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How to Find Us APARTMENT SPECIFICATION HOW TO FIND US A MODERN DEVELOPMENT A9 Ramsey OF 8 LUXURY APARTMENTS Rugby Club OVERLOOKING MOORAGH LAKE Park Rd Grove Mount Lakeside Ramsey & District Apartments Cottage Hospital H Bride A13 M Jurby Windsor Mount o Andreas o Mooragh Promenade r Sulby a Lakeside The Cronk g A3 Ramsey A9 h Premier Ramsey A3 A9 Rd Glen Auldyn L Apartments A2 a Rugby Club k Park Rd A18 Kirk Michael e Park Rd Bowring Rd A3 ISLE OF MAN A2 Grove Mount A3 Peel Injebreck Ramsey & District Laxey Windsor Rd 1 2 A18 Ramsey AFC Ballig Baldrine Cottage Hospital A1 A2 Onchan H Old River Rd Dalby Foxdale N Shore Rd Bride M Glen A5 DOUGLAS Rushen A9 A13 Jurby Windsor Mount o A3 Andreas The Northerno Mooragh Promenade A5 Port Soderick r Colby Swimminga Pool A7 The Cronk Sulby g Port A5 Ramsey h Erin A3 Premier Castletown A3 A9 Rd Glen Auldyn L A2 a Port Derby Rd Park Rd k St Mary A18 Kirk Michael Su e lby Bowring Rd Riv A3 ISLE OF MAN er A2 Poyll Dooey Rd Library/Town Hall A3 Peel Injebreck Laxey SwingWindsor BridgeRd Ballig A18 Ramsey AFC Baldrine Bircham Ave A1 A3 A2 Onchan Old River Rd Dalby Foxdale Christian St N Shore Rd Glen A5 DOUGLAS Lezayre Rd A2 Rushen RAMSEY A9 A3 A3 The Northern A5 Port Soderick Colby Ramsey Swimming Pool A7 A18 Port A5 Golf Club Erin Castletown A2 Port Derby Rd 3 4 St Mary Prince’s Rd Crossags Ln Su lby R iver Poyll Dooey Rd Library/Town Hall Swing Bridge Bircham Ave A3 INTERIOR FINISHES � LED lighting BY CAR Christian St Specification: � Hardwood oak nished doors � Oak ooring From the Airport take the A5 to Douglas How To Lezayre Rd A2 and from thereRAMSEY follow signs for Ramsey with chrome ironmongery A3 � Fitted carpets BATHROOMS A18 Mountain Road. Once in Ramsey High Quality Ramsey A18 continue straight ahead at the tra c lights � Matt emulsion nish to walls � Full height wall and oor Find Us... Golf Club at the cross road facing the Library/Town Specification For and ceilings ceramic tiles Lakeside A2 Hall this becomes the A9 Bowring Road Apartments Prince’s Rd � Satin gloss woodwork � Heated chrome towel rails Crossags Ln once over the estuary/River Sulby turn Your New Home � Brushed chrome light and � ‘Roca’ concealed cistern WC and right on to North Shore Road. Drive past socket fronts so close lid For further information, please call... the football ground and Mooragh Park on � Built in ‘Roca’ bath and mixer tap your le . Turn le onto Park Road. KITCHEN AND UTILITY: We’ll be happy to assist you � Low level shower tray and glass door The Lakeside Apartments are � ‘Schuller’ German tted units, � Mirrored wall cabinets with oak located in the coastal town of BY AIR cream gloss doors with brushed shelving and shaver point Ramsey on the Isle of Man Scheduled ights operate regularly from chrome handles, black quartz work surfaces and breakfast bar � Wall mounted ‘Roca’ sink unit and overlooking Mooragh Lake the UK and Ireland. storage with oak drawer fronts � ‘Ne ’ full built-in appliance package � ‘Grohe’ shower system including ceramic hob, curved glass Development Postcode: IM8 3AR extractor, oven, combi microwave � LED lighting Fairway Construction Ltd and dishwasher 33 Queens Pier Apartments WARRANTY � Bowl and a half undermounted Ramsey sink and drainer with single level tap � 10 year structural warranty Isle of Man IM8 1EW Image 1: Wake to an overlooking view of Mooragh Lake Image 2: Convenient open plan layout Image 3: Step out to the balcony or patio and enjoy the peaceful surroundings Image 4: Luxury fully Telephone: 07624 435678/497162 tiled bathroom Email: [email protected] THE LOCATION THE DEVELOPMENT Balcony Balcony THE APARTMENTS Number Of Apartments: 8 Number of Bedrooms: 3 Total Floor Area: 147.33m2 Balcony Balcony 1,586.00ft2 Balcony Apartments 3, 5 and 7 Apartments 4, 6 and 8 Master Bedroom FIRST, SECOND & THIRD Apartments 3, 5 and 7 Apartments 4, 6 and 8 Dining FLOOR PLANS Apartment En-suite 1 2 3 Floorplans Living Utility N Patio Patio Kitchen Hall Patio Patio En-suite GROUND Apartment 1 Apartment 2 APARTMENT Bathroom FLOOR PLAN DESCRIPTION Bedroom 2 Apartment 1 Apartment 2 Bedroom 3 4 5 If an island getaway is your dream, then For a settlement of just 7,000 people, Each of these eight exclusive apartments Comfort and ease of use have also been These apartments all feature a Lakeside could be your ideal destination. Ramsey is spoilt for amenities. It boasts has been designed with views of this of utmost