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Outwood Grange OUTWOOD GRANGE CHIPSTEAD CALA HO ME S Local area photography OUTWOOD GRANGE CONTEMPORARY APARTMENT LIVING WITH COUNTRY APPEAL Fourteen luxurious one and two bedroom apartments designed to bring contemporary CALA living to the pretty Surrey village of Chipstead. That’s the unmistakable appeal of Outwood Grange, conveniently situated on Outwood Lane, a short walk from the village station and shops. Set over three storeys and ranging from 697 sq ft to 1,362 sq ft, these apartments feature light and spacious interiors with quality finishes throughout. Each home will have a garage or secure allocated parking. Whether commuting into London or getting away from it all, Outwood Grange is perfectly placed to enhance your lifestyle. Local area photography Photography of a previous development Photography of a previous development CHIPSTEAD A SOUGHT-AFTER VILLAGE IN SURREY SURROUNDINGS This leafy, upmarket commuter village lies on the Surrey Downs and southern perimeter of London. Its train station and a parade of amenities can be found less than half a mile from Outwood Grange, including a delicatessen, wine store, newsagent, butcher and Indian restaurant. The surrounding countryside provides wonderful scenic walking with Chipstead Downs, Banstead Woods and Farthing Down nearby. There are numerous country pubs for cosy fireside lunches in winter and alfresco dining in summer, including the White Hart and Ramblers Rest within Chipstead. The village also boasts its own ‘Courtyard Theatre’, which hosts regular drama and comedy throughout the year. The neighbouring towns of Banstead and Epsom offer a wider variety of shops, eateries and leisure facilities, with a Waitrose and M&S Simply Food in Banstead. Further afield, Croydon is only 15 miles away for a selection of larger stores and entertainment. Local area photography Local area photography IDEALLY LOCATED FOR BUSINESS AND LEISURE Situated a matter of minutes away from Chipstead station, it’s no wonder that this affluent village is a desirable haven for city commuters. Regular trains can take you either directly to London Bridge in around 36 minutes or London Victoria in about 40 minutes. By car, both the capital and motorway network are also in easy reach via the M25, with junction 7 only four miles away. And for international routes, Gatwick is located a further 10 miles to the south. For precious leisure time, Chipstead has several local sports clubs, as well as excellent golf courses to choose from, including Surrey Downs, Chipstead Golf Course and Kingswood Golf and Country Club. Not forgetting Epsom Racecourse just five miles away, home to the Epsom Derby, offering the quintessential English day out. Local area photography Journey times taken from www.thetrainline.com AN IMPECCABLE PEDIGREE It’s a shared passion for craftsmanship, architectural heritage and innovative design that encourages our architects and designers to continuously set the industry standard. With external finishes inspired by and sympathetic to their surroundings, you’ll find just as much character and personality on the inside. Generous flowing spaces are more inviting and large windows ensure that every corner is bathed in natural light. Photography from a previous development OUTWOOD GRANGE 13 Computer generated