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Fairfields Manor CRAWCROOK Fairfields Manor Fairfields Manor is set against the impressive backdrop of the picturesque Tyne Valley and located less than nine miles from Newcastle City Centre, providing the perfect location for your dream Welcome to home. The development offers a collection of stylish 2, 3, 4 and 5 bedroom homes, superbly finished to a high specification and taking aspirational living to the next level. As well as boasting a high specification throughout, our homes feature attractive exteriors incorporating stone, brick and render, adding to the charm of the area and creating the stunning street scenes for which Story Homes is renowned. Printed: November 2017 IDEALLY LOCATED Fairfields Manor Living at Fairfields Manor allows you to enjoy all of the benefits of living in a semi-rural location, yet it offers convenient transport links to the city and popular surrounding areas. The A1 and A69 are both easily accessible, connecting you with the bright lights of Newcastle or the quaint village of Corbridge. METRO CENTRE - 7 MILES If you’d rather take the train, Wylam Train station will speed you to NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE - 9 MILES the Metrocentre in just 10 minutes and Newcastle Central Station in 20 minutes. NEWCASTLE AIRPORT - 12 MILES With some of the area’s most beautiful countryside right on your doorstep, you’ll never be short of things to do. Under two miles away is Bradley Gardens, providing the perfect tranquil retreat for good quality food and upmarket shopping in what feels like a CORBRIDGE - 13 MILES secret garden. Those looking for something more active can take on the challenge of Prudhoe Golf course, an 18 hole course set in HEXHAM - 16 MILES picturesque parkland. A STONE’S THROW AWAY Fairfields Manor Newcastle has everything you would expect from a vibrant city with world-class culture, a vibrant night-life, award-winning dining and inspiring heritage. For those whose passion is to shop, The Metrocentre offers the ideal shopping experience for all the family with all of your favourite brands under one roof. Nearby Barker & Stonehouse boasts several floors of stylish furniture and accessories to finish your beautiful home. Although too many highlights to mention, Newcastle ‘must sees’ include: The Angel of the North, BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Arts, Life Science Centre, Sage Concert Hall, Metrocentre Shopping Centre and St James’ Park, (home to Newcastle United.) EDUCATION Fairfields Manor The quality of local schools is paramount when choosing a family home. St Agnes Catholic Primary School and Emmaville Primary School are both within easy walking distance of Fairfields Manor and have been rated ‘outstanding’ by Ofsted. In the local town of Blaydon, St Thomas More Catholic School has also been rated ‘outstanding’ by Ofsted and caters for older students, boasting superb facilities for sixth formers. The North East offers exceptional further education with some of the top universities right on your doorstep such as Durham University and Newcastle University. DESIGNER KITCHENS Fairfields Manor Our partnership with Symphony Kitchens allows you to choose from the ‘Gallery’ range of beautifully designed kitchens and cabinets in a variety of finishes, matched with quality worktops and up-stands. Whether you prefer a traditional or contemporary look, these kitchens epitomise the highest standards and are selected as much for their style as for their longevity. Regardless of the look you choose you’ll have fully integrated appliances including a 5 burner gas hob, chimney hood, dishwasher, double oven and fridge/freezer. A choice of worktops and splash-backs provide the finishing touches which make a real difference to our superior homes. The specification relates to a majority of plots and is dependant on house type design. Please check individual plot specification with Sales Executive, or see specification guide. SUPERIOR QUALITY AND HIGH SPECIFICATION COME AS STANDARD • High specification bathroom fittings and sanitary-ware by Crosswater HIGH QUALITY SPECIFICATION • Extensive tiling to bathrooms • Kelly Hoppen brassware • Contemporary staircase with oak newel posts, “Bi-fold doors bring the outside... in” handrail and painted spindles • Loft light and electrical socket • Burglar alarm • Ample electrical sockets • Paved patio • Bi-fold/French doors to patio • Turfed gardens to front and rear Fairfields Manor • 1.8m (6ft) boundary fence/wall to rear garden • External PIR sensor lights Our stylish bathrooms and en-suites are perfect for those who • Large, block paved driveway appreciate superior quality and desire to take aspirational living to the next level. Sleek bathrooms offer the ideal setting to unwind boasting double ended baths, dual flow showers, overhead showers and