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Bransford Green BRANSFORD GREEN RUSHWICK KENDRICK HOMES ESTABLISHED 1880 Behind the name of Kendrick Homes lies over a century of craftsmanship, commitment to quality and pride in a job well done. William Kendrick Today, the fifth generation continues to guide founded the company the company and the founder’s principle of in 1880 and over the quality craftsmanship is still demonstrated years it has completed through the work of Kendrick Homes. many prestigious projects – from Combine this with a skilled in-house design housing to industrial, team, high quality, energy-efficient materials and hospitals, schools and a superb specification and you will find a home of municipal buildings. distinct quality, perfect for modern day living. Bransford Green is a charming development of 2, 3, 4 and 5 bedroom homes close to the City of Worcester. The village of Rushwick has an organic farm shop, well regarded Rushwick has the pub, cricket club and is within a mile of Worcester Golf perfect blend of quiet & Country Club. It is also in the catchment area for an countryside and excellent selection of primary and secondary schools. convenient access The City of Worcester is just 2.5 miles away with a to the amenities wide selection of shops, cafes and restaurants, not and attractions of forgetting the impressive cathedral, a magnificent Worcester. sight as it rises majestically above the River Severn. It has been the seat of a bishopric since the 7th Century and famous since the 18th Century for its part in the Three Choirs Festival – the oldest choral festival in existence. Croome Court is also close by, a mid 18th century neo-Palladian mansion surrounded by extensive landscaped parkland. Now part of the National Trust there is lots to see and do here including several walking routes, exhibitions and a café. Picture left: Clive Griffiths Picture right: Stuart Andrews Picture left: Clive Positioned on a secluded road off the A440, the development at Bransford Green is ideally located for excellent access to the Malverns to the West and Worcester and the M5 to the East. There is a full range of modern, well-planned accommodation to choose from with a style to suit everyone - whether you are looking for your very first home, raising a growing family or downsizing for retirement. TRANSPORT CONNECTIONS Worcester Golf & Country Club ~ 0.7 miles Sainsbury’s supermarket ~ 1.2 miles Worcester City Centre ~ 2.5 miles Worcester Royal Hospital ~ 4.6 miles M5 (junction 7 – Worcs South) ~ 4.9 miles Great Malvern ~ 7.4 miles Croome Court ~ 9.1 miles Cheltenham ~ 26.7 miles Birmingham Airport ~ 39.5 miles All distances are approximate D D ROA FOR ANS Site plan BR 17-1 15 16 14 13 12 11 10 MELBURY 9 MELBURY MELBURY 8 FOXHILL MELBURY FOXHILL FOXHILL HARLINGTON FOXHILL HARLINGTON HARLINGTON BOURNE HARLINGTON 1 BOURNE DENFORDBOURNE MELBURY BOURNE MELBURY DENFORD 2 MELBURY EDGCOTEDENFORD MELBURY DENFORD MELBURYFOXHILL TheMELBURYFOXHILL Melbury EDGCOTE EDGCOTE 5 FOXHILLbedroom home COTHERIDGE 7 6 EDGCOTE FOXHILL TheHARLINGTON Foxhill FOXHILL 5 4 FOXHILLHARLINGTONbedroom home COTHERIDGE COTHERIDGE HANLEY TheHARLINGTON Harlington TheCOTHERIDGE Cotheridge HARLINGTON 4 4 HARLINGTONBOURNEbedroom home 4 bedroom home HARLINGTONBOURNE HANLEY 3 The Bourne TheHANLEY Hanley BOURNE FOXGLOE3 bedroom home 4 bedroom home HANLEY DENFORDBOURNE TheBOURNE Denford The Foxglove BOURNEDENFORD FOXGLOE 4 bedroom home 3FOXGLOE bedroom home DENFORD FOXGLOE TheEDGCOTEDENFORD Edgcote Note DENFORD PlotsSOLD 13-18 are sold 2 DENFORDEDGCOTEbedroom bungalow EDGCOTE EDGCOTE SOLD EDGCOTECOTHERIDGE SOLD Site plan not to scale EDGCOTECOTHERIDGE SOLD COTHERIDGE COTHERIDGE COTHERIDGEHANLEY COTHERIDGEHANLEY HANLEY HANLEY HANLEYFOXGLOE HANLEYFOXGLOE FOXGLOE FOXGLOE FOXGLOE FOXGLOE SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD Ground Floor Lounge The Melbury 3816 x 5328mm (12’6” x 17’6”) Kitcen Plot: 1 Kitchen Family 2700 x 4701mm (8’10” x 15’5”) Family Utility 2760 x 4701mm (9’1” x 15’5”) A stylish five bedroom home with a garage and flexible living space. Dining oune 3816 x 3798mm (12’6” x 12’6”) Utility Hall 1718 x 2676mm (5’8” x 8’9”) S WC 950 x 2060mm (3’1” x 6’9”) Garae WC Garage 4847 x 5300mm (15’11” x 17’5”) inin First Floor Bedroom 1 3816 x 4778mm (12’6” x 15’8”) Ground Floor En-suite 2495 x 2102mm (8’2” x 6’11”) Bedroom 