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Pickford Fields ASHFORD HOMES (SOUTH WESTERN) LIMITED Pickford Fields CHILCOMPTON Pickford Fields WELLS ROAD, CHILCOMPTON BA3 4EY Pickford Fields is located in the heart of Chilcompton and is the smallest city in England. If offers a fantastic range village which offers an excellent range of amenities and of independent shops and boutiques, restaurants, public boasts a thriving community. The village has a Post Office, houses, banks, cinema and churches. There is a farmers’ doctors’ surgery, shop, garage, churches, recreation ground market on Wednesday and Saturday in the market square. together with The Redan Inn, which in recent years has Chilcompton has a Primary School which currently has won several awards. an ‘outstanding’ Ofsted rating. Downside School is situated Chilcompton is set within the picturesque Mendip Hills, in the village of Stratton-on-the Fosse and Wells Catheral renowned for its beautiful countryside and is within easy School and Millfield School are also close by. In Bath commuting distance of Bath, Wells and Bristol. The World there are also a good range of schools which include; Heritage City of Bath provides an excellent range of retail King Edwards, Prior Park and Monkton Combe. outlets, the Theatre Royal, Thermae Spa and a fabulous selection of restaurants and bars. The historic city of Wells is approximately 20 minutes from Chilcompton A vibrant Somerset village nestling on the northern slopes of the Mendip Hills How to find us Site Plan Pickford Fields is located on the 12 N Wells Road, Chilcompton. 11 MIDSOMER NORTON 10 Travelling from Bath take the Nature Reserve A367 onto the Wellsway BRISTOL Somerset & Dorset STON EASTON Railway Heritage Trust and continue on this road, BATH 10, 11, 12 by-passing Peasedown St John Detached and travelling through Midsomer parking barn Clapton 9 RIVER SOMER Norton. At the roundabout take the A362 towards St John’s Church Chilcompton and stay on this 8 Cafe 5 Pub road and Pickford Fields can B3139 be found on the right-hand side CHILCOMPTON Garden Centre Chilcompton once entering the village. 6 Sports Club WELLS ROAD Travelling from Wells take the A37 Playing Fields FOSSEWAY Silver Street and Southover Mulberry 7 Factory Pub Pub Pub to Strawberry Way/A39 then B3139 Pickford Fields take the B3139 directly to Coop Store Chilcompton and Post Office C of E Primary School Chilcompton. Pickford Fields Pub can be found on the left-hand 4 B3356 Downside Abbey School STRATTON side once entering the village. ON THE FOSSE 1 & 2 Detached Blackers Hill Fort parking barn SHEPTON MALLET SHEPTON Roman Road 3 Please note that the specification was correct at the time of going to print but Ashford Homes continually review their specifications and reserve the right to make any changes. The measurements have been ells Road SHEPTON MALLET taken from the plan provided but there may be 2 W A367 variations in the final build. The computer generated images are for illustrative purposes only and are not intended to be scaled or used to indicate boundaries and should only be used for guidance. Prospective 1 purchasers are advised that the development name may not be the final postal address. An outstanding development of Plot 7 Plots 8 & 9 Detached 4 bedroom property, large kitchen with island and Semi detached, 3 bedroom twelve luxurious 2 to 4 bedroom homes separate utility, two further reception rooms, master bedroom property, fantastic open plan with ensuite and large wardrobe. Double garage. living space, kitchen, master bedroom with ensuite and walk-in wardrobe. Single garage and additional parking. Plot 2 Detached 4 bedroom property, large kitchen with island and separate utility, two further reception rooms, master bedroom with ensuite and large Plot 12 wardrobe. Detached parking barn for two Detached 3 bedroom property, large kitchen/ vehicles. dining room, living room, master bedroom with ensuite and built in wardrobe. Detached parking barn and additional parking. Plot 1 Detached 4 bedroom property, large kitchen with island Plots 5 & 6 and separate utility, two further reception rooms, master bedroom with ensuite and large wardrobe. Detached Detached 4 parking barn for two vehicles. bedroom property, fabulous large kitchen with island and separate Plots 3 & 4 utility, two further Plots 10 & 11 reception rooms, Link detached, 3 bedroom property, Semi-detached 2 bedroom property, lovely master bedroom fantastic open plan living space, kitchen/dining area, living room, master with ensuite and kitchen, master bedroom with ensuite bedroom with large