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Gwel Enys @ Madron Gwel Enys @ Madron A collection of 2, 3 & 4 bedroom homes in Madron, Cornwall National strength, locally delivered NATIONAL STRENGTH, LOCALLY DELIVERED Linden Homes is an award winning, national Housebuilder with a reputation for building quality homes across the UK. We are known for creating successful, sustainable developments which people are proud to call home. Galliford Try is the name behind Linden Homes, and is one of the UK’s leading construction and Housebuilding companies, carrying out major building and infrastructure projects across the UK. We work with local communities and residents in order to create developments and homes that complement the local surroundings and make a positive contribution to the community. In addition, as a responsible Housebuilder, we are committed to promoting sustainability, encouraging the use of environmentally friendly materials and features within our homes. CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE THE RIGHT ADVICE Customers are at the forefront of our business and we are As part of our commitment to making the purchase of constantly striving to improve our levels of service across the a new Linden home as easy as possible, we work with leading whole business. From the moment you register where possible Independent Financial Advisors (IFAs) who specialise in new you will be kept up to date with the progress of the development homes mortgages. They can provide advice and help on all you’re interested in. Our website features extensive detail financial aspects of buying a new home. For more information including virtual tours, local area information and current visit lindenhomes.co.uk/mortgage-advice availability for you to browse at your convenience. Our customer charter describes our commitment to providing you with a first-class service and outlines the warranties and guarantees we provide with every home we build. An introduction Welcome to Gwel Enys Superb new 2, 3 & 4 bedroom homes created by award-winning Linden Homes Gwel Enys @ Madron – local area A delightful collection of 2, 3 & 4 bedroom homes in the historic village of Madron Welcome to Gwel Enys, a wonderful place community amenities. And for visitors and Penzance is less than 2 miles away, to live in a classic Cornish village, with history, locals alike, there are beautiful and fascinating with 3 superstores (Tesco, Sainsbury’s charm and natural beauty all combining places to visit and explore. and Morrisons), a shopping centre, to sum up the very best this much-loved The church of St Maddern, and the nearby Leisure Centre, outdoor pool and region has to offer. ’Gwel Enys’ means ancient well, which is believed to have train station with mainline services ’view of an island’ in Cornish and many of healing powers, indicate the antiquity of to London. the new homes will enjoy stunning views this charming Cornish village, on a hillside across the bay towards St Michael’s Mount. overlooking Penzance and Mount’s Bay. It’s an ideal location for anyone seeking The village has a popular C of E Primary School, a place at the heart of a traditional community. a playing field well-used by the village football, Within a short drive there are bustling towns cricket and rugby clubs, and a popular school and villages with local schools, employers and of yoga and organic restaurant. Gwel Enys @ Madron – further afield MILES TO PENZANCE There’s plenty to discover a short drive 2.8 TRAIN STATION from Gwel Enys MILES BY CAR 43 There’s so much more to Cornwall than Climbing higher into the moors you can TO NEWQUAY AIRPORT pasties and Poldark! The stunning area take in the view over Mount’s Bay towards around Gwel Enys has mysteries, history St Michael’s Mount – an ancient starting and moors to discover and explore. point for the pilgrimage to Santiago MILES BY CAR 8 de Compostela, in Northern Spain. TO ST IVES Close at hand is Madron Well, with its fabled healing powers and ancient legends. With charming towns and fishing villages To this day, visitors hang strips of coloured like Mousehole to visit, the wild cliffs and MILES TO ISLE OF SCILLY cloth – ’clouties‘ – on the branches of the landscapes of The Lizard, and the unique 4 FERRY PORT overhanging tree which can be seen on the Minack Theatre, dramatically carved out approach to the well. Nearby, Lanyon Quoit of the cliffs, you are spoiled for choice is a prehistoric dolmen, believed to be the when it comes to days out. MINUTES BY TRAIN remains of a megalithic burial chamber. 