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Orchard Gardens ORCHARD GARDENS Melbourn Cambridge Welcome to ORCHARD GARDENS Perfectly positioned to offer the peace of the countryside, easy access to nearby towns and cities, and all the benefits of an outstanding new home, Orchard Gardens is an ideal collection for a truly well-balanced modern lifestyle. Tucked away within their own quiet enclave on the edge of the village of Melbourn, with open fields as their backdrop, the homes at Orchard Gardens ensure residents are equally well-positioned for serene country life and easy journeys to the area's larger regional centres – whether it's for work, leisure, education or entertainment. This indicative computer generated image is from an imaginary viewpoint looking into Orchards Gardens. Landscaping and surrounds are for illustrative purposes only. BEAUTIFULLY PLANNED HOMES Thoughtfully designed around their own private driveway, Orchard Gardens offers a welcoming atmosphere from the outset. A varied range of attractive frontages sit comfortably within well-planned gardens Beautifully planned to complement the local vernacular of the charming village of Melbourn, and attractive landscaped areas, with green space set aside for children to play and parents to socialise. these exceptional 3 and 4 bedroom houses have been thoughtfully designed down to the very last detail. Interior layouts have been carefully crafted for effortless modern living and with a range of lifestyles in mind. Combining high-quality materials and timeless architecture with expert craftsmanship and cutting-edge Whether you are a first-time buyer, a growing family or looking to downsize to something modern and specifications, these homes have been devised with careful attention to every detail and constructed to manageable, we are raising the bar for quality, with beautiful homes that are built to last. impeccable standards, with impressive finishes, fittings and fixtures throughout every property. STUNNING INTERIORS CAREFULLY CONSIDERED SPACES Exhibiting the latest specification from Stonebond Properties, every detail at Orchard Gardens has been carefully planned to produce interiors which are flooded with natural light. Combining style with functionality, the homes enjoy living spaces that are tailor-made for the needs of today's contemporary lifestyles. Indicative interior imagery shows the Kitchen / Living / Dining Area of Plots 11,12, 20 and 21. At Orchard Gardens, you can relax as soon as you step through your front door. Light-filled, inviting spaces have been stylishly designed with room for the whole family to enjoy, while open layouts and carefully considered storage has been integrated to make use of often unused space. You’ll find kitchens which have been fitted with sleek work surfaces, designer cabinets and the very latest contemporary branded appliances – all ready to be used as soon as you move in. Upstairs, well-proportioned bedrooms allow plenty of space for privacy and rest, with each master bedroom complimented by an en-suite shower room. Some homes also feature additional single bedrooms or study rooms which are perfect for use as a home office or cosy retreat. We apply the highest building standards and source the best materials to create homes that are both unique and expertly made to stand the test of time. And unlike our competitors, where you would need to pay extra for elements such as feature lighting and wine coolers, Stonebond is delighted to offer a superb quality specification as standard. Our new homes feature beautiful interiors designed and finished to the highest standards. With style, quality and convenience at their heart – they leave nothing to chance and they are perfect for entertaining family and friends. Indicative interior imagery shows the Kitchen / Family Area of Plot 15 and the upstairs Study of Plots 11,12, 20 and 21. Work from home? Interior computer generated images on these pages are for illustrative purposes and may not be an exact representation of the homes. Main furniture and interior soft-furnishings and not included. Any specifications shown are correct as intended at the time of going to print. Please ask for details. A CLOSER LOOK AT THE DEVELOPMENT Orchard Gardens comprises twenty-three high-quality three and four bedroom homes arranged 1 2 3 4 5 6 around a carefully landscaped entrance – of which fourteen are for open-market private sale. 17 16 21 10 11 12 20 Four Bedroom Home Three Bedroom Home Three Bedroom Home 140 sqm ( 1513 sqft ) 106 sqm ( 1146 sqft ) 106 sqm ( 1146 sqft ) 19 Page 22 Page 16 Page 16 18 13 14 15 7 Four Bedroom Home Four Bedroom Home Four Bedroom Home 15 133 sqm ( 1434 sqft ) 162 sqm ( 1750 sqft ) 162 sqm ( 1750 sqft ) 8 Page 20 Page 26 Page 28 9 10 16 17 18 Play Area Three Bedroom Home Three Bedroom Home Four Bedroom Home 11 100 sqm ( 1084 sqft ) 100 sqm ( 1084 sqft ) 140 sqm ( 1513 sqft ) Page 12 Page 12 Page 24 12 19 20 21 23 13 Three Bedroom Home Three Bedroom Home Three Bedroom Home 100 sqm ( 1084 sqft ) 106 sqm ( 1146 sqft ) 106 sqm ( 1146 sqft ) 22 Page 14 Page 16 Page 16 14 22 23 North Please note ; Plots 1- 9 are not for open-market private sale. Please speak to a Sales Consultant for further information on the plots available. Three Bedroom Home Four Bedroom Home Whilst the computer generated development layout shown has been prepared for the assistance of the prospective purchaser, the information is preliminary 110 sqm ( 1193 sqft ) 174 sqm ( 1872 sqft ) and for guidance purposes only. All planting and landscaping shown within computer generated imagery is indicative only and may vary as construction takes effect. Page 18 Page 30 Please speak to the Sales Consultant for further information. Ground levels and other variations are not shown. Suggested north position, hard and soft landscaping and similar details are approximate only and may vary from what is shown – purchasers should satisfy themselves such information is correct and can ask our Sales Consultant to view the detailed architects site drawings for full and accurate details. PLOTS 16 AND 17 Living Room Bedroom Two Bed Three AC Dining Area Bathroom C W Kitchen C Plots 16 and 17 are shown from right-to-left. Master Bedroom En/S Clks THREE BEDROOM HOUSES Ground Floor First Floor Ground Floor First Floor Floorplans show Plot 17. Please note, Plot 16 is handed / flipped Kitchen 3838 x 1990mm 12'7" x 6'6" Master Bedroom 3527 x 3287mm 11'7" x 10'9" GF compared to these layouts.GF FF FF Living / Dining 5733 x 5090mm 18'10" x 16'8" En-Suite 1950 x 1450mm 6'5" x 4'9" Cloakroom 1925 x 1450mm 6'4" x 4'9" Bedroom Two 4162 x 2627mm 13'8" x 8'7" Bedroom Three 3117 x 2350mm 10'3" x 7'9" Bathroom 2810 x 2050mm 9'3" x 6'9" TYPE 3.02.01 TYPE 3.02.01 Kitchen 3968 x 1990mm 13’0” x 6’6” Kitchen 3968 x 1990mm 13’0” x 6’6” Living/Dining 5733AC Airing x 5090mm Cupboard 18’10” B Boiler x C 16’8” Cupboard Clks CloakroomLiving/Dining En/S En-Suite W Wardrobe 5733 x 5090mm 18’10” x 16’8” Cloakroom 1925 x 1450mm 6’4” x 4’9” Cloakroom 1925 x 1450mm 6’4” x 4’9” Indicates where approximate measurements are taken from. TheBedroom illustrations are 1 computer generated images3527 and xare 3287mm for guidance purposes11’7” x only. 10’9” External materials, finishes, landscaping,Bedroom orientation1 of sanitaryware, wardrobes3527 x and3287mm kitchen layouts 11’7” may x vary.10’9” WhilstBedroom they have 2been prepared for the assistance4162 of thex 2627mm prospective purchaser, 13’8” x information 8’7” is preliminary and forBedroom guidance purposes 2 only. Please note elevations,4162 room x 2627mm sizes and layouts 13’8” are fromx 8’7” Gross internal floor area : 100 sqm ( 1084 sqft ) Bedroomarchitects drawings 3 and may vary as construction3117 x takes2350mm effect. All 10’3” dimensions x 7’9” are approximate, may differ Bedroomand should not 3 be used for carpet sizes, appliance3117 spacesx 2350mm or items of 10’3”furniture. x 7’9” Bathroom 0000 x 2050mm 00’0” x 6’9” Bathroom 0000 x 2050mm 00’0” x 6’9” 12 ORCHARD GARDENS PLOT 19 Living Room Bedroom Two Bed Three AC Dining Area Bathroom C W Kitchen C Master Bedroom En/S Clks A THREE BEDROOM HOME Ground Floor First Floor Ground Floor First Floor Kitchen 3838 x 1990mm 12'7" x 6'6" Master Bedroom 3527 x 3287mm 11'7"GF x 10'9" GF FF FF Living / Dining 5733 x 5090mm 18'10" x 16'8" En-Suite 1950 x 1450mm 6'5" x 4'9" Cloakroom 1925 x 1450mm 6'4" x 4'9" Bedroom Two 4162 x 2627mm 13'8" x 8'7" Bedroom Three 3117 x 2350mm 10'3" x 7'9" Bathroom 2810 x 2050mm 9'3" x 6'9" TYPE 3.02.01 TYPE 3.02.01 Kitchen 3968 x 1990mm 13’0” x 6’6” Kitchen 3968 x 1990mm 13’0” x 6’6” Living/Dining 5733AC Airing x 5090mm Cupboard 18’10” B Boiler x C 16’8” Cupboard Clks CloakroomLiving/Dining En/S En-Suite W Wardrobe 5733 x 5090mm 18’10” x 16’8” Cloakroom 1925 x 1450mm 6’4” x 4’9” Cloakroom 1925 x 1450mm 6’4” x 4’9” Indicates where approximate measurements are taken from. TheBedroom illustrations are 1 computer generated images3527 and xare 3287mm for guidance purposes11’7” x only. 10’9” External materials, finishes, landscaping,Bedroom orientation1 of sanitaryware, wardrobes3527 x and3287mm kitchen layouts 11’7” may x vary.10’9” WhilstBedroom they have 2been prepared for the assistance4162 of thex 2627mm prospective purchaser, 13’8” x information 8’7” is preliminary and forBedroom guidance purposes 2 only.
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