10” 6’4” x 5’7” in both the kitchen adding an extra level WC Bathroom Kitchen Bedroom 2 and dining room and of flexibility, the living 0.897m x 2.137m 1.700m x 2.167m 2.556m x 2.452m 2.594m x 2.863m the lounge, filling the room is a welcoming 2’11” x 7’0” 5’7” x 7’1” 8’5” x 8’1” 8’6” x 9’5” rooms with natural setting for convivial light. The three entertaining as well WC Bedroom 3 bedrooms, one of as a comfortableLa nding 1.590m x 0.949m 2.594m x 1.859m them with an en-suite place to relax with 5’3” x 3’1” 8’6” x 6’1” shower room, are a favourite film. reached via a bright Bathroom Bathroom feature landing. 2.048m x 1.917m Floor Space Landing 6’9” x 6’3” 737 sq ft Bedroom 3 Bathroom Floor Space 921 sq ft Plots 530*, 531, Plots 540*, 541,St 580, 581, 596* 548*, 549, 550, 578*, 579, 615*, 616, 640*, Bedroom 2 St 641, 643*, Master Bedroom 2 Bedroom 644, 647*, 648 En-Suite Ground Floor First Floor Ground Floor First Floor Landing WC Bedroom 3 Bathroom Dining Master St Bedroom Living/ Dining Lounge St Master Bedroom Kitchen Bedroom 2 St Landing Hall En-Suite Bathroom Hall St Bedroom 2 Kitchen WC WC * Plots are a mirror image * Plots are a mirror image of plans shown above of plans shownDining above St Photography/CGI represents typical Miller Homes’ interiors and exteriors. Please Photography/CGI represents typical Miller Homes’ interiors and exteriors. Please note elevational treatments may vary. All plans in this brochure are not drawn to scale note elevational treatments may vary. All plans in this brochure are not drawn to scale and are for illustrative purposes only. Consequently, they do not form part of any and are for illustrative purposes only. Consequently, they do not form part of any contract. Room layouts are provisional and may be subject to alteration. Please refer contract. Room layouts are provisional and may be subject to alteration. Please refer Lounge 08 Roman Heights to the ‘Important Notice’ section at the back of this brochure for more information. to the ‘Important Notice’ section at the back of this brochure for more information. Roman Heights 09 Kitchen Hall Living/ Dining St Hall Kitchen WC Ground Floor First Floor Ground Floor First Floor Milton Lounge Master Bedroom Lounge Master Bedroom Stanton 3.673m max x 5.450m 3.138m x 3.440m max 3.673m max x 5.450m 2.711m x 3.497m max Overview 12’1” x 17’11” 10’4” x 11’3” 12’1” x 17’11” 8’11” x 11’6” Overview The magnificent The breathtaking triple-aspect lounge, Dining En-Suite Dining En-Suite dual aspect lounge with its dramatic 2.556m x 2.998m 1.933m x 1.693m 2.382m x 2.589m 2.403m max x 1.680m incorporates a bay central bay window 8’5” x 9’10” 6’4” x 5’7” 7’10” x 8’6” 7’11” x 5’6” window, creating and french doors, Kitchen Bedroom 2 Kitchen Bedroom 2 an inspiring, light- presents an filled social space.
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