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Brunswick-Walk-Brochure.Pdf It is hard to find a more perfect example of an English market town A breadth of choice than Dorking. For hundreds of years it has provided a focus for the communities of the North Downs. Today, it combines that unique Dorking is surrounded by some of the most attractive countryside in England. The heritage and character with every facility for 21st century living. majestic North Downs and scenic Box Hill (famous for the London 2012 Olympics road cycle race) are perfect venues for activities such as horse riding, cycling and golf. Whilst Dorking Halls leisure complex provides a range of more leisurely facilities including a cinema, swimming pool and theatre. Even closer to Brunswick Walk is Nestling at the foot the ancient green space of Cotmandene. of the North Downs +VYRPUN HSZV ILULÄ[Z MYVT H ZPNUPÄJHU[ selection of both state and independent Dorking is a picturesque town dating back schools. Local primary schools include to Roman times. Traditional businesses and St Paul’s and St Joseph’s and there is a antique dealers hint at a leisurely pace of life, wide choice of secondary schools including while the outstanding natural beauty of the co-educational The Ashcombe School and surrounding North Downs is complemented private Box Hill School. by a wealth of historic buildings. Dorking is rich in cultural assets including festivals for music, literature and the arts. There is appealing shopping, a wealth of clubs and societies and excellent schools. It is a combination that makes Dorking ideal for families and for those who want to escape the pressures of city living. Yet London is just 21 miles away making commuting a practical choice. Box Hill School, Dorking Brunswick Walk is a development of just nine exclusive homes in the heart of Dorking. It provides the ideal setting for those who want to enjoy the best of a historical town, 404 BRUNSWICK BRUNSWICK WALK, WALK, DORKING DORKING View over Dorking, Surrey with all the comforts of a modern lifestyle. BRUNSWICKBRUNSWICK WALK, WALK, DORKING DORKING 05 5 Discover exquisite flavours Making the most of and fascinating shops good connections Dorking town centre has retained much Dorking grew to prominence as a of its original character. Boutique shops, stagecoach stop and is situated at the independent retailers and restaurants sit crossing of the A24, London to Worthing happily alongside High Street favourites and and A25 Maidstone to Guildford roads. St Martin’s Walk, a small open-air shopping The coming of railways may have swept centre which is in keeping with an ancient away the stagecoach, but it has left the market town. Explore the antique shops for town with superb connections by both road ^OPJO +VYRPUN OHZ ILJVTL RUV^U VY ÄUK and rail. The M25 and the motorway system the latest fashions with no need to head into are within easy reach, and Dorking also London. Even the everyday shop can be a ILULÄ[ZMYVT[OYLLYHPS^H`Z[H[PVUZ)`YVHK pleasure when you can discuss the best cut or by rail London is just under an hour away, with a traditional butcher or take your pick of while Gatwick can be reached in under half locally grown produce in the farmers market. an hour, and Heathrow in just a little more*. When the shopping stops and it’s time for a break there’s more to enjoy. From a real Guildford Gatwick Airport Woking Kingston Richmond HSLPUHJLU[\YPLZVSKW\I[VHÄUL^PULVY 27 minutes 30 minutes 32 minutes 35 minutes 49 minutes a cocktail in a sophisticated bar, and from hearty English cuisine to the best of Europe, or the Far East, Dorking can offer it all. By car By train Bank London Waterloo Kingston London Victoria† Gatwick Airport† 1hr 9 minutes 50 minutes 50 minutes 46 minutes 24 minutes All timings from Dorking (Main) Station unless otherwise stated. †From Dorking Deepdene Station. 