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Stone Cross Mansions Ulverston, Cumbria the Name on the Finest Homes Stone Cross Mansions Ulverston, Cumbria The name on the finest homes Here at Charles Church we build quality properties in superb locations throughout the UK. We are proud of our reputation for building beautifully-designed, stylish homes – perfect for the way we live today. Our promise to you... ► Expertly-designed new homes ► Comprehensive 24-point check on each home ► Dedicated customer care line number ► Two-year Charles Church defect cover ► 10-year new homes warranty ► Landscaping schemes to enhance your surroundings Founded in 1965, the vision Every Charles Church home is built to our For added peace of mind, we provide a high standards with thorough inspections full emergency cover line number in the of Charles Church’s at every stage of the construction event of a service supply failure such as founders was to create process. That way we can be sure you’ll gas, electricity or water. And remember; the perfect home as a have pride in your new home from the every new Charles Church home comes day you move in. At Charles Church we complete with our two-year defect cover benchmark for future offer you something special - it’s called and a full 10-year new homes warranty. generations to appreciate. our Charles Church Commitment and it’s We have it covered… Nearly five decades later, your guarantee that your home is built with care and attention to every detail. these principles remain When you buy a Charles Church home We carry out a comprehensive 24-point we try to make sure every step of your the cornerstone of every check on each new home to ensure home-buying journey is as smooth as home we build. Charles everything’s just right. possible. From building you a fantastic new home in a great location through Customer excellence Church’s philosophy of to our aftercare service when you move combining aesthetically Our absolute commitment to customer in, we strive to build properties our pleasing designs with care means we’ll support you every customers will be proud to call home, step of the way. During your settling in now and for years to come. tried and tested building period, and within a few days of moving techniques is as relevant into your home, your site manager will today as it was then. visit you and answer any questions you may have. You’ll also receive a dedicated customer care line number for any issues or questions you may have, along with an invitation to our weekly construction clinic for all new homeowners. Stone Cross Mansions Ulverston, Cumbria Stone Cross Mansions: key features ► 4 and 5 bedroom executive, detached homes ► Perfect for families ► Located in a historic market town ► Stunning backdrop of tree-lined scenery ► On the edge of the Lake District ► North of Morecambe Bay ► Close proximity to Swarthmoor, Pennington and Rosside ► Excellent range of local amenities an idyllic location near the lake district Stone Cross Mansions the Eddystone Lighthouse and boasts breathtaking views out to Morecambe is a unique housing Bay and parts of the Lake District. development, bringing Ulverston is also home to Coronation our sought-after Charles Hall - an impressive 636-seat theatre providing fantastic entertainment and Church brand to this events, including music, opera, theatre beautiful location in productions and even coffee mornings. It Ulverston. also houses the Tourist Information Centre. Everything you need is close to Overlooking beautiful gardens and with a hand... backdrop of tree-lined scenery, the original Grade II listed mansion house has been Ulverston has plenty of local amenities brought back to its former glory with two including a railway station, a Tesco and three bedroom apartments and a Express, Ulverston Community Hospital, further range of four and five bedroom several bus services, a golf club, and executive, detached homes. There is also a leisure centre. The town is also home to gatehouse included in this refurbishment of the wonderful Laurel and Hardy Museum. 