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Winterley Gardens WINTERLEY Winterley Gardens WINTERLEY An exclusive development of 3, 4 and 5 bedroom family homes in a charming village near Haslington A wonderful place to call home Just a mile or so from Haslington lies the charming village of Winterley. Here, in this highly desirable location, Stewart Milne Homes have created a new private community. Designed by the company’s award-winning team of architects, Winterley Gardens is a stunning collection of 51 spacious, light and airy family homes, each positioned to take full advantage of its surroundings. Nearby is Winterley pool, once used to power a corn mill. Today it is popular with anglers or people who just like to feed the ducks and admire the mute swans and geese. Winterley Gardens is a special place to call home. 1 Nothing beats coming home to Winterley Gardens. The moment you enter the featured entrance to this exclusive development, you know you’ve arrived at a special place: a private community with pleasant footpaths, gracious courtyards, a pleasing landscape of shrubs and trees, and a children’s play area. There are no fewer than 11 different house types to choose from, including highly popular homes such as the Caplewood, Hampsfield and Malborough. At Stewart Milne Homes, we never That’s why this brochure includes not forget that a home isn’t just where you only the details you’d expect – sizes, live, it’s how you live. And moving into specifications and styles – but also a new home is a fresh, exciting start shows something of the life you’ll live and often one of life’s most inspiring at Winterley Gardens. After all, this isn’t moments. just a sales brochure. This is your new home. 2 3 Winterley Gardens lies to the east of the This means you will enjoy a host of Shopping Centre. There are plenty of Neighbouring towns/facilities include: Charming village of Winterley and the excellent amenities and outstanding excellent restaurants and inns nearby Crewe 3.3 miles adjoining village of Wheelock Heath. At transport links to towns throughout catering for all tastes, including an Sandbach 3.4 miles the heart of the village and surrounded Cheshire and beyond. The M6 motorway award-winning pub in the village itself. by farmland and rural countryside is is a ten-minute drive away, and there is Congleton 9.9 miles Your new neighbourhood Nearby attractions include Little Moreton Winterley pool, a large fishing lake, once an abundance of rails links to be found Nantwich 9.4 miles Hall, a moated half-timbered manor used to power a corn mill, it is now in Crewe that will take you swiftly to Surrounded by an extensive range of house dating from the sixteenth century; Haslington 1 mile popular with anglers as well as people Liverpool, Manchester and London to Crewe Lyceum Theatre provides plenty Welcome to Winterley Gardens. who just like to feed the ducks or admire name but a few. amenities, exceptional schools, a great of concerts and shows to entertain and Make yourself at home. the mute swans and geese. choice of shopping, excellent transport Close to Winterley Gardens there is an Crewe Heritage Centre is a fascinating There is much to admire about the excellent range of schools, including rail museum with old locomotives and SANDBACH location of Winterley Gardens; just over the Croft Pre-School in Haslington, rides. A little further afield you’ll find links and the many attractions of Sandbach M6 A533 a mile away is the small town Haslington, the Goslings Pre-School in Sandbach, many other great outings for families – Winterley Gardens is a wonderful place to to the north you’ll find the larger town of Haslington Primary School and including; Stoke’s Waterworld, Chester A534 Sandbach and to the west Crewe, which Sandbach School, which, in November Zoo and Oulton Park Racing Circuit. MALKINS BANK call home. is the main town in the area – both are 2014, was assessed by Ofsted as ‘good’ just a short drive away. in all areas. There’s a good variety of shops in A534 Haslington and Sandbach, while most M6 WINTERLEY major retailers and supermarkets can be found in Crewe, particularly at the Grand Junction Retail Park and The Market HASLINGTON CREWE A534 M6 ALSAGER 4 5 OUR COMMITMENT accommodation to suit the ever-changing In the stylish bathrooms and master OUR QUALITY Winterley Gardens has been designed by needs of modern life, including, in many en-suites, you’ll find that the At Stewart Milne Homes, we pride our award winning design team, whose cases, the option to add or remove contemporary VitrA washhand basins ourselves on building innovative and work has gained recognition and awards partition walls, thereby creating more are set into smart vanity units, providing high quality homes. Each home is quality Your choice of home for its design