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A New Community of 3,000 Homes in Wellingborough, Northamptonshire R2 A NEW COMMUNITY OF 3,000 HOMES IN WELLINGBOROUGH, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE R2 INTRODUCTION R3 CRICKET LOCATION PITCH MASTERPLAN OPPORTUNITY MARKET NIORT WAY TECHNICAL INFORMATION SALES TERMS TENDER PROCESS / CONTACT A509 FOR SALE EXCLUSIVE OPPORTUNITY TO DELIVER THE INITIAL DEVELOPMENT PARCELS (R1-R3 AND R5 & R6) OF A VIBRANT NEW MIXED USE COMMUNITY TO THE NORTH OF WELLINGBOROUGH. iBrochure www.cbre-ibrochure.co.uk/glenvalepark For Sale / Phase 1 Glenvale Park, Wellingborough R1 R2 R5 CRICKET PITCH COMUNITY CENTRE R6 Residential Parcel Boundary (parcels R1 / R2 / R3 / R5 / R6) Initial Primary Infrastructure – completion end of 2016 Primary school – completion is September 2017 Proposed Local Centre – anticipated commencement 2016 Glenvale Park planning permission is comprised of: Parcel Size Size Indicative • 3,000 new homes; (ha.) (acre) Capacity • 25,000 m2 of high quality commercial; • Retail, health and leisure facilities; R1 3.34 8.25 128 • Considerable formal and informal public open space. R2 1.9 4.70 73 Located in the North Northamptonshire growth corridor with train services depart twice an hour to London St Pancras with journey times R3 0.36 0.89 14 of 45 minutes as well as excellent local and regional road links. R5 4.36 10.77 167 Primary school will be opening 2017 and phase 1 initial primary infrastructure to be completed by end of 2016. R6 4.24 10.47 162 The initial residential parcels (R1-R3 and R5 & R6) are being offered on a fully serviced basis and will be ready for housing construction to TOTAL 14.2 35.08 544 commence in mid-2016. (490 private) 10% affordable housing in all initial phases. Offers are being sought on individual parcels. INTRODUCTION LOCATION MASTERPLAN OPPORTUNITY MARKET TECHNICAL INFORMATION SALES TERMS Fly pass TENDER PROCESS / CONTACT A509, Niort Way / Parcels R1, R2, R3, R5, R6 INTRODUCTION THIS NEW COMMUNITY COMPRISES 3,000 NEW HOMES; 2 PRIMARY SCHOOLS; 1 LARGE NEIGHBOUR CENTRE AND 2 SMALLER LOCAL CENTRES; A NEW BUSINESS CAMPUS SET; ALL SET WITHIN SIGNIFICANT FORMAL PUBLIC OPEN SPACE AND INFORMAL MATURE PARKLAND. iBrochure www.cbre-ibrochure.co.uk/glenvalepark For Sale / Phase 1 Glenvale Park, Wellingborough R6 R5 (existing development) R1 R3 R2 Masterplan The Glenvale Park urban extension is located on the northern fringe of Wellingborough. The planning permission was granted for the delivery of up to 3,000 new homes along with extensive community facilities and commercial space over 3 phases with distinct character areas. The masterplan is set in mature countryside and the development will be sensitively integrated within this context. The scheme also benefits from the strong existing amenities and infrastructure of Wellingborough which will be further enhanced as part of the development and the wider growth plans for the region. The scheme provides the opportunity to be part of an exciting new community within a prosperous growth region. INTRODUCTION LOCATION > LOCATION MAP > STREET MAP > GALLERY MASTERPLAN OPPORTUNITY MARKET TECHNICAL INFORMATION SALES TERMS TENDER PROCESS / CONTACT LOCATION GLENVALE PARK PROVIDES SIGNIFICANT FORMAL AND INFORMAL OPEN SPACE WITH AN OVERALL NET DEVELOPABLE AREA OF LESS THAN 40%. Glenvale Park is located to the north of Wellingborough, Wellingborough Station (East Midlands Trains) is to the Northamptonshire. Wellingborough forms part of the east of the town centre and boasts a regular (twice hourly) growth region of North Northamptonshire, along with service South to London St Pancras International Station the towns of Kettering and Corby, which has strategic (with journey times as little as 45 minutes) as well as significance within Central Government. regular services North to Leicester, Nottingham, Derby and Sheffield. The town is also within an 80 mile radius of five Surrounded by towns including Northampton, Milton international airports. Keynes and Bedford, the location is well served by an excellent road network accessed via the A45, including the M1 (J15/15A) to the North and South and the A14 (J9) to the East and West. iBrochure www.cbre-ibrochure.co.uk/glenvalepark For Sale / Phase 1 Glenvale Park, Wellingborough IRCHESTER COUNTRY PARK FINEDON ROAD REDHILL WELLINGBOROUGH INDUSTRIAL TOWN CENTRE GLENEAGLES ESTATE GRANGE WELLINGBOROUGH WELLINGBOROUGH GOLF CLUB STATION VICTORIA RETAIL A509 A509 PARK LEADING LEADING A14 (J9) A45 3 MILES RUSHDEN A5193 A45 3 MILES R3 R2 R1 R6 R5 M1 LEICESTER M42 PETERBOROUGH INTRODUCTION M69 LOCATION BIRMINGHAM M6 KETTERING A14 HUNTINGDON > LOCATION MAP A14 > STREET MAP M40 A45 NORTHAMPTON > GALLERY CAMBRIDGE MASTERPLAN A1(M) MILTON KEYNES OPPORTUNITY MARKET M1 TECHNICAL INFORMATION M11 SALES TERMS M25 TENDER PROCESS / CONTACT LONDON M4 M25 M3 MAPS Major cities Birmingham