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Westvale Park It’S All on Your Doorstep crest nicholson at WESTVALE PARK IT’S ALL ON YOUR DOORSTEP Introducing Crest Nicholson at Westvale Park, a collection of traditional homes nestled within a rural setting in the picturesque town of Horley. This new community of homes will bring much needed housing to this popular area. The first phase of 2 bedroom apartments and 2, 3, 4 & 5 bedroom homes will form part of the wider Westvale Park development. With a selection of new homes available and a number of exciting community facilities, this is the perfect place to call home. it’s in the of the NAT UREPlace There’s plenty of space With natural to relax and unwind at surroundings and Westvale Park. Stretch pockets of green your legs and explore open space on your nearby woodland doorstep, you’ll never trails with the family or have to wander far for discover local wildlife a breath of fresh air. hiding amongst the hedgerows. THE PERFECT SETTING FOR YOUR FAMILY You’ll enjoy an unrivalled location living here. Surrounded by towering trees and luscious grassland and bordered by the River Mole and Burstow Stream, these homes offer peace and quiet in abundance. Although you’ll be sheltered from the hustle and bustle, this vibrant community is less than a mile from the centre of Horley and only a short journey away from Gatwick Airport. With the A217 Reigate Road to the west and the A23 to the east, you’ll be perfectly placed to explore your surroundings too. it’s in the of the Place VISIAt the heart of this new The rural setting ON community will be the is reminiscent of a neighbourhood centre, country park - existing which will provide a host hedgerows and of amenities. With outline woodlands will be plans for play areas, a maintained, new habitats community hall, shops, will be introduced and and a pub/restaurant, cycle and footpaths will you’ll never have to connect you to the wider wander far for your area ensuring this is a daily needs. place you’ll be proud to call home. Digital illustration is indicative only. Westvale Park will see the creation of a thriving new There are a variety of homes available, from Crest Nicholson is the ideal choice whether you’re With all the hallmarks of the high quality design, community in Surrey, with a wide selection of homes, apartments to detached houses, ensuring there’s looking to upsize, downsize or simply find your first specification and finish that you can expect from a new facilities and new transport connections all on something to suit every lifestyle. Each home has house to call home. All of our beautiful properties have new Crest Nicholson property, you’re sure to fall in the doorstep. This village-style development will been inspired by the surrounding architecture and been designed using traditional materials, with no love with the details that make our homes so special. offer something for everyone. the creation of character areas throughout ensures attention to detail being spared once you step through there’s a diverse mix of homes on offer. the front door either. it’s in of the the plea surePlace Horley is positioned With vast stretches of halfway between greenery within easy London and Brighton reach, a number of and is located on the large towns and cities Weald, an ancient area nearby and London of woodland situated Gatwick just a short between the North and drive away. This is the South Downs. ultimate destination for work, rest or play. A SMALL BUSTLING TOWN Once an area of wild forest, Horley is now home to a variety of shops, pubs and restaurants. The centre of Horley is a short distance away and there are a number of convenience stores in the area for your everyday essentials, as well as a Waitrose supermarket. The town also boasts a selection of boutique stores and retailers selling a variety of goods, from gifts and furniture to clothes and electricals. The family-run department store Collingwood Batchellor has been in the town for almost half a century and offers a mixture of furniture and homeware. There’s an array of For fitness enthusiasts, entertainment on the there are plenty of doorstep too. You sports clubs in the can catch a show at town. Families are also The Archway Theatre, well catered for, with a positioned under the selection of secondary arches of the railway schools and primary bridge, or you could schools to choose from sample some hearty including Oakwood food in one of the School, Manorfield cosy pubs. and Trinity Oaks. OUT AND ABOUT Crawley is just 6 miles away and whether you love exploring the great outdoors or catching the latest blockbuster movie, you’ll be spoilt for choice. To spot local wildlife or to simply bask in the great British countryside, head to Buchan Country Park where you can explore walking routes and search for the perfect picnic spot. Tilgate Park also has pristine lawns, rugged woodland trails and lakes to discover. If you’re into your fitness out, there are a variety