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GLEBE MEADOWS a Step on the Ladder a Nd a Foot in the Door GLEBE MEADOWS A step on the ladder a nd a foot in the door Introducing L&Q at Glebe Meadows, a contemporary new development offering a collection of high-quality homes situated on the outskirts of Milton Keynes. This stunning collection of 2 and that is within walking distance of your 4 bedroom houses, will create a home. Make your mark as part of this vibrant community where plenty thriving new community. of local amenities are lined up for the future. An exemplary specification is included and we have made sure to include The location of L&Q at Glebe everything that you need in your new Meadows means you are close home from the very outset. You’ll enough to enjoy the bustling town enjoy the comforts of your own of Milton Keynes, but also able to private garden, turfed and ready to indulge in the peaceful countryside enjoy all year round. Image depicts a typical L&Q show home 3 We provide the home a n d you ma ke it your own 4 5 Image is a CGI and is for indicative purpose only The essentials you need and all close at hand Homes with plenty Beautiful countryside Paths and cycle routes of space to grow in the surrounding area on your doorstep Plenty of restaurants and bars In the catchment of Ofsted Good Four local supermarkets in central Milton Keynes primary and secondary schools close to home Two shopping Several business Handy access centres nearby centres nearby to the A421 and M1 6 7 ON RD T VER OL W M1 AY AY TEED W T S W DANS H3 MONK S ON X A S AY NewS Wroots andH3 MON Kyour routes A509 AY M1 TEED W DANS 8 6 A509 4 M1 Milton Keynes Y A 10 CHAFFRON W S A X ON S A421 3 T AY BURNEY DRIVE CHAFFRON W 7 1 A5 5 W ATLING S GROVEWAY T 2 9 A5 T S 1. Wavendon Community Centre L L W BRICKHILL RD I 11 BO 2. Woburn Sands Station H K 3. Milton Keynes Central C I R 4. Tesco Extra B 0 1 5. Milton Keynes University V Hospital STA TION RD 6. Freedom Leisure W ATLING S 7. Kents Hill Park Bletchley 8. Gulliver’s Dinosaur and Farm Park T 9. The National Bowl 10. Kingston Centre 11. Bow Brickhill Station Y A Y A 34 ANDING W T B40 S WHADDON W A5 Sports Wildlife Culture Eat & Drink Parks Shopping You’ll find plenty to keep you If you’re looking for more of a wild For entertainment of an evening, look Fancy some food and a drink Enjoy amazing countryside views and Find a great selection of high street physically active in the area with ride, take a trip to Woburn Safari no further than The Stables Theatre; an without having to leave the comfort scenic walks in and around Wavendon brands and department stores at Nuffield Health at Kents Hill Park containing multiple species intimate venue that is home to big of the village? The Wavendon Arms such as in Kents Hill Park. The Park is The Centre:mk shopping centre, Park offering different sport and such as giraffes, tigers, and monkeys, names in the world of jazz, classical, is a short walk away and offers a bar, part of 6,000 acres of green space housed in a Grade II listed building exercise options. all from the comfort of your own car. and rock music. and restaurant, all rolled into one. throughout Milton Keynes. on Saxon Gate road. Nuffield Health Centre Woburn Safari Park The Stables Theatre The Wavendon Arms Kents Hill Park The Centre:mk 5.6 miles by bike/car* 4.5 miles by car* 2.1 miles by bike* 1 mile by bike/car* 2.3 miles by bike* 4.9 miles by car* 10 * Distances taken from google.co.uk/maps 11 Relax, unwind and make the most of the countryside 12 13 You couldn’t be better located Milton Keynes Central The Wavendon Arms At L&Q at Glebe Meadows, Having Woburn Sands railway station nearby, you will be easily connected to Bletchley in just you are very well-connected 11 minutes and Bedford in 31 minutes. to the areas around you. With the centre of Milton Keynes Milton Keynes Central railway station is convenient for commuters as it sits just 5.5 just under 6 miles away and miles away, reachable in only 11 minutes. With Woburn Sands 1.1 miles away, direct trains into London Euston taking 35 minutes, London is easily reached, whether it there is plenty to explore. be for business or leisure. If you’re looking to travel further afield however, London Luton Airport is 32 minutes away by car. Train times taken from nationalrail.co.uk Distances taken from google.co.uk/maps Local imagery 15 By rail from To the airports by car By road from By cycle from Milton Keynes Central from L&Q at Glebe Meadows L&Q at Glebe Meadows L&Q at Glebe Meadows Bletchley 7 mins Luton 32 