32 TO TRURO Gwel Enys @ Madron – local area TRURO C a st le R 10 o ad Gwel Enys CROWLAS @ Madron A30 N o 9 r t h R o a A394 d MADRON 7 2 8 A30 NEWBRIDGE 12 A3071 MARAZION 3 1 6 5 PENZANCE 11 4 A30 ST MICHAEL’S MOUNT LANDS END FERRY TO ISLES OF SCILLY BRANE A30 KERRIS B3315 MINACK THEATRE MOUSEHOLE ST BURYAN LAMORNA B3315 PENZANCE JUBILEE ST MADDERN’S CofE LANYON 1 TRAIN STATION 4 OUTDOOR POOL 7 PRIMARY SCHOOL 10 QUOIT PORTHCURNO MERLIN TESCO THE WHARFSIDE MOUNTS BAY 11 2 SUPERSTORE 5 SHOPPING CENTRE 8 ACADEMY CINEMAS NATIONAL TRUST – WEST CORNWALL PENZANCE MADRON 12 3 6 9 TRENGWAINTON HOSPITAL LEISURE CENTRE HOLY WELL GARDEN Gwel Enys @ Madron – Siteplan 12 13 10 11 14 15 10 9 9 11 12 13 14 15 8 8 ** * * ** ** * 12 13 10 11 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 10 * 22 ** 22 9 ** 16 ** 21 9 16 11 12 13 14 15 * 21 8 * 17 20 8 17 20 The Vor The Croy The Geevor * * 19 2 bedroom home 3 bedroom home 4 bedroom home 2 bedroom home 19 The Kitty The Poldark 2 bedroom home ** * * 1 bedroom home * 18 3 bedroom home 4 bedroom home * * 3 bedroom home 18 *Aordable housing The Rinsey The Gorland 3 bedroom home 3 bedroom home 4 bedroom home Garage Entrance Hillside Parc * ** Existing homes ** * 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 * 22 ** 22 ** 16 ** 21 Original Job Number: XLINCO10 – 16 * 21 Working Drawing Ref: 150904 L 02 03 – Rev: H * 17 20 Mardon – SP – David Smart-Stead – 03.01.17 17 20 The Vor ThUpdate Croyed – Mark WoodTh e– Geev 06.03.17or * Lorem ipsum * 19 2 bedroom home 3 beUpdatdroom edhome – T Mehrer4 –be 27.03.17droom home 2 bedroom home 19 The Kitty The Poldark 2 bedroom home * * Updated – T Mehrer – 12.04.17 1 bedroom home * 18 3 bedroom home 4 bedroom home * 3 bedroom home 18 Updated – Steve T – 19.04.17 *Aordable housing The Rinsey The Gorland 3 bedroom home 3 bedroom home 4 bedroom home Garage Entrance Hillside Parc Existing homes Original Job Number: XLINCO10 – Working Drawing Ref: 150904 L 02 03 – Rev: H Mardon – SP – David Smart-Stead – 03.01.17 Lorem ipsum Updated – Mark Wood – 06.03.17 Updated – T Mehrer – 27.03.17 Updated – T Mehrer – 12.04.17 Updated – Steve T – 19.04.17 Gwel Enys @ Madron – The Vor The Vor – 2 bedroom home Homes 18 – 20 Ground Floor Living Room/Dining Area 4.65m x 3.93m 15'3" x 12'11" Kitchen 3.25m x 1.83m 10'8" x 6'0" First Floor Bedroom 1 3.93m x 2.79m 12'11" x 9'2" Bedroom 2 3.93m x 2.86m 12'11" x 9'5" Bedroom 1 Bedroom 1 Living Room/DiningLiving Area Room/Dining Area AC AC Bathroom LandinBathroog m Landing Cloakroom Cloakroom Cupd Cupd Kitchen Kitchen Hall Hall Cupd Cupd Bedroom 2 Bedroom 2 Cupd Cupd Boiler Boiler GF FF Computer generated image shows plot 18. Please note, floor plans and dimensions are taken from architectural drawingsOriginal and are Job for guidance Number: only. OriginalX GALL646Dimensions Job stated - Number: BA areSE withinFloorplans XGALL646 a tolerance -of BAplusSE or minusFloorplans 50mm. Overall dimensions are usually stated and there may be projections into these. With our continual improvement policy we constantly review our designs and specification to ensure we deliver the best product to our customers. Computer generated images not to scale. Finishes and materials may vary and landscaping is illustrative only. Kitchen layoutsNew Job are indicative Number: only XLINC andNew mayO10 Job change. - Number:BA ToSE confirm Floorplans XLINC specificO10 details - BA onSE our Floorplanshomes please ask your Sales Executive. Original Working DrawingOriginal Ref: W LIND131120-orking DrawingSW R -ef: 202-OP1-200/201 LIND131120-SW -– 202-OP1-200/201 Rev: XX – Rev: XX New Working DrawingNew Ref: W 150904orking Dr - HTawing.202.OPP Ref: 150904.03 – R ev:- HT -.202.OPP.03 – Rev: - BASE202 OPT1 – GF/FFBASE202 – T Mehr OPT1er – – 06/12/2016 GF/FF – T Mehrer – 06/12/2016 BASE202 OPT1 – GF/FFBASE202 – T Mehr OPT1er – – 06/12/2016 GF/FF – T Mehrer – 06/12/2016 BASE202 OPT1 – GF/FFBASE202 – M W OPT1ood – –06/03/2017 GF/FF – M Wood – 06/03/2017 Gwel Enys @ Madron – The Kitty The Kitty – 3 bedroom home Homes 17 & 21 Ground Floor Living Room/Dining Area 4.85m x 4.42m 15'11" x 14'6" Kitchen 3.51m x 2.11m 11'6" x 6'11" First Floor Bedroom 1 3.42m x 2.67m 11'3" x 8'9" Bedroom 2 2.92m x 2.52m 9'7" x 8'3" Bedroom 3 2.48m x 1.99m 8'2" x 6'6" Bedroom 3 Bedroom 3 Living Room/DiningLiving Area Room/Dining Area Bedroom 1 Bedroom 1 Landing Landing Cloakroom Cloakroom Ensuite Ensuite AC AC Kitchen Kitchen Bedroom 2 Bedroom 2 Hall Hall Bathroom Bathroom Cupd Cupd Boiler Boiler GF FF Computer generated image shows plot 17. Home 21 is handed. Please note, floor plans and dimensions are taken from architectural drawings and are for guidance only.
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