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A Charming Development of 41 Sustainably Designed, 1, 2, 3 and 4 Bedroom Exclusively Private Homes Nestled Between the Cotswold Hills and Severn Vale A charming development of 41 sustainably designed, 1, 2, 3 and 4 bedroom exclusively private homes nestled between the Cotswold hills and Severn Vale. Contemporary country An incredible opportunity to live in a village setting with an abundance of facilities on the doorstep, and close to living at its best areas of stunning natural beauty. CAM LOCAL CENTRE RIVER SEVERN FOREST OF DEAN Cam & Dursley Railway Station 0.8 Miles The Gloucestershire village of Cam is home to Redwing Gate, A perfect base for those who love the great outdoors a stunning new development by Newland Homes consisting Newcomers to Cam can expect the very best of a close-knit M5 Junction 13 of 41 bespoke and eco-conscious 1, 2, 3 and 4 bedroom community that boasts a hub of shops, a supermarket, two 4.6 Miles properties. Cam is handily placed between Bristol and pubs and a national award winning butchers. Gloucester on the edge of the Cotswolds, and is surrounded Gloucester by areas of stunning countryside. Those who love the great outdoors can take their pick from 13.5 Miles a wide range of sports clubs, leisure facilities and public Exceptional eco-friendly living play areas. Plus a new running/cycle path to Dursley, the Cam local centre Redwing Gate is an exclusively open market development neighbouring historic market town Cam is well connected 1 Mile whose name derives from the species of bird that with access to the M5 motorway nearby, plus is within inhabits the area. Situated in a carefully picked location, walking distance of Cam and Dursley railway station with Bristol Airport close to the Cotswold Way, Stinchcombe Hill, Cam Peak local services to Bristol, Gloucester and beyond. 35.5 Miles and Cam Long Down, all boasting breathtaking views of the River Severn and surrounding Area of Outstanding All of this can be enjoyed with the added advantage of a Bath Natural Beauty. location that offers a plethora of choice when it comes to 30 Miles primary education, with Slimbridge Primary School, Cam Stylish yet sustainable, each home combines stunning design Woodfield Infant & Junior Schools, Coaley CofE Primary with efficiency and comfort. You’ll love how each room Academy, Cam Hopton CofE Primary School and Cam features exquisite touches that truly make a house a home, Everlands Primary School in close proximity. In regard to while every detail has been meticulously considered to secondary education, Rednock School is currently rated reduce your carbon foot print. ‘Good’ by Ofsted. 1. 2. 3. 4. Go explore... 1. Cam Peak 2. Clifton Suspension Bridge 3. Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust, Slimbridge 5. 6. 7. 4. St James’s Church, Dursley 5. Village scenery 6. Boating on the Gloucester to Sharpness Canal 7. Rednock secondary school The Hilmarton The Hampton The Charlbury The Hinton 4 bedroom detached 4 bedroom detached 4 bedroom semi-detached 3 bedroom detached The Honeybourne The Cricklade The Sapperton The Farleigh 3 bedroom detached 3 bedroom semi-detached 2 bedroom semi-detached 1 bedroom apartment Boundary Fence Boundary Fence Boundary Fence 15 15 14 14 D/HL4 D/HL4 SG2 SG2 EXISTING HOUSING Solar PV provision for Comprehensive Composting Rainwater Recycling all detached homes new tree and facilities for harvesting for facilities designed at Redwing Gate shrub planting each home each home into each kitchen Boundary Fence Boundary Fence Boundary Fence 15 15 14 14 D/HL4 D/HL4 SG2 SG2 EXISTING HOUSING Important Notice The site layout is intended for illustrative purposes only and may change, for example, in response to market demand or ground conditions. It should be treated as general guidance and cannot be relied upon as accurately describing any one of the specified matters prescribed by any order made under the Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008. Landscaping is indicative. Please refer to the Landscape Plan and Engineering Layout available from the Sales Consultant or Agents. Lounge PLOTS 3, 16 & 17 Ground Floor 3.25m x 5.21m 10’7” x 17’1’’ Kitchen/Breakfast/ Sun Lounge The Hilmarton 8.44m (max) x 3.42m (max) 27’8” (max) x 11’2’’ (max) A nicely proportioned, double fronted 4 bedroom detached home with open plan kitchen including feature island leading on to sun lounge. Upstairs a principal bedroom boasts Dining ensuite and built in wardrobes, in addition to a generously appointed family bathroom. 