and Cambridge are situated to the north west and south east within circa one hour’s drive with London only a further circa thirty minutes by car. Milton Keynes is also located within close proximity, 20 miles to the south, approximately 35 minutes’ drive. The East Midlands Airport and Birmingham Airport are around an hour’s drive from Wellingborough, and London Luton and London Stansted are both approximately an hour and a quarter by car. Wellingborough is well connected to the national motorway network via the M1 and the A1 road links; these are approximately 15 miles to the west and 25 miles to the east respectively. iBrochure www.cbre-ibrochure.co.uk/glenvalepark For Sale / Phase 1 Glenvale Park, Wellingborough R6 A509 A510 R5 A510 R1 R3 R2 A5193 TOWN CENTRE A5128 A45 A509 A45 VIEW OPENSTREETMAP.ORG Location from Glenvale Park Distance (Miles) Towns London 68 Birmingham 63 Cambridge 47 Peterborough 34 Milton Keynes 21 Airports Birmingham International Airport 54 East Midlands Airport 60 London Luton Airport 48 London Stanstead Airport 70 London Heathrow Airport 77 INTRODUCTION LOCATION > LOCATION MAP > STREET MAP > GALLERY MASTERPLAN OPPORTUNITY MARKET TECHNICAL INFORMATION SALES TERMS TENDER PROCESS / CONTACT Wellingborough Town Centre Market Square, Wellingborough Wellingborough Golf Club iBrochure www.cbre-ibrochure.co.uk/glenvalepark For Sale / Phase 1 Glenvale Park, Wellingborough Wellingborough Train Station Wellingborough Museum and The Castle Croyland Park, Wellingborough Wellingborough School Castlefields Retail Park, Wellingborough INTRODUCTION LOCATION MASTERPLAN OPPORTUNITY MARKET TECHNICAL INFORMATION SALES TERMS TENDER PROCESS / CONTACT MASTERPLAN PLANNING PERMISSION WAS GRANTED FOR A NEW RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITY; SPECIFICALLY 3,000 NEW HOMES, C. 25,000 M2 OF COMMERCIAL, HEALTH AND LEISURE SPACE – ALL IN CONJUNCTION WITH A SUBSTANTIAL PROVISION OF PUBLIC AMENITY AND COMMUNITY SPACE. iBrochure www.cbre-ibrochure.co.uk/glenvalepark For Sale / Phase 1 Glenvale Park, Wellingborough R6 R5 (existing development) R1 R3 R2 The approved Masterplan provides the following across Two new primary schools to provide for the new community. three distinct development phases: The first primary school is being delivered alongside the initial infrastructure and is set to open in September 2017. A mixed-use neighbourhood centre, comprising shops, restaurants, bars and cafes, community and local leisure A business campus for office and other business (B1) uses facilities and offices to meet the needs of the new offering up to 25,000 sqm of high quality employment space. community and will also be accessible to existing residents. A privately managed formal open space facility at the heart It is anticipated that this centre will be delivered alongside of the overall scheme which is to be delivered alongside the the initial residential phases. initial infrastructure. Two smaller local centres, to meet the day-to-day needs Significant informal public open space and mature parklands of each residential area. These centres will be delivered to be delivered on a phased basis to service the overall in Phases 2 and 3 to supplement the offer of the core scheme. neighbourhood centre. R2 INTRODUCTION R3 CRICKET LOCATION PITCH MASTERPLAN OPPORTUNITY MARKET NIORT WAY TECHNICAL INFORMATION SALES TERMS TENDER PROCESS / CONTACT A509 OPPORTUNITY In January 2015, the Promoters submitted a reserved matters The residential plots in the initial launch are detailed below, application for the first development parcels (R1, R2 & R3) including indicative capacities based assumed density of 15.5 of Glenvale Park (planning ref WP/15/00015/REM). The units per acre. application is due to be determined at the June planning The local centre and primary school will also be delivered committee. The application seeks detailed consent for access, alongside these initial parcels by the Promoters. There is appearance, layout, scale and landscaping across the parcels. strong interest in the local centre from a variety of high It should be noted there is no requirement for house builders quality occupiers which will provide significant benefits to the to build-out these schemes, however, should this be the initial residential parcels. preference, the layout plans and copyright can be novated. iBrochure www.cbre-ibrochure.co.uk/glenvalepark For Sale / Phase 1 Glenvale Park, Wellingborough R1 R2 R5 CRICKET PITCH COMUNITY CENTRE R6 Residential Parcel Boundary (parcels R1 / R2 / R3 / R5 / R6) Initial Primary Infrastructure – completion end of 2016 Primary school – completion is September 2017 Proposed Local Centre – anticipated commencement 2016 The parcel(s) are to be sold as fully serviced parcels, whereby the Promoter, Northants LLP, will commit to deliver all necessary Parcel Size Size
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