image of Outwood Grange NOTES All dimensions to be checked on site prior to the commencement of construction and any discrepancy should be reported to the Site Manager. This drawing may not be reproduced in any part or form without written consent. All copyrights reserved. Metric drawing. All imperial dimensions (if any) are approximate. Sub-Contractors MUST ensure that they have the latest issue drawing before they commence work on site. NOTES All dimensions to be checked on site prior to the commencement of construction and any discrepancy should be reported to the Site Manager. This drawing may not be reproduced in any part or form without written consent. All copyrights reserved. GARAGE BLOCK 1 Metric drawing. All imperial dimensions (if any) are approximate. Sub-Contractors MUST ensure that they have the latest issue drawing before they commence work on site. GARAGE BLOCK 1 M FT A 27.01.15 Garage block 2 updated to suit revised planning DPH GARAGE GARAGE GARAGE GARAGE GARAGE GARAGE GARAGE GARAGE Rev Date Revision Init. Garage 1 5.07m x 2.74m 16’7” x 8’11” CYCLE STORE Garage 2 5.07m x 2.74m 16’7” x 8’11” Garage 3 5.07m x 2.74m 16’7” x 8’11” Garage 4 5.07m x 2.74m 16’7” x 8’11” BIN STORE T:\Group Technical Dwgs\Banner logo new.JPG GARAGE BLOCK 2 M FT Garage Block 2 Garage Block 1 Garage 5 5.07m x 2.74m 16’7” x 8’11” BANNER HOMES LIMITED Riverside House, Holtspur Lane, Wooburn Green High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire. HP10 0TJ Garage 6 5.07m x 2.74m 16’7” x 8’11” Tel: 01628 536200 Fax: 01628 536201 DX: 123610 Wooburn Green E-mail: [email protected] Garage 7 5.07m x 2.74m 16’7” x 8’11” Garage 8 5.07m x 2.74m 16’7” x 8’11” Architect GARAGE BLOCK 2 Job title Blue Haze Outwood Lane Chipstead A 27.01.15 Garage block 2 updated to suit revised planning DPH GARAGE GARAGE GARAGE GARAGE GARAGE GARAGE GARAGE GARAGE CYCLE STORE Rev Date Revision Init. Drawing title Garages & Cycle Store BINBrochure STORE Layouts T:\Group Technical Dwgs\Banner logo new.JPG Please note, garages and parking will be allocated at time of reservation Garage Block 2 Garage Block 1 BANNER HOMES LIMITED Riverside House, Holtspur Lane, Wooburn Green High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire. HP10 0TJ Status Tel: 01628 536200 Fax: 01628 536201 Preliminary DX: 123610 Wooburn Green E-mail: [email protected] Architect Scale Date Drawn 1:100 March 2014 DPH Dwg No. Rev. 040197-250 A Job title Blue Haze Outwood Lane Chipstead Drawing title Garages & Cycle Store Brochure Layouts Status Preliminary Scale Date Drawn 1:100 March 2014 DPH Dwg No. Rev. 040197-250 A OUTWOOD GRANGE – THE DEVELOPMENT The above development layout is not drawn to scale and is for general guidance only. Landscaping is indicative. Road layouts, pathways, external treatments may differ. Please confirm the most up-to-date details with our Sales Advisor prior to reservation. Bo: Bollard lighting BALCONY BALCONY W W BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 2 MASTER MASTER BEDROOM BEDROOM SITTING ROOM W W SITTING ROOM SHWR SHWR AC AC E/S E/S TERRACE HALL TERRACE HALL 12 12a ST SERVICE SERVICE ST CUPD CUPD KITCHEN LIFT UTILITY KITCHEN UTILITY KITCHEN 11 14 SHWR AC AC KITCHEN BATH HALL ST TERRACE HALL TERRACE W ST E/S SITTING ROOM SITTING ROOM MASTER BEDROOM W BEDROOM 2 W MASTER BEDROOM BALCONY BALCONY B BALCONY BALCONY BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 2 MASTER BEDROOM 2 MASTER BEDROOM MASTER BEDROOM W BEDROOM SITTING ROOM W W SHWR W W W W SITTING ROOM HALL SITTING ROOM ST ST E/S ST E/S UTILITY KITCHEN E/S AC HALL 8 SERVICE SERVICE CUPD CUPD HALL AC 7 LIFT 9 AC KITCHEN KITCHEN BATH BATH UTILITY UTILITY 6 10 W W AC AC UTILITY UTILITY E/S E/S ST ST HALL MASTER HALL MASTER BEDROOM BEDROOM W SHWR SHWR W BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 2 KITCHEN SITTING ROOM SITTING ROOM KITCHEN W W TERRACE TERRACE GROUND FLOOR PLOTS 1-5 GARAGE GARAGE GARAGE GARAGE CYCLE STORE PATIO PATIO BIN STORE B PATIO PATIO BEDROOM 2 Garage Block 1 BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 2 MASTER MASTER MASTER BEDROOM W BEDROOM BEDROOM SITTING ROOM W SHWR W W W W W SITTING ROOM SITTING ROOM GARAGE GARAGE GARAGE GARAGE HALL ST ST E/S ST E/S E/S KITCHEN UTILITY AC HALL 3 SERVICE SERVICE CUPD CUPD HALL AC 2 LIFT 4 AC KITCHEN KITCHEN Garage Block 2 BATH BATH UTILITY UTILITY 1 5 W W AC AC UTILITY UTILITY E/S E/S ST ST HALL MASTER HALL MASTER BEDROOM BEDROOM W SHWR SHWR W ENTRANCE BEDROOM 2 HALL BEDROOM 2 PATIO KITCHEN PATIO SITTING ROOM SITTING ROOM KITCHEN W W Dotted lines indicate reduced head height or structure above. ST: Store cupboard B: Boiler. Please consult your Sales Advisor for further details. PLOT 1 PLOT 4 GROUND FLOOR M FT GROUND FLOOR M FT Kitchen 5.23m x 2.64m 17’1” x 8’7” Kitchen 3.37m x 4.64m 11’0” x 15’2” Sitting Room 7.45m x 3.79m 24’5” x 12’5” Sitting Room 6.46m x 3.44m 21’2” x 11’3” Master Bedroom 4.57m x 3.02m 14’11” x 9’10” Master Bedroom 4.83m x 3.18m 15’10” x 10’5” Bedroom 2 4.69m x 3.30m 15’4” x 10’9” Bedroom 2 3.61m x 3.17m 11’10” x 10’4” PLOT 2 PLOT 5 GROUND FLOOR M FT GROUND FLOOR M FT Kitchen 3.33m x 4.85m 10’11” x 15’10” Kitchen 6.20m x 2.70m 20’4” x 8’10” Sitting Room 6.46m x 3.44m 21’2” x 11’3” Sitting Room 6.80m x 3.75m 22’3” x 12’3” Master Bedroom 4.83m x 3.18m 15’10” x 10’5” Master Bedroom 4.57m x 2.98m 14’11” x 9’9” Bedroom 2 3.61m x 3.17m 11’10” x 10’4” Bedroom 2 5.66m x 3.40m 18’6” x 11’1” PLOT 3 GROUND FLOOR M FT Kitchen 2.25m x 3.52m 7’4” x 11’6” Sitting Room 6.35m x 3.28m 20’9” x 10’9” Master Bedroom 4.71m x 3.03m 15’5” x 9’11” Bedroom 2 2.96m x 3.22m 9’8” x 10’6” Photography from a previous development BALCONY BALCONY W W BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 2 MASTER MASTER BEDROOM BEDROOM SITTING ROOM W W SITTING ROOM SHWR SHWR AC AC E/S E/S TERRACE HALL TERRACE HALL 12 12a ST SERVICE SERVICE ST CUPD CUPD KITCHEN LIFT UTILITY KITCHEN UTILITY KITCHEN 11 14 SHWR AC AC KITCHEN BATH HALL ST TERRACE HALL TERRACE W ST E/S SITTING ROOM SITTING ROOM MASTER BEDROOM W BEDROOM 2 W MASTER BEDROOM BALCONY FIRST FLOOR PLOTS 6-10 BALCONY B BALCONY BALCONY BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 2 MASTER BEDROOM 2 MASTER BEDROOM MASTER BEDROOM W BEDROOM SITTING ROOM W W SHWR W W W W SITTING ROOM HALL SITTING ROOM ST ST E/S ST E/S UTILITY KITCHEN E/S AC HALL 8 SERVICE SERVICE CUPD CUPD HALL AC 7 LIFT 9 AC KITCHEN KITCHEN BATH BATH UTILITY UTILITY 6 10 W W AC AC UTILITY UTILITY E/S E/S ST ST HALL MASTER HALL MASTER BEDROOM BEDROOM W SHWR SHWR W BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 2 KITCHEN SITTING ROOM SITTING ROOM KITCHEN W W TERRACE TERRACE ST: Store cupboard B: Boiler.
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