then you won’t want of shops and eateries to miss the K2 Leisure to visit. The County Centre. You can try one Mall Shopping Centre is of the various fitness home to over 90 stores classes, dive into the including Debenhams, Olympic size pool or Laura Ashley and Oasis, de-stress in the steam and an array of pubs room. For those that and restaurants can prefer indulging in some be found in the retail therapy and dining centre of the town. BREATHTAKING SCENERY The historic market town of Reigate is also close by. Situated at the foot of the North Downs you’ll discover some stunning scenery including Priory Park, which has over 200 acres of woodland to roam across. A visit to Reigate wouldn’t be complete without a trip to the castle ruins. You’ll be instantly transported back in time when you visit the site, situated just off of the High Street. Dating back to the 11th century, visitors can explore the castle grounds or take a guided tour through Barons’ Cave. Although Reigate has museums and clothing plenty of heritage, it also stores. Reigate is also has a variety of modern home to a number amenities. Weave your of health and beauty way through the quaint salons and an streets and you’ll find Everyman Cinema, rows of antique shops, which offers a boutique arts and craft stores, cinema experience. London Waterloo 42 minutes London Bridge 42 minutes Brighton 25 minutes TRAIN* Reigate 18 minutes Crawley 12 minutes Gatwick Airport 2 minutes it’s Horley of in the LOCAthe THorley ONPlace Gatwick Airport 8 minutes Reigate 11 minutes Horley is perfectly Horley Railway Station positioned for is on the Brighton main ** Crawley car 20 minutes both families and line and offers trains into professionals looking to central London and both commute into the city. the A217 and the A23 Brighton There are a variety of are also on the doorstep. 44 minutes bus routes connecting * Times from National Rail from Horley the town with Redhill, ** Times from Google Maps London Crawley, Caterham from site 90 minutes and Gatwick Airport. it’s of the in Place comthe fort There’s nothing like the comfort of your own home. Whether it’s sinking into the couch to watch your favourite movie or cooking a Sunday roast for the family, you’ll love coming home to Westvale Park. YOUR BRAND NEW HOME Buying a new home is the biggest investment of your life. Why compromise by purchasing a second hand property with the potential for hidden problems? By choosing a brand new Crest Nicholson home you can take advantage of all the benefits associated with buying new. It’s far more than just a pristine blank canvas to put your own mark on. Typical Crest Nicholson interior SUSTAINABILITY From the eco-friendly materials on the outside to the energy efficient appliances on the inside, sustainable living has been at the forefront of the design process. Each home boasts modern insulation and double glazing, keeping heat locked in. The central heating system is highly efficient, as are the A-rated appliances in the kitchen and the low level lighting throughout. Typical Crest Nicholson interiors The large windows numerous cycle are both stylish and and walking paths functional, as they throughout the encourage natural light development encourage to flood the rooms, sustainable modes reducing the need for of transport. So not only internal lighting. will you be reducing Every home has your carbon footprint also been fitted with by living here, you’ll dedicated recycling be reducing your facilities and the household bills too. it’s of in the detthe ailplace Finished to the highest specification, each home boasts sleek integrated appliances and modern fixtures and fittings. Beautifully designed both inside and out, you’ll be surrounded by style and luxury. Typical Crest Nicholson interior SPECIFICATION KITCHEN & UTILITY ROOMS DECORATION External low energy security light to the front door and rear of homes Fully fitted kitchens with co-ordinating post formed Internal walls painted with neutral Dulux worktops, upstands and glass splashback emulsion throughout Front doorbell Integrated Bosch, A rated ovens: Smooth finish white painted ceilings CENTRAL HEATING 2 & 3 bedroom homes - single oven with 4 ring gas White painted, eggshell finish to window boards, hob (electric hob to apartments) Gas fired boiler system and wet radiator system door frames, skirtings and architraves 4 bedroom homes - 1 double oven with 4 ring gas hob 5 bedroom homes - 2 single ovens with 5 ring gas hob SECURITY & PEACE OF MIND JOINERY & DOORS - Extractor Mains operated interconnected smoke detector, White painted, pencil rounded, eggshell finish - Integrated fridge/freezer to each floor and apartment blocks with battery architraves and skirting boards - Integrated dishwasher back up - Integrated washer/dryer to kitchen in homes White four panel textured internal doors with External door with chrome handles and multi which do not have a utility room.
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