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C L a Y B O U R CLAYBOURNE CLAYBOURNE STEEPLE CLAYDON STEP OUT INTO YOUR OWN RURAL HAVEN. Set deep in the heart of rural Buckinghamshire, discover a stylish collection of new homes in the sought after village of Steeple Claydon. With the rolling hills of the Chilterns on your doorstep, discover the perfect blend of country life and modern day living. 3 CLAYBOURNE STEEPLE CLAYDON CLAYBOURNE STEEPLE CLAYDON COUNTRY LIVING IN THE MODERN AGE. Welcome to Claybourne - these 2, 3, 4 & 5 bedroom homes offer the perfect balance of traditional architecture with open plan living; modernity and rural charm at its finest. Enjoy Digital illustration is indicative only. country living without compromising on location, with strong connections to Milton Keynes, Buckingham, Bicester, Aylesbury and beyond. 4 5 CLAYBOURNE STEEPLE CLAYDON CLAYBOURNE STEEPLE CLAYDON A THRIVING COMMUNITY. STEEPLE CLAYDON PRIMARY SCHOOL Primary school for 4-11 year olds, rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted in 2015. Also has a nursery for children from 2-and-a-half years old. SIR THOMAS FREEMANTLE SCHOOL Secondary Academy free school for 11-18 year olds in nearby Winslow, rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted in 2018. BUCKINGHAM SCHOOL A PLACE Co-educational secondary school for 11-18 year olds in Buckingham, rated ‘Good’ by TO LEARN Ofsted in 2016. ROYAL LATIN SCHOOL Historic co-educational Grammar school for 11-18 AND GROW. year olds in Buckingham, rated ‘Outstanding’ by Ofsted in 2009. STEEPLE CLAYDON AND THE STOWE SCHOOL SURROUNDING AREA HAVE A prestigious boarding school for the ages of 13-18. In Buckinghamshire, the school encourages A FANTASTIC SELECTION OF intellectual curiosity and focuses on sport, SCHOOLS TO CHOOSE FROM, art, drama and music. Become one of Steeple Claydon’s newest residents, and you’ll be well looked after in a thriving and active community. The village boasts a complete range THE CLOSEST OF WHICH – BOTH UNIVERSITY OF BUCKINGHAM of amenities including a church and post office, pubs, doctor and dentist, PRIMARY AND SECONDARY – Non-profit private university in Buckingham, a convenience store and newsagent, a hairdresser, a couple of takeaways with five faculties offering bachelor’s, master’s and an independent bakery to indulge in. ARE RATED ‘GOOD’ BY OFSTED. and doctoral degrees. 6 7 CLAYBOURNE STEEPLE CLAYDON CLAYBOURNE STEEPLE CLAYDON A haven for fashionistas, Bicester Village and milton keynes are less than 30 minutes drive away. PRADA JOHN LEWIS THE NORTH FACE RALPH LAUREN L’OCCITANE THE WHITE COMPANY ALL SAINTS TAG HEUER WHITEWALL GALLERIES CUISINETHE MUDDY DUCK & THE BUTCHERS ARMS PREZZO LE PAIN QUOTIDIEN FARMSHOP CHAFOR WINE ESTATE LADURÉE THE MITRE Make Claybourne your new home and you’ll be spoiled for choice when it comes to wining, dining and indulging in a bit of retail therapy. From all the local essentials in Steeple Claydon, to the nearby buzz of Bicester Village designer outlet, and the lure of Milton Keynes, there’s no end of options. Of course if you like to keep it rural and authentic, there are farm shops and local produce all within easy reach. Meanwhile, the nearby towns and country villages offer everything from high street dining names to thatched gastropubs with attractive beer gardens. 8 9 27 STEEPLE CLAYDON STEEPLE CLAYDON CLAYBOURNE17 CLAYBOURNE 26 6 PLACES TO DISCOVER 24 & TO CHERISH. 29 33 28 30 5 3 4 34 12 7 8 2 CLAYBOURNE WILL BE THE 14 CLAYBOURNE 23 1 35 32 MOST SOUGHT-AFTER NEW 10 36 31 ADDRESS IN A THRIVING BUCKINGHAMSHIRE COMMUNITY 18 19 – WITH EVERYTHING YOU COULD WISH FOR WITHIN EASY REACH 15 13 20 OF HOME, FROM FAMILY DINING 9 16 21 FAVOURITES TO ESSENTIAL 11 22 AMENITIES AND AN ARRAY OF LEISURE PURSUITS. 25 EDUCATION EATING & DRINKING GREEN SPACES LEISURE amenities 1 Steeple Claydon School 7 The Muddy Duck 13 Sheephouse Wood 19 Great Moor Sailing Club 25 Buckinghamshire Railway Centre 31 Steeple Claydon Surgery 2 Sir Thomas Fremantle School 8 The Butchers Arms 14 Stoke Wood 20 Bicester Leisure Centre 26 Snowzone 32 Claydon Dental 3 The Buckingham School 9 Prezzo 15 Bure Park Nature Reserve 21 Bicester Village 27 Gulliver’s Land 33 Waitrose 4 Royal Latin School 10 The Lucky Star 16 Garth Park 22 Bicester Hotel Golf and Spa 28 Bletchley Park 34 Tesco Superstore 5 University of Buckingham 11 Farmshop 17 Steane Park Garden 23 The London Rally School 29 PureGym 35 Karl’s Bakery 6 Stowe School 12 Chafor Wine Estate 18 Grebe Lake 24 National Trust Stowe 30 Buckingham Golf Club 36 Co-op Food 10 11 CLAYBOURNE STEEPLE CLAYDON CLAYBOURNE STEEPLE CLAYDON BIRMINGHAM NEW STREET 51 mins RURAL LIVING. London Euston 1 hour 28 mins URBAN CONNECTIONS. 