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Avisford Grange Walberton Avisford Grange Walberton lindenhomes.co.uk A JOINT VENTURE DEVELOPMENT Avisford Grange Walberton An exciting selection of 2, 3 & 4 bedroom homes in Walberton. Ideally located in the heart of the West Sussex village of Walberton, and a golf course and is well placed for the A27. For further shopping with Chichester to the west and Arundel to the east, Avisford Grange and leisure opportunities, Arundel is just 4 miles away, while the is a brand new development of traditionally designed, high quality cathedral city of Chichester is also within easy reach. homes, complemented by extensive green open spaces and With the South Downs National Park on your doorstep, Bognor landscaping, children’s play areas, tennis courts and allotments. and the South Coast around 8 miles away and a host of local visitor Offering shops, a village hall, two churches and a village pub, attractions, there are plenty of opportunities for family days out. Walberton also benefits from sports facilities and a range of clubs For commuters, the nearest station is Barnham (2.2 miles) and activities. Avisford Grange is situated close to a primary school for direct routes to London Victoria (84 mins). Avisford Grange Yapton Lane, Walberton BN18 0LS | 01243 928419 lindenhomes.co.uk/avisfordgrange Development layout Avisford Park Golf Club 138 138 138 147 146 145 147 146 139 145 148 LAP 147 BCP 139 146 139 V 148 145 V V 155 140 155 Future 148 140 155 140 167 4 bedroom home Linden Homes 142 156 143 144 154 168 141 Development 156 167 168 175 V 156 141 142 V The Cottingham 143 149 167 144 144 156 156 141 142 154 143 175 175 144 The Fairford 144 150 154 166 174 149 174 150 168 151 157 169 174 The Leverton BCP 149 150 166 166 153 157 157 165 165 169 151 169 The Mylne BCP V 170 N 165 170 151 173 158 The Pembroke 152 153 172 52 158 158 164 152 164 171 173 52 51 50 153 159 172 159 164 170 53 152 164 49 48 52 53 51 173 50 47 46 V 172 171 49 48 159 164 3 bedroom home 47 46 53 160 163 171 51 162 45 50 49 163 The Becket 48 47 45 160 161 36 46 44 162 163 The Elmslie 160 37 45 162 37 38 44 161 37 161 43 44 43 38 39 43 BCP 36 36 2 bedroom home 42 BCP 38 39 2 1 1 40 V 34 The Fontwell 39 2 40 42 34 3 41 4 42 * 6 Existing 41 34 * 3 30-33 5 4 1 40 41 Residential 35 6 7 2 BCP 5 BCP * Affordable Housing 35 26-29 6 * 3 Development 6 4 V 8 Tennis Courts 7 * 5 16 1-2 bedroom apartments V V * 7 9 15 35 31 32 33 V BCP * 2 bedroom home V 17 RC 10 15 16 8 14 14 * 8 13 15 * 16 3 bedroom home 17 30 9 14 29 18 28 9 12 LEAP 17 27 V 26 25 10 25 * 13 4 bedroom home 25 11 24 10 24 18 12 13 11 V 19 19 24 BCP 18 12 V 19 11 20 V 20 23 V 21 LAP 21 22 20 BCP 22 21 23 23 22 V V Community Orchard Village Green Bin Collection Point Visitor Parking Space Rubbish/Cycle Store Local Area of Play Sheds Local Equipped Area of Play Garage Entrance Not to scale. Trees and landscaping are indicative only and may alter during construction. The trees, shrubs and gardens shown are illustrative only. Finishes and materials may vary from those shown here. Please ask your Sales Executive for specific details. M I L A 2 Chichester L 9 R H S O A D E L L B R I D G T A E H 2 E 7 R O E N A A L D YE T S 4 T R WALBERTON 2 E 6 E 1 T 5 A R Y 3 A U P T N O D N E L L A B L A K N E 2 E 2 B 3 2 1 3 3 2 R BINSTED O Y A LANE P A T L O D N Around the local neighbourhood A 7 N E M A L I N A N E 1 A B BINSTED I 2 2 N B 7 2 S 1 R 3 T 3 2 O St Mary’s Church E A D lindenhomes.co.uk/avisfordgrange D Flintcroft Surgery C (Doctors’) H Walberton I C Village Hall H L E A S N T B Distances shown are by road (Source: Google). Fastest journey times are shown (Source: National Rail Enquiries). E XGAL1042/July 2020. E 2 F R 2 O 3 R 3 D R L O A A N ED ST D E BIN LA N E Bury 4 A 2 7 5 6 The Holly Tree (pub/restaurant) A 2 Walberton & Binsted 8 4 C of E Primary School TORTINGTON N I T G R T O O Avisford Park N T Golf Club L A N E L O N Ford D O N R 8 O A FORD D ROAD FORD ROAD 7 8 9 River Arun 9 The Black Horse (pub/restaurant) ARUNDEL Arundel & District Hospital 11 A 