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A Collection of 2, 3 & 4 Bedroom New Homes A collection of 2, 3 & 4 bedroom new homes chestnuthomes.co.uk 2 Bardney is a charming village that provides all the essential facilities for modern living - all within the beauty of the rolling Lincolnshire countryside, yet just a short journey to the beautiful Cathedral City of Lincoln. Bardney is also close to the traditional market towns of Horncastle, Market Rasen The surrounding countryside provides woodland cycle routes, boating on the river and Louth. The Lincolnshire Wolds, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Witham, an abundance of golf courses and not forgetting the famous horseracing Beauty, perfect for walking and cycling is just 20 minutes’ drive away, and the course at Market Rasen. beautiful sandy beaches of the county’s coast are also within easy reach. Bardney is also a stone’s throw from the largest area of ancient woodland in the Bardney is a thriving village, which benefits from having its own primary school, county, the Lincolnshire Limewoods, which are recognised as being one of the post office, play group, hairdressers, a variety of pubs, Co-op Foodstore, an award richest woodlands in the county for wildlife, which provides a wonderful habitat for winning butcher’s shop and heritage centre. wildflowers and butterflies, and a delight for nature lovers to enjoy. 3 Grimsby - 37 miles/1 hour s Skegness - 31 miles/50 minutes s Louth - 19 miles/31 minutes s Market Rasen - 14 miles/ 27 minutes s Horncastle - 10 miles/18 minutes s Manor Farm t Lincoln - 11 miles/23 minutes t Transport and Newark - 29 miles/47 minutes t Nottingham - 48 miles/1 hour 16 minutes t Connectivity East Midlands Airport - 60 miles/1 hour 27 minutes Whether you need to travel for business or pleasure, Bardney is well connected. Located within the district of West Lindsey, Bardney sits between the key arterial routes of both the A15 heading towards Sleaford and the A158 heading towards the Lincolnshire coast. This makes Bardney an ideal location for commuters travelling throughout the county. 4 Education NuRSERiES SEcoNdARy ScHooLS Bardney Playgroup (Distance 0.6 miles) Branston Community Academy (Distance 6.9 miles) The School Grounds, Henry Lane, Bardney, LN3 5TL Station Road, Branston, Lincoln, LN4 1LH www.bardneyplaygroup.org.uk www.branstonca.lincs.sch.uk Mon Ami Children's Nursery @ Wragby (Distance 6.6 miles) The Priory Pembroke Academy (Distance 8.6 miles) Fairfield House, Church Street, Market Rasen, LN8 5RA Croft Lane, Cherry Willingham, Lincoln, LN3 4JP www.monaminurseries.co.uk/our-nurseries/wragby/ www.priorypembroke.co.uk Cherry B Day Nursery (Distance 7.9 miles) Queen Elizabeth's Grammar School (Distance 10.1 miles) 37 Church Lane, Cherry Willingham, Lincoln, LN3 4AD West Street, Horncastle, Lincolnshire, LN9 5AD www.qegs.lincs.sch.uk Teague Day Nurseries (Distance 10.2 miles) The Woodlands, Mill Lane, Woodhall Spa, LN10 6QZ FuRtHER EducAtioN www.teaguedaynurseries.uk Lincoln College (Distance 11.1 miles) PRiMARy ScHooLS Monks Road, Lincoln, LN2 5HQ www.lincolncollege.ac.uk Bardney Church of England & Methodist Primary School (Distance 0.6 miles) All distances are approximate Henry Lane, Bardney, Lincoln, LN3 5XJ www.bardneyschool.co.uk Bucknall Primary School (Distance 3.8 miles) Main Street, Bucknall, Lincolnshire, LN10 5DT www.bucknallprimary.org.uk 5 6 7 The Swift 2 bedroom home Page 10, Plots 40, 41, 42 & 43 The Acorns 3 bedroom home Page 11, Plots 2 & 3 The Ingram 3 bedroom home Page 12, Plots 34, 35, 36 & 37 The Henley 3 bedroom home Page 13, Plots 12a & 25a The Mulberry 3 bedroom home Page 14, Plots 15, 19 & 21 Millbrook House 3 bedroom home Page 15, Plot 22 Highfield House 3 bedroom home Page 16, Plots 29, 33 & 38 The Rosedale 4 bedroom home The Story of Manor Farm Page 17, Plot 39 Orchard House 4 bedroom home A variety of new homes including starter homes, large family homes and bungalows were built in Page 18, Plots 16, 18 & 20 previous years at Manor Farm, as well as the conversion of old barns on the development. The new The Bressingham 4 bedroom home homes being built have been carefully designed to fit in with the existing village. Page 19, Plots 1, 30, 31, 32 & 44 4 bedroom home This is the third phase of our very popular Manor Farm development, which has been carefully planned Park House Page 20, Plots 14, 17, 23 & 24 to