mins Milton Keynes city centre 10 mins Woburn Sands Station (2.5 miles) 12 mins Leighton buzzard 12 mins Heathrow 54 mins M1 12 mins Milton Keynes Central (5.5 miles) 33 mins Berkhamsted 27 mins Cambridge 55 mins Bedford 22 mins Watford Junction 33 mins Stansted 1 hr 10 mins Northampton 43 mins Train times taken from nationalrail.co.uk London Euston 35 mins London City 1 hr 16 mins Cambridge 55 mins Distances taken from google.co.uk/maps 16 17 Mid morning bites and afternoon delights 18 19 1 2 Live life to the fullest 3 When you choose a home at L&Q at Glebe Meadows, you introduce yourself to a varied lifestyle with something to suit everyone. Wavendon is situated close to L&Q at Glebe Meadows and can trace its history back to its listing as an Anglo Saxon Chronicle of 969, known back then as Wafundun. The village sits to the south east of the Borough of Milton Keynes. Should you choose to make L&Q at Glebe Meadows your home, you won’t have to go very far to find things to fill it with. A short drive away, central Milton Keynes shopping centre, which offers a wide range of shops, department stores, and restaurants. Comprised of two adjacent shopping centres; Centre:MK and 4 5 Intu Milton Keynes, all of your shopping needs will be covered in one versatile shopping experience. Wavendon and its surrounding areas offer a variety of 1. Milton Keynes Town Centre 2. Grand Union Canal schooling options for your child, no matter the level they 3. Caldecotte Lake require. With an array of local primary schools, secondary 4. Campbell Park schools, and grammar schools in the surrounding areas, and 5. Willen Park The Open University, known for its long distance learning, there are plenty of options available. In addition to this, an ‘All-Through’ school (which caters for children from reception through to year 11) is being built as part of the wider Glebe Farm development and is expected to be open from September 2022 in several phases according to local demand. 20 High quality specification a n d a good work li fe bala nce 22 23 Specification All the homes located within L&Q at Glebe Meadows have a high quality specification throughout and will be covered by NHBC warranty. Each home will have allocated parking, shed and a turfed garden including paving. Kitchen Electrical and Heating – Contemporary Moores kitchen with soft – White switches and sockets to all rooms. close doors and drawers in white – LED chrome downlighters to the main bathroom, – ‘Tippo Grey’ worktop with matching upstand kitchen and en suite if applicable. Where a house features an open-plan kitchen / dining / lounge, – Under cabinet LED lighting there will be downlighters throughout this area – Stainless steel splashback behind hob – Pendant lighting to bedrooms, hall, landing and – Stainless steel 1 ½ bowl sink with chrome living / dining areas mixer tap – Television points to the lounge and master bedroom – Fully integrated Zanussi appliances including – Mains operated ceiling mounted smoke detector oven, induction hob, extractor hood, fridge/ freezer, washing machine and a full-size dishwasher Bathroom General – Chrome bath, shower and basin taps – Amtico flooring to open-plan living/ kitchen/ dining areas, ground floor hallways, kitchens – Contemporary white sanitary-ware and bathrooms – Bath with glass shower screen – Neutral fitted carpets to lounge, first floor – Chrome heated towel rail hallways, stairs and bedroom – Full height width mirror to wall and above – Built in sliding mirrored wardrobes to master toilet and basin (if they are on the same wall) bedroom with a shelf and hanging rail – White shaver socket. 2 bedroom houses in – White emulsion to all walls and ceilings the bathroom only. 4 bedroom houses in the – White gloss woodwork bathroom and en suite – To the exterior, homes will include an outdoor – Ceramic tiles in the bathroom and downstairs tap, chrome door number and front gardens cloakroom walls will be landscaped in accordance with the – Tiling is half-height to the walls where landscape design sanitary-ware is fitted but full-height tiling is – External lighting to the front & rear of the property applied to the bath and shower area – Rear gardens will include turf, a paved area, a rotary dryer and a shed The specification of the properties is correct at the date of print but may change as building works progress. Any images are indicative of the anticipated quality and style of the specification and may not represent the actual furnishings and fittings of the properties.
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