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Churchfields Hurst Hill · Coseley CHURCHFIELDS HURST HILL · COSELEY Welcome to your new home. An exceptional development of brand new 2, 3, 4 and 5 bedroom, luxury, family homes. Wakeman Estate Agents 01384 459999. www.churchfieldshursthill.co.uk Churchfields is a brand new development Introducing a superb of beautifully designed 2, 3, 4 and 5 bedroom, luxury detached homes, built lovingly by new development Ling Homes. of luxury, detached Situated in the Hurst Hill area of Coseley, Churchfields is built to the exacting standards family homes from of finish and quality we know our customers Ling Homes. expect and is due for completion in Spring 2018. Designed with the modern family lifestyle in mind, these exceptional homes include spacious, open-plan, family kitchen areas with integrated appliances and luxurious en-suites. Sourced from leading manufacturers each home is equipped with high quality fixtures and fittings. Churchfields really does offer a great opportunity to live in a quiet, secluded location, CHURCHFIELDS surrounded by trees and close to green open Photos of previous Ling Homes Integrated solar panels. development. HURST HILL · COSELEY space. Wakeman Estate Agents 01384 459999. www.churchfieldshursthill.co.uk The surrounding area The Churchfields development is situated off Gorge Road, opposite St Mary’s church, in Hurst Hill, Coseley - a suburban area in the north of the Dudley Metropolitan Borough in the West Midlands and part of the Black Country. Churchfields enjoys all the benefits of local amenities including supermarkets, restaurants, bars and sporting facilities - there is even a brewery nearby in Swan Village, Coseley! Within walking distance of green belt land and Hurst Hill Wood, Churchfields is also close to local attractions such as the Black Country Living Museum and Dudley Zoo. Himley Hall and Park is a short distance away and nearby is Silver Jubilee Park. Also the extensive network of canals and waterways in the Black Country is never far away. Local schools include Manor Primary, which achieved ‘Outstanding’ in a recent Ofsted report and there are a host of colleges and universities nearby in Dudley and Wolverhampton. Bus services to surrounding towns are readily available right outside the development and for the commuter, Coseley train station is less than a mile away, with regular trains to Wolverhampton and Birmingham. Churchfields is also close to the comprehensive network of Midlands motorways. CHURCHFIELDS HURST HILL · COSELEY Wakeman Estate Agents 01384 459999. www.churchfieldshursthill.co.uk136 135 How to find Churchfields 134 3 Churchfields is located at: Site plan 13 132 3a 14 Gorge Road, Hurst Hill, 4 Coseley, 4a West Midlands, GORGE ROAD WV14 9RH. N CLIFTON STREET Located opposite St Mary’s Church, Hurst Hill. 1 12 Please contact Wakeman Estate Agents on 129 01384 459999 to arrange an appointment to view. 5 W E 9 7 126 S 8 VP VP 8 125 9 123 120 12 118 KEY 6 4 6 SOLD 3 5 116 2 2 BEDROOMS 16 3 BEDROOMS 4 BEDROOMS 5 BEDROOMS CHURCHFIELDS HURST HILL · COSELEY 110 Subject to planning approval. 