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Newman House Broch 14-2-19 Low Newman House DERWENT WAY, DERWENTHORPE, YORK, YO31 0RQ A superb development of high quality, environmentally friendly and energy efficient 1 & 2 bedroom apartments Background Derwenthorpe is a Joseph Rowntree Housing Trust development of attractive, affordable, eco-friendly family homes in a digitally inclusive, mixed-tenure community. 'Green' heating and hot water system Derwenthorpe was one of the first large-scale low carbon communities in northern England, meeting demanding targets for reduced energy and water usage. Its ‘green’ heating and hot water system is at the heart of the development. The community uses a district heating system, which means that instead of homes having their own boilers, heating and hot water is efficiently distributed to all homes by the predominantly biomass boilers in the village’s centrally located Energy Centre. The woodchip used in the biomass boilers burns with extremely low pollution effects on the environment (compared to traditional sources like coal and oil) and is sourced locally through both harvesting trees grown specifically for this purpose and recycling forestry thinnings. The Energy Centre generates hot water, which is distributed to homes through underground pipes and then passes through a Consumer Interface Unit to generate hot water for radiators, washing and bathing. Properties Derwenthorpe will eventually offer 489 high-quality environmentally friendly and energy efficient homes which have been expertly designed to be as innovative as they are practical. Careful designs mean this scheme will offer homes to suit the needs of all kinds of buyers, plugging the gaps in the current market with exciting and importantly environmentally conscious 'homes of the future'. The Seebohm Quarter is located off Fifth Avenue and takes its name from Benjamin Seebohm, second of the four sons of Joseph Rowntree. It comprises of a variety of two, three, four and five bedroom flats and houses available to rent and part-buy through JRHT or to outright purchase through David Wilson Homes. Each home has been designed with eco-friendly features including communal biomass boiler heating and a drainage system that prevents flooding. All the apartments have an open plan living/kitchen/dining area and an outside space whether that be a patio, Juliette balcony or winter garden. DERWENT PLACE ST AELREDS WAY DERWENT WAY REFUSE/ RECYCLING REFUSE/ RECYCLING DERWENT WAY SUPER SUSTAINABLE CENTRE (COMMUNITY HUB) ST AELREDS WAY Apartment type A Apartment type B Apartment type C 2 bedroom apartment 2 bedroom apartment 1 bedroom apartment Ground floor – Plots 392, 396, 404, 410, 413 Ground floor – Plots 395, 401 Ground floor – Plot 407 First floor – Plots 393, 414 First floor – Plots 396, 399, 402, 405, 411 First floor – Plot 408 Second floor – Plots 394, 415 Second floor – Plots 397, 400, 403, 406, 412 Second floor – Plot 409 BEDROOM BEDROOM 1 BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 1 BATHROOM BATHROOM BATHROOM LIVING/ DINING LIVING/ LIVING/ KITCHEN KITCHEN DINING DINING KITCHEN Living/Dining/Kitchen 4.48 x 6.62 14’8’ x 21’8” Living/Dining/Kitchen 4.73 x 6.76 15’6’ x 22’2” Living/Dining/Kitchen 10.57 x 3.09 34’6’ x 10’1” Bedroom 1 3.57 x 3.30 11’8” x 10’9" Bedroom 1 3.05 x 3.89 10’0” x 12’9" Bedroom 1 5.54 x 2.82 18’2” x 9’3" Bedroom 2 3.05 x 2.30 9’10” x 7’6” Bedroom 2 3.05 x 2.76 10’0” x 9’0” Bathroom 2.15 x 1.93 7’0” x 6’3” Bathroom 2.15 x 1.93 7’0” x 3’6” Bathroom 2.15 x 1.91 7’0” x 6’3” Area 63.31m 2 678 sq ft Area 59.12m 2 635 sq ft Area 60.25m2 646 sq ft All images used are for illustrative purposes only and are intended to convey the concept and vision for the development/apartments/houses. They are for guidance only, may alter as work progresses and do not necessarily represent a true and accurate depiction of the finished product. Floor plans are intended to give a general indication of the proposed layout only. All images and dimensions are not intended to form part any contract or warranty. Ground floor plan 2 Plot 392 Area 59.12m 2 Plot 395 Area 60.25m 2 Plot 398 Area 59.12m 2 413 Plot 401 Area 60.25m BEDROOM 1 2 Plot 404 Area 59.12m BATHROOM CYCLE 2 STORE Plot 407 Area 63.31m BEDROOM 2 2 Plot 410 Area 57.62m LIVING/ DINING Plot 413 Area 62.40m2 LIFT KITCHEN 410 UP BEDROOM 2 407 BEDROOM 1 KITCHEN CYCLE STORE 392 CYCLE 395 398 CYCLE 401 404 BATHROOM STORE STORE BEDROOM LIVING/ DINING BATHROOM BEDROOM 1 BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 1 BEDROOM 1 BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 1 BEDROOM 1 BEDROOM 2 LIFT LIFT LIFT LIVING/ DINING BATHROOM BATHROOM UP UP UP BATHROOM BATHROOM BATHROOM KITCHEN LIVING/ LIVING/ KITCHEN LIVING/ KITCHEN LIVING/ LIVING/ KITCHEN DINING KITCHEN DINING KITCHEN DINING DINING DINING First floor plan Plot 393 Area 59.12m2 Plot 396 Area 60.25m2 Plot 399 Area 59.12m2 414 Plot 402 Area 60.25m2 BEDROOM 1 Plot 405 Area 59.12m2 BATHROOM Plot 408 Area 63.31m2 BEDROOM 2 2 Plot 411 Area 