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Blériot Gate So Resi Main Brochure Stock: White 350 gsm Outer cover Printed 1 special - to match So resi Emerals c70 m0 y45 k0 with Shiny silver foil block Blériot Gate Shiny silver foil block By Metropolitan Thames Valley Spine width TBC TVH has taken all reasonable care in the preparation of the information given in this brochure. However, this information is subject to change and has been prepared solely for the purpose of providing general guidance. TVH does not warrant the accuracy or completeness of this information. Particulars are given for illustrative purposes only. TVH undertakes continuous product development and any information given relating to our products may vary from time to time. The information and particulars set out within this brochure do not constitute part of a formal offer invitation or contract to acquire the relevant property. For the reasons mentioned above, no information contained in this brochure is to be relied upon. In particular, all plans prospectus, descriptions, dimensions and measurements are approximate and provided for guidance only. Such information is given without responsibility on the part of TVH. So Resi is a new way of making home ownership possible for more people. You buy a share of your home, with a lower deposit, smaller mortgage and monthly payment on the rest. So Resi redefines shared ownership, by making everything clear and uncomplicated, so you understand how it all works at every stage, before and after you buy. Our So Resi homeowners are important to us and we aim to build strong, lasting relationships by being here to answer your questions in language that makes sense. So Resi by Metropolitan Thames Valley, a not-for-profit housing association. For over fifty years we’ve been building good quality, affordable new homes and managing them well. By doing that, we’ve been helping to create communities where people are proud and happy to live. So Resi Blériot Gate | Introduction A collection of 1 and 2 bedroom homes for shared ownership A home that’s got it all So Resi Blériot Gate is a distinctive collection of contemporary new one and two bedroom shared ownership apartments, ideally positioned in beautiful Surrey within easy reach of London. In the leafy borough of Runnymede to the north of the county, Addlestone is a welcoming and vibrant town surrounded by fabulous countryside and close to Weybridge and Chertsey which offer great eating, drinking and shopping venues. So Resi Blériot Gate is an exciting development a few minutes walk from Addlestone train station and close to a large supermarket and cafés. Each elegant and airy new apartment is planned to make everyday living a delight, with floor-to-ceiling windows that fill every beautifully laid-out space with natural light, and both shared and private outdoor spaces. Contents Introduction 2 The area 4 Development overview 8 Connectivity 10 The apartment 14 Specification 19 Plans 20 Useful information 37 Computer Generated Image for illustrative purposes only 2 3 So Resi Blériot Gate | The area Time to relax and enjoy life Life is about those special times, and at So Resi Blériot Gate there will be plenty of moments to remember. The stunning countryside and parks all around offer endless opportunities for fresh air, fitness and restorative calm in every season. Unwind in the stunning world-class gardens at RHS Garden Wisley just a short drive away, or take a long walk across 4,800 acres of green space in the famous Windsor Great Park. Nearby Loseley Park offers 500 years of history, while Polesden Lacey’s elegant Edwardian mansion opens up The Glasshouse at onto a stunning landscape of grazed fields and ancient woodlands. RHS Garden Wisley When it’s time for refreshment, take your pick from the many welcoming Only 16 minutes by car pubs and restaurants close by. You’ll be spoilt for choice when eating out, from So Resi Blériot Gate with everything from international cooking to traditional British food both in Addlestone and nearby Weybridge, Chertsey and Guildford, as well as plenty of great shopping at your favourite stores and independent traders. 4 5 So Resi Blériot Gate | The area A great base 6 to explore 2 1 4 5 3 10 mins 4 mins 7 mins 44 mins 10 mins 16 mins 1. Chertsey, one of England’s 2. Peacefull countryside – 3. Convenient cafes, 4. Direct to Waterloo Station, 5. Thrilling Thorpe Park 6. Stunning landscapes and oldest market towns Coxes Mill and Lock restaurants and shops Central London views at RHS Garden Wisley Enjoy your fill of thrills and Take a short trip to the historic A short cycle ride will take you to Just stroll down the road to find Living only minutes from adventure on more than Get away from it all in the town of Chertsey on the right bank Coxes Mill and its large millpond, everything you need right at Addlestone Station means 30 incredible rides, including beautiful surroundings of of the Thames for its picturesque built in the 1780s to mill grain hand in Addlestone town centre, travelling to central London the mind-bending Derren Brown RHS Garden Wisley, the home medieval buildings as well as that had been brought by barge including shops, cafés and a couldn’t be easier, with the fastest Ghost Train, seven rollercoasters of horticulture and a wonderful a wide range of interesting shops along the canal through the scenic Tesco Extra for all your daily direct trains taking you straight and four water rides. day out for all the family. and restaurants. countryside. essentials. to Waterloo in just 44 minutes. 