importance in the design of generously proportioned open plan A laid back, Apartments GROUND FLOOR Overlooking Mooragh Lake on the unspoilt good schools, a hospital, a great selection of idyllic lake absolutely front and centre. these apartments. Private parking is living room, which includes the kitchen, Isle of Man, these luxury apartments independent shops and eateries and many Private balconies and patios are perfectly located close to the central lobby and a dining and sitting areas, and french Metres Feet Metres Feet combine the peace and tranquility of a sporting facilities, from golf to bowling, located for relaxing, sitting idly watching shared li and level oors throughout doors opening onto either a private luxury with more Living/Kitched/Dining Bedroom 3 waterside location with the convenience of swimming, watersports and tennis. the gentle activity on the water, or maybe mean that access is easy. Utility rooms balcony or patio with views over the 7.27 x 6.96 23’10’’ x 22’10’’ 5.36 x 3.16 17’7’’ x 10’4’’ Royal Ramsey just a short walk away. even raising a glass or two as the sun sets and plentiful cupboard space mean lake. Also opening o the main hallway Master Bedroom Family Bathroom Mooragh Lake itself is much loved by both over the Isle of Man hills. And you’ll wake the apartments will stay looking light to the front of the property is the en- lifestyle than a view 5.36 x 3.64 17’7’’ x 11’11’’ 2.75 x 2.04 9’0’’ x 6’8’’ Ramsey is rich in heritage having been the locals and visitors. A BMX track, crazy golf with that wonderful view too. and spacious, no matter what. And the suite master bedroom, which also has entry point for many invasions across the and children’s playground are all ideal combination of contemporary gloss attractive views of the lake from the En-suite Utility Room centuries. Today visitors come to the island, for youngsters, while bowling, tennis and Within minutes walking distance of the kitchen, ceramic tiled bathrooms, and Juliet balcony. 2.73 x 2.18 8’11’’ x 7’2’’ 1.58 x 2.70 5’2’’ x 8’10’’ not only for its famous motorsports events, boating are all popular pursuits for all ages. If you’ve been reeled in by the many amenities of Royal Ramsey, these other quality nishings all lend these Bedroom 2 Hall Guide to Distances but also for the traditional music which There is plenty to do further a eld on the Manx charms, then landing a three bedroom properties are ideally properties a very real a sense of luxury. To the rear of the property is a useful 7.27 x 3.74 23’10’’ x 12’3’’ 5.16 x 1.87 16’11’’ x 6’2’’ Ramsey Town Centre is making a revival here, and for the huge island too. The impressive Castle Rushen is Lakeside apartment overlooking suited for all age groups and anyone who utility room, family bathroom and two En-suite Patio/Balcony 0.5 miles range of leisure opportunities available. one of the best preserved medieval castles the tranquil waters of Mooragh dreams of enjoying a quieter pace of life further double bedrooms one with 2.40 x 1.80 7’10’’ x 5’11’’ 5.20 x 1.93 17’1’’ x 6’4’’ Ramsey Golf Club in Europe and the unique Manx Electric within a beautiful and safe environment. en-suite. 0.6 miles Park could be your ultimate prize Located towards the northern tip, Ramsey Railway is a great way for all the family to Curraghs Wildlife Park VARIATION is the driest and sunniest part of the island see the island’s spectacular scenery. 6.3 miles Balcony All apartments enjoy the luxury of an Douglas as it nestles in the lee of the Manx hills. Master Bedroom 15.6 miles Miles of sandy coastline teem with wildlife Enjoy every day. Choose Lakeside. overlooking view of Mooragh Lake from Peel to the north of Ramsey - the island’s rst Ramsey. Isle of Man. the balcony or patio for those on the 16.1 miles ground oor. Marine Nature Reserve - and to the south Dining Stoney Mountain Plantation 20.1 miles of this small coastal town lies a charming Isle of Man Airport network of woods and glens. En-suite 23.7 miles Port Erin Image 1: Ramsey swing bridge at dusk Image 2: Coastal view from Ramsey Promenade Image 3: View from InternalLiving oor layouts and dimensions may be subject to alteration. 28.9 miles Lakeside Apartments Image 4: Da odils blooming at Mooragh Lake Image 5: Mooragh Lake on a still day All computer generated imagery and oorplans are for illustrative purposes only. Utility Kitchen Hall En-suite Bathroom Bedroom 2 Bedroom 3.
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