65 new homes. South Lakes and South Lakes Safari Park are nearby. The historic market town of Ulverston, 8 miles north east of Barrown-in-Furness, Ulverston is the perfect backdrop for is a fantastic place to call home. The outdoor pursuits as it’s at the start of the town boasts many old buildings and a Cumbrian Way – a 70-mile linear footpath cobbled main street with specialist shops; that runs through the heart of the rugged restaurants; pubs with open fires and real and breathtaking Lake District. ale; hotels; and cafés, many of which sell fresh local produce. Ulverston is also well- Families will be pleased to know that there known for its many lively family festivals are three infant schools, two junior schools throughout the course of the year, including and one secondary school in Ulverston. music, comedy, fashion and the renowned With excellent local amenities, a stunning lantern festival. location and plenty of leisure facilities, The town’s most visible landmark is Hoad Stone Cross Mansions has much to offer. Monument, on Hoad Hill. It’s a copy of Approximate travel distance by car to: Fantastic transport links ► Swarthmoor: 0.9 miles Ulverston railway station is located on the Furness Line from Barrow-in-Furness ► Rosside: 1.2 miles to Lancaster, ultimately leading on to Manchester Airport. The railway station is a short walk from the town centre. Ulverston is also served by several bus services. ► Pennington: 1.9 miles For travel further afield, Manchester Airport can be reached in under 2 hours by ► Marton: 3.3 miles car. ► Lake District: 4.7 miles ► Barrow-in-Furness: 10.1 miles P5 4 5 Site plan 3 5 2 4 6 6 3 2 7 7 1 1 N 8 8 9 9 W E S 10 11 Future 11 Key Charles Church 10 Refurbishment 15 The Mabel (4) 14 13 The Marguerite (5) 15 12 The Wilfred (5) 14 V 13 V 16 12 The Kennedy (5) V 17 V 18 19 The Myles (5) 20 Public 21 Open The Rowley (5) 16 17 18 19 Space (4) indicates number of bedrooms 20 21 22 24 23 Public Open Space 25 24 22 23 26 25 27 26 28 43 27 28 29 42 43 44 44 30 29 31 42 45 45 32 30 31 41 33 32 34 34 41 35 40 35 33 40 V V 39393838 V V V 39 38 37 36 V 37373636 Future Charles Church Refurbishment This Site Layout is intended for illustrative purposes only, and may be subject to change, for example, in response to market demand, ground conditions or other technical reasons. Trees and planting shown is indicative, actual numbers and positions may vary. This site plan does not form any part of a warranty or contract. Further information is available from a site sales executive. Key Features + Open plan kitchen/ dining room + Rear aspect living room with garden access + Master bedroom with en suite + Family bathroom + Bedroom 4 can be used as a study The Mabel Four bedroom home Living room Bedroom 4/ Bedroom 3 Study 5.06 x 3.12m (16'8" x 10'3") 4.10 x 2.93m 3.12 x 2.04m (13'6" x 9'8") (10'3" x 6’9”) En suite Cupd Master bedroom Kitchen/Dining 5.17 x 4.05m room (16'10" x 13'4") 4.67 x 2.93m Bedroom 2 (15'4" x 9'8") 3.69 x 2.93m (12'1" x 9'8") WC Bathroom Ground floor First floor Second floor This information is for guidance only and does not form any part of any contract or constitute a warranty. Illustrations are of typical elevations and may vary. Floor plans are not drawn to scale. Room dimensions are subject to a +/- 50mm (2") tolerance and are based on the maximum dimensions in each room. Please consult your sales executive on site for specific elevations, room dimensions and external finishes. P7 Key Features + Open plan kitchen/ breakfast/family room with garden access + Front aspect living room + Utility room + Master bedroom with en suite + Bedroom 5 can be used as a study + Family bathroom + Integral garage The Marguerite Five bedroom home Bedroom 5/ Bedroom 2 Study Kitchen/Breakfast/Family room 3.84 x 2.58m 2.58 x 2.01m Bedroom 4 8.55 x 3.44m (12'7" x 8'5") (8'5" x 6'7") (28'1" x 11'3") 3.60 x 2.53m (11'10" x 8'4") Bathroom WC Cupd Utility Cupd En suite Garage Bedroom 3 3.74 x 2.82m Living room (12'3" x 9'3") 4.58 x 3.49m Master bedroom (15'0" x 11'5") 3.95 x 3.49m (13'0" x 11'5") Ground floor First floor This information is for guidance only and does not form any part of any contract or constitute a warranty. Illustrations are of typical elevations and may vary. Floor plans are not drawn to scale. Room dimensions are subject to a +/- 50mm (2") tolerance and are based on the maximum dimensions in each room. Please consult your sales executive on site for specific elevations, room dimensions and external finishes. Key Features + Open plan kitchen/ dining/family room with garden access + Front aspect living room + Utility room + Master bedroom with en suite + Bedroom 2 with en suite + Bedroom 5 can be used as a study + Family bathroom + Integral double garage The Wilfred Five bedroom home Kitchen/Dining/Family room Bedroom 2 Bedroom 5/ 10.80 x 3.83m 4.77 x 2.90m Study Bedroom 4 (35'5" x 12'7") (15'8" x 9'6") 3.11 x 2.90m (10'2" x 9'6") 3.94 x 2.75m (12'11" x 9'0") En suite Utility WC Cupd En suite Garage Cupd Bedroom 3 3.99 x 2.75m Bathroom (13'1" x 9'0") Living room 4.90 x 3.71m Master bedroom (16'1" x 12'2") 4.97 x 3.71m (16'4" x 12'2") Ground floor First floor This information is for guidance only and does not form any part of any contract or constitute a warranty.
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