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Woodbrook House at Bournville Park New House Farm Drive, Northfield, B31 2FN Woodbrook House at Bournville Park New House Farm Drive, Northfield, B31 2FN An elegant collection of one and two-bedroom apartments available for Shared Ownership 29 homes available Come home to Woodbrook House Clarion Housing is pleased to present Woodbrook House – an outstanding selection of one and two-bedroom apartments available for Shared Ownership in Bournville Park, Birmingham. Set within the former grounds of Northfield’s historic Manor House, and next to Manor Farm Park’s open fields, duck pond and farm, Woodbrook House apartments are also just 15 minutes* away from Birmingham’s vibrant city centre – bringing a wealth of shopping, entertainment and culture within easy reach. Each Woodbrook House home is also built to the highest standards. With a fresh contemporary interior, a fitted kitchen and tasteful exteriors, Woodbrook House residences are perfectly designed for modern living – and the ideal place to make a new home. We understand that choosing the right home is one of the most important decisions you can take. Our simple mission is to make sure that you have the choice of a quality home at the best possible price. Clarion Housing Group has over 100 years’ experience in building new homes. The result is superbly designed, award-winning properties that improve your quality of living. Cover picture: Computer generated image * Journey time source: Google Maps. Travel time is given for an off-peak weekday Picture credits: ‘Bournville’ by Phil Beard; sourced from Flickr. car journey; times may change depending on time of day and traffic. The perfect location Set amongst mature parkland within the former grounds of Northfield Manor House, in the desirable Bournville Village Trust area, the peaceful atmosphere of Bournville Park is the perfect backdrop to Birmingham’s exciting opportunities for shopping, culture and entertainment. For your day-to-day needs, Bournville Park has many amenities within easy reach. Local supermarkets include Tesco, Aldi and Sainsbury’s: for a broader choice of shopping, the city’s Bullring centre is home to 160 high street and designer brands, while Grand Central at New Street Station is home to John Lewis and stores such as Fat Face, Jo Malone & MAC. Local schools rated highly by Ofsted include Saint Francis Church of England Primary, Northfield Manor Primary, Dame Elizabeth Cadbury School, Kings Norton Boys & King Edward VI Five Ways Grammar School. Bournville Park is also close to the idyllic Bournville village with its campus feel and beautiful village green. When it’s time to unwind, Birmingham has a wealth of options – from characterful restaurants and pubs to top sporting events and a huge range of culture. Check out great food at Bohemia, Alicia’s Bakehouse or Omar Khayam, or quench a thirst at The Black Horse and The British Oak; take in shows at the Birmingham Hippodrome and Alexandra Theatre, or catch a film at the city’s Everyman, Empire and Odeon cinemas. For relaxing days out, take a stroll in the city’s Botanical Gardens, watch the cricket at Edgbaston, or check out the National Sea Life Centre; you’ll never run out of things to do in England’s second city. Picture credits, left to right and top to bottom: ‘Old Joe clock tower, University of Birmingham’ by sw77; Information about the local area is based on a variety of external sources: while Clarion Housing ‘New Birmingham Library’ by Tony Hisgett; ‘Birmingham Botanical Gardens’ by Elliott Brown; all sourced from Flickr. makes every effort to reproduce correct information, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. What’s nearby Choose from a range of restaurants, pubs and leisure facilities – or simply take a walk in Bournville’s beautiful countryside. A34 Woodbrook House - Bournville, Birmingham B30 M6 A41 Food & drink Amenities 9 1 Alicia’s Bakehouse 1 Everyman Cinema 2 Couch Stirchley 2 Empire Cinema BIRMINGHAM 3 Cosy Coffee Co. 3 Northfield Health Centre 3 4 6 9 4 Marco Pierre White Steakhouse 4 Birmingham Moor Street 4 Sainsbury’s 1 5 Bohemia 5 Aldi Five Ways 1 6 Las Iguanas 6 M&S Food A45 7 The Black Horse 2 The British Oak 8 Attractions and parks 5 6 9 Be At One 1 Birmingham Botanical Gardens Selly Oak 12 10 New Masalla Merchant 6 A34 2 Edgbaston Cricket Ground 11 Caneat 5 13 10 3 National Sea Life Centre 6 12 The Goose (The OVT) Selly Oak 1 8 4 Birmingham Museum M5 13 The Country Girl 3 Bournville & Art Gallery 1 1 2 11 5 Winterbourne House A38 2 A435 4 5 Schools and Garden 3 5 4 3 6 Cannon Hill Park 7 2 1 Northfield Manor Primary Academy E Northfield IL 2 St Francis Church of England Primary M 1 Fitness & leisure 4 3 Dame Elizabeth Cadbury School 2 3 A441 1 Linden Road Instruction Pool Longbridge 4 