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Calder- wood Village COATBRIDGE A choice of homes in a location you’ll love discover more at dundas.co.uk where home means more Welcome to Calderwood Village 320 homes Calderwood village is located in Coatbridge, just 11 miles from the centre of Glasgow. This makes it perfect 16 house types for commuters or locals who are looking for a new 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5 home in this popular town. bedroom homes Calderwood Village has been designed to be a great place for families. It is laid out in innovative Home Zones that create a ‘walkable’ neighbourhood Apartments, where children can play safely. terraced, semi- Everything has been done to make Calderwood Village a really welcoming and inclusive community – it even features a community hub that offers a detached & place for people to get together. detached homes Come and visit our Sales Centre and you’ll find our team friendly and straight-forward. There’s more to life at Calderwood Village YOUR OWN LOCAL BE IN GLASGOW IN LESS THAN COUNTRY PARK 30 MINUTES Calderwood Village is close to With excellent road links, beautiful Drumpellier Country a local bus stop and a train Park. This 500-acres of parkland station just five minutes’ walk offers a host of great amenities, away, Calderwood Village has including a visitor centre and excellent transport links for café, and lots of lovely walks. It’s Glasgow and the central belt an awesome place for a family of Scotland. day out. More LIVE IN AN AWARD-WINNER The development has won a number of prestigious industry of what awards, including the UK Property Awards 5-star matters rating as the ‘Best Residential Development in Central Scotland’. SCHOOLS AND SHOPS ON YOUR DOORSTEP The local community boasts a good selection of well- performing schools and nurseries. There is also a good choice of local shops and a nearby retail park from which to get all your day-to-day requirements. A RICH LOCAL HISTORY ENJOY A GREENER LIFE Coatbridge has a rich industrial Calderwood Village has heritage that is brought to life at impressive environmental Summerlee Heritage park. credentials. All the homes are This 22-acre museum highlights exceptionally energy efficient the past in exciting and and have solar panels, which informative ways and offers an makes them much cheaper to exciting day out. It also boasts a heat and run. lively adventure playground. LOTS OF SPORTS TO TRY The surrounding area offers a wide range of leisure and fitness facilities, including five golf clubs, the Time Capsule water park and ice rink and the Coatbridge Outdoor Sports Centre. ENJOY A CUPPA IN YOUR COMMUNITY HUB Want to be an active part of the community? Calderwood Village features a unique community hub that offers a place to enjoy activities and events and in which you can meet your friends and neighbours. Home Specifications The homes at Calderwood Village offer either open-plan INTERNAL living or more traditional layouts in which the kitchen Gas central heating with high efficiency condensing combination and dining areas are separate from the living rooms. boiler and thermostatic radiator valves All fittings and finishes are of a high standard, and High thermal insulation include luxury bathrooms and quality kitchens with Oak finish internal doors with chrome ironmongery high-spec SMEG appliances. All of the homes have been built to meet the latest energy efficiency standards and KITCHEN benefit from roof-mounted solar panels. They also offer Luxury fitted kitchen with choice of doors and worktops** generous gardens and private parking. SMEG stainless steel single electric oven SMEG stainless steel 4 burner gas hob Stainless steel chimney hood 1.5 bowl stainless steel sink with mixer taps Single bowl stainless steel sink with mixer taps in utility* BATHROOM AND EN SUITE Choice of vanity furniture in bathroom and en suite** Shower in en suite Choice of wall tiling in bathroom and en suite from a range by Porcelanosa** BEDROOMS Choice of feature wardrobe doors in master bedroom** Sliding wardrobe doors to other bedrooms where applicable DECORATION Skirtings and facings finished in white gloss Stair balustrade finished in white with oak finish handrail Internal walls and ceilings finished in white emulsion ELECTRICAL Low energy pendant light fittings Mains linked smoke detectors to both ground and first floor Carbon monoxide