Horsham and Guildford, Central London, Major Airports and the Glorious Sussex Coast Are All Within Easy Reach

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Horsham and Guildford, Central London, Major Airports and the Glorious Sussex Coast Are All Within Easy Reach VILLAGE CHARM Village living in an inspired environment of timeless appeal A MODERN LIFESTYLE Traditional architecture and contemporary living combined CONTENTS WELCOME to BROADACRES BROADACRES: 06 QUALITY experience the 02 HOMES STUNNING COUNTRY LIVING Stylish homes created CHARM A traditional village setting with a sense of community for modern living of 08 14 VILLAGE LIVING THE PERFECT WELL CONNECTED LIFESTYLE At Broadacres you are superbly Enjoy the tranquillity of village located to enjoy the very best of the living, surrounded by beautiful countryside, city and the coast countryside, and the benefits of being effectively linked 26 HELP YOUR CHILDREN FLOURISH A look at the excellent choice of local schools Computer generated image depicts a street scene at Broadacres and is indicative only. BROADACRES 01 CHARACTER & QUALITY STUNNING This stunning new destination offers a truly unique Set against a backdrop of and inspired living environment. Showcasing traditional country rolling Sussex countryside architecture and sophisticated interiors, this beautiful collection of homes provides something to suit every and surrounded by acres of lifestyle, from two bedroom houses with open plan living parkland, Broadacres offers space, to five bedroom homes perfect for larger families. LIVING Combining elegant façades and traditional materials with at luxury living within the contemporary yet versatile interiors, Broadacres has BROADACRES been designed to bring you the best of modern village delightful village of Southwater. living in an environment of timeless appeal. Computer generated image depicts a street scene at Broadacres and is indicative only. 02 BROADACRES BROADACRES 03 A UNIQUE VISION EMBRACE modern day VILLAGE LIVING Sensitively designed to reflect the The homes at Broadacres have Broadacres will architectural character of the village been traditionally designed and offer provide more than of Southwater, every care has been a wealth of Sussex style features taken in planning this development. including steeply pitched roofs, superior homes, it tile-hung gables, with red multi-brick Here you will find attractive houses walls and local detailing. is planned as a true set back from the road with their own secluded garden, whilst rich Spacious, light filled interiors provide destination, ideal for planting, mature trees and ancient the perfect setting for entertaining or hedgerows enhance the feel of relaxing, while generous gardens and modern day living. countryside living. ample parking enhance convenience. With its timeless architecture, expertly crafted interiors, open spaces, beautiful landscaping and strong sense of community, Broadacres offers the best of Sussex living – and the reassurance of Berkeley Homes’ quality and customer service. Computer generated image depicts a street scene at Broadacres and is indicative only. 04 BROADACRES BROADACRES 05 BERKELEY HOMES EXCEPTIONAL At Broadacres each home combines traditional craftsmanship & attention to skills, innovative design and state-of-the-art features. Here you will enjoy a new home that offers all the very best for an enjoyable lifestyle. DETAIL STYLISH HOMES CREATED in all for modern living OUR HOMES From spacious, light filled living areas to contemporary kitchens and luxuriously appointed bathrooms, every detail has been considered - every appliance, fixture and finish selected to delight and inspire you. Berkeley build homes for Add to this, exceptional levels of energy efficiency and a superb calibre of materials life, with a commitment to sourced from partners who share Berkeley Homes’ values and the result is a stunning a high specification and an quality that you can enjoy for years to come. attention to detail rarely And, for your peace of mind, there’s a 10 year NHBC Buildmark Scheme guarantee in addition found in new homes today. to a two year customer warranty from Berkeley Homes. Renowned for building contemporary, cutting edge and environmentally friendly homes of quality. A home at Broadacres is designed for life. Our superior specification and attention to detail are intrinsic in the appeal of our homes. Photography depicts previous Berkeley Homes Showhome and is indicative only. 06 BROADACRES BROADACRES 07 A UNIQUE VISION WELCOME to your new LIFESTYLE at BROADACRES Whether it’s a better work-life balance or improved quality of life, at Broadacres it all becomes achievable. Living here, you’ll find yourself forming part of a thriving and welcoming community. Not only will you enjoy the tranquillity of village living, surrounded by beautiful countryside but also the benefits of being well connected. Towns such as Horsham and Guildford, central London, major airports and the glorious Sussex coast are all within easy reach. Broadacres has been planned with nature and the great outdoors in mind. Here you’ll find leafy woodland walks, tranquil lakes, fields and open parkland on your doorstep. It’s an ideal