2 Arundel Cathedral 7 10 CAUSEWAY THE River Arun 12 Arundel River LYMINSTER A Arun 2 7 Worthing 10 11 Climping, Littlehampton A 25 9 12 & Bognor Regis Arundel Castle Arundel A 2 8 Wetland Centre 4 A 2 L 8 Y M 4 I Arundel Museum N S T E R R O A D Worthing A 2 5 9 A JOINT VENTURE DEVELOPMENT The Fairford 4 bedroom home Avisford Grange Yapton Lane, Walberton BN18 0LS | 01243 928419 lindenhomes.co.uk/avisfordgrange The Fairford First Floor 4 bedroom home Boiler Dressing Bedroom itchen/Breakfast rea Area Landing Cloakroom Ensuite F/F Bedroom Dining Cpd oom Ground Floor Living Room LH 4.66m x 3.07m 15'4" x 10'1" Living oom Dining Room Cyl 3.52m x 3.00m 11'6" x 9'10" Bedroom Kitchen/Breakfast Area Bedroom Hall Study 5.22m x 5.16m 17'1" x 16'11" Bathroom Study Cpd 3.00m x 2.65m 9'10" x 8'8" First Floor Bedroom 1 5.16m x 3.56m 16'11" x 11'8" Bedroom 2 3.90m x 3.13m 12'9" x 10'3" Ground Floor Bedroom 3 3.66m x 3.04m 12'0" x 9'11" Bedroom 4 Boiler 3.10m x 3.04m 10'2" x 9'11" Dressing Bedroom itchen/Breakfast rea Area Landing Cloakroom LH Loft hatch F/F Integrated fridge freezer Cyl Hot water cylinderEnsuite Measuring points F/F Bedroom Dining Cpd Cupboard Cpd oom Please note, floorplans and dimensions are taken from architectural drawings and are for guidance only. Dimensions stated are within a tolerance of plus or minus 50mm. Overall dimensions are usually stated LH and there may be projections into these. With our continual improvement Living oom policy we constantly review our designs and specification to ensure we deliver the best product to our customers. Computer generatedCyl images not to scale. Finishes and materials may vary and landscaping is illustrative only. Kitchen layoutsBedroom are indicative only and may change. To confirm specific details on our homes please ask your Sales Executive. Bedroom Hall Study XGAL1042/July 2020. Bathroom Cpd A JOINT VENTURE DEVELOPMENT The Fontwell 2 bedroom home Avisford Grange Yapton Lane, Walberton BN18 0LS | 01243 928419 lindenhomes.co.uk/avisfordgrange First Floor The Fontwell 2 bedroom home Boiler Ensuite Dining Bedroo Area Kitchen F/F Cpd Cpd Cloaroom athroom Ground Floor LH Living Room 3.70m x 3.68m 12'2" x 12'1" Kitchen/Dining Area Cpd Liing oom 4.64m x 3.61m 15'3" x 11'9" Hall Bedroo First Floor Bedroom 1 3.61m x 3.57m 11'9" x 11'8" Bedroom 2 4.64m x 2.70m 15'3" x 8'10" Ground Floor Boiler Ensuite Dining Bedroo Area Kitchen F/F LH Loft hatch Measuring points Cpd Cupboard F/F Space for fridge freezer Cpd Cpd Cloaroom Please note, floorplans and dimensions are taken from architectural drawings and are for guidanceathroom only. Dimensions stated are within a toleranceLH of plus or minus 50mm. Overall dimensions are usually stated and there may be projections into these. With our continual improvement policy we constantly review our designs and specification to ensure we deliver the best product to our customers. Computer generated images not to scale. Finishes and materials may vary and landscaping Cpd is illustrative only. Kitchen layouts are indicative only and may change. Liing oom To confirm specific details on our homes please ask your Sales Executive. XGAL1042/July 2020. Hall Bedroo A JOINT VENTURE DEVELOPMENT The Becket 3 bedroom home Avisford Grange Yapton Lane, Walberton BN18 0LS | 01243 928419 lindenhomes.co.uk/avisfordgrange The Becket 3 bedroom home First Floor Boiler Utility Landing Bedroom Kitchen Cpd Bathroom LH F/F Living oom Cloakroom Cpd Ground Floor Living Room Dining Bedroom 5.59m x 3.33m 18'4" x 10'11" Area Bedroom Kitchen/Dining Area Hall 5.59m x 2.93m 18'4" x 9'7" Ensuite First Floor Bedroom 1 3.40m x 3.36m 11'2" x 11'0" Bedroom 2 3.38m x 3.00m 11'1" x 9'10" Bedroom 3 2.99m x 2.51m 9'10" x 8'2" Ground Floor Boiler Utility Landing Bedroom Kitchen Cpd Bathroom LH F/F Living oom Cloakroom Cpd Dining Bedroom Area LH Loft hatch Bedroom Measuring points Cpd Cupboard Hall F/F Space for fridge freezer Ensuite Please note, floorplans and dimensions are taken from architectural drawings and are for guidance only.
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