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Appledown Orchard KERESLEY | COVENTRY Get to know APPLEDOWN ORCHARD KERESLEY | COVENTRY Situated on the north-western edge of the picturesque village of Keresley, Appledown Orchard provides an exciting collection of two, three, four and five-bedroom homes. BCP 116 116 115 114 117 114 115 115 117 113 Proposed 113 114 116 Attenuation Pond 117 112 118 112 113 111 BCP 111 119 118 119 VP 112 118 119 110 120 VP 110 111 BCP 128 129 109 127 128 129 130 110 130 120 127 128 120 VP 126 76 109 127 BCP 108 126 75 109 108 125 76 76 108 125 129 75 124 131 VP 124 130 132 74 123 75 77 73 77 123 126 74 122 133 122 73 74 125 121 134 131 124 131 78 135 132 77 121 123 132 78 133 73 139 122 136 133 BCP 72 BCP 121 72 78 140 137 134 79 139 134 72 140 141 135 138 135 82 80 139 81 140 142 136 80 79 71 136 143 79 80 141 137 71 71 141 137 BCP VP Proposed 142 138 BCP 81 70 70 138 142 144 Attenuation Pond 143 160 81 143 144 70 82 82 160 160 144 161 159 55 159 159 92 161 159 159 55 55 90 91 56 56 92 89 162 161 69 90 91 163 158 BCP 92 162 89 56 69 163 54 69 162 158 158 91 93 BCP 68 54 57 57 68 90 89 157 54 BCP 93 SS 57 145 68 94 163 156 88 146 87 88 145 87 87 94 145 146 157 53 58 67 67 88 93 95 86 155 157 95 147 58 58 67 53 148 146 84 94 156 Pumping 52 53 59 59 86 147 85 156 52 65 65 84 148 154 station BCP 86 BCP 85 96 147 59 66 66 95 66 149 97 155 153 155 85 149 148 52 60 98 51 65 83 60 60 154 51 84 83 152 99 154 64 98 96 149 96 153 64 83 99 151 50 45 64 100 98 97 153 51 97 211 150 BCP 50 49 63 63 45 63 101 99 150 170 164 45 211 150 152 152 171 48 62 211 170 102 151 170 165 165 50 210 199 171 165 46 209 199 151 166 164 47 61 100 210 103 169 166 VP 210 49 100 BCP 209 164 49 101 171 169 47 BCP 168 104 101 Bus Stop 173 46 61 61 172 168 VP 48 208 173 172 48 47 199 167 102 207 209 172 BCP 62 62 105 167 37 46 104 102 208 174 173 37 38 103 VP 105 104 207 38 106 103 208 200 169 39 105 201 175 206 36 38 107 174 39 176 168 36 37 207 202 40 Bus Stop 206 174 177 167 41 36 BCP 205 200 106 200 175 40 42 BCP 178 166 39 41 43 106 175 35 107 206 204 201 176 178 107 201 176 40 42 43 BCP 43 202 178 179 32 32 177 189 35 32 41 205 202 177 179 216 205 42 204 179 180 33 203 189 BCP 31 203 35 44 44 216 216 188 188 31 204 181 33 44 215 217 203 188 30 LEAP 33 217 4 BEDROOM HOMES 187 30 190 34 23 215 29 215 187 34 34 191 189 29 31 23 190 218 191 30 218 190 186 180 BCP 214 214 The Coltham 20 180 20 181 20 28 23 214 186 185 29 4 bedroom home 181 21 217 185 213 191 187 21 19 219 28 212 219Plots: 48, 49, 52, 111 & 112 184 27 213 192 183 19 213 234 186 183 184 182 21 212 192 182 28 218 193 22 233 24 24 The Trusdale 192 22 18 27 185 212 220 19 17 27 24 232 4 bedroom220 home 194 18 234 219 18 25 193 184 17 25 234 232 Plots: 4, 10, 36, 38, 43, 46, 50,194 16 233 231 195 235 193 22 233 232 196 183 26 25 235 220 55, 76, 79, 89, 92, 95 & 117194 195 16 26 230 221 197 182 17 247 15 195 196 8 14 26 231 221 8 247 247 235 236 229 The221 Monkford 8 16 15 14 237 197 222 198 246 246 236 231 196 BCP 4 bedroom home 15 246 237 14 230 228 222 236 Plots: 17,222 67, 69, 70, 80, 81, 197 198 9 230 229 227 13 238 229 228 90 & 119 2 237 239 198 2 VP 245 238 226 228 223 2 245 245 239 9 12 238 223 12 VP 244 244 The Midford 9 224 227 223 10 12 13 244 11 240 227 4 bedroom home 13 239 10 226 241 240 226 Plots:224 71 & 72 225 1 10 243 240 225 224 1 322 1 11 243 243 5 BEDROOM HOMES 255 225 322 11 BCP The Lydford 3 242 241 242 255 321 BCP 255 256 321 256 4 bedroom home 7 241 321 242 The Winterford 254 2 BEDROOM HOMES 3 Plots: 25, 35, 37, 93 & 94 266 254 257 3 6 5 bedroom home 320 266 256 320 322 4 266 320 320 VPVP Plots: 1, 2, 8, 22 & 