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AN EXCLUSIVE COLLECTION of TWO, THREE and FOUR BEDROOM HOMES Computer Generated Image of Otters Holt AN EXCLUSIVE COLLECTION OF TWO, THREE AND FOUR BEDROOM HOMES Computer generated image of Otters Holt WELCOME TO OTTERS HOLT Adjacent to the River Otter in the heart of East Devon, Otters Holt is an exclusive collection of 2, 3 and 4 bedroom homes. Designed to reflect the historic setting of the former woollen mill, the new homes combine both traditional and contemporary family living. The winding streets of this historic market town filled with independent shops and cafes are a short, picturesque stroll from the riverside development, whilst both primary and secondary schools are also within walking distance. Located at the gateway of Ottery St Mary, only 12 miles from Exeter and close to the major road networks, Otters Holt is ideal for commuting and enjoying the surrounding countryside and villages of East Devon. Poetry stones - Samuel Coleridge Ottery St Mary St Mary’s Parish Church A DELIGHTFUL TOWN STEEPED IN CENTURIES OF HISTORY First mentioned as ‘Otri’ in the Domesday Book of 1086, the ancient market Throughout the year the town celebrates its past and heritage with a range town prospered on the banks of the River Otter, around the parish church of of community-based events such as the famous Tar Barrel procession in Saint Mary. November, dating back to the Gunpowder Plot in 1605. Discover the town’s acclaimed history on one of the many local footpaths The local comprehensive King’s School, rated as outstanding, owes its name and take in the flowing 18th century Tumbling Weir, beautiful red brick mill to King Henry VIII and is supplemented by a range of primary schools, buildings, the tributes to Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Ottery St Mary’s most close to Otters Holt. eminent son and the tapestry of shops and eateries that flourish along the High Street. Ottery St Mary Tumbling Weir River Otter The Rusty Pig The Lamb and Flag Ottery St Mary Sculpture of Samuel Coleridge River walks Cadhay, Ottery St Mary Queen Victoria Jubilee Monument Local bakery Sidmouth Racing at Exeter Racecourse Ladram Bay Exeter Chiefs Gandy Street Exeter Cathedral Cathedral Green Shopping on the quay Double Locks, Exeter Princesshay at night Exeter High Street Cathedral Close, Exeter Blackdown Hills - an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty Otterton Village CONTRASTING LIFESTYLE OPTIONS Less than two miles from the A30, midway between Exeter and Honiton, Just over 6 miles from Otters Holt, discover the rich and varied coastline Otters Holt is ideally located for commuting along the M5 corridor or of East Devon. Spend your days walking along the dramatic cliff faces of exploring the wider surroundings. the Jurassic Coast on the South West Coastal Path, paddling in the sea and indulging in an ice cream or fish and chips. In contrast to the peaceful setting of Ottery St Mary, the nearby cathedral city of Exeter offers high street and out of town shopping in abundance supplemented by bountiful entertainment and leisure opportunities for all ages. Computer generated image of Otters Holt OUR VISION The unique historical context of Ottery St Mary shaped the vision for bringing the vacant site back into a well-designed prosperous use. On the sites’ boundaries sits the dominant listed Mill and Mill Street which heavily influenced the style and character of the houses. Complementing the massing of the Mill, the 3 storey riverside townhouses provide a strong sense of form and enclosure. Their positioning also offered the opportunity for dual aspect housing with the front synonymous with the appearance of the Mill whilst the rear elevation is contemporary with expansive glazing, sliding doors, balconies and terraces to maximise the wonderful rural and river views. The new terrace along Mill Street delivers a more traditional style of architecture. The red brick and light mortar, slate pitched roof and sliding sash effect windows match the material palette of the Mill. Ground floor bays, dormer windows and chimneys deliver a stronger and more defined terrace blending into the historic landscape. Julian Hampson RIBA Design Director, Acorn Property Group 34 V V V 37 ALBERT TERRA 36 38 CE 35 36 34 39 28 35 V MILL S V V 40 29 TREET V 30 V 27 31 V 41 28 V 32 41 41 33 27 V V V 40 40 V 37 V 37 24 38 38 39 39 40 29 23 30 26 22 31 21 TUMBLING 32 2 20 1 26 3 WEIR 33 19 25 4 WA 18 2 Y 24 19 25 5 21 17 3 18 23 20 18 6 15 17 4 14 16 16 5 7 6 15 9 10 8 7 11 7 14 8 12 9 10 13 11 12 2 bedroom 3 bedroom DEVELOPMENT LAYOUT 4 bedroom 2 BEDROOM COACH HOUSE 28 3 BEDROOM HOUSE Y MILL S WA 29 TREET 30 4 BEDROOM HOUSE 27 31 28 32 TUMBLING WEIR 27 33 V V 24 29 23 30 26 22 31 21 TUMBLING W 32 2 20 1 26 3 33 19 1 EIR 25 4 WA 18 Y 24 22 1 2 