wardrobe. Detached large wardrobe. and large wardrobe. Single garage and parking barn and additional parking. Double garage. additional parking. Plot 1 Plot 2 En-Suite En-Suite Bathroom Bathroom Bedroom 4 Master Bedroom Bedroom 4 Master Bedroom A/C A/C Bedroom 2 Bedroom 2 Bedroom 3 Bedroom 3 Detached parking barn Detached parking barn for two vehicles for two vehicles GROUND FIRST GROUND FIRST En-Suite En-Suite Kitchen Master Bedroom Kitchen Master Bedroom Bathroom Bathroom 6.13m x 4.21m 4.50m x 4.57m Dining Room 6.13m x 4.21m 4.50m x 4.57m Dining Room Bedroom 4 Master Bedroom Bedroom 4 Master Bedroom 20’1” x 13’10” 14’9” x 14’12” Kitchen 20’1” x 13’10” 14’9” x 14’12” Kitchen Dining Room Bedroom 2 Dining Room Bedroom 2 4.48m x 2.81m 3.95m x 3.98m 4.48m x 2.81m 3.95m x 3.98m 14’8” x 9’3” 12’12” x 13’1” A/C 14’8” x 9’3” 12’12” x 13’1” A/C Living Room Bedroom 3 Living Room Bedroom 3 4.48m x 4.43m 4.51m x 3.42m Living Room 4.48m x 4.43m 4.51m x 3.42m Living Room Bedroom 2 Bedroom 2 14’8” x 14’6” 14’10” x 11’3” 14’8” x 14’6” 14’10” x 11’3” Utility Bedroom 3 Utility Bedroom 3 Bedroom 4 Bedroom 4 Cloak Cloak 3.95m x 3.33m 3.95m x 3.33m 12’12” x 10’11” 12’12” x 10’11” Please note these measurements have been taken from the plan provided but there may be variations in the final build. Dining Room Dining Room Kitchen Kitchen Living Room Living Room Utility Utility Cloak Cloak Plot 5 En-Suite Bedroom 3 Master Bedroom En-Suite Plots 3 • 4 Bathroom Bedroom 4 Master Bedroom GROUND FIRST A/C Kitchen Master Bedroom 6.13m x 4.21m 4.50m x 4.57m Bedroom 2 A/C Bathroom 20’1” x 13’10” 14’9” x 14’12” Dining Room Bedroom 2 Bedroom 2 4.48m x 2.81m 3.95m x 3.98m Bedroom 3 14’8” x 9’3” 12’12” x 13’1” Living Room Bedroom 3 4.48m x 4.43m 4.51m x 3.42m 14’8” x 14’6” 14’10” x 11’3” Bedroom 4 GROUND FIRST 3.95m x 3.33m 12’12” x 10’11” Kitchen Master Bedroom 3.14m x 3.52m 3.09m x 4.78m 10’4” x 11’7” 10’2” x 15’8” En-Suite Living Room / Bedroom 2 En-Suite Bathroom Dining Area Dining Room 3.50m x 3.55m Bedroom 4 Master Bedroom 3.42m x 7.61m 11’6” x 11’8” Living Room / Dining Area Bedroom 3 Master Bedroom Kitchen 11’3” x 24’12” Bedroom 3 3.09m x 2.70m 10’2” x 8’10” A/C A/C Living Room Kitchen Bedroom 2 Bedroom 2 Bedroom 3 Cloak Bathroom Utility Please note, that the layout of Cloak Plot 4 is in reverse Dining Room Kitchen Living Room / Dining Area Living Room Utility Cloak Kitchen Cloak Please note, that the layout of Plot 9 is in reverse En-Suite Master Bedroom Bedroom 3 En-Suite Plots 6 • 7 Plots 8 • 9 En-Suite Bathroom Master Bedroom Bedroom 4 Master Bedroom GROUND FIRST BedroomA/C 3 Kitchen Master Bedroom Bedroom 2 6.13m x 4.21m 4.50m x 4.57m A/C Bathroom 20’1” x 13’10” 14’9” x 14’12” A/C Dining Room Bedroom 2 Bedroom 3 Bedroom 2 4.48m x 2.81m 3.95m x 3.98m Bedroom 2 14’8” x 9’3” 12’12” x 13’1” Bathroom Living Room Bedroom 3 4.48m x 4.43m 4.51m x 3.42m 14’8” x 14’6” 14’10” x 11’3” Bedroom 4 3.95m x 3.33m GROUND FIRST 12’12” x 10’11” Kitchen Master Bedroom 3.26m x 3.84m 3.70m x 3.48m 10’8” x 12’7” 12’2” x 11’5” En-Suite Living Room / Bedroom 2 Bathroom Living Room / Dining Area Dining Room Dining Area Master Bedroom Bedroom 4 3.56m x 3.87m Kitchen 8.09m x 3.77m 11’8” x 12’8” 26’7” x 12’4” Bedroom 3 2.76m x 3.48m Living Room / Dining Area A/C 9’1” x 11’5” Kitchen Living Room Cloak Bedroom 3 Bedroom 2 Utility Cloak Kitchen Cloak Dining Room Kitchen Living Room Utility Cloak Bedroom 2 Bedroom 3 Plot 12 Master Bedroom Plots 10 • 11 A/C En-Suite Master Bedroom Bedroom 2 Bathroom Detached parking barn Detached parking barn for Plots 10, 11 and 12 for Plots 10, 11 and 12 GROUND FIRST GROUND FIRST Kitchen / Dining Room Master Bedroom Kitchen / Dining Room Master Bedroom 2.45m x 4.95m 4.80m x 3.33m Living Room Master Bedroom 3.55m x 5.15m 3.61m x 3.69m Bedroom 2 Bedroom 3 8’0” x 16’3” 15’9” x 10’11” 11’8” x 16’11” 11’10” x 12’1” Living Room Living Room Bedroom 2 Living Room Bedroom 2 4.80m x 3.30m 3.67m x 2.66m 6.00m x 4.10m 3.03m x 4.16m 15’9” x 10’10” 12’0” x 8’9” 19’8” x 13’5” 9’11” x 13’8” Kitchen / Bedroom 3 SVP Dining Area 2.88m x 3.00m A/C 9’5” x 9’10” En-Suite Kitchen / Dining Area Cloak Bedroom 2 Please note, Master that the layout of Bedroom Cloak Plot 11 is in reverse Bathroom Living Room Living Room Kitchen / Dining Area SVP Cloak Kitchen / Dining Area Cloak Features and options Construction Kitchen Tiling Upgrade options • Traditional construction with elevations • Contemporary painted ladder style doors with • Luxury fitted kitchen with a choice of quality • Bathrooms to be tiled to approximately • Granite or Quartz to kitchens.
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