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Millview ?? Hauxton, Cambridgeshire ????? ?? MILLVIEW ?? HAUXTON, CAMBRIDGESHIRE ?? RETIREMENT APARTMENTS WITH CARE AND SUPPORT SERVICES 1 Mill View EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE OVER 55s MILLVIEW Exclusively for those aged over 55, Mill View has been designed to enable residents to continue to live independently in modern apartments with access to care and support services tailored to their individual needs. Mill View 3 Independent living in Cambridgeshire, on the edge of the countryside, in the village of Hauxton. These new apartments at Mill View are in a delightful location with easy access to many other amenities nearby. AT HOME IN THE COUNTRYSIDE Located on the banks of the river Cam, the historic in 1851, after a fire, and ground corn until the village of Hauxton retains a rural charm and is mid 1970s when Turner and Son ceased trading. surrounded by open countryside. It’s the only example of a 19th Century watermill in Cambridgeshire. This area of South Cambridgeshire offers perfect opportunities for cycling, walking and exploring. PEACEFUL LIFE Historic monuments, houses and museums mixed There is a strong sense of community spirit in with popular pubs and friendly villages create the Hauxton Village and the peaceful life here perfect countryside location. naturally centres around the village hall, primary school and local church – St. Edmunds is one of HISTORIC MILL the oldest in the county with many interesting It is believed there has been a mill on the present Norman features. There are shops and amenities in site at Hauxton since before Roman times, although Great Shelford (approx. 3 miles) and further afield it was in its heyday in the late 18th century when it Cambridge offers a host of entertainment, leisure also crushed rapeseed for oil. A new mill was built and shopping options. TRAVEL INFORMATION • Hauxton Village • Addenbrooke’s Hospital • Gog Magog Golf Club 0.7 miles 3.5 miles 5.2 miles • M11 motorway - Junction 11 • Grafton Shopping Centre • Duxford Imperial War 0.8 miles 4.6 miles Museum • Shelford Train Station Over 60 stores, including 6.6 miles 2.5 miles Boots, Debenhams, H&M • Cambridge Direct trains to London and Next, alongside cafes, 4.7 miles Liverpool Street approx. restuarants and an 8-screen • Newmarket Racecourse 1hrs 20 mins. VUE cinema. 21.6 miles NOTE: All times and distances are approximate. Sources: Google Maps, National Rail and visitcambridge.org 4 Mill View Mill View at Hauxton Meadows offers one and two bedroom apartments, in a purpose-built, self-contained building, with access to care and support services. MILLVIEW 6 Mill View Mill View 7 Moving to Mill View has many benefits, not least the care and support on offer should ever you need it - giving you the lifestyle freedom to enjoy retirement exactly as you choose. RETIREMENT LIVING WITH FLEXIBLE SERVICES You may be thinking of moving home because of life changes or to downsize. Retirement living for the over 55s at Mill View with access to care and support services help you to live independently in your own home. Mill View provides the security and privacy of your own home, plus the benefits of a range of onsite facilities and the reassurance of 24-hour emergency response. Your care and support can be tailor-made to suit your needs and adapted in the future if needed. A MODERN HOME DESIGNED TO HELP YOU MAINTAIN YOUR INDEPENDENCE All apartments have been carefully planned and considered to create modern and attractive living spaces for a comfortable and enjoyable lifestyle. CARE AND SUPPORT IS AVAILABLE A 24-hour emergency response service is available, so both you and your loved ones can have peace of mind that help will be there when it is needed. 8 Mill View Whilst you can enjoy your own privacy and space, it’s easy to socialise at Mill View. Our facilities make for a MILLVIEW relaxed, friendly community environment with a range of on-site facilities. A FRIENDLY COMMUNITY Mill View is designed to make your life as easy as possible. All apartments include private balconies or terraces and are set in a quiet location with beautifully landscaped communal gardens. A range of on-site services and facilities will give plenty of opportunities to make friends and become part of the Mill View community. FACILITIES AND SERVICES PLANNED INCLUDE: • Shop* • Hair salon* • Communal laundry facility • Communal lounge areas • Roof garden café with terrace* • Landscaped communal gardens • Guest room available for booking** • Mobility scooter storage • Wi-Fi in all communal areas • On-site maintenance worker *Subject to 3rd party business occupancy **Fees apply Mill