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Ivy Manor, Abbots Bromley, Staffordshire, WS15 3BL Ivy Manor, Abbots Bromley, Staffordshire, WS15 3BL The home of style and quality The home of style and quality Abbots Bromley, Local information The picturesque village of Abbots Bromley can be found in the east of Staffordshire, between Uttoxeter, Stafford and Lichfield. Rated by the Sunday Times as one of the 12 most desirable locations to live in the West Midlands, Abbots Bromley is a village of character and tradition. The local residents pride themselves on a community spirit that respects the village’s history and understands the practicalities of modern living. The rustic surroundings and nearby Blithfield Reservoir offer many leisure opportunities including country walks, weekly sailing events at the Blithfield Sailing Club and a variety of community organised events throughout the year. Abbots Bromley has an excellent primary school, and a highly reputable private school, located in the center of the village, educating children and young people in an enviable rural environment. Local state schools include Uttoxeter’s popular middle school and the Thomas Alleyne Academy. The nearest railway station is Rugeley station, located 6 miles south west of the village, with regular train services reaching as far as London and Crewe. Ivy Manor, Site Map HIGH STREET 1 2 3 Nestled in the rural beauty of Abbots Bromley, Ivy Manor is the N exceptional new development from Walton Homes - that is as 4 striking as it is luxurious. These grand homes are spacious; offer versatile living and a desirable countryside location. 5 Key: 6 THE ASHBROOK, THE SEEDCROFT 13 & THE RADMORE 12 7 THE KINVERS THE YEATSALLS 8 THE DUNSTALLS 11 9 THE BLITHFIELD 10 THE MIRES & THE NEEDWOOD THE FARMHOUSE IVY COTTAGE facebook.com/WaltonHomes waltonhomes.co.uk @Walton_Homes The home of style and quality The Farmhouse - Plot 12 The largest of all the new homes at Ivy Manor, the five bedroom Farmhouse offers stunning accommodation including an impressive kitchen, dining and family snug to one side of the entrance hall and then double doors lead to a front to back lounge on the other side. Floor Plan, The Farmhouse - Plot 12 Ground Floor First Floor Second Floor BEDROOM 4 BEDROOM 1 LOUNGE UTILITY CLOAKS SNUG/BREAKFAST DINING HALL ST LANDING BEDROOM 5 EN-SUITE PORCH BATHROOM KITCHEN DRESSING The home of style and quality The Blithfield - Plot 9 The only one of its kind on this development, the five bedroom Blithfield offers the most amazing family accommodation over two floors and then the added benefit of a stunning master suite on the top floor. Floor Plan, The Blithfield - Plot 9 Ground Floor First Floor Second Floor The home of style and quality The Mires - Plot 10, The Needwood - Plot 11 A modern twist on the barn style, The Mires and The Needwood accommodation includes an impressive dining entrance hall downstairs and master bedroom suite upstairs with an outstanding luxury specification throughout. Floor Plan, The Mires - Plot 10 GROUND UTILITY KITCHEN GARAGE LOUNGE Ground Floor GROUND UTILITY KITCHEN DINING GARAGE LOUNGE SNUG/BREAKFAST HALL DINING CLOAKS SNUG/BREAKFAST HALL CLOAKS FIRST First Floor BEDROOM 4 EN-SUITE FIRST BEDROOM 3 BEDROOM 4 BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 1 EN-SUITE EN-SUITE LANDING STUDY AREA DRESSING BEDROOM 3 BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 1 EN-SUITE LANDING DRESSING STUDY AREA The home of style and quality Floor Plan, The Needwood - Plot 11 UTILITY KITCHEN GARAGE Ground Floor LOUNGE UTILITY KITCHEN GARAGE HALL DINING LOUNGE SNUG/BEAKFAST CLOAKS HALL DINING SNUG/BEAKFAST CLOAKS First Floor