109c 20 109b Glendale 109a 109 16 108 15 4 9 13 Rock Road 14 21 213.7m ROCK ROAD Boro Const & Ward Bdy 210.6m Scale 1:500 @ A2 Layout Rev 3 104 6 Wakeman Estate Agents 01384 459999. www.churchfieldshursthill.co.uk Plots 2, 3, 4 & 5 Large 4 bedroom detached family homes with lounge, study, extensive open-plan kitchen/diner/orangery, a master bedroom suite including en-suite and dressing room, 3 further double bedrooms, and high class fittings throughout. Hall Guest WC Lounge 6.2m (20’6”) x 3.9m (12’8”) Kitchen/Diner 6.7m (21’9”) x 3.8m (12’4”) Utility Office 2.9m (9’8”) x 2.5m (8’2”) Orangery 2.7m (9’0”) x 2.5m (8’3”) Landing Bedroom One 3.9m (12’8”) x 4.5m (14’7”) Dressing Room 2.2m (7’0”) x 2.5m (8’4”) En-suite Bedroom Two Orangery Orangery 4.1m (13’3”) x 3.5m (11’5”)† Bedroom Three Kitchen/Diner Kitchen/Diner 3.7m (12’2”) x 3.0m (9’8”)† Bathroom 1 Bathroom 1 Oce Oce Bedroom Four 2.8m (9’2”) x 7.4mBedroom (24’4”)† 3 Bedroom 2 Bedroom 3 Bedroom 2 Family Bathroom Cupboard Cupboard Cupboard Cupboard Landing Integral Garage Landing Utility Utility Cupboard Cupboard En-suite WC En-suite WC Closet Closet Image is a CGI representation. All room sizes are approximate, scaled Lounge from plan and are Lounge subject to change Hall Hall Bedroom 4 Dressing Room Garage Bedroom 4 Dressing Room Garagethroughout the Bedroom 1 Bedroom 1 development period. u Measurement Points † Maximum Measurement CHURCHFIELDS * Minimum HURST HILL · COSELEY Ground Floor Layout First Floor Layout Measurement Wakeman Estate Agents 01384 459999. www.churchfieldshursthill.co.uk Plot 6 Impressive large 5 bedroom detached family home with lounge, study, extensive kitchen/diner/organgery, master bedroom suites with en-suite and dressing room, second double bedroom with en-suite, 3 further double bedrooms. High class fittings throughout. Hall Guest WC Lounge 3.9m (12’8”) x 6.0m (19’7”) Kitchen/Diner 6.6m (21’6”) x 4.0m (13’1”) Utility Office 3.4m (11’2”) x 3.0m (9’8”) Orangery 2.7m (8’8”) 2.5m (8’2”) Landing Bedroom One 3.9m (12’8”) x 4.5m (14’7”) Dressing Room 2.1m (6’9”) x 2.5m (8’2”) En-suite One Bedroom Two Orangery Orangery 5.2m (17’0”) x 3.9m (12’8”)† En-suite Two Bedroom 4 Bedroom 4 Kitchen/Diner Kitchen/Diner Bedroom 5 Bedroom 5 Bedroom Three Bedroom 3 Bedroom 3 3.5m (11’5”) x 4.1m (13’5”)† Oce Oce Bedroom Four 3.7m (12’3”) x 2.8mCupboard (9’2”) Cupboard Landing Landing Bedroom Five Utility Utility Closet Closet Bathroom Bathroom En-suite 1 En-suite 1 3.7m (12’0”) x 2.7m (8’9”) WC WC Family Bathroom Image is a CGI Lounge representation.Lounge Integral Garage Bedroom 1 Bedroom 1 All room sizes are En-suite 2 En-suite 2 approximate, scaled from plan and are Garage subject to change Garage Hall Hall Dressing Room Dressing Room throughout the Bedroom 2 Bedroom 2 development period. u Measurement Points † Maximum Measurement CHURCHFIELDS * Minimum HURST HILL · COSELEY Ground Floor Layout First Floor Layout Measurement 136 135 134 3 13 132 3a 14 4 4a GORGE ROAD N CLIFTON STREET 1 12 Wakeman Estate Agents 01384 459999. www.churchfieldshursthill.co.uk 129 Plot 7 A large 3 bedroom, detached, dormer bungalow 5 with lounge, extensive open-plan kitchen/diner, bathroom, guest shower room and high class fittings throughout. IMAGE Hall Lounge COMING W E 9 4.5m (14’7”) x 3.7m (12’1”) Kitchen/Diner 7 4.2m (13’7”) x 4.5m (14’7”) SOON