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Poole Harbour 2 Welcome Welcome to Dorset Upton is ideally located to offer the perfect balance of work, rest and play, surrounded by beautiful countryside, gorgeous golden sands and rugged landscapes. Upton is situated just a few miles from the vibrant town Upton itself is an historic town in the Purbeck area of of Poole, home to the world-class Sunseeker brand and Dorset, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty that hosts a award-winning Blue Flag beaches. Poole’s stunning natural signifi cant part of the famous Jurassic Coast. Upton is home harbour is the second largest in the world, attracting to the magnifi cent Grade II listed Georgian Mansion ‘Upton water-sports professionals and amateurs alike. The area House’, situated within Upton Country Park, which boasts offers an array of mooring opportunities for boat-owners 130 acres of parkland, shoreline and formal estate gardens. and is therefore an ideal destination for those who enjoy The area is very popular with families, good schools such as sailing, with very popular local sailing clubs. A stroll through Lytchett Minster, Upton Infant and Upton Junior are all just Poole town centre and down to the Quay reveals a wide a short distance away. The local train station in Hamworthy, range of entertainment, from local pubs and bars through just 2 miles away, provides frequent services to Bournemouth, to sophisticated waterside restaurants. Winchester, Southampton and London, with an even wider choice of destinations and timings available from Poole. 3 Frenches Green Introducing Frenches Green Frenches Green is a select development of seventy luxury homes, designed to balance a modern style with the traditional design of buildings found within the surrounding Dorset countryside. Every home at Frenches Green is beautifully crafted both We believe that the design and fi nish of outside space is inside and out. Exteriors vary with a range of delightful brick, as important as it is inside your home, so doors offer access render and timber fi nishes. With a selection of homes to to pleasant laid-to-lawn gardens and patios, perfect for choose from, ranging from one to fi ve bedrooms, there al-fresco entertaining or simply relaxing on a warm Dorset is something to suit you whatever your situation or taste. summer’s evening. The interior of each and every home at Frenches Green Whether you are taking your fi rst step on the property ladder enjoys an outstanding level of fi nish. With high-specifi cation or are a seasoned home-owner, Frenches Green offers luxury, fi tted kitchens and bathrooms, our homes ooze luxury and quality homes that are carefully designed to meet your offer a modern layout, boasting a satisfying sense of space. requirements, situated just a stone’s throw from beautiful We know that in addition to a high-quality fi nish, the interior countryside and the stunning Dorset coast. design and layout will also be of importance to you, and we are confi dent that amongst the properties at Frenches Green, you will fi nd your perfect home. 4 Artist’s impression 5 Durdle Door, Dorset Poole Harbour Upton House 6 On your doorstep Local attractions Frenches Green is perfectly positioned to enjoy the beautiful scenery and coastal landscapes of the world-famous Jurassic Coast. Old Harry Rocks, Durdle Door and Lulworth Cove, as well as quaint historic towns such as Swanage and Wareham, are all just a short journey away. Closer to home, Grade II listed ‘Upton House’ is situated town of Bournemouth, only around 10 miles from within Upton Country Park, which is three miles away. Here Upton, with numerous shops, eateries and tourist starts the Castleman Trailway, taking walkers and cyclists attractions including the historic Bournemouth Pier, through some of East Dorset’s most stunning landscapes and Bournemouth Oceanarium and Russell-Cotes Art Gallery historic towns, to the edge of the New Forest National Park. & Museum. With an excellent selection of pubs, bars and clubs, Bournemouth is very popular as both a day and Poole Town Centre, four miles from Upton, boasts many night-time destination. shops, bars and restaurants on the High Street and at Poole Quay. There are plenty of opportunities to enjoy an array Tower Park is a large entertainment complex situated just of water-sports in Poole Harbour and explore the famous six miles away, featuring a multi-screen cinema, bowling, National Trust-owned Brownsea Island. waterpark, soft-play for children and many more leisure activities, in addition to an abundance of bars and restaurants. The Blue Flag beaches of Sandbanks and Branksome Chine, eight and nine miles away respectively, prove popular all However you choose to spend your free time, Frenches year round, with plenty of facilities and parking available. Green provides the ideal base to explore the best that Further award-winning beaches are found in the popular Dorset has to offer. 