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Knockroon Brochure 1 1 Contact Hope Homes Scotland Ltd Watson Terrace Drongan KA6 7AB Tel: 01292 590442 Fax: 01292 590632 www.knockroon.com 2 Knockroon Knockroon is not just another housing development. It is a neighbourhood: a neighbourhood with homes, shops to serve local and daily needs and workplaces for small businesses. Situated on the edge of the historic town of Cumnock in Ayrshire and on the edge of Dumfries House Estate, it is less than half an hour from Ayr and Kilmarnock and only 45 minutes from Glasgow. By drawing on the timeless language of traditional design, the community is being built to last and will continue to look beautiful for years to come. Streets and homes each have their own character and encourage a sense of community. A network of paths allows walking and cycling to Dumfries House, Cumnock, Auchinleck and beyond. Adam Square will be at the centre of the new neighbourhood with a public building as its focal point. The mix of homes, shops and workplaces ensures Knockroon will be a vibrant place to work, live and visit – a pleasant place to be. 3 Knockroon Vision and Masterplan In July 2007, His Royal Highness, The Prince of Wales, known as the Duke of Rothesay in Scotland, put together a rescue package in conjunction with the Scottish Government, Historic Scotland, The Prince’s Charities Foundation and others, to save Dumfries House for the nation. Subsequently, The Prince’s Foundation For The Built Environment led an Enquiry by Design to explore options to develop the land on Knockroon Farm, adjacent to the Estate. A vision emerged of a sustainable urban extension to the historic town of Cumnock, or, in everyday language, a new neighbourhood which would be designed and built to last. 4 Main design principles A walkable neighbourhood encouraging social A road design where people rather than interaction and a strong sense of community walking, cycling and playing A mix of sizes and types of homes A road layout that means that highway signage is not needed and that the Workshops and commercial units streetscape is therefore more attractive interspersed with homes High quality architecture and natural materials Attractive homes with designs based on local architecture that will last for many decades to come Good connections to public transport and path networks to encourage walking and cycling and reduce car dependency The Prince’s Charities Foundation The Prince’s Charities Foundation is taking forward Knockroon as a sustainable mixed-use development that will serve as a model community for Scotland. It is hoped and believed that this development will not only create employment and help bring prosperity to the area, but will once loans associated with the development have been repaid. 5 Hope Homes Scotland and ZeroC Respected Ayrshire housebuilder, Hope Homes Scotland, and sustainable housebuilder, ZeroC, are working with the Prince’s Foundation For The Built Environment to deliver the new sustainable community called Knockroon. Hope Homes Scotland Hope Homes Scotland are based in Ayrshire, only a few miles from Knockroon. The company has been building new homes and commercial property for over 20 years. As a family business, they have built up an enviable reputation for quality, customer service and excellent value for money. Hope Homes take great care in constructing the kind of homes in which people want to live. Homes that are thoughtfully designed, solidly With a reliable, highly-skilled workforce the company has built over 900 new homes and commercial properties in south west Scotland. hopehomes.co.uk ZeroC Based in Poundbury, Dorchester, ZeroC has been delivering very high quality sustainable homes for over a decade. The company has, over the years, won many national and regional awards for its market leading schemes. ZeroC has sustainability at the heart of every project it undertakes and has spearheaded, within the United Kingdom, the delivery of low carbon homes within traditional architecture. a barrier to sustainability and design quality is very much at the heart of every ZeroC scheme. zerocholdings.co.uk 6 Living At Knockroon the rich architectural tradition of Ayrshire. The award winning world class architectural designers, Ben Pentreath and Lachie Stewart, have drawn their inspiration from Scottish domestic architecture of that great era of town building from the late 17th to the mid-19th century. By drawing on the timeless language of traditional design, Knockroon is being built to last and will continue to look beautiful in the long-term. Each housetype has been named after the castles and mansions of Ayrshire. The wide range of housetypes in block one is detailed on the following pages. 