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An Exciting New Development of 1, 3 & 4 Bedroom Family Homes in Bersted, West Sussex An exciting new development of 1, 3 & 4 bedroom family homes in Bersted, West Sussex. RENOIR MEWS 3 2 1 ‘Cherrywood’ at Bersted offers a fine selection of 1 bedroom bungalows, 3 and 4 bedroom houses. All three and four bedroom houses have an en-suite to the master bedroom. Bathrooms are finished using quality 4 white sanitary ware with Porcelanosa ceramic wall tiles. Kitchens and bathrooms are stylish and contemporary and can be suited to your 6 individual tastes. Our homes have been built with attention to detail, bringing together quality finishes, modern materials and energy efficiency to create a comfortable and functional environment. 5 Pallant Homes offers the Government Help to Buy Scheme for home buyers at our RENOIR MEWS Cherrywood development. This scheme enables buyers to purchase new build homes for as little as a 5% deposit. Loan fees on the 20% 3 government subsidy are not payable for the first 2 five years, giving first time buyers and house movers alike an opportunity to purchase their 1 Located in Bersted, in the seaside town of Bognor Regis, Cherrywood is set in a quiet dream home. cul-de-sac location with picturesque West Sussex landscape close by. Bognor Regis offers For more information, and to apply for the a wealth of seaside town facilities with parks, supermarkets, shops and leisure facilities. scheme visit www.helptobuy.org.uk or feel free to talk to our selling agents who would be A leading convenience store is just a two-minute walk from the development. happy to help you. 4 The Cathedral City of Chichester is approximately a fifteen Further afield lie the eclectic cities of Brighton and minute car journey from Bersted and boasts an abundance London approximately 1 hour 15 minutes and 1 hour of activity. Spend your day strolling through the ancient and 45 minutes respectively, by rail. 6 shopping streets and relax at one of the many cafés and Pre-school and Primary education are conveniently restaurants this city has to offer. Enjoy the seasonal festivals, All our new homes include an independent 10 located in Bersted and within walking distance. Bartons art trails, theatres and cinemas or take a break by the water’s year structural warrantee provided by Premier Primary School achieved a ‘good’ Ofsted rating in its last edge and feel the breeze at Chichester harbour. Guarantee to give you full peace of mind when published report. buying your new home. For those with a passion for racing, the famous Goodwood racecourse is a mere twenty-minute drive away. 5 Plots 1 and 4 ROOM DIMENSIONS PLOTS 1 and 4 Living/Dining/ Kitchen 4.1m x 5.8m 13’ 8’’ x 19’ 1’’ Bedroom 1 3.9m x 2.9mUnits 1&412’ 9’’ x 9’ 7’’ RENOIR MEWS 3 2 1 Bedroom Living / Dining 4 6 Hall Kitchen Bath 5 GROUND FLOOR PlotPlots 2 2 and 3 ROOM DIMENSIONS PLOTS 2 and 3 Living/Dining Kitchen 6.3m x 6.3m 20’ 11’’ x 20’ 10’’ Bedroom 1 3.9m x 2.8m 13’ 0’’ x 9’ 3’’ Bedroom 2 2.3m x 3.1m 7’ 7’’ x 10’ 5’’ Bedroom 3 2.6m x 3.8m 8’ 9’’ x 12’ 9’’ Units 2&3 RENOIR MEWS Bedroom 3 Bedroom 3 Bath Bath 3 Store Store 2 Hall Hall 1 Landing Landing E/S E/S WC WC Bedroom 2 Bedroom 2 4 Bedroom 1 Bedroom 1 Kitchen Kitchen 6 Void E/S E/S Void Living / Dining Living / Dining Ground floor Ground floor 5 vaulted ceiling vaulted ceiling PLOT 2 | GROUND FLOOR PLOT 3 | GROUND FLOOR PLOT 2 | FIRST FLOOR PLOT 3 | FIRST FLOOR PlotPlots 2 5 and 6 ROOM DIMENSIONS PLOTS 5 and 6 Kitchen/Dining 5.3m x 4.9m 17’ 7’’ x 16’ 1’’ Living 5.3m x 3.0m 17’ 7’’ x 9’ 11’’ Bedroom 1 4.2m x 4.4m 13’ 11’’ x 14’ 7’’ Bedroom 2 4.9m x 3.0m 16’ 2’’ x 9’ 11’’ UnitsBedroom 5&6 3 3.8m x 2.4m 12’ 8’’ x 8’ 1’’ Bedroom 4 3.1m x 2.4m 10.2’’ x 7’ 11’’ Utility 3.1m x 1.5m 10’ 2’’ x 5’ 2’’ RENOIR MEWS Living Bedroom 2 3 2 1 Landing Hall Cloak / WC 4 Bath 6 Bedroom 1 Bedroom 4 Kitchen / Dining Bedroom 3 E/S Utility 5 GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR Development Specification Each Cherrywood property is built using expert and traditional construction methods, and benefits from a very high specification incorporating quality fixtures and fittings. Internal Finish • Integrated dishwasher (selected units only, • White sanitary ware with chrome taps • Door bell General • White internal doors with chrome in lieu of cupboard) and fittings • RCD cut-out on consumer unit • White UPVC double glazed windows ironmongery • Porcelanosa ceramic floor tiling • Full height tiling to en-suite shower • Fused spur for optional Burglar Alarm with ventilators • Walls and ceilings decorated throughout enclosure • Radiators with thermostatic valves • White UPVC fascia and soffits in white emulsion Utility room (where applicable) • Tile splashback to basin • Combination gas boiler for central • Guttering and down pipes in black plastic • Internal woodwork finished in white satin • Units matching