BEDROOM 4 BEDROOM 3 EN-SUITE EN-SUITE BEDROOM 4 DRESSING BEDROOM 2 LANDING BEDROOM 3 EN-SUITE BEDROOM 1 STUDY EN-SUITE DRESSING BATHROOM BEDROOM 2 LANDING BEDROOM 1 STUDY BATHROOM The Kinver - Plot 4, The Kinver 2 - Plot 7 French doors leading onto your own private garden set the scene for these charming four bedroom homes with excellent accommodation throughout including en-suites off both the master bedroom and the second bedroom. The home of style and quality Floor Plan, The Kinver - Plot 4 Ground Floor First Floor Floor Plan, The Kinver 2 - Plot 7 Ground Floor First Floor The home of style and quality The Yeatsall - Plots 5 & 6 The internal design of the Yeatsall offers a light and airy open plan kitchen and dining area, making it ideal for socialising or simply enjoying some family time. Floor Plan, The Yeatsall - Plots 5 & 6 Ground Floor First Floor The home of style and quality The Dunstall - Plot 8, The Dunstall 2 - Plot 13 These beautifully designed four bedroomed homes offer a choice of layout, yet show an excellent use of space, making them ideal for today’s style of living as well as entertaining family and friends. Floor Plan, The Dunstall - Plot 8 Ground Floor First Floor AC CUP’D The home of style and quality Floor Plan, The Dunstall 2 - Plot 13 Ground Floor First Floor The Ashbrook, The Seedcroft and The Radmore, Plot 1-3 These charming three bedroomed homes form the conversion from the original Ivy House, that sits at the entrance to the development. Although they are individual in their layouts, they all offer the very latest in contemporary living within a very traditional Staffordshire village. The home of style and quality The Ashbrook, Floor Plan - Plot 1 Ground Floor First Floor BATHROOM BEDROOM 2 CLOAKS HALL KITCHEN BEDROOM 3 DINING LANDING LOUNGE BEDROOM 1 EN-SUITE Ground Floor First Floor DINING ROOM/LOUNGE: 4935 X 4600mm BEDROOM 1: 3650 X 3200mm KITCHEN: 2390 X 3435mm BEDROOM 2: 2650 X 3140mm BEDROOM 3: 2650 X 2030mm The Seedcroft, Plot 2 Ground Floor First Floor BEDROOM 3 BEDROOM 1 HALL CLOAKS STUDY LANDING BEDROOM 2 KITCHEN/DINING LOUNGE AC W BATHROOM Ground Floor First Floor KITCHEN/DINING ROOM: 3475 X 4650mm BEDROOM 1: 2500 X 2950mm LOUNGE/STUDY: 5950 X 4650mm BEDROOM 2: 2750 X 3750mm BEDROOM 3: 3750 X 2000mm The home of style and quality The Radmore, Floor Plan - Plot 3 Ground Floor First Floor BEDROOM 1 CLOAKS HALL AC KITCHEN LANDING EN-SUITE DINING BEDROOM 2 LOUNGE BEDROOM 3 Ground Floor First Floor DINING ROOM/LOUNGE: 4690 X 4750mm BEDROOM 1: 2350 X 3650mm KITCHEN: 2550 X 3560mm BEDROOM 2: 2450 X 3650mm BEDROOM 3: 2050 X 2550mm Why we choose to live in a Walton home The home of style and quality Abbots Bromley, How to find us Uttoxeter / A50 Hanley Ln Rugeley / Stafford / Stone Dunstal Brook WS15 3BL Ferneyhough Edwin B5014 Located in Abbots Bromley village, Ivy Manor is found on the High Street through the B5104 Lichfield Road. B5013 Abbots Bromley Surgery ABBOTS BROMLEY Richard Clark Approximately 12 miles north of the First School B5014 city of Lichfield. Radmore Ln Abbots Bromley The Crown School for girls Goats Head Opening times Coach & Horses Ivy Manor Burton-on-Trent (A38) Thursday - Monday Goose Ln Yeatsall Rd 11.00am - 5.00pm B5234 Port Ln Lichfield facebook.com/WaltonHomes waltonhomes.co.uk IMPORTANT NOTICE: The particulars in this brochure are for illustration purposes only. We operate a policy of continuous product @Walton_Homes development, and features such as windows, garages and external treatments may vary from time to time, as may heating and electrical layouts. These particulars should be treated as general guidance only..
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