detector Television point in lounge and master bedroom Telephone point in hall or lounge as applicable Shaver socket in en suite EXTERNAL Timber frame construction with stone or brick detailing and co-ordinated render High performance insulated front and rear door* Bell and numerals to front door Light to front and rear door* Light to French doors UPVC double glazed windows Slabbed paths Paviour driveway Turf to front garden Photovoltaic Roof Panels Fibre optic cabling * where applicable ** subject to build stage Computer generated images. Individual features and elevational treatments may vary. Please ask the Sales Negotiator for details of your chosen plot. ELLIOT AREA M2 SQ FT Lounge 4.66 x 3.40 15’3” x 11’2” 3 bedroom terraced home Kitchen/Dining 4.58 x 2.75 15’0” x 9’0” Master Bedroom 2.74 x 3.20 9’0” x 10’6” En suite 2.67 x 1.03 8’9” x 3’5” Bed 2 3.28 x 2.70 10’9” x 8’10” Bed 3 2.83 x 2.46 9’3” x 8’1” Bathroom 2.82 x 1.81 9’3” x 5’11” Total Floor Area 95.4m2 1027ft2 GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR SECOND FLOOR Please note that some properties are built handed (mirror image) to those illustrated. These floor plans depict a typical layout of the house type. All dimensions are approximate and floor plans are not to scale. Computer generated images. Individual features and elevational treatments may vary. Please ask the Sales Negotiator for details of your chosen plot. GILROY AREA M2 SQ FT Lounge 4.84 x 3.27 15’11” x 10’9” 3 bedroom terraced home Kitchen/Dining 5.33 x 2.63 17’6” x 8’8” Master Bedroom 3.01 x 2.88 9’11” x 9’5” En suite 1.81 x 1.79 5’11” x 5’10” Bed 2 2.90 x 2.67 9’6” x 8’9” Bed 3 2.86 x 1.89 9’5” x 6’2” Bathroom 2.26 x 1.70 7’5” x 5’7” Total Floor Area 85.4m2 918ft2 GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR Please note that some properties are built handed (mirror image) to those illustrated. These floor plans depict a typical layout of the house type. All dimensions are approximate and floor plans are not to scale. Computer generated images. Individual features and elevational treatments may vary. Please ask the Sales Negotiator for details of your chosen plot. ROBSON AREA M2 SQ FT Lounge 4.84 x 3.35 15’11” x 11’0” 3 bedroom semi-detached home Kitchen/Dining 5.00 x 2.48 16’5” x 8’2” Master Bedroom 3.60 x 2.49 11’10” x 8’2” En suite 2.97 x 1.20 9’9” x 3’11” Bed 2 3.04 x 2.77 10’0” x 9’1” Bed 3 3.36 x 2.02 11’00” x 6’8” Bathroom 2.29 x 1.70 7’6” x 5’7” Total Floor Area 85.4m2 918ft2 GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR Please note that some properties are built handed (mirror image) to those illustrated. These floor plans depict a typical layout of the house type. All dimensions are approximate and floor plans are not to scale. Computer generated images. Individual features and elevational treatments may vary. Please ask the Sales Negotiator for details of your chosen plot. BRODIE AREA M2 SQ FT Lounge 4.89 x 3.10 16’ 1” x 10’ 2” 3 bedroom semi-detached home Kitchen/Dining 4.89 x 2.73 16’ 1” x 8’ 11” Master Bedroom 2.74 x 2.56 9’ 0” x 8’ 5” En suite 2.40 x 1.55 7’ 10” x 5’ 1” Bed 2 2.79 x 2.53 9’ 2” x 8’ 4” Bed 3 2.39 x 2.26 7’ 10” x 7’ 5” Bathroom 2.15 x 2.01 7’ 1” x 6’ 7” Total Floor Area 83.54m2 899ft2 GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR Please note that some properties are built handed (mirror image) to those illustrated. These floor plans depict a typical layout of the house type. All dimensions are approximate and floor plans are not to scale. Computer generated images. Individual features and elevational treatments may vary. Please ask the Sales Negotiator for details of your chosen plot. SINCLAIR AREA M2 SQ FT Lounge 3.71 x 3.70 12’2” x 12’2” 3 bedroom semi-detached home Kitchen/Dining 5.04 x 2.48 16’6” x 8’2” Master Bedroom 3.13 x 3.05 10’3” x 10’0” En suite 2.30 x 1.21 7’7” x 4’0” Bed 2 2.90 x 2.60 9’6” x 8’6” Bed 3 2.85 x 2.05 9’4” x 6’9” Bathroom 2.27 x 1.71 7’5” x 5’7” Total Floor Area 82.8m2 891ft2 GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR Please note that some properties are built handed (mirror image) to those illustrated. These floor plans depict a typical layout of the house type. All dimensions are approximate and floor plans are not to scale. Computer generated images. Individual features and elevational treatments may vary. Please ask the Sales Negotiator for details of your chosen plot.
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