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Charleston COVE Charleston COVE A collection of 2, 3 and 4 bedroom homes set within the thriving new coastal neighbourhood of Cove. A wonderful place to call home Sea breezes, fresh sea air, a welcoming community feel, space and light. These are the words that describe Charleston. A neighbourhood to the south of the city, Charleston blends the best of traditional design with a clean fresh contemporary feel. White exteriors, light grey brick, warm wood all combine with open green space, highlighting the fishing heritage of the past. Neighbours, friends and community are at the heart of Cove and the new shops and cafes within the neighbourhood offer more opportunities to get to know your neighbours. Getting around is easy with thoughtfully designed paths and walkways leading to the stunning north east coast, schools and shops. 1 Nothing beats coming home to Charleston Once a sleepy fishing village, now a thriving suburb to the south of Aberdeen, Cove offers both beautiful coastal scenery and village lifestyle, yet is within minutes of the city centre of Aberdeen, the perfect spot for those seeking the best of both worlds. At Stewart Milne Homes, we never That’s why this brochure includes forget that a home isn’t just where not only the details you’d expect – you live, it’s how you live. And that sizes, specifications and styles – but moving to a new home is a fresh, also shows something of the life you’ll exciting start – and often one of life’s live at Charleston. After all, this isn’t most exciting moments. a sales brochure. This is your new home. 2 3 Charleston is nestled to the east of hustle and bustle of the city. The town be welcomed into an established and Wellington Road, and just to the west of of Cove is far from lacking in terms friendly community. the town of Cove. There is easy access of its own amenities, with the Cove For those working in the popular to the A90, and new AWPR linking shopping centre offering a supermarket, industrial estates at Altens and Tullos, you to the North and South. Life at pharmacist, takeaway restaurants, as Your new neighbourhood Charleston is just a 5 minute car journey Charleston is suited to both those in well as the Cove Bay Hotel, which is a from both. The city centre can be search of an excellent commuter suburb, popular haunt with locals. Surrounded by the beautiful scenery of reached in 10-15 minutes by car or by with plenty of modern amenities on the The town also offers a health centre, public transport. The area is served by doorstep, as well as those in search the north east coastline, and situated just and dental surgery, and is well served 3 different bus routes, all linking with of tranquillity. This old coastal town by local schools. Cove has two local the city centre. can offer plenty of rural and coastal Charleston to the west of the picturesque old fishing nurseries, a primary school and a Cove walks which link up directly with the Nearby locations include: brand new £47 million state-of-the-art village of Cove – this is a wonderful place neighbourhood. secondary school, including a dance Altens 1 miles to call home. Residents benefit from a Sainsbury’s on studio, fitness suite, games hall, six lane Aberdeen City 3 miles the corner, a coffee shop, gift store and 25metre swimming pool, environmental Aberdeen Airport 11 miles hair salon, creating a high street within gardens, grass and 3G pitches. Stonehaven 13 miles 3 minutes walk of home. Community spirit is everywhere in Cove, Dundee 66 miles The beauty of Cove is that whilst you be it supporting one of the two football Edinburgh 146 miles can be in Aberdeen city centre within teams belonging to Cove on a weekend, minutes, or standing in your garden, or attending one of the many community breathing in the sea air, you really feel run events, such as the Christmas Welcome to Charleston. as though you are miles away from the parade, or the summer gala, you’ll Make yourself at home. 4 5 OUR COMMITMENT Each property has its own space OUR QUALITY and outlook, with open space for Charleston has been designed by our At Stewart Milne Homes, we pride socialising, and green paths throughout award winning design team, whose work ourselves on building innovative and the neighbourhood with links to the has gained recognition and awards for high quality homes. Each home is quality surrounding community. Your choice of home its design approach, designing each checked at various stages of it’s build and home to meet the priorities and The varied selection of homes are inspected by the National House Building Within Charleston we’re aspirations of homeowners. all spacious, light and designed with Council (NHBC). contemporary living in mind. All homes Buying a home at Charleston gives you We use quality materials, and apply creating a stunning collection of include well-planned living areas for the reassurance of long lasting value superior craftsmanship and build to entertaining, combined with high and peace of mind. We design all our exacting standards, creating homes individually-designed homes. specification kitchens with integrated homes to be stylish and to meet the that are long-lasting. ever changing needs of family living. premium appliances. All our homes come with a 10 year You’ll find spacious interiors, stunning Every aspect of your new home is warranty, giving you peace of mind. kitchens and attractive exteriors to suit finished to the highest standard, with first time buyers, growing families and great attention to detail throughout. professionals wanting extra space. Reserve your new home early and you’ll Our architects have designed each home have a choice of kitchen porcelanosa to meet the priorities and aspirations of tiles, vanity units and flooring.* Working homeowners. together with you to choose these features is an integral and enjoyable part of buying a Stewart Milne home. *Subject to build stage. Elevation treatments, specification and landscaping may vary from those shown. Please refer to architectural drawings for details. 6 7 Step inside As soon as you step inside a Stewart Milne home, you’ll see and feel the difference. This is no ordinary home – this is something special. A home where clever design achieves the perfect balance between elegance and practicality. Where every fitting and appliance is of the highest quality. Where the renowned Stewart Milne Homes’ attention to detail ensures a superb level of finish. 8 9 Start at the heart... Getting comfortable... The kitchen is the heart of any home, While you’re exploring the kitchen, take Just open two bi-fold doors and you’ll Next stop on your tour; the main living room. For and it’s likely this is where you’ll head a moment to check the fittings and find the space, plumbing and wiring for welcoming friends and entertaining or for relaxing first as you explore. For most families premium appliances, the soft closing a washing machine, dryer and all your at the end of a long day, this is a space to really it’s the busiest, hardest-working room drawers, chrome door hinges, USB laundry supplies from ironing board to enjoy. We’ve designed ours to make the very in the house, so we’ve designed each of sockets - all the little things that make a washing powder. most of what sunlight we get in Britain, with large house a great home. feature windows and, in many homes, French our kitchens to be particularly spacious. Larger homes have a separate utility doors opening onto a patio for a lovely inside- We’ve also taken care to locate the Depending on the location and style room with space and plumbing for your outside living space. In most of our homes, for a kitchen in the optimum position, given of your home, the specification will washing machine and tumble dryer as little extra cost, you can choose to have a fireplace the likely flow through the household. vary, but typically you’ll find beautifully- well as plenty of storage. fitted – there’s a range of styles to choose from Practical connections to a dining or family designed stainless steel hobs, cooker Once you have reserved your new if you’d like to create a traditional focal point in room, a utility space or the garden or hoods, multi-function ovens, microwaves/ Stewart Milne home you then have the the room. French doors make the kitchen more grills, integrated fridge freezers and opportunity to personalise it with a wide stylish and welcoming than ever. Naturally dishwashers. Breakfast bars also feature Different people, different lifestyles - that’s why we range of choices, including; kitchen unit details vary depending on the house in many homes. build homes either with a separate dining room – if finishes, worktops, handles, bathroom style, but the common factor is that we’ve you entertain regularly, a formal dining room may We understand your home needs to be vanity unit finishes and Porecelanosa tiles. thought about how you’ll use the kitchen be essential – or we combine the dining area into functional as well as comfortable so in most, and designed it to work perfectly. a large open kitchen dining space that’s great for many homes, to maximise space, we family and friends alike. have created a practical Laundry Zone. *Choice of kitchen and choice of fittings subject to build programme. Information is correct at time of going to print but is subject to change. For more information 10 speak to one of our team of Sales Consultants.
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