6 7 So Resi Blériot Gate | Site plan HAWKER DR IVE PREVIOUS DEVELOPMENT PHASE Development HAWKER DRIV Block 4a TH WAY Block 8 I overview E AH HAWKER DRIVE SOPW E The exceptional collection of one and two bedroom Shared Ownership Homes shared ownership apartments at So Resi Blériot Gate is HAWKER DRIV AH part of a stylish and environmentally aware development Block 2 (west wing) in the welcoming centre of Addlestone. Block 2 Sat Nav location Block 4A AH KT15 2PG New shops, a cinema, gym and public spaces are part of the wider regeneration at the heart of this historic Block 8 Surrey town, all just minutes from So Resi Blériot Gate. HAWKER DRIVE Key So Resi Stairs Parking Affordable housing Cycle storage Private Bin store The site layout is intended for illustrative purposes only and is subject to change. D ADDLESTONE 8 STATION 9 STATION ROA Laleham Park Sports Ground Shepperton So Resi Blériot Gate | Connectivity M3 Gogmore Farm Park Just 19 miles from Shepperton Free Prae Central London Chertsey Road Park River Thames Chertsey Eastworth Chertsey Roa d Meads Weybridge Woking Guildford Kingston upon ThamesLondon Waterloo 5mins 16mins 31mins 32mins 44mins y Wa Chertsey Road s A31 7 Woburn Abbey Moor Golf St. Peter’ W Park Course Surrey obu rn A317 Hill Weybridge Chertsey RHS Garden WisleyHeathrow T5 Windsor Hawker Dri 3mins 4mins 16mins 18mins 28mins ve Oatlands Park Junction 11, M25 W Addlestone eybridge Road A317 eet Station High Str High St Addlestone Weybridge Oatlands Drive A317 Addlestone StationCoxes Lock Brooklands MuseumThorpe Park Hampton Court B3121 M25 Queens Road l ch Road 2mins 6mins 20mins 25mins 48mins Chur Hanger Hil Heath Roa Spinney Hill d Coxes Lock Addlestone StationTesco Victory Park Coxes Lock Weybridge 4mins 7mins 13mins 17mins 26mins Weybridge Times are approximate and taken from Google maps. 10 11 Central London So Resi Blériot Gate | Connectivity To London and beyond Making connections Make the most of all London has to offer with fast and frequent connections direct to Waterloo from Addlestone station, just minutes from So Resi Blériot Gate. Virginia Water offers an even faster service into the city, and nearby Weybridge and Reading London Heathrow Airport Regents Street, London are just as accessible. Closer to home, a network of local bus services makes it quick and convenient to reach the area’s many schools and shops as well as neighbouring towns such as Chertsey. And when it comes to travelling overseas, both Heathrow and Gatwick are an easy drive, so you’ll have plenty of choice for holidays and business. The ancient Crouch Oak in Addlestone once marked the boundary to Windsor Forest and is thought to be over 1,000 years old. 12 13 So Resi Blériot Gate | Urban living Urban living in the heart of Surrey Images from previous So Resi home is for illustrative purposes only and purchasers should not rely on these images. 14 15 So Resi Blériot Gate | The apartment Images from previous So Resi home is for illustrative purposes only and purchasers should not rely on these images. 16 17 So Resi Blériot Gate | Specification Created with love These stylish contemporary homes have been designed to make a lasting impression, with beautiful décor, elegant floor-to-ceiling windows and spacious en-suite bathrooms. Bright and open living areas are filled with natural light, cleverly maximised storage space enhances a modern, uncluttered feel and each apartment opens onto its own terrace or balcony. Every detail at So Resi Blériot Gate is planned and specified with your needs in mind. General Kitchen Neutral décor throughout Fully fitted kitchen Neutral wool mix carpet to bedrooms Integrated appliances to include fridge freezer, dishwasher and built in oven with ceramic hob Amtico flooring to living room, kitchen and plus glass extractor hood hallway Integrated washer drier or freestanding located Built in wardrobes to master bedrooms in the hallway cupboard where necessary Energy efficient light fittings Recessed LED chrome downlighters and under Provision for Sky Q to living room and cupboard lighting bedroom 1 and BT Broadband connection point (Subject to subscription) Outside USB faceplates to bedroom, living room Private balcony or terrace* and kitchen Secure bike storage in communal area Bathrooms Allocated parking to each home Contemporary bathroom suite with Recessed LED chrome downlights Security and peace of mind Ceramic wall and Amtico flooring Mains operated smoke, heat and carbon monoxide detectors with battery back up Thermostatic chrome bath shower mixer Secure entry phone system Ladder towel rail with chrome finish 12 years NHBC guarantee Shower screen Every property at So Resi Blériot Gate is made to the highest standard.
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