25 19 1 5 17 3 21 23 20 18 6 15 17 4 14 16 16 5 7 6 15 9 10 8 7 11 7 14 8 12 9 10 13 11 13 12 RIVER OTTER The development layout is for illustration purposes only. Plot positions, parking and landscaping can vary slightly during construction. All structural and landscaping finishes are indicative only. Photographs of previous Acorn developments A HIGH QUALITY SPECIFICATION TO EACH AND EVERY HOME With large living spaces and generous bedrooms the carefully Each home has its own unique features and extra touches of considered interiors are contemporary, open and light. luxury, whether it’s a terrace or balcony overlooking the River Otter, loft-style bedrooms to the three storey properties or Juliet The modern kitchen spaces feature a range of integrated balconies. appliances whilst the bathrooms have white sanitary ware, ceramic floor and wall tiles and thermostatic showers. SPECIFICATION Kitchen En-suite Interior Finishes • Fully fitted contemporary kitchen • White contemporary sanitary ware • Walls and ceiling painted in white matt emulsion with laminate worktop and upstand • Chrome taps • Painted white square profile architrave and skirting • LED under wall unit lighting • Oversized shower tray with glass screen • Contemporary chrome ironmongery • Built in multifunction single oven • Thermostatic shower with wall-mounted shower • Integrated microwave * head and separate hand held shower Electrical Fittings • Frameless touch control hob • Chrome heated towel rail • Slim profiled white light switches and sockets • Integrated extractor hood • Shaver socket • Mix of recessed downlights and pendants • Integrated fridge/freezer • Ceramic floor and wall tiles • Sky TV (by subscription) and BT points to master bedroom • Integrated dishwasher • Full height wall tiling to shower and living room • TV and home network points to living room and master Bathroom Balconies / Terraces bedroom • Contemporary white wall-mounted sanitary ware • Glass panelled balustrade with stainless steel top-rail • TV points to all bedrooms • Chrome taps • Composite decking to balconies and terraces • Chrome heated towel rail • External light to all balconies and terraces Heating / Hot Water • Bath with tiled side panel and shower screen Windows and Doors • Highly efficient gas boiler with 2 year warranty • Thermostatic shower over bath • Radiators to all rooms • Shaver socket • Composite front door • Plumbing for washer/dryer allowed within storage cupboard • Ceramic floor and wall tiles • UVPC glazed doors • Smart gas and electricity meters • Full-height wall tiling to bath • UPVC windows with timber sash appearance • White solid core internal doors with feature Security horizontal channels • Smoke detectors and carbon monoxide alarm • Multi-point locking system to front door Gardens • Paving slabs to rear garden door • External socket to paved area • Outside tap to paved area • External light to rear garden * to selected plots only The specification is intended as a guide only. Acorn Property Group reserves the right to alter the specification at any time. EX11 1AB To A30 RIVER Y NORTH ST OTTER RIDGEWA Ottery St Mary F AI Parish Church RM I L E 5 L N HIND ST 6 10 8 YONDER ST 4 3 TIP HILL Ottery St Mary Hospital 7 2 1 MILL ST 9 KEY EXETER RD BA RRA OTTERY 1. Otters Holt CK RD ST MARY 2. The Kings School To A30 To West Hill 3. Town Centre N L 4. Post Office S Y I R RIVER D 5. Sainsbury’s R M E OTTER B O 6. Library W U A T R To Wiggaton H 7. Town Council T S R 8. Lloyds Bank Ottery St Mary D 9. Ottery St Mary Cricket Club Primary School 10. The Rusty Pig EXETER AIRPORT OTTERY BRIDGE EXETER CENTRAL STATION TRAVEL TIMES Only 2 miles from the A30 and 10 miles from junction 29 of the ROAD: RAIL: M5, the superb location of Otters Holt is perfect for commuting Exeter Airport 8 miles 12 mins from Feniton St. 3 miles 8 mins or exploring the wider local area and beyond. Exeter 12 miles 25 mins Exeter St Davids 23 mins Exmouth 13 miles 26 mins Exmouth 57 mins Lyme Regis 18 miles 30 mins Taunton 1 hr The rail station at nearby Feniton is on the Exeter Central line Taunton 23 miles 37 mins Bristol Temple Meads 1 hr 30 mins and offers direct services to London. Exeter Airport is 8 miles Bristol 84 miles 1 hr 30 mins London 3 hrs away, offering flights to a wide range of national and London 160 miles 3 hrs 15 mins thetrainline.com European destinations. theAA.com Numbers 25 & 26 2 bedroom detached coach house 1st Floor Ground Floor Master bedroom Living/Dining GarGarageage Kitchen Bedroom 2 First floor Kitchen 3.11m x 3.02m 10’2” x 9’10” Living/Dining 5.17m x 3.21m 16’11” x 10’6” Master bedroom 5.44m x 3.05m 17’10” x 10’0” Bedroom 2 3.14m x 3.06m 10’3” x 10’0” These details are intended to give a general indication of the development and do not form part of any contract.
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