06 BRUNSWICK WALK, DORKING ;PTPUNZHYLHWWYV_PTH[LHUKTH`UV[ILKPYLJ[:V\YJLZ!^^^[ÅNV]\RHUK^^^UH[PVUHSYHPSJV\R BRUNSWICK WALK, DORKING 07 Floor plans Ground floor First floor Second floor No.1 & No.2 Kitchen 4.35m x 3.72m 14.3ft x 12.3ft Bedroom 2 3.74m x 2.89m 12.3ft x 9.6ft Master Bedroom 7.01m x 3.20m 23.0ft x 10.6ft Dining Room 2.58m x 2.40m 8.6ft x 7.10ft Bedroom 3 3.56m x 2.73m 11.8ft x 8.11ft These two impressive four bedroom Living Room 3.57m x 4.44m 11.9ft x 14.7ft Bedroom 4 3.56m x 2.00m 11.8ft x 6.7ft Total Floor Area 121.6m2 1308ft2 homes are located at the entrance to Detached Garage 5.36m x 2.63m 17.7ft x 8.7ft Brunswick Walk. Each enjoys a spacious HUK SPNO[ÄSSLK VWLU WSHU RP[JOLUKPUPUN living area with views across a west facing NHYKLU 6U [OL ÄYZ[ ÅVVY PZ [OL MHTPS` bathroom and three spacious bedrooms, one boasting an en suite. The second ÅVVY PZ [HRLU V]LY HSTVZ[ LU[PYLS` I` [OL sizeable master suite which includes an LIVING ROOM BEDROOM 3 BEDROOM 4 LUZ\P[LHUKÄ[[LK^HYKYVILZ MASTER BEDROOM W N C LANDING BATHROOM KITCHEN STORE W 2 W 2 1 1 2 1 HALL EN SUITE BC Site plan not to scale. The layout is for guidance only and should CLKS not be relied upon for soft or hard landscaping details. All room DINING ROOM BEDROOM 2 EN SUITE dimensions are approximate and for general guidance only. Floor plans are not to scale. Elevational treatments, landscaping details and positions and levels of buildings may vary. For individual WSV[ ZWLJPÄJH[PVUZ WSLHZL ZLL KYH^PUNZ ^OPJO HYL H]HPSHISL MVY inspection on site. Computer generated image. External material is subject to local authority approval. 08 BRUNSWICK WALK, DORKING Key BC - Boiler Cupboard C - Cupboard W - Wardrobe 5VPZHTPYYVYPTHNLVM[OLÅVVYWSHUZZOV^U BRUNSWICK WALK, DORKING 09 Floor plans Ground floor First floor Second floor No.3 & No.4 Kitchen 4.36m x 3.72m 14.3ft x 12.3ft Bedroom 2 3.74m x 2.89m 12.3ft x 9.6ft Master Bedroom 7.01m x 3.20m 23.0ft x 10.6ft Dining Room 2.55m x 2.37m 8.5ft x 7.9ft Bedroom 3 3.56m x 2.36m 11.8ft x 7.9ft No.3 and No.4 are attractive four bedroom Living Room 3.57m x 4.78m 11.9ft x 15.8ft Bedroom 4 3.56m x 2.00m 11.8ft x 6.7ft Total Floor Area 121.4m2 1308ft2 homes positioned to the right of the entrance to Brunswick Walk. The open plan RP[JOLUKPUPUNSP]PUNHYLHVMMLYZHMVJ\ZMVY modern family life, including timber glazed sliding bifold doors which open out onto a ^LZ[MHJPUNNHYKLU;OLÄYZ[ÅVVYOHZ[OYLL bedrooms - one with an en suite - and a BEDROOM 3 BEDROOM 4 family bathroom. The master suite on the LIVING ROOM ZLJVUK ÅVVY JVUZPZ[Z VM H SHYNL ILKYVVT en suite and built in storage. MASTER BEDROOM W N C 3 3 4 BATHROOM 4 4 C KITCHEN 3 W W EN SUITE HALL BC BEDROOM 2 Site plan not to scale. The layout is for guidance only and should EN SUITE not be relied upon for soft or hard landscaping details. All room CLKS dimensions are approximate and for general guidance only. Floor plans are not to scale. Elevational treatments, landscaping details and positions and levels of buildings may vary. For individual DINING ROOM WSV[ ZWLJPÄJH[PVUZ WSLHZL ZLL KYH^PUNZ ^OPJO HYL H]HPSHISL MVY inspection on site. Computer generated image. External material is subject to local authority approval. 10 BRUNSWICK WALK, DORKING Key BC - Boiler Cupboard C - Cupboard W - Wardrobe 5VPZHTPYYVYPTHNLVM[OLÅVVYWSHUZZOV^U BRUNSWICK WALK, DORKING 11 Floor plans No.5 Ground floor No.5 First floor No.6 Ground floor No.6 First floor No.5 & No.6 2P[JOLU+PUPUN T_T M[_M[ Master Bedroom 2.77m x 4.44m 9.1ft x 14.7ft 2P[JOLU+PUPUN T_T M[_M[ Master Bedroom 2.77m x 4.