contemporary taps from designer Kelly Hoppen. All are complimented by wall hung vanity units with Porcelanosa tiles from the renowned Spanish brand. Story Homes are celebrated for our quality attention to detail in every home, interiors are finished in a crisp Jasmine White perfectly offsetting the oak bannister rails and internal doors. Light floods in through the magnificent bi-fold doors creating an airy indoor- outdoor flow. These homes provide excellent space for families to grow and are an ideal choice for those looking for a stylishly appointed new home in the sought after Crawcrook area. The specification relates to a majority of plots and is dependant on house type design. Please check individual plot specification with Sales Executive, or see specification guide. SUSTAINABLE LIVING Fairfields Manor Story Homes is committed to reducing energy, water and LOWER RUNNING COSTS: waste in the homes we build, on our construction sites and in our offices. • ‘A’ rated kitchen appliances • 4/2.6 litre dual flush toilets As well as being sustainable, our homes could save you • All homes have 100% energy efficient lighting. money and you’ll be helping the environment as a new build property is greener and more economical to run WE CREATE SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES than an older property as it uses less energy and produces ENSURING: significantly lower CO2 emissions. • Close proximity to essential amenities including Each home at Fairfields Manor is installed with a smart Schools, parks and shops meter, allowing you to analyse your energy consumption. • Good access to public transport Together with water saving appliances, thermally efficient • Streets that are pedestrian, cyclist and car building materials and an airtight design, the overall energy friendly demands of our houses are reduced - in fact a new home • Safe public spaces and pedestrian routes^. could save you up to £1,410 per year.* THE BENEFITS OF A NEW HOME COULD INCLUDE *A 4-bed detached Victorian house with some modern improvements ^Our rear gardens are safe and secure for families to play in and the has average yearly energy costs of £2,460. Whereas, the equivalent majority have a 1.8m high boundary fence/wall. We also incorporate new build home that has been built to 2013 Buidling Regulations could cul-de-sacs into our developments to reduce traffic speeds. have average yearly energy costs of £1,050, saving £1,410 per annum. SOURCE: new-homes.co.uk AWARD WINNING “96% of our buyers would recommend us to a friend *” Fairfields Manor For the fourth year running Story Homes has secured a top ‘5 Star’ rating in the housebuilding industry’s annual customer satisfaction survey, achieving higher ratings than many of our competitors. A 5 Star rating is judged upon results from customers - the results confirmed that our buyers are satisfied with the overall quality of their home and would recommend Story Homes to a friend. Customer satisfaction has always been a key strength for Story Homes and we regularly receive fantastic feedback from our customers which we review and use to help us make continuous improvements to our homes and our after sales service. We are proud that this has been recognised by the national housebuilding industry and highlights that we continue to offer our customers the highest level of customer service. In a separate independent customer survey by ‘In-house’, Story Homes attracted both an outstanding and a gold award for customer satisfaction. The Consumer Code for Home Builders was developed by the home-building industry and introduced in April 2010 to make the home buying process fairer and more transparent for purchasers. Find out more at: www.consumercodeforhomebuilders.com *Source: In-House independent customer survey Fairfields Manor Fairfields Manor DEVELOPMENT LAYOUT HOUSE TYPES N AFFORDABLE HOMES Please note affordable homes will be not be released in the first phase of properties. Images shown are for illustrative purposes only. Although Story Homes has made every effort to ensure accuracy of information contained in this brochure, we reserve the right to amend and update the specification or layout without prior notification. The information contained herein is for guidance only and its accuracy is not guaranteed. They do not constitute a contract, part of a contract or warranty. External finishes may vary from those shown and dimensions given are approximate (measured to the widest part) and we cannot be held responsible if sizes vary from those indicated. Fireplaces (where shown) are not included in our usual specification. Please consult our Sales Executive with regards to specification and specific plots. You should take appropriate advice to verify any information on which you wish to rely. 5 Bedroom Detached with Large Integral Garage
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