place for people to live, a place where you can unwind after a busy day by taking a run or a gentle stroll with the sky stretching wide above you and nature all around. Children will grow up here with a love of the outdoors and a real appreciation of the countryside that surrounds them. 08 BROADACRES BROADACRES 09 A UNIQUE VISION Excellent local amenities, superb schools and a wealth of activities on your doorstep make Broadacres the ideal environment in which to settle or bring up a family. An exciting array of facilities await the residents of Broadacres with a new village green, sports pavilion, cricket and football pitches, tennis courts, village pond and a natural play area to name but a few, whilst a green corridor provides easy access to the surrounding countryside and encourages a rich biodiversity. Southwater itself boasts an attractive village centre which combines modern amenities with traditional charm. Whether it’s a florist, supermarket, gift shop, chemist, doctor’s surgery, library, beauty salon or a place to eat or drink with friends, everything you need is on your doorstep. The lifestyle here is made even more appealing by a strong sense of belonging and community. Carefully planned to create areas where people can meet, socialise, or simply sit and watch the world go by, it’s simply an outstanding place to live and unlike any other you’ll find in the area. 10 BROADACRES BROADACRES 11 THE LOCAL SCENE Enjoy the local TESCO SURROUNDINGS SUPERSTORE TOWARDS HORSHAM of TOWN CENTRE SOUTHWATER CHRIST’S HOSPITAL SOUTHWATER JUNIOR ACADEMY SOUTHWATER INFANT ACADEMY DOWNS LINK LINTOT SQUARE VILLAGE SURGERY LIBRARY SOUTHWATER COUNTRY PARK 12 BROADACRES BROADACRES 13 LOCATION A PERFECTLY placed LOCATION At Broadacres you with superb are superbly located CONNECTIONS to enjoy the very best of the countryside, city and the coast. BY ROAD & RAIL The A24 offers fantastic connections to the main motorway network to the north and the coast to the south, while Horsham train station is only 10 minutes from home and boasts excellent rail links to the capital and beyond. Worthing and Chichester a little further to the west and the historic town of Lewes and the picturesque Petworth Park are all easily reached by car. LONDON THE COUNTRYSIDE Whether for work or play, there’s nowhere quite You’ll be spoilt for choice when it comes to like London and with services to Victoria and glorious countryside too, with the Southwater London Bridge taking under an hour from Country Park a stroll away and the South Horsham, all that this cosmopolitan city has Downs National Park enviably nearby. Here, to offer is within remarkably easy reach. you’ll find endless opportunities to relax, exploring its vast and varied landscape by THE COAST foot, by bike or on horseback. For a breath of fresh sea air head south to the vibrant seaside town of Brighton, around FURTHER AFIELD 30 miles away, and enjoy strolls along the Whether travelling for business or pleasure, famous pier or through the characterful Lanes Gatwick Airport is just 25 minutes away and with their bohemian studios and quirky cafés. Heathrow is accessible in under an hour. By car Horsham Crawley Gatwick Brighton Guildford From Broadacres 10 mins 20 mins 25 mins 40 mins 45 mins Southwater By train Dorking Clapham London Brighton London From Horsham Station 21 mins Junction Victoria 52 mins Bridge 41 mins 49 mins 57 mins All journey times are approximate and may not be direct. Sources: maps.google.co.uk and nationalrail.co.uk 14 BROADACRES BROADACRES 15 BEAUTIFUL SPACES A SELECTION of ADVENTURES at SOUTHWATER COUNTRY PARK Encompassing a network of footpaths and cycleways, it’s the perfect place to take an afternoon stroll or, if you are feeling more adventurous, take part in the exciting range of outdoor activities on offer including orienteering courses, canoeing and sailing on the main lake, or a spot of fishing on the Lennox Wood Lake. Just a short drive from After building up an appetite exploring the park, lunch can Broadacres, and easily accessible be enjoyed at the quaint café overlooking the tranquil lake or relax with a picnic beside the water. Expect to see by foot along the Downs Link, a variety of magnificent wildlife in the park including lies the picturesque Southwater Kingfishers, Nightingales, butterflies and dragonflies. For young visitors, there’s the Dinosaur Island adventure Country Park which provides play area, with dinosaur bones to discover in the sand, aerial 90 acres of stunning countryside walkways, jungle swings and a climbing volcano all set within a prehistoric landscape. A beach beside the lake also offers to explore all year round. a great place for the children to play in the water. 16 BROADACRES BROADACRES 17 BEAUTIFUL SPACES Wandering through A WEALTH open countryside, of sharing a picnic or lunch in a country ACTIVITIES pub garden, to enjoying the freedom ENJOY of being outdoors is hard to beat WITH THE COUNTRYSIDE, COAST Nearby Southwater Leisure Centre is home to a state-of- AND CITY WITHIN EASY REACH, the-art gym and offers a variety of activities, from pilates Sussex is alive with activities, to mother and toddler groups.
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