View 11 There will be a wide range of amenities and facilities on site at Mill View, all helping to make your daily life more comfortable. SHOP* ROOF GARDEN Subject to third party occupancy there will be a The residents’ roof garden terrace will offer a quiet shop on site. Please speak to a sales advisor for oasis at the top of the building with the opportunity more details. to enjoy the seasons by admiring the colourful planting and wildlife right on your doorstep (or HAIR SALON* rooftop). Our professional hair and beauty salon is conveniently placed on the ground floor right by the ROOFTOP CAFÉ & TERRACE* entrance at Mill View so you can always look and feel A perfect place to meet up with neighbours, friends your best without even having to leave the building. and family for coffee and a snack while enjoying views of the countryside and beyond from the LAUNDRY highpoint of the building. There are washing facilities in your apartment. However there is a fully equipped laundry room on GARDENS the first floor with a washing machine, tumble dryer As well as being located close to beautiful and ironing board. A good place to catch up with like- countryside there will be attractive gardens and minded friends while attending to necessary chores. landscaping on site at Mill View, designed to be pleasing to the eye whether at close quarters from a LOUNGE stroll round the grounds or from the comfort of your own home. For a chance to get out for a wander and meet up with friends and family there are comfortable glass-fronted lounges on the first and second floor in GUEST SUITE* * a spectacular atrium setting – perfect to take in There is an attractive, self-contained ‘guest suite’ a different perspective. on the first floor should you want a friend or relative to visit for a short stay. *Subject to 3rd party business occupancy **Fees apply 12 Mill View The apartments at Mill View are set out across four floors in a fully self-contained building with services and amenities on hand. C A BUILDING WITH AMBR I D G E E R FACILITIES ON SITE O A D At the heart of the building is a spectacular atrium Take a look at the following pages which show with the main reception areas, hair salon, shop, plans of individual apartments and their location laundry room and mobility scooter store. There within the building. There are a number of are further communal facilities on the upper floors dwelling types across the development from including lounge areas and a rooftop café*. which to choose. DEVELOPMENT LAYOUT SHOW APARTMENT Mill View is located adjacent to the Cambridge Road with easy access to the M11 Motorway less than a mile away. However, should you wish to stay closer to home there are landscaped paths and gardens at the rear of building to be enjoyed and the River Cam and open countryside also on the doorstep. IMPORTANT NOTICE The site layout is intended for illustrative purposes only and may change. It should MARKETING SUITE be treated as general guidance only and landscaping shown is indicative. *Subject to 3rd party business occupancy 14 Mill View Mill View 15 The apartments at Mill APARTMENT LOCATOR View are set out across four floors. Use these locator plans to select your preferred apartment location and also identify 02 BATHROOM 43 SLEEPIN ASSISTED ROOM key amenities and STAFF SHOP 06 04 47 45 services. LOUNGE HAIR 01 SALON 42 OFFICE 05 03 48 46 44 ATRIUM ATRIUM BOILER MOBILITY ROOM SCOOTER GROUND SECOND WC STORE FLOOR 49 FLOOR 50 21 WC KITCHEN CAFE LAUNDRY GUEST ROOF 07 ROOM 25 23 WC 51 CAFE TERRACE 08 52 LOUNGE 20 09 26 24 22 53 CAFE ROOF TERRACE ATRIUM ATRIUM 10 54 11 55 FIRST THIRD 27 FLOOR GARDENS ROOF FLOOR 28 64 12 56 13 57 29 30 65 14 31 58 15 32 59 66 33 ROOF GARDENS ROOF 16 60 17 34 61 67 35 18 62 19 63 36 68 REFUSE 37 38 69 39 40 Sale 70 Sale 41 Rent Rent Stairs Lift Stairs Lift 16 Mill View Mill View 17 There are a number of different apartment types THE CAM (SALE) available for sale at Mill View, all carefully considered 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT to make the best use of space. Pages 19-21 show detailed plans of these apartment types together GROUND FLOOR Plot: 1 with indicative room dimensions. FIRST FLOOR Plot: 20 SECOND FLOOR Plot: 42 For rental information see pages 26-27. A/C ST. KITCHEN HALL BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 1 LIVING ROOM PATIO LIVING ROOM BEDROOM 1 4.82m max x 4.40m (15’10”max x 14’5”) 3.89m x 3.54m (12’9” x 11’7”) KITCHEN BEDROOM 2 3.09m x 2.70m (10’2” x 8’10”) 2.77m x 2.42m (9’1” x 7’11”) Mill View 19 BALCONY *window to plot 25, 28, 47 & 50 LIVING ROOM only BEDROOM 1 BEDROOM 2 HALL KITCHEN A/C ST.
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