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Banady Lane, Stoke Orchard, Cheltenham GL52 7SJ Worcester Stratford-Upon-Avon M5 A44 M5 S A417 t o k A4103 e A49 Evesham R o M5 a d A4103 A429 Hereford Ledbury A44 ane M5 n L ea M50 A46 Moreton-in-Marsh D Tewksbury Toddington ne La S to y k d Tredington Gotherington A429 e a n R a A49 oa B M5 Bishop’s Winchcombe A44 d M50 Cleeve d Stoke Orchard Sto oa ke R A Ross-on-Wye r A4109 c A4137 h Stoke Roa M5 e d A429 r A40 A40 A40 A40 s Bourton-on-the-Water L M Cheltham a i l n l A436 e L A417 a A48 Gloucester n e A40 M5 A417 A429 M il l M5 L Stoud a A48 n e Cirencester Banady Lane, Stoke Orchard, Cheltenham GL52 7SJ Knarsboro Homes Ltd, The Old Granary, Whitlenge Farm, Whitlenge Lane, Hartlebury, Worcestershire DY10 4HD Tel: 01299 251655 Fax: 01299 250408 Sales Hotline Freephone: 0800 158 8313 or 07538 257406 www.knarsborohomes.com The information in this brochure is intended for illustration purposes only and may be subject to change for reasons beyond our control. Each property shown may not include the features as described in the illustration or specification and the floor plans are not to scale. *Plot may be handed to that shown, please consult with the Sales Negotiator for handing of actual plot. Dimensions supplied are accurate to within +/-50mm (+/-2’’) they are not intended to be used for carpet sizes, appliance spaces or items of furniture spaces. As a consequence this brochure should be used for guidance only and cannot be relied on to accurately describe any Specified Matters as prescribed by an Order made under the Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008, nor constitute a contract, part thereof or warranty. 318802_KH_Pennycress Field_Brochure_July15_v4.indd 1-2 30/10/2015 15:25 WELCOME TO PENNYCRESS FIELDS …..another superb development by Knarsboro Homes. A selection of luxury 3, 4 & 5 bedroom homes, situated in the desirable village of Stoke Orchard. Each home at Pennycress Fields offers spacious living areas and a high specification throughout. At Knarsboro Homes we are fully aware that our buildings are your home. This responsibility is not taken lightly, we strive to deliver practical designs so that all living space is optimised, a modern specification to suit twenty first Century lifestyles with low maintenance and high thermal insulation. Our contractors are carefully appointed to ensure a consistently high level of workmanship. With a management team having nearly 80 years of experience, we are committed to designing and building homes second to none within the region. Homes to be proud of. 318802_KH_Pennycress Field_Brochure_July15_v4.indd 3-4 30/10/2015 15:25 A CHARMING LOCATION The beautiful village of Stoke Orchard is a small unspoiled haven, offering idyllic scenery in a sought after Cotswolds location, just North-West of Cheltenham. The area is renowned for its natural beauty and picturesque scenery of the Cotswolds. The village offers a sizeable church and twinned with neighbouring village A little further out is the National Trust Croome Park, once a secret wartime Tredington, both are part of the Stoke Orchard Parish. The nearby airbase, now a visitor centre in the grandest of English landscapes. town of Bishops Cleeve offers a good selection of amenities, including shops, supermarkets, restaurants and pubs, plus a good selection of schools. As well as offering the perfect Cotswolds life, Stoke Orchard is also situated within easy reach to the major attractions of nearby Tewkesbury and the Regency spa Recreational activities are numerous and for those who love to explore, Sudeley town of Cheltenham where fantastic shopping experiences, restaurants and bars Castle is only 7 miles away, whilst the Gloucestershire & Warwickshire Steam can be found. The M5 motorway is just a short drive away, enabling easy access Railway is just over 3 miles away, named the Honeybourne Line. This currently further afield. Ashchurch train station is also situated just 13 minutes away, offering operates between Cheltenham Racecourse and Laverton, offering a 20 mile a direct link to Birmingham New Street. memorable round trip to view the stunning scenery of the rolling Cotswolds hills. 318802_KH_Pennycress Field_Brochure_July15_v4.indd 5 30/10/2015 15:25.
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