kitchen unit finish and • Thermostatically controlled chrome heating and hot water • French doors to rear garden finish paint colour shower • Insulated to the latest building regulation • 10 Year Premier Structural Guarantee • Vinyl flooring to kitchen, cloakroom, • Laminate worktop and upstand matching • Shaver point standards to create an energy efficient bathroom and en-suite included kitchen home Roof tile colours • Smooth ceilings throughout • Stainless steel sink Options • Anthracite plots 1 2 3 & 4 • Plumbing and space for washing machine • Porcelanosa ceramic floor tiling to Options • Terracotta plots 5 & 6 Options complement wall tiling • Additional power, TV and telephone • Fitted wardrobes to bedrooms Options • Full-height wall tiling points Communal areas • Carpet • Porcelanosa ceramic floor tiling • Heated towel rail connected to central • Additional down lighters in kitchen • A Management Company will manage heating system • Down lighters in bathroom and en-suite the communal areas, open space Kitchen Bathroom • Down lighters • Television aerial communal landscaping and private road • Choice of kitchen units in either • Porcelanosa quality wall tiles • Wireless Burglar Alarm etc. Annual fees will be charged for this, contemporary hi-gloss or shaker style • White sanitary ware with chrome taps Cloakroom (where applicable) please see estimated budget. finish and fittings • White sanitary ware with chrome taps Outside • Kitchen units available in a range of • Half height tiling around bath and fittings • Landscaped front garden colours • Tile splashback to basin • Tile splash back one course above basin • Fenced rear garden with lockable NB: All choices and options are subject to • Choice of laminate worktops with • Hair wash facility on bath mixer tap side gate availability and can only be accepted up matching upstand • Shaver point Options • Rotavated rear garden to certain stages of construction. Please • Stainless steel inset sink • Ceramic floor tiling • Patio area to rear garden in buff check with our Selling Agents for further • Stainless steel built in fan oven Options • Heated towel rail connected to central paving slabs information. • Stainless steel 4 ring gas hob • Porcelanosa ceramic floor tiling to heating system • Designated parking • Stainless steel splash back behind hob complement wall tiling • Porch light to front door • Stainless steel chimney extractor hood • Full-height wall tiling Electrical and Heating • Under wall cupboard lighting • Heated towel rail connected to central • Recessed white down lighters to kitchen Options heating system area • Turfed rear garden Options • Down lighters • Mains linked smoke alarms and carbon • Rear garden cycle store shed with • Upgrade to glass canopy cooker hood monoxide detectors concrete base • Integrated fridge freezer • Television point to living room and • External tap • Integrated washing machine/washer dryer En-suite Shower Room (where applicable) master bedroom (wired to loft) • Porcelanosa quality wall tiles • Two downstairs telephone points Interior images depict typical Pallant Homes kitchens and bathrooms. About Pallant Homes Attention to detail is something that buyers can count on with Pallant Homes. Our houses are designed to sit comfortably in their surroundings and are built with modern thinking and new techniques, bringing 21st century standards of energy-efficiency, comfort and security. During 2015 our last Pallant Homes development was nationally nominated for Premier Guarantee Best Medium Development of the Year and we were finalists Viewing of Cherrywood is by for Social Housing Development of the Year. This reinforces our commitment to How to find Cherrywood appointment only. build excellence in the homes that we produce. Please contact the selling agents: A285 GOODWOOD Our new homes are designed to suit today’s lifestyle. We combine the very best MOTOR CIRCUIT of house building skills with innovative technology and modern materials, offering A286 new home buyers’ quality at ‘value for money’ prices. FONTWELL CHICHESTER A29 Pallant Homes are designed to improve the quality of life for individuals and the BARNHAM STATION community around them. Most importantly, we place our customers at the heart of everything we do. We understand that buying a new home is probably one A286 A29 B2145 Call: 01243 842123 of the biggest decisions you’ll ever make. Henry Adams, our dedicated Selling DELL QUAY Agents will guide you through the entire process. They will be on hand to give email: [email protected] B2166 you the best possible advice and to help take away the stress at every stage. e th B rsted or By N pa ss Henry Adams, 25 High Street, Bognor Regis, NORTH L West Sussex, PO21 1RS. O W E BERSTED R BO When your new home is finished, we’ll arrange a meeting so that you can G N O R R O A inspect it before you move in.
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