2 4154 x 3107mm (13’8” x 10’2”) Bedroom 3 edroom 4 edroom edroom 3 3816 x 3841mm (12’6” x 12’7”) Bedroom 4 3544 x 2778mm (11’8” x 9’1”) Bedroom 5 W atroom 3748 x 2778mm (12’4” x 9’1”) W Bathroom 2093 x 2628mm (6’10” x 8’8”) AC nsuite edroom edroom W First Floor Floor plans not to scale. All dimensions are approximate maximum room sizes and should not be relied upon for floor or furniture placement. Computer generated image only. Details may vary. Ground Floor Lounge 3816 x 5321mm (12’6” x 17’5”) The Foxhill Kitcen Family Plot: 2 Kitchen/Family 5291 x 5460mm (17’4” x 17’11”) Dining 3796 x 3816mm (12’5” x 12’6”) A spacious four bedroom home with plenty of space for relaxing and entertaining. Utility oune Utility 1860 x 1593mm (6’1” x 5’3”) WC S Hall 940 x 2060mm (3’1” x 6’9”) Garage 3006 x 5300mm (9’10” x 17’5”) Garae WC inin First Floor Bedroom 1 4192 x 4320mm (13’9” x 14’2”) Ground Floor En-suite 2480 x 1893mm (8’2” x 6’3”) Bedroom 2 3816 x 3307mm (12’6” x 10’10”) Bedroom 3 3839 x 3309mm (12’7” x 10’10”) Bedroom 4 3747 x 4299mm (12’4” x 14’1”) nsuite Bathroom edroom 3 2468 x 1702mm (8’1” x 5’7”) edroom W AC S edroom 4 atroom W edroom First Floor Floor plans not to scale. All dimensions are approximate maximum room sizes and should not be relied upon for floor or furniture placement. Computer generated image only. Details may vary. Ground Floor Lounge The Harlington 3950 x 5607mm (13’0” x 18’5”) Plots: 3 & 4 Kitchen/Family 6650 x 4598mm (21’10” x 15’1”) Kitcen Family oune Dining 3950 x 4218mm (13’0” x 13’10”) A spacious four bedroom home with a garage – designed with modern living in mind. Study 3950 x 3756mm (13’0” x 12’4”) S Utility Utility WC S 1880 x 1703mm (6’2” x 5’7”) Hall WC 1410 x 1703mm (4’8” x 5’7”) Window Study Garage to plot 4 inin Window 5327 x 5637mm (17’6” x 18’6”) only to plot 3 only First Floor Ground Floor Bedroom 1 3586 x 3871mm (11’9” x 12’9”) Dressing 1925 x 2312mm (6’4” x 7’7”) En-suite 1400 x 3133mm (4’7” x 10’3”) nsuite ressin edroom 4 Bedroom 2 edroom 3950 x 4135mm (13’0” x 13’7”) AC En-suite 2815 x 1735mm (9’3” x 5’8”) Bedroom 3 3950 x 4535mm (13’0” x 14’11”) nsuite Bedroom 4 atroom 3551 x 3133mm (11’8” x 10’3”) W Bathroom edroom edroom 3 2664 x 2435mm (8’9” x 8’0”) W W First Floor Floor plans not to scale. All dimensions are approximate maximum room sizes and should not be relied upon for floor or furniture placement. Computer generated image only. Details may vary. Ground Floor Lounge Family The Bourne 3816 x 5473mm (12’6” x 18’0”) Plot: 5 Kitchen Kitcen 4067 x 3300mm (13’4” x 10’10”) Family 4319 x 4135mm (14’2” x 13’7”) WC A superb four bedroom family home with an integral garage and stylish interior. Utility Utility 1760 x 1996mm (5’9” x 6’7”) WC Hall Garae 1845 x 1038mm (6’1” x 3’5”) Garage 2983 x 6325mm (9’10” x 20’9”) oune First Floor Bedroom 1 3801 x 3647mm (12’6” x 12’0”) En-suite Ground Floor 1650 x 2307mm (5’5” x 7’7”) Bedroom 2 3160 x 5032mm (10’5” x 16’6”) Bedroom 3 2749 x 3348mm (9’0” x 11’0”) Bedroom 4 nsuite 2630 x 3713mm (8’8” x 12’2”) edroom edroom 3 Bathroom 2410 x 2650mm (7’11” x 8’8”) W W S edroom 4 atroom edroom W First Floor Floor plans not to scale. All dimensions are approximate maximum room sizes and should not be relied upon for floor or furniture placement. Computer generated image only. Details may vary. Ground Floor Lounge The Denford 3313 x 5350mm (10’11” x 17’7”) Kitcen Plots: 6 & 7 Kitchen 4950 x 4050mm (16’3” x 13’4”) Dining 3170 x 3510mm (10’5” x 11’6”) A beautiful four bedroom home with a garage – the perfect blend of style and comfort. Utility S 2059 x 747mm (6’9” x 5’9”) Utility WC WC 1018 x 747mm (3’4” x 5’9”) oune Garage 5327 x 5637mm (17’6” x 18’6”) inin Hall First Floor Ground Bedroom 1 Floor 3373 x 5350mm (11’1” x 17’7”) En-suite 2212 x 2484mm (7’3” x 8’2”) Bedroom 2 2870 x 4107mm (9’5” x 13’6”) Bedroom 3 edroom 4 3207 x 2925mm (10’6” x 9’7”) edroom Bedroom 4 1987 x 2815mm (6’6” x 9’3) Bathroom 3207 x 2332mm (10’6” x 7’8”) W atroom W AC edroom edroom 3 S nsuite First Floor Ground Floor Lounge Bedroom 1 The Edgcote 4159 x 4810mm (13’8” x 15’9”) 4140 x 4760mm (13’7” x 15’7”) Plot: 8 Kitchen En-suite 3428 x 4495mm (11’3” x 14’9”) 1790 x 2221mm (5’10” x 7’3”) Dining Bedroom 2 3428 x 2588mm (11’3” x 8’6”) 4150 x 4174mm (13’7” x 13’8”) A spacious two bedroom bungalow with generous living accommodation.
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