7 Plot 1 Ground Floor Lounge 3.61 x 5.48 m Auchinleck 3 bedroom end terrace home Kitchen 2.34 x 4.03 m Three double bedrooms • Family bathroom • Downstairs shower room with Shower Room 1.85 x 3.55 m double shower • French doors from lounge leading to rear garden • Lots of Bedroom 1 4.13 x 2.92 m storage space • Detached double garage First Floor Bathroom 2.05 x 2.38 m Bedroom 2 3.83 x 2.93 m Bedroom 3 3.83 x 3.14 m Plots 2,3 Ballochmyle 2 bedroom mid-terrace home Ground Floor Two double bedrooms • French doors from lounge leading to rear garden • Large dining kitchen with separate laundry room • Terraced single garage Lounge 5.10 x 2.83 m Kitchen/Dining 5.10 x 3.28 m Shower Room 2.05 x 1.77 m First Floor Bedroom 1 4.03 x 2.83 m Bedroom 2 2.81 x 3.00 m Bathroom 1.98 x 2.81 m 8 Plots 4, 11, 29, 30 Ground Floor Lounge 5.60 x 3.74 m 3 bedroom home (see site plan for positions) Culzean Kitchen/Dining 5.60 x 3.78 m Two double bedrooms and third single bedroom • Master en suite • Family Shower Room 1.99 x 1.70 m bathroom and downstairs shower room • Large dining kitchen with separate Laundry 2.07 x 3.09 m laundry room • French doors from both kitchen and lounge leading to rear garden • Garage – see site plan for garage details First Floor Bedroom 1 3.16 x 3.78 m Bedroom 2 2.63 x 3.74 m Bedroom 3 2.85 x 2.64 m Bathroom 2.32 x 2.70 m En suite 1.78 x 1.73 m Plot 5 Dumfries 3 bedroom mid-terrace home Ground Floor Lounge 6.10 x 3.40 m Three double bedrooms • French doors from lounge leading to rear garden • Family bathroom • Downstairs shower room with double shower • Large dining Kitchen/Dining 6.10 x 3.29 m kitchen with separate laundry room • Terraced single garage Shower Room 1.40 x 2.64 m Laundry 2.40 x 2.07 m First Floor Bedroom 1 3.03 x 3.40 m Bedroom 2 3.03 x 3.29 m Bedroom 3 2.95 x 3.29 m Bathroom 1.85 x 3.40 m 9 Plot 6 Ground Floor Lounge 6.10 x 3.44 m Eglinton 3 bedroom mid-terrace home Kitchen/Dining 6.10 x 3.39 m Three double bedrooms • Master en suite with double shower • Family bathroom Shower Room 2.05 x 1.75 m and downstairs shower room • French doors from lounge leading to rear garden • Laundry 2.05 x 1.22 m Large dining kitchen with separate laundry room • Terraced single garage First Floor Bedroom 1 3.18 x 3.39 m Bedroom 2 3.04 x 3.44 m Bedroom 3 2.94 x 3.44 m Bathroom 1.85 x 2.78 m En suite 1.63 x 2.50 m Plots 7, 32, 34 Ground Floor Lounge 3.62 x 5.91 m Fullarton 3 bedroom mid-terrace home Kitchen 2.33 x 4.05 m Three double bedrooms • Family bathroom and downstairs shower Shower Room 1.85 x 3.00 m room • French doors from lounge leading to rear garden • Lots of Bedroom 1 4.13 x 3.28 m storage space • Terraced single garage First Floor Bedroom 2 3.83 x 3.10 m Bedroom 3 3.83 x 3.58 m Bathroom 2.05 x 2.48 m 10 Plots 8, 9 Ground Floor Lounge 5.07 x 3.98 m Kitchen/Dining 3.45 x 5.00 m Shower Room 1.80 x 2.07 m Laundry 1.32 x 2.07 m Garrallan 2/3 bedroom mid-terrace home First Floor Two double bedrooms • Third single bedroom in plots 8 and 9 • Family bathroom and downstairs shower room • Plots 8 and 9 have second upstairs shower room with Bedroom 1 3.73 x 2.94 m double shower • Large dining kitchen with separate laundry room • French doors Bedroom 2 3.45 x 2.94 m from kitchen leading to rear garden • Terraced single garage Bathroom 2.20 x 1.95 m Second Floor Bedroom 3 5.00 x 3.79 m Shower Room 2.59 x 1.87 m Plot 10 Ground Floor Lounge 5.00 x 3.95 m Kitchen/Dining 3.45 x 4.97 m Shower Room 1.82 x 2.03 m Laundry 1.37 x 2.03 m First Floor Bedroom 1 3.73 x 4.92 m Bedroom 2 3.55 x 2.86 m Bathroom 2.55 x 1.94 m 11 Hessilhead Fully equipped galley style kitchen • Large lounge • Double bedroom • Separate study • Four piece bathroom • Allocated parking space Plot 15 Lounge 4.03 x 6.53 m Kitchen 3.15 x 2.60 m Bathroom 1.85 x 3.23 m Bedroom 3.15 x 3.31 m Study 2.33 x 2.73 m Kelburn Two double bedrooms • Fully equipped dining kitchen • Large lounge • Four piece bathroom • Allocated parking space Plot 16 Lounge/Kitchen 4.65 x 7.30 m Bedroom 1 3.85 x 3.90 m Bedroom 2 3.85 x 3.28 m Bathroom 2.68 x 2.81 m 12 Loudoun Fully equipped kitchen • Spacious lounge • Double bedroom • Four piece bathroom • Allocated parking space Plot 17 Lounge 4.83 x 3.85 m Kitchen 2.35 x 3.85 m Bedroom 3.68 x 3.44 m Bathroom 1.98 x 2.54 m Mount Charles Fully equipped kitchen • Spacious lounge • Double bedroom • Allocated parking space Plot 18 Lounge 4.83 x 4.80 m Kitchen 2.35 x 3.93 m Bedroom 3.73 x 3.41 m Bathroom 2.03 x 2.54 m 13 Plot 19 Ground Floor Lounge 5.60 x 4.14 m Newark 3 bedroom semi-detached home Kitchen/Dining 5.60 x 3.65 m Shower Room 2.01 x 1.68 m Two double bedrooms and third single bedroom • Master en suite • Four piece family bathroom and downstairs shower room • Large dining Laundry 2.05 x 3.09 m kitchen with separate laundry room • French doors from both kitchen First Floor and lounge leading to rear garden • Terraced single garage
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