23 The Janford* 257 4 277 258 320 The Ashenford 253 6 277 254 258 257 Plots: 96, 101, 102, 137 & 138 5 6 7 252 319 2 bedroom home 7 267 251 258 4 5 250 The Wayford 253 319 252 253 BCP 259 259 Plots: 15, 16, 57-60, 97-100*, 251 319 5 267 267 5 bedroom home 318 276 250 250 260 259 268 268 317 103*, 104*, 124-126*, 129-133* 318 BCP 249 276 277 249 Plot: 108 251 252 3 BEDROOM HOMES317 318 & 140-142 BCP 268 260 249 275 261 261 269 The Lavenham 260 274 269 317 275 276 262 261 316 The Canford 5 bedroom264 263home The Braxton 274 248 265 315 316 275 269 2 bedroom home BCP 248 Plots: 9, 21, 44, 77, 78, 82, 3 bedroom315 home316 264 263 262 Plots: 29-33, 61-66, 83-88* 274 270 265 109, 113 & 120 Plots: 18 & 19 270 248 271 263 262 314 315 & 121-123* 273 264 265 313 314 273 272 270 313 The Amersham 271 314 273 3 bedroom home 278 271 4 BEDROOM HOMES 272 313 278 278 Plots: 7, 11, 13 & 143 272 = Rental homes/Shared ownership 312 * 279 The Marford The Easedale BCP = Bin collection point 312 POS = Public open space 312 4 bedroom home 3 bedroom home VP = Visitor parking 280 280 306 305 311 280 309Plots: 3,308 27,307 51 & 53 Plots: 26, 28, 34, 110, 139 Future Development 311 BCP 306 305 311 308 307 & 144 285 296 309 279 279 285 The Waysdale 310 310 296 306 305 304 4 309bedroom308 home307 The Yewdale 296 310 286 Plot: 20 3 bedroom home 304 286 297 303 304 Plot: 54 286 The Wortham 285 297 297 284 300 301 303 BCP 4 bedroom home The Gosford 287 298 302 303 283 284 Plot: 116 3 bedroom home 284 298 298 287 Plot: 5, 12, 39-42, 74 & 75 299 299 BCP 287 The Manford 288 299 302302 288 4 bedroom300 301home301 The Willow* 283 282 288 300 283 Plots: 6, 14, 24, 45, 47, 56, Plot: 105-107, 127, 128 & 282 281 VP 282 68, 73, 91, 114, 115 & 118 134-136 294 294 295 VP 293 293 292 295 281 VP The Development Layout does not show details of gradients of land, boundary treatments, local authority street lighting or landscaping.281 It is our intention to build in accordance 295 292 292 with this layout. However, there may be occasions when the house designs, boundaries, landscaping and positions of roads and footpaths change as the development proceeds. Please check the details of your chosen property with your Sales Executive prior to reservation. TWM 58722/August 2020. 291 294 BCP 293 291 291 290 290 290 Tamworth Road 289 289 289 BCP 116 116 115 114 117 114 115 115 117 113 Proposed 113 114 116 Attenuation Pond 117 112 118 112 113 111 BCP 111 119 118 119 VP 112 118 119 110 120 VP 110 111 BCP 128 129 109 127 128 129 130 110 130 120 127 128 120 VP 126 76 109 127 BCP 108 126 75 109 108 125 76 76 108 125 129 75 124 131 VP 124 130 132 74 123 75 77 73 77 123 126 74 122 133 122 73 74 125 121 134 131 124 131 78 135 132 77 121 123 132 Get to know 78 133 73 139 122 136 133 BCP 72 BCP 121 72 78 140 137 134 79 139 134 72 140 141 135 138 135 82 80 139 APPLEDOWN 140 142 136 81 80 79 71 136 79 143 80 141 137 71 71 141 137 BCP VP Proposed 142 138 BCP 81 GATE 70 70 142 138 144 Attenuation Pond 143 160 81 143 144 70 82 82 160 160 144 161 159 55 159 159 92 161 159 159 KERESLEY55 55 | COVENTRY 90 91 56 56 92 89 162 161 69 90 91 163 158 BCP 92 162 89 56 69 163 54 69 162 158 158 91 93 BCP 68 54 57 57 68 90 Situated on the north-western edge of the 89 157 54 BCP 93 SS 57 145 68 94 163 156 88 146 87 88 145 picturesque village of Keresley, Appledown Gate 87 87 94 145 146 157 53 58 67 67 88 93 95 86 155 157 95 147 53 58 58 67 provides a stunning collection of two, three, four 84 148 146 94 156 Pumping 52 53 59 59 86 147 85 156 52 65 65 84 148 154 station BCP 86 BCP 85 96 147 59 66 66 95 and five-bedroom homes.
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