7 Harbour life The perfect day out There is so much to enjoy in the immediate area, you are spoilt for choice. Places to visit Leisure Food/Drink 1 Brownsea Island 11 Tower Park 21 Banana Wharf 2 Poole Quay 12 Upton Recreation Ground 22 Rick Stein 3 Poole Park 13 Farmer Palmer’s Farm Park 23 Hotel Du Vin 4 Rockley Park 14 Dolphin Shopping Centre 24 Pizza Express 5 Holton Heath Nature Reserve 15 Poole Lighthouse Arts Centre 25 The Guildhall Tavern 6 Upton Country Park 16 Rockley Watersports Centre 26 Koh Noi 7 Studland 17 Sandbanks Crazy Golf 27 Loch Fyne 8 Arne 18 Parkstone Golf Club 28 The Bakers Arms 9 Sandbanks 19 Parkstone Yacht Club 10 Wareham 20 Poole Yacht Club 8 LYTCHETT A350 MINSTER 11 SCHOOL UPTON INFANT 12 SCHOOL B3067 UPTON 6 A3049 A35 28 LYTCHETT MINSTER UPTON JUNIOR SCHOOL 13 Blandford Road B3068 Bournemouth Rd 16 5 14 4 15 23 POOLE 3 25 2 24 20 21 19 8 26 27 18 9 1 17 10 22 7 9 Frenches Green, Upton, Dorset Spoilt for choice: Seventy beautiful homes comprising a mixture of one to fi ve bedroom traditional-style family homes and apartments, designed to meet the requirements of modern living. Starling Sanderling Teal Shearwater 3 Bed Plots 47 - 48 4 Bed Plot 67 4 Bed Plots 11, 36, 37 4 Bed Plot 32 Raven Brambling Rosefi nch Mallard 5 Bed Plots 12, 34 5 Bed Plots 68, 70 3 Bed Plot 33 3 Bed Plot 15 Heron Fulmar Swift Robin 3 Bed Plots 26 - 27 4 Bed Plot 14 4 Bed Plot 28 4 Bed Plot 69 Woodlark Kingfi sher Osprey Merlin Court 5 Bed Plot 66 2 Bed Plots 29 - 31 3 Bed Plots 40 - 42, 43 - 45, 49 - 51 1 Bed Plots 56, 59 2 Bed Plots 52 - 5, 57 - 58, 60 - 63 Harrier Winchat Lark Housing Association 4 Bed Plot 39 4 Bed Plot 38 5 Bed Plots 13, 35 Plots 1 - 10, 16 - 25, 46 10 TheThe developmentdevelopment 11 Specifi cation Kitchen Bathroom ■ Designer fi tted kitchen with soft close doors ■ Designer contemporary vanity unit with mixer tap and drawers to all bathrooms ■ Quartz worktops with quartz upstands ■ Designer washbasin with mixer tap to all en-suites 1 ■ Stainless steel 1 /2 bowl undermount sink with and WCs stainless steel tap ■ Designer contemporary bath with Vado push type bath ■ Stainless steel integrated Neff single oven with fi ller to all bathrooms. Bath panel to match vanity unit combination microwave ■ Slimline shower tray with thermostatic shower valve ■ Choice of either Neff gas or Neff induction hob and chrome showerhead on riser rail to all en-suites with glass splashback ■ Glass shower screen with chrome trim to all en-suites ■ Neff oven hood ■ Designer toilet with soft close seat and concealed ■ Integrated Neff fridge freezer cistern to all bathrooms, en-suites and WCs in all four+ bedroom homes ■ Integrated Neff dishwasher ■ Designer toilet with soft close seat and close coupled ■ Integrated Neff washer/dryer (only provided in cistern to all bathrooms, en-suites and WCs in all homes without a utility room) one to three bedroom homes ■ Porcelanosa ceramic fl oor tiling ■ Chrome ladder towel rail to all en-suites ■ Porcelanosa heated mirror to all en-suites Utility room (where applicable) ■ Porcelanosa ceramic fl oor tiling to all bathrooms, ■ Designer fi tted units with soft close doors en-suites and WCs and drawers to match kitchen choice ■ Full height Porcelanosa ceramic wall tiling to all ■ Laminate worktops bathrooms and en-suites ■ Stainless steel single bowl sink with drainer and ■ Porcelanosa ceramic wall tiling with tiled splashback stainless steel mixer tap and window sill to WCs where applicable ■ Porcelanosa ceramic fl oor tiling 12 Ty pical interior 13 Typical interiors 14 Specifi cation Electrics, lighting & heating ■ Mains operated bell with stainless steel push ■ Brushed chrome double sockets to kitchen, utility, ■ Optical mains operated smoke detectors with living room, dining room and hallway rechargeable backup battery ■ Brushed chrome media plate to living room and ■ Mains operated carbon monoxide detectors with dining room battery backup ■ White double sockets to all bedrooms ■ Stelrad compact radiators ■ White media plate to all bedrooms ■ Gas or wood burning stove with limestone hearth and surround where applicable ■ Shaver socket to all bathrooms and en-suites ■ Stainless steel under unit pelmet lighting to kitchen Fittings ■ LED down lighters with brushed chrome switches to kitchen, hall, utility and WC ■ Double glazed, vented UPVC windows ■ Pendant light fi tting with chrome light switch to ■ Solid core oak fi nished door with chrome handles living room and dining room ■ Oak handrails to all staircases ■ LED down lighters with white switches to bathroom ■ Letter plate, door viewer, security chain and separate and en-suite knocker to entrance doors on houses ■ Pendant light fi tting with white light switch to ■ Slate door plaque with engraved numbers landing and all bedrooms ■ Outside tap where applicable ■ External light with switch to front of the home where applicable External ■ External light with PIR to rear of the home where ■ Turf and patios to front and rear gardens applicable 15 Wyatt Homes Images are of previous Wyatt Homes developments and used for illustrative purposes only 16 A passion for perfection Wyatt Homes are a long-established traditional house builder, with a passion for designing and building properties of superior quality.
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