2.97m x 3.03m 9’8” x 9’10’’ Bedroom 1* 3.05m (max) x 3.95m (max) 9’11” (max) x 15’6’’ (max) Bedroom 2 2.95m x 3.40m 9’7” x 11’1’’ Bedroom 3 3.29m x 2.99m 10’9” x 9’9’’ First Floor Bedroom 4 2.32m x 2.12m 7’7” x 6’11’’ A/C Airing cupboard B Boiler C Cupboard DW Integrated dishwasher Eco-bin FF Integrated fridge freezer L Larder Unit O Eye level oven TD Tumble dryer space W Wardrobe WM Washing machine space WO Optional wardrobe – see Sales Consultant * Dims exclude Wardrobe Ground Floor Lounge PLOTS 4, 5, 19 & 26 3.41m (max) x 4.97m (max) 11’2” (max) x 16’3’’ (max) #Please note plots 5 and 19 have variance to Sun Lounge external Kitchen/Sun Lounge wall position. # 5.42m (max) x 7.39m (max) The Hampton Please see our Sales Consultant 17’8” (max) x 24’2’’ (max) for more information. * A delightful 4 bedroom detached home with a highly specified Bedroom 1 and contemporary open plan kitchen/dining leads on to a 5.42m (max) x 4.22m (max) beautiful sun lounge. The principal bedroom suite occupies the 17’8” (max) x 13’9’’ (max) top floor with a spectacular galleried landing, ensuite and walk Bedroom 1 (Plot 19) in wardrobe. 5.42m (max) x 4.00m (max) 17’8” (max) x 13’1’’ (max) Bedroom 2 3.37m x 3.17m 11’1” x 10’4’’ Bedroom 3 3.43m x 2.70m First Floor 11’2” x 8’9’’ Bedroom 4 1.95m (max) x 3.17m (max) Second Floor 6’4” (max) x 10’4’’ (max) A/C Airing cupboard B Boiler C Cupboard DW Integrated dishwasher Eco-bin FF Integrated fridge freezer O Eye level oven TD Tumble dryer space WM Washing machine space WO Optional wardrobe – see Sales Consultant --- Denotes restricted headroom * Dims exclude Wardrobe Please note plot 19 dormer omitted and features skylight windows to front. Please see our Sales Consultant for more information. Ground Floor First Floor Lounge/Sun Lounge PLOTS 8 & 9 4.92m (max) x 6.23m (max) 16’1” (max) x 20’5’’ (max) Kitchen/Dining 3.98m (max) x 5.78m (max) The Charlbury 13’1” (max) x 18’11’’ (max) * So impressive, this 4 bedroom semi-detached home with a Bedroom 1 brilliantly designed kitchen dining room with fabulous bay 4.92m (max) x 4.35m (max) window, sun lounge and exceptional galleried principal suite 16’1” (max) x 14’3’’ (max) with walk in wardrobe. Bedroom 2* 4.15m (max) x 3.57m (max) 13’7” (max) x 11’8’’ (max) Bedroom 3 2.84m x 2.92m 9’3” x 9’6’’ Study/Bedroom 4 1.99m x 2.92m 6’6” x 9’6’’ A/C Airing cupboard Second Floor AS Appliance space B Boiler C Cupboard DW Integrated dishwasher Eco-bin FF Integrated fridge freezer O Built under oven W Wardrobe WM Washing machine space --- Denotes restricted headroom * Dims exclude Wardrobe Ground Floor Lounge PLOTS 18, 24 & 25 3.41m (max) x 5.24m (max) 11’2” (max) x 21’1’’ (max) Kitchen/Dining 5.42m (max) x 4.33m (max) The Hinton 17’8” (max) x 14’2’’ (max) * A beautifully balanced 3 bedroom detached home, which benefits from an open plan Bedroom 1 kitchen and dining area, perfect for flexible living. Upstairs, the principal bedroom suite 3.37m (max) x 3.84m (max) boasts a walk in wardrobe and ensuite shower room, in addition to a further double and 11’1” (max) x 12’6’’ (max) single bedroom plus a family bathroom. Bedroom 2 3.21m x 3.19m 10’6” x 10’5’’ Bedroom 3 2.11m (max) x 3.19m (max) 6’10” (max) x 10’5’’ (max) A/C Airing cupboard B Boiler First Floor C Cupboard DW Integrated dishwasher Eco-bin FF Integrated fridge freezer O Eye level oven TD Tumble dryer space WM Washing machine space WO Optional wardrobe – see Sales Consultant * Dims exclude Wardrobe *Please note windows only applicable to plot 18. Please see our Sales Consultant for more information. Lounge PLOTS 1, 2, 10 & 11 3.27m x 5.23m 10’8” x 17’1’’ Kitchen/Dining 3.02m x 5.23m The Honeybourne 9’10” x 17’1’’ A charming, double-fronted 3 bedroom detached home, packed Bedroom 1 with thoughtful design features, including the downstairs laundry/ 3.31m (max) x 4.05m (max) WC and ample storage. Upstairs, 3 bedrooms and a well-appointed 10’10” (max) x 13’3’’ (max) family bathroom are located off the landing. The spacious principal Bedroom 2 bedroom suite boasts an ensuite and built in wardrobes. 3.04m x 3.22m 9’11” x 10’6’’ Bedroom 3 Ground Floor (Plots 2, 10 & 11) 3.04m x 1.91m 9’11” x 6’3’’ A/C Airing cupboard B Boiler C Cupboard DW Integrated dishwasher Eco-bin FF Integrated fridge freezer O Eye level oven TD Tumble dryer space W Wardrobe WM Washing machine space WO Optional wardrobe Ground Floor (Plot 1) First Floor (Plots 2, 10 & 11) First Floor (Plot 1) – see Sales Consultant *Window omitted to certain homes.
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