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A RANGE OF FOUR & FIVE BEDROOM EXECUTIVE HOMES WITHIN A SMALL AND SELECT VILLAGE LOCATION EASTCO HOMES WELCOMES YOU TO The Old Woodyard Eastco Homes delivers the very best in new homes. We create elegant and beautiful luxury homes in carefully selected locations as demonstrated by . Fe n ce our latest development in Marston Trussell. 98.74 We are delighted to introduce The Old Woodyard, a stunning contemporary development of . four and five bedroom executive homes. These unique homes have been planned and designed to meet today’s modern living and lifestyle requirements. 3 . 5 2 4 1 N MAIN ROAD DEVELOPMENT PLAN COMPUTER GENERATED IMAGE WITH MARKET HARBOROUGH ON YOUR DOORSTEP time to explore your surroundings SHOPPING IN MARKET HARBOROUGH Marston Trusell is an idyllic village situated on the northern border of Northamptonshire and in close proximity to the historic town of Market Harborough and the pretty villages of THE OLD GRAMMAR SCHOOL - MARKET HARBOROUGH Lubenham and East Farndon. The village of Marston Trussell is first mentioned in the A leisure centre on the outskirts of town provides a gym, Domesday Book (AD 1085) as Mersitone, it is assumed swimming pools and exercise classes. the Trussell family added their name to the village after they became lords of the manor in the 13th century. Market Harborough provides a comprehensive commuting network with St Pancras International around an hour SIGN POST FOR MARSTON TRUSSELL The village has a Grade I listed Anglican church, a village away by rail. It is also ideally situated for road links with GRAND UNION CANAL THREE SWANS HOTEL - MARKET HARBOROUGH hall and an a award-winning vineyard. The village is easy access to the A14, M1 & M6. surrounded by rolling hills and beautiful open countryside. Marketing Harborough offers all that is required for Market Harborough is a thriving south Leicestershire day to day living with shopping, leisure facilities, medical market town with an extensive range of shops, leisure services and schooling, whilst nearby Leicester offers and educational facilities, a variety of coffee houses, all one would expect from a major city. There are banks, restaurants and independent boutiques. Local independent schools in Uppingham, Oakham, Oundle sports facilities include a golf course, tennis and squash as well as the highly regarded Brooke House College in courts and a cricket ground. Market Harborough. GRADE I LISTED ST NICHOLAS CHURCH OATHILL BAR & RESTAURANT - MARKET HARBOROUGH GRAND UNION CANAL - MARKET HARBOROUGH ST. MARY’S PLACE - MARKET HARBOROUGH Oak House An exceptional five bedroom executive home with detached double garage Total area: 273 sqm / 2939 sqft Utility En Suite Bedroom 3 Bedroom 4 Wine Cellar Kitchen / Family Room Bathroom Orangery Hall Landing En Suite Study Cbd Master Living Room Bedroom Bedroom 2 Bedroom 5 WC Dining Room Dressing Room En Suite Ground Floor - 145.3 Sqm / 1564 Sqft First Floor - 127.7 Sqm / 1375 Sqft Living Room 4.46m x 7.13m 23’5” x 14’8” Master Bedroom 4.86m x 4.18m 15’11” x 13’9” Dining Room 4.51m x 4.40m 14’10” x 14’5” Bedroom 2 4.05m x 3.88m 13’3” x 12’9” Kitchen/Family Room 6.77m x 4.72m 22’2” x 15’6” Bedroom 3 5.46m x 3.88m 17’11” x 12’9” Orangery 4.06m x 3.59m 13’4” x 11’9” Bedroom 4 3.88m x 2.91m 12’9” x 9’7” Study 4.51m x 2.06m 14’10” x 6’9” Bedroom 5 4.32m x 3.88m 14’2” x 12’9” Utility 3.58m x 2.56m 11’9” x 8’5” Door and window details may vary on some plots, please check with your Sales Advisor. The room sizes shown in this brochure may be taken to the widest points in each room; COMPUTER GENERATED IMAGE wall to wall tolerance of +/-5% is allowed. External finish may vary on certain plots, please check with the Sales Advisor. Sycamore House An outstanding 5 bedroom residence with a double integral garage Total area: 301.9 sqm / 3249 sqft (including garage) Ensuite Bedroom 2 WC Bedroom 3 Utility Garage Ensuite Bath Dining Room Dressing Wine Cellar Landing Kitchen / Hall Family Room Balcony Bedroom 1 Study Living Room Bedroom 4 Bedroom 5 Ground Floor - 122.1 Sqm / 1314 Sqft* First Floor - 