Bedroom One 5.8m (19’0”) x 3.8m (12’4”)† 126 Guest Shower Room Landing Bedroom Two 3.9m (12’8”) x 2.7m (8’8”) 8 Bedroom Three S 4.2m (13’7”) x 3.2m (10’5”) VP Family Bathroom VP 8 125 9 123 Bedroom 3 Kitchen/Diner Image is a CGI Bedroom 2 representation. All room sizes are Landing approximate, scaled from plan and are Bedroom 1 Hall subject to change Bathroom throughout the development period. Shower Room u Measurement 120 Lounge Points 12 † Maximum Measurement * Minimum CHURCHFIELDS Measurement Subject to planning HURST HILL · COSELEY Ground Floor Layout First Floor Layout approval 118 KEY 6 4 6 SOLD 3 5 116 2 2 BEDROOMS 16 3 BEDROOMS 4 BEDROOMS 5 BEDROOMS 110 109c 20 109b Glendale 109a 109 16 108 15 4 9 13 Rock Road 14 21 213.7m ROCK ROAD Boro Const & Ward Bdy 210.6m Scale 1:500 @ A2 Layout Rev 3 104 6 136 135 134 3 13 132 3a 14 4 4a GORGE ROAD N CLIFTON STREET 1 12 129 5 W E 9 Wakeman Estate Agents 01384 459999. www.churchfieldshursthill.co.uk7 Plot 8 A proposed, coach house style detached, 126 2 bedroom new dwelling with car port. IMAGE Spacious open-plan ground floor with lounge/kitchen/diner, 2 good sized double bedrooms both with en-suites and high class COMING fittings throughout. SOON 8 Hall S Lounge/Kitchen/Diner VP 2.9m (9’5”) x 7.0m (22’9”)* VP 8 Bedroom One 125 2.7m (8’8”) x 4.6m (15’0”) En-suite Shower Landing 9 Bedroom Two 2.9m (9’5”) x 3.9m (12’7”) En-suite Bathroom 123 Kitchen/Diner En-suite Bathroom En-suite Shower Image is a CGI representation. All room sizes are approximate, scaled Bedroom 1 from plan and are Bedroom 2 Car Port subject to change 120 throughout the development period. 12 Lounge u Measurement Landing Points Hall † Maximum Measurement * Minimum CHURCHFIELDS Measurement Subject to planning HURST HILL · COSELEY Ground Floor Layout First Floor Layout approval 118 KEY 6 4 6 SOLD 3 5 116 2 2 BEDROOMS 16 3 BEDROOMS 4 BEDROOMS 5 BEDROOMS 110 109c 20 109b Glendale 109a 109 16 108 15 4 9 13 Rock Road 14 21 213.7m ROCK ROAD Boro Const & Ward Bdy 210.6m Scale 1:500 @ A2 Layout Rev 3 104 6 Wakeman Estate Agents 01384 459999. www.churchfieldshursthill.co.uk Specifications 2 & 3 4 & 5 2 & 3 4 & 5 2 & 3 4 & 5 KITCHEN INTERNAL GENERAL BED BED BED BED BED BED High quality kitchen units*, with quartz Bathrooms and cloakroom decorated white Worcester Bosch gas central heating worktop and upstands* All remaining rooms almond* or white* ‘nest learning thermostat’ for remote Stainless steel undermount sink with mixer controlled heating and water using a tap* to kitchen smartphone app All internal woodwork finished in white Choice of stainless or glass splashback* gloss and satinwood ‘nest Protect’ carbon monoxide and smoke to hob area detectors Integrated stainless steel oven, microwave, Ceilings decorated in white 2 & 3 4 & 5 DOORS & WINDOWS and induction hob BED BED 2 & 3 4 & 5 INTERNAL Upgrades+ Cooker hood BED BED Panel doors with chrome handles Integrated dishwasher Carpets Front door with 5-point locking system and chrome furniture Integrated fridge/freezer Fire and fireplace to lounge uPVC double-glazed windows with chrome Slimline wine cooler 2 & 3 4 & 5 handles and window locks ELECTRICAL BED BED 2 & 3 4 & 5 Integrated
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