57.62m LIVING/ DINING Plot 414 Area 62.40m2 LIFT KITCHEN 411 BEDROOM 2 UP 408 BEDROOM 1 KITCHEN 393 396 399 402 405 BATHROOM BEDROOM LIVING/ DINING BATHROOM BEDROOM 1 BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 1 BEDROOM 1 BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 1 BEDROOM 1 BEDROOM 2 LIFT LIFT LIFT LIVING/ DINING BATHROOM BATHROOM BATHROOM BATHROOM UP UP UP BATHROOM KITCHEN LIVING/ LIVING/ LIVING/ KITCHEN LIVING/ KITCHEN KITCHEN DINING KITCHEN DINING LIVING/ KITCHEN DINING DINING DINING Second floor plan Plot 394 Area 59.12m2 Plot 397 Area 60.25m2 Plot 400 Area 59.12m2 415 Plot 403 Area 60.25m2 BEDROOM 1 Plot 406 Area 59.12m2 BATHROOM 2 Plot 409 Area 63.31m BEDROOM 2 2 LIVING/ Plot 412 Area 57.62m DINING LIFT 2 Plot 415 Area 62.40m KITCHEN 412 BEDROOM 2 409 BEDROOM 1 KITCHEN 394 397 400 403 406 BATHROOM BEDROOM LIVING/ DINING BATHROOM BEDROOM 1 BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 1 BEDROOM 1 BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 1 BEDROOM 1 BEDROOM 2 LIFT LIFT LIFT LIVING/ DINING BATHROOM BATHROOM BATHROOM BATHROOM BATHROOM KITCHEN LIVING/ LIVING/ LIVING/ KITCHEN LIVING/ KITCHEN KITCHEN DINING KITCHEN DINING LIVING/ KITCHEN DINING DINING DINING Specification Kitchen Electrical Modern Fitted Kitchen Access to communal satellite dish Integrated AEG Oven Up to 1GB fibre broadband connection to the Integrated induction Electric Hob & Extractor home Fan Freestanding Washer/Dryer (Note: all appliances are to be maintained by occupier and non-replaceable) Heating & Hot Water Stainless Steel Sink Connected to district heating system Space for purchasers own free standing providing communal hot water and heating fridge/freezer and washing machine from a combination of biomass and gas boilers. Each apartment has its own Vinyl flooring interfaced control unit Bathroom General Specification White Ideal Standard ‘Sottini’ sanitary ware Flush finish internal doors Chrome ‘Grohe’ tap Chrome ironmongery Chrome and glass shower screen NHBC 10-year warranty Chrome thermostatic shower over the bath All apartments have access to winter garden, Full height ceramic tiling to bath area, half patio or Juliette balcony. Please refer to floor height tiling to basin and WC plans enclosed Vinyl flooring All properties are accessible by passenger lift Security Audio intercom linked to entrance door Smoke detectors External lighting Secure communal bike store New Build Shared Ownership Responsibilities under the lease New Build Shared Ownership is a scheme which offers those unable to Your main responsibilities will be: afford full ownership the chance to own their own home. Residents To pay the monthly payment on the first of each month. purchase a part share in the property and pay a rent on the remainder. Further shares, up to full ownership, may be purchased at any time. The To pay Water Rates, Heat to the home, Electricity Charges and higher the share you own the less rent you pay. Council Tax. You will need to have enough money to cover the cost of a deposit, To keep all parts of the property, both inside and out in good repair and solicitor’s fees, land registry fees, search fees and mortgage condition, clean and well decorated. survey/valuation fee. You are advised to request your legal representative to go through all Your home will be at risk if you do not keep up the repayments on a the requirements and conditions of the Lease with you before you buy. mortgage, rent, or other loan secured on it. Monthly payment A monthly payment will be due to JRHT. This covers: Rent - which is based on the part of the property which is kept in the Trust's ownership: the more you buy the lower the rent. Service charge – which covers JRHT’s administrative costs and also the cost of Buildings Insurance and maintenance of the building and lifts. Estate Charge – which covers the communal landscape maintenance, maintenance of communal areas. The monthly payment is reviewed on 1 July each year. Any increases will be limited to a maximum of 3 percentage points above the increase in the Retail Price Index. For more information please contact: To be considered for one of the New Build To be considered for one of the rented Joseph Rowntree Shared Ownership properties please properties please bid through Housing Trust contact our local Homebuy Agent: North Yorkshire The Garth Help to Buy North White Rose Avenue Home Choice New Earswick East Yorkshire & www.northyorkshirehomechoice.org.uk York Humber YO32 4TZ City of York Council Dysons Chambers West Offices Telephone: Emma Atkinson or Donna Stead 12-14 Briggate Station Rise on 0800 5870211 Leeds YO1 6GA Email: [email protected] LS1 6ER www.jrht.org.uk 01904 551550 01132 436893 www.helptobuyneyh.couk [email protected] Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the information is correct, this publication is designed specifically as a guide and we reserve the right to amend the plot layouts and specification as necessary and without notice.
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