35 mins 1 hour 24 mins ST ALBANS 1 hour 38 mins oxford 1 hour 02 mins luton airport 1 hour 53 mins 1 hour 51 mins 43 mins 55 mins milton keynes CENTRAL 30 mins CLAYBOURNE Just 20 minutes from the M40 and 30 minutes from the M1, Claybourne has all the right connections, enabling good access to London, Oxford bicester and Birmingham. To travel by rail, you’ll find Milton Keynes Central around half an hour away. Heathrow, Luton and Birmingham airports can all be reached by car in approximately one hour. 1 hour 55 mins Meanwhile, a station for the new Oxford to Cambridge railway is 22 mins planned at nearby Winslow and is currently set to open in 2023/2024. 12 13 Rail times taken from nationalrail.co.uk based on leaving from Milton Keynes Central. Driving times taken from Google Maps. CLAYBOURNE STEEPLE CLAYDON CLAYBOURNE STEEPLE CLAYDON GREEN OPEN SPACES A wealth of greenery on your doorstep – from rolling hills to woodlands to explore. TRANSPORT LINKS Easy access to the M1 & M40 with mainline rail connections from Milton Keynes Central or Bicester. NEARBY AMENITIES Handy for everything from the dentist to the Chinese takeaway – plus all the essential amenities. EDUCATION OPTIONS A range of well-regarded local choices for primary WHY BUY NEW. and secondary schooling. LOCAL HERITAGE Claybourne has been designed carefully to ensure Enjoy exploring the historic buildings and gardens it is a place you’ll be proud to call your own, with of the Aylesbury Vale. stylish homes that have been finished to the highest specification. Every home has contemporary interiors and blends in beautifully with its surroundings, featuring modern STEPS TO RESERVE design elements which are architecturally in keeping Discuss your requirements with one of our friendly sales with the area. 1 advisors and they will talk you through the homes we Buying a Crest Nicholson home comes with an array have available, finding your perfect match. of other benefits. Unlike a second hand home, there are no DIY projects to tackle and no complicated We’ll then ask you to speak with our recommended upward chains to contend with. Each home has been 2 Independent Financial Advisors who will qualify you finished to the highest specification. What’s more, for a mortgage. heating a new home can cost half as much as it does to heat a Victorian home of the same size*. Features Once your finances are confirmed and your home is chosen, such as quality insulation and efficient central heating 3 our knowledgeable team will complete the reservation help to reduce your household bills and reduce paperwork with you. environmental impact. Remember to bring with you two forms of ID, including *Report by the NHBC Foundation November 2016. photographic (such as a passport or driving license) as well as recent proof of address. To secure your dream home you’ll need to pay a reservation 4 fee of £1,000 (£500 if using Help to Buy). This is payable by credit/debit card or a bank transfer. Our sales team will be with you each step of the way to guide you through the purchase process. 14 15 CLAYBOURNE STEEPLE CLAYDON CLAYBOURNE STEEPLE CLAYDON CHOOSE YOUR HOME PS Claybourne is a new community designed and built with care for 21st century living. Designed to make the most of green space and open country views, the development comes with an abundance of public space, a dedicated play area and its own nature zone with wildflower and water meadow planting. 2 BEDROOM HOUSES 4 BEDROOM HOUSES THE ELMSWELL THE SOMERTON HOUSES 30, 31, 39 & 40 HOUSE 25 THE CALDER 3 BEDROOM HOUSES HOUSES 3, 10 & 27 THE CALDWICK THE HARTLEY HOUSES 1, 4, 5 & 26 HOUSES 8, 9, 19 & 20 FUTURE THE HUNTINGTON HOUSES 28, 29 & 41 5 BEDROOM HOUSES DEVELOPMENT THE ELSENHAM THE TINDALL HOUSES 6, 7, 21, 22, 23 & 24 HOUSE 2 BS CS AFFORDABLE HOUSING PS PUMPING STATION SHARED OWNERSHIP BS BIN STORE AFFORDABLE HOUSING CS CYCLE STORE RENTED V VISITOR PARKING Tenure of plots is subject to change, please consult a Sales Advisor for current information. 16 17 ELMSWELL EN SUITE BEDROOM 1 LIVING W C HALL KITCHEN AC BEDROOM 2 WC BATHROOM DINING GROUND FLOOR SALES PLAN FIRST FLOOR SALES PLAN CLAYBOURNE STEEPLE CLAYDON CLAYBOURNE STEEPLE CLAYDONELMSWELL EN SUITE BEDROOM 1 LIVING THE ELMSWELL FIRST FLOOR Bedroom 1 4.29m x 3.15m 14’1” x 10’4” W BedroomC 2 3.59m x 2.49m 11’10” x 8’2” HALL KITCHEN AC BEDROOM 2 WC BATHROOM DINING GROUND FLOOR SALES PLAN FIRST FLOOR SALES PLAN GROUND FLOOR Kitchen / Dining 4.28m x 2.45m 14’1” x 8’1” Living Room 4.62m x 3.60m 15’2” x 11’10” Digital illustration is indicative only. The stylish two-bedroom Elmswell has a 2 BEDROOM HOME traditional layout and is an ideal first home. The ground floor consists of a kitchen/dining HOUSES 30*, 31, 39*, 40, 70* & 80 room and living room with French doors to the garden, the first floor includes two double bedrooms with an en suite to the master plus an additional bathroom.
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