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Appleby Magna Oak View APPLEBY MAGNA A new development of 3, 4 and 5 bedroom homes set in the Leicestershire countryside Oak View Mulberry present an exclusive collection of elegant 3, 4 and 5 bedroom family sized homes designed in a variety of styles to sit comfortably into the local environment, to provide the ultimate rural lifestyle Computer generated image of plots 20 - 23 Appleby Magna: living at the centre of England ocated close to the very centre of England, L the village of Appleby Magna is mid-way A42 between Birmingham, Leicester and Derby. A 4 4 4 Appley Magna is a quintessential English village set in the D A A C O R R beautiful rolling Leicestershire countryside, yet just a mile from E H S T F R O O the convenience of the M42. W R M D A T Appleby Park JUNCTION 11 With its own post o­ice and general store, several quaint pubs; R O A the Black Horse, the Crown Inn and further south in Appleby D OAD R Parva, the Appleby Inn; and a church dating back to the 14th Oak View M A century, it retains its historic charm with a mixture of old and H Appleby Park Hotel S A PARK E more recent housing, it is highly regarded as a very desirable Best Western Plus Birmingham FI EL M D R E CR NEC Meriden Manor Hotel C ES T O and pleasant place to live. Village life is enhanced by a number R S Y T O Shell Garage L NE END A Y D N LA of clubs and societies including the cricket club, football club, E N OL McDonald’s E B a scout group and its own village website. L E A N A C L K K H St Michael’s & C U O D R All Angels Church S E T M H The local primary school (Ofsted rating : ‘Outstanding’ at last E E A W I L R B Y L T ’ S S L A N APPLEBY MAGNA inspection) is sited at The Sir John Moore School Building, E H C The Crown Inn R The Black Horse which also the venue for many local events and activities, U L E Y S H W O L A N E C Moat House T B A E 4 E a museum and heritage centre. Local landowner Sir John R 4 T Appleby Magna 4 S Moore was Lord Mayor of London in 1681 and wishing to Cricket Club M42 A S T N T E A use his wealth to benefit his home county, he financed the H R E S AN T E L E O N R S E R T S T L R building of a school next to his family estate built in 1697. O O T S B A TOP D O N H C The building, based on an original design by Sir Christopher E R U H C Wren, is Grade I Listed and now in the care of the Sir John R T Moore Foundation. O E R E A S T D P T O The centre of the village around Church Street and Mawby’s Lane boasts some charming buildings of note. The Moat D A O Sir John Moore APPLEBY PARVA R W House was originally constructed as the manor house shortly E Primary School N aer the Norman conquest in 1066. Until the 16th century it was the home of the wealthy de Appleby family. Sir Edmund Appleby Inn oposed HS2 Route (November 2016) Pr fought in the Battle of Crecy in 1346. Between the house and the Church is an ancient stone dovecote, enlarged when the house was built, but it is believed to have Saxon origins. Misses Moore’s Alms Houses, established in 1839, stands proudly adjacent to the Church of St Michael and All Angels. Neighbouring villages and towns - Measham, Tamworth and Ashby-de-la-Zouch provide alternative venues for shopping and dining. Nearby Market Bosworth is an architecturally picturesque town steeped in history - being close to the site of the last famous battle of the Wars of Roses, at which Richard III lost his life. A50 DERBY LONG EATON Travel from Oak View UTTOXETER Ashby-de- M1 A453 La-zouch A50 CASTLE DONNINGTON The new homes at Oak View,A444 Appleby Magna benefit from Measham BURTON UPON TRENT being just under a mile from Junction 11 of the M42 from A515 East Midlands A6 A511 LOUGHBOROUGH A46Birmingham and Tamworth, where it meets the A42 giving M1 APPLEBY MAGNA A444 direct access by car to Nottingham and the M1, and the ASHBY-DE- A38 LA-ZOUCH A511 A444 to Derby. A42 A51 M42 Measham Newton 22 Regis 11 APPLEBY Tamworth A46 The M42/A42 also a­ords direct accessA444 to both East Midlands Newton MAGNA LICHFIELD Polesworth Regis and Birmingham International airports. The