approach. Our architects intimate formal rooms or wide open-plan useful concealed storage. Tall chrome checked at various stages of its build and have designed each home to meet the contemporary spaces. towel radiators feature in some homes, inspected by the National House Building Within Winterley Gardens we’re priorities and aspirations of homeowners. as does Porcelanosa tiling and useful Council. Every aspect of your home is finished to shower mixers to the bath – even when creating an exclusive collection of The homes at Winterley Gardens are part the highest standards with great attention the bathroom already has a separate We use a high level of specification of our exclusive Woodlands collection and to detail, providing you with the very best shower enclosure. in materials, and apply superior individually-designed homes comprise a choice of three, four and five premium home. craftsmanship. In particular, we build to bedroom spacious family homes. Buying a home at Winterley Gardens exacting standards, and create homes Value-added features abound, gives you the reassurance of long lasting that are long-lasting. To help create extremely attractive and including en-suite bathrooms with chic value and peace of mind. We design all interesting streetscapes, we have planned All our homes come with a 10 year contemporary sanitary ware to the master our homes to be stylish and to meet the a variety of house styles – eleven in all, warranty, giving you peace of mind. bedroom of each home – as well as needs of family living. You’ll find spacious with a mix of 2 and 2½-storey – carefully built-in wardrobes or walk-in wardrobes interiors, stunning kitchens and attractive positioned to optimise views and light. to both main bedrooms. Expertly-crafted exteriors to suit buyers from young Many bespoke details have been applied kitchens with fully integrated appliances couples starting out to growing families to the exteriors to complement the rural and professionals. character of the local environment. include dishwasher, fridge/freezer, multi- function or combination oven, gas hob All the homes are spacious, light and and cooker hood. airy with well-planned living areas for entertaining and family enjoyment. They have been designed to provide flexible 6 Elevation treatments, specification and landscaping may vary from those shown. Please refer to architectural drawings for details. 7 Step inside As soon as you step inside a Stewart Milne home, you’ll see and feel the difference. This is no ordinary property – this is something special. A home where clever design achieves the perfect balance between elegance and practicality. Where every fitting and appliance is of the highest quality. Where the renowned Stewart Milne Homes’ attention to detail ensures a superb level of finish. 8 9 Start at the heart... Getting comfortable... The kitchen is the heart of any home, While you’re exploring the kitchen, take a Just open two bi-fold doors and you’ll Next stop on your tour; the main living room. For and it’s likely this is where you’ll head moment to check the fittings and Smeg find the space, plumbing and wiring for welcoming friends and entertaining or for relaxing first as you explore. For most families appliances, the soft closing drawers, a washing machine, dryer and all your at the end of a long day, this is a space to really it’s the busiest, hardest-working room chrome door hinges, USB sockets - all laundry supplies from ironing board to enjoy. We’ve designed ours to make the very in the house, so we’ve designed each of the little things that make a house a great washing powder. most of what sunlight we get in Britain, with large our kitchens to be particularly spacious. home. feature windows and, in many homes, French Larger homes have a separate utility doors opening onto a patio for a lovely inside- We’ve also taken care to locate the Depending on the location and style room with space and plumbing for your outside living space. In most of our homes, for a kitchen in the optimum position, given of your home, the specification will washing machine and tumble dryer as little extra cost, you can choose to have a fireplace the likely flow through the household. vary, but typically you’ll find beautifully- well as plenty of storage. fitted – there’s a range of styles to choose from if Practical connections to a dining or designed stainless steel hobs, cooker you’d like to create a traditional focal point in the family room, a utility space or the garden hoods, multi-function ovens, microwaves/ Once you have reserved your new room. or French doors make the kitchen grills, integrated fridge freezers and Stewart Milne home you then have the opportunity to personalise it with a wide more stylish and welcoming than ever.
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