include a large range of homes to help create a real community within the village of Bardney. The Moorcroft 2 bedroom bungalow Manor Farm really is an attractive place to live, and a new range of homes have been incorporated Page 21, Plot 27 within this phase which will further enhance this lovely development. Through careful planning, we have The Winstone 3 bedroom bungalow created large green areas within the development, linked by attractive swales which form part of the Page 22, Plots 25, 26 & 28 sustainable drainage system, and attractive footpath links to the village form a key feature. Affordable Homes Showhome 8 Manor Farm the development Phase 2 (Now Complete) 30 27 28 31 44 1 29 2 25 24 32 39 26 38 Public Footpath Public 4 33 12a 21 20 19 18 23 16 15 22 17 25a 14 25a 9 P 2 bedroom terraced home with a parking space Plots 40, 41, 42 & 43 The Swift PREMIUM RANGE Bedroom 1 Lounge Dining Cpd Bath Landing Clks Kitchen Bedroom 2 GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR Lounge 4.739m (max) x 3.535m 15’6” (max) x 11’7” Bedroom 1 3.535m x 2.821m (max) 11’7” x 9’3” (max) Kitchen 3.535m (max) x 3.160m (max) 11’7” (max) x 10’4” (max) Bedroom 2 3.535m x 2.237m (max) 11’7” x 7’4” (max) Cloakroom 1.600m x 0.873m 5’2” x 2’10” Bathroom 2.748m x 1.525m 9’0” x 5’0” Please note, floorplans and dimensions are taken from architectural drawings and are for guidance only. Dimensions stated are within a tolerance of plus or minus 50mm. Overall dimensions are usually stated and there may be projections into these. Computer generated images not to scale. Finishes and materials may vary from those shown and landscaping is illustrative only. Type 103 v3 10 P 3 bedroom semi-detached home with a driveway or The Acorns 2 parking spaces Plots 2 & 3 PREMIUM RANGE Dining Lounge Cpd Cpd Kitchen Clks Bath Bedroom 2 L Landing GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR Kitchen 3.203m (max) x 3.880m (max) 10’6” x 12’8” Bedroom 1 3.947m (max) x 2.567m (max) 12’11” (max) x 8’5” (max) Cpd Lounge/Dining 4.773m (max) x 3.909m 15’7” x 12’9” Bedroom 2 3.165m (max) x 2.567m (max) 10’4” (max) x 8’5” (max) Cloakroom 0.952m x 1.505m 3’1” x 4’11” Bedroom 3 2.113m x 2.235m 6’11” x 7’3” Cpd Bathroom 2.113m x 1.700m 6’11” x 5’6” Bedroom 3 Bedroom 1 Please note, floorplans and dimensions are taken from architectural drawings and are for guidance only. Dimensions stated are within a tolerance of plus or minus 50mm. Overall dimensions are usually stated and there may be projections into these. Computer generated images not to scale. Finishes and materials may vary from those shown and landscaping is illustrative only. Type 1 v1 11 P A 3 bedroom semi-detached home with 2 parking spaces Plots 34, 35, 36 & 37 The Ingram PREMIUM RANGE Lounge Dining Cpd E Kitchen Clks Bedroom 1 Bedroom 3 L GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR Landing Lounge/Dining 5.166m (max) x 4.037m 16’11” (max) x 13’3” Bedroom 1 3.172m x 3.092m 10’5” x 10’1” Ensuite Kitchen 4.128m x 3.300m 13’7” x 10’10” Ensuite 3.092m x 0.900m 10’1” x 2’11” Cloakroom 1.495m x 0.945m 4’11” x 3’1” Bedroom 2 3.092m x 2.237m 10’1” x 7’4” Cpd Bedroom 3 2.110m x 1.981m 6’11” x 6’6” Bathroom 2.162m (max) x 1.981m (max) 7’1” (max) x 6’6” (max) C Bath Bedroom 2 Please note, floorplans and dimensions are taken from architectural drawings and are for guidance only. Dimensions stated are within a tolerance of plus or minus 50mm. Overall dimensions are usually stated and there may be projections into these. Computer generated images not to scale. Finishes and materials may vary from those shown and landscaping is illustrative only. Type 105 v2 12 A 3 bedroom detached home with a single garage The Henley Plots 12a & 25a PREMIUM PLUS RANGE Utility Lounge Kitchen/ Dining Cpd Clks Hall Landing Bedroom 3 Bedroom 1 GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR Cpd Bedroom 2 Lounge 5.630m x 3.000m 18’5” x 9’10” Bedroom 1 3.754m x 2.730m 12’3” (max) x 8’11” W Kitchen/Dining 5.630m x 2.730m 18’5” x 8’11” Ensuite 3.754m x 1.783m (max) 12’3” x 5’10” (max) Ensuite Bath Utility 2.010m x 1.882m 6’7” x 6’2” Bedroom 2 3.384m x 2.900m 11’1” x 9’6” Cloakroom 1.808m x 0.945m 5’11” x 3’1” Bedroom 3 2.900m x 2.153m 9’6” x 7’0” Bathroom 2.177m (max) x 1.700m 7’1” (max) x 5’7” Please note, floorplans and dimensions are taken from architectural drawings and are for guidance only.
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