nearest main line M42 A444 TAMWORTH M1 LEICESTER railway stations are at Tamworth and Burton Upon Trent. M6 Toll Polesworth 10 21 Atherstone A5 A444 SUTTON COLDFIELD By Road A452 9 HINCKLEY M42 (Junction 11) 0.7 miles M6 M69 NUNEATON 6 5 11 Ashby-de-la-Zouch 6.7 miles A444 A5 Tamworth 8 miles BIRMINGHAM Birmingham 7 A45 International M1 Market Bosworth 8.8 miles 20 11 M42 A45 COVENTRY M6 Burton Upon Trent 10 miles East Midlands Airport 15 miles M6 Toll Motorway 16 miles Loughborough 17 miles Leicester City Centre 23 miles Birmingham City Centre 24 miles Nottingham 28 miles Derby 28 miles The HS2 proposed route Railway Stations News for the area now is the proposed HS2 Rail Link. The Tamworth 8 miles Government announced proposals for the remainder of the Burton Upon Trent 10 miles Phase 2 route, (known as Phase 2b - Birmingham to Leeds branch) in late 2016. Originally destined to pass to the west of Airports the village it is now planned to pass to the east in a cutting to East Midlands 14 miles reduce any impact on the area. (For updated information go to Birmingham International 22 miles https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/high-speed- two-limited) All distances are approximate Appleby Magna Development Plan nuation p tte ond Open A Fields The Ashby Three Bedroom House 38 23 37 37 39 24 24 37 Appleby Magna 24 39 23 The Dovedale 23 38 Development Plan 38 Three Bedroom House Play Area 25 36 39 25 36 22 25 22 36 The Nene 22 Three Bedroom House 26 26 Oak View 21 1 26 33 35 2 The Woburn 21 35 2 21 34 33 27 Four Bedroom House 33 27 32 34nuation p 1 tte ond Open 20 A 1 32 Fields 31 2 The Ashby The Watermead 20 20 27 3 MEASHAM ROAD Four Bedroom House Three Bedroom House 30 31 38 28 23 37 37 37 39 28 3 24 24 29 24 39 30 4 18 28 The Shenton23 18 30 5 The Dovedale 17 5 23 19 29 4 19 38 29 Appleby Magna 38 Three Bedroom House Five Bedroom HousePlay Area 25 36 19 39 25 36 5-8 22 25 18 Existing Residential Development Plan 8 8 22 Dwellings 7 The Derwent 36 16 7 The Nene 17 6 15 22 6 16 13 Three Bedroom House Five Bedroom House 26 11 26 13 14 11 10 15 1 10 12 21 9 26 33 14 9 2 13 12 Existing Residential Affordable21 Homes 35 35 2 The Woburn 12 Dwellings 21 Existing34 Residential33 27 11 Four Bedroom House Dwellings 33 27 32 10 34 1 9 20 1 32 31 2 The Watermead 20 20 27 3 MEASHAM ROAD nuation p Four Bedroom House tte ond 30A 31 Open 28 Fields 28 29 3 30 4 18 28 The Ashby 18 The Shenton 30 5 17 5 19 29 4 19 Three Bedroom House 29 Five Bedroom House 19 38 23 37 37 39 24 37 5-8 24 18 39 24 Existing Residential 8 23 8 Dwellings 7 The Dovedale 23 The Derwent 16 7 17 6 15 38 6 13 38 16 Three Bedroom House Five BedroomPlay House Area 25 36 39 11 13 25 11 36 14 22 15 10 25 12 10 9 14 9 13 12 Existing Residential 22 Affordable Homes The Nene 36 12 Dwellings 22 Existing Residential 11 Dwellings Three Bedroom House 26 10 26 9 21 1 26 33 35 2 The Woburn 21 35 2 21 34 33 27 Four Bedroom House 33 27 32 34 1 20 1 32 31 2 The Watermead 20 20 27 3 MEASHAM ROAD Four Bedroom House 28 30 31 28 29 3 30 4 18 28 The Shenton 18 30 5 17 5 19 29 4 19 Five Bedroom House 19 29 5-8 18 Existing Residential 8 8 Dwellings 7 The Derwent 16 7 17 6 15 6 Five Bedroom House 16 13 11 13 14 11 15 10 12 10 9 14 9 Affordable Homes 13 12 Existing Residential 12 Dwellings Existing Residential 11 Dwellings 10 9 This site plan is not to scale and are for identification purposes only. Computer generated image of plots 31 - 39 Finishing Touches ach house has been carefully designed to three bedroom houses. Whilst the four bedroom collection Heating Esympathetically blend in with the existing village have double ovens and also dishwashers. All homes have For your comfort all homes have full gas-fired central setting. The exterior finishes present a variance of elevations laminate worktops with glass splashbacks, Blanco sink and heating with a Ideal Standard/ Logic combi-boiler and with considered detail to the brick, render, tiles, window taps, cooker hood and a removable unit to make way for thermostatically-controlled radiators.
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