Kings Norton Boys S 2 Northfield Pool and Fitness Centre E 5 Kings Norton Girls School and Sixth Form IL M 3 2 Urban Fitness - Bournville College 6 King Edward VI Five Ways Grammar School 4 Everlast Fitness S E IL M 3 Map not to scale, indicative only. Information about the local area is based on a variety of external sources: while Clarion Housing makes every effort to reproduce correct information, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. M54 LEICESTER BIRMINGHAM M6 SHROPSHIRE HILLS AONB M1 M5 COVENTRY M42 RUGBY M40 Transport Links Birmingham Birmingham Kings Norton Kings Norton Birmingham Bournville Park has excellent connections to cities throughout the Midlands and the rest of the UK. Sainsbury’s Botanical New Street railway station Business Centre O2 Academy Gardens station Shenley Lane Northfield St Francis Manor Farm Community Manor Primary Church of England Northfield Park Association Academy Primary Health Centre 6min 7min 10min 12min 16min 20min Wolverhampton min min min min min 5 12 15 24 32 A4123 45min Frankley Worcester Manchester The 61/63 bus stops every 5-10 minutes at the nearby Hole Lane bus stop. M5 min 15 min hr min 61/63 bus Cannon Birmingham 40 2 10 (Hole Lane stop) Hill Park Old Square Stoke-on-Trent M6 20min 30min hr min Journey times are measured from Kings Norton station at peak hours*: 1 15 Royal Birmingham Sutton Lichfield Cardiff Leamington Spa Coventry Oxford New Street Redditch Coldfield Trent Valley Nottingham Central London M40 40min 45min 1hr 30min 15min 20min 34min 57min 1h 32min 2h 5min 2h 23min * Journey times sources: Nationalrail.co.uk, Google Maps and bustimes.org. Train travel times are measured from station (not development) and are for the quickest single service during weekday morning peak hours (6.30am-9.30am). Car journey times are given for off-peak weekday journeys but may change depending on time, day and Map not to scale, indicative only. traffic. Bus journey times are given for off-peak weekday journeys between stops (unless a night service applies), but may change depending on time, day and traffic. Explore 11 Bournville Park 11 Bournville Park is situated on a Key to Site Plan spacious parkland site near the MANOR HOUSE DR picturesque Bournville village in Bournville Park southwest Birmingham. One bedroom Apartments are set within the former One bedroom* grounds of the Northfield Manor House, one-time home of the famous Cadbury Two bedroom family. The area’s existing trees, woodlands Two bedroom* and ponds have also been incorporated into the local masterplan, creating open green Bike storage spaces for your enjoyment. Ground Floor Bin store 113 112 111 114 115 110 118 117 116 1st Floor 2nd Floor 123 133 122 132 121 131 124 125 134 135 120 130 119 128 127 126 129 138 137 136 Map not to scale, indicative only. * Not all apartment types are represented in this brochure - please contact our sales team for further details of the plots that aren’t shown 1 bedroom apartment 1 bedroom apartment Plots 114, 117, 124, 127, 134, 137 – 536ft2 Plots 118, 128, 138 – 590ft2 Note: Flats 117, 127, and 137 floorplans are a mirror of the one shown below. GROUND FLOOR FLAT FIRST & SECOND FLOOR FLATS GROUND FLOOR FLAT FIRST & SECOND FLOOR FLATS KITCHEN KITCHEN C HALL C HALL LIVING/DINING BEDROOM LIVING/DINING BEDROOM WC WC WC WC KITCHEN KITCHEN BEDROOM LIVING/DINING BEDROOM LIVING/DINING HALL HALL C C C = Cupboard C = Cupboard Plots 114, 124, 134 Plots 117, 127, 137 = Main Entrance Plots 118, 128, 138 = Main Entrance The kitchen and dimensions on the following floorplans are for guidance only. Dimensions are rounded down to one decimal point and are taken from the points indicated and are not intended The kitchen and dimensions on the following floorplans are for guidance only. Dimensions are rounded down to one decimal point and are taken from the points indicated and are not intended to to be used for carpet sizes, appliance space or items of furniture. The sq m and sq ft are measured as gross internal areas using the RICS code to measuring. Apartment layouts shown be used for carpet sizes, appliance space or items of furniture. The sq m and sq ft are measured as gross internal areas using the RICS code to measuring. Apartment layouts shown here are here are for approximate measurements only. All measurements and areas may vary within a tolerance of 5%. Wardrobe layouts and locations are indicative only. Balconies may vary in size. for approximate measurements only. All measurements and areas may vary within a tolerance of 5%. Wardrobe layouts and locations are indicative only. Balconies may vary in size. Window Window arrangements may vary from floor to floor. Please speak to your Sales Executive for details. arrangements may vary from floor to floor.
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