147.7 Sqm / 1590 Sqft Living Room 5.83m x 3.73m 19’1” x 12’3” Master Bedroom 5.60m x 3.63m 18’5” x 11’11” Dining Room 3.95m x 3.29m 13’0” x 10’10” Dressing Room 4.04m x 2.11m 13’3” x 6’11” Kitchen/Family Room 7.51m x 6.18m 24’7” x 20’3” Bedroom 2 3.72m x 3.63m 12’2” x 11’11” Study 3.73m x 3.30m 12’3” x 10’10” Bedroom 3 5.42m x 5.33m 17’9” x 17’6” Utility 2.87m x 2.32m 9’5” x 7’7” Bedroom 4 3.75m x 3.63m 12’4” x 11’11” Garage 5.69m x 5.46m 18’8” x 17’11” Bedroom 5 4.74m x 3.05m 15’6” x 10’0” * Excluding Garage Door and window details may vary on some plots, please check with your Sales Advisor. The room sizes shown in this brochure may be taken to the widest points in each room; wall to wall tolerance of +/-5% is allowed. External finish may vary on certain plots, please check with the Sales Advisor. COMPUTER GENERATED IMAGE Maple House An exceptional five bedroom executive home with detached double garage Total area: 302 sqm / 3250 sqft (including garage) Dressing Room WC Garage Bathroom Utility Master En Suite Bedroom Dining Room Bedroom 2 En Suite Wine Cellar Landing Kitchen / Hall Family Room Bedroom 3 Bedroom 5 Bedroom 4 Study Living Room Ground Floor - 122.4 Sqm / 1317 Sqft* First Floor - 147.5 Sqm / 1588 Sqft Living Room 5.83m x 4.29m 19’1” x 14’1” Master Bedrrom 5.41m x 5.21m 17’9” x 17’1” Kitchen/Family Room 7.51m x 6.18m 24’7” x 20’3” Dressing Room 3.16m x 3.14m 10’4” x 10’4” Study 3.73m x 3.30m 12’3” x 10’10” Bedroom 2 4.04m x 3.81m 13’3” x 12’6” Utility 2.87m x 2.32m 9’5” x 7’7” Bedroom 3 3.63m x 3.41m 11’11” x 11’2” Play/Dining Room 3.95m x 3.29m 13’0” x 10’10” Bedroom 4 4.74m x 3.75m 15’6” x 12’4” Garage 5.69m x 5.46m 18’8” x 17’11” Bedroom 5 3.75m x 3.63m 12’4” x11’11” * Excluding Garage Door and window details may vary on some plots, please check with your Sales Advisor. The room sizes shown in this brochure may be taken to the widest points in each room; COMPUTER GENERATED IMAGE wall to wall tolerance of +/-5% is allowed. External finish may vary on certain plots, please check with the Sales Advisor. Birch House A magnificent 4 bedroom house with integral garage Total area: 225 sqm / 2422 sqft (including garage) Bedroom 2 Kitchen / Family Room Dressing Room Utility Ensuite Master (Roof Void) WC Bedroom Landing Living Room Ensuite Bathroom Garage Ensuite Dining Room Hall Bedroom 4 Bedroom 3 Study (Roof Void) Cbd Ground Floor - 99.2 Sqm / 1068 Sqft* First Floor - 108.2 Sqm / 1165 Sqft Living Room 6.06m x 3.68m 19’10” x 12’1” Master Bedroom 5.13m x 3.73m 16’10” x 12’3” Dining Room 3.73m x 3.69m 12’3” x 12’1” Dressing Room 2.38m x 1.93m 7’10” x 6’4” Kitchen/Family Room 8.16m x 3.73m 26’9” x 12’3” Bedroom 2 4.20m x 3.73m 13’9” x 12’3” Study 2.58m x 2.31m 8’6” x 7’7” Bedroom 3 3.73m x 3.23m 12’3” x 10’7” Utility 2.33m x 2.16m 7’8” x 7’1” Bedroom 4 3.73m x 3.01m 12’3” x 9’10” Garage 6.02m x 2.85m 19’9” x 9’4” * Excluding Garage Door and window details may vary on some plots, please check with your Sales Advisor. The room sizes shown in this brochure may be taken to the widest points in each room; wall to wall tolerance of +/-5% is allowed. External finish may vary on certain plots, please check with the Sales Advisor. COMPUTER GENERATED IMAGE Willow House A spacious 5 bedroom detached residence Total area: 218.7 sqm / 2354 sqft En Suite Bedroom 3 Utility Living Room (Roof Void) Landing Bedroom 2 Cbd Kitchen / Bedroom 4 En Suite WC Dining Room Family Room Dressing Room Master Bedroom 5 Bedroom Study Hall Bath (Roof Void) Cbd Ground Floor - 110.2 Sqm / 1186 Sqft First Floor - 108.5 Sqm / 1168 Sqft Living Room 6.81m x 4.55m 22’4” x 14’11” Master Bedroom 4.74m x 3.53m 15’7” x 11’7” Kitchen/Dining Room 6.65m x 4.69m 21’10” x 15’5” Dressing Room 3.48m x 1.75m 11’5” x 5’9” Family Room 5.08m x 3.48m 16’8” x 11’5” Bedroom 2 3.54m x 3.03m 11’7” x 9’11” Study 4.55m x 2.23m 14’11” x 7’4” Bedroom 3 5.08m x 3.22m 16’8” x 10’7” Utility 2.18m x 1.86m 7’2” x 6’1” Bedroom 4 4.60m x 2.76m 15’1” x 9’1” Bedroom 5 3.18m x 2.97m 10’5” x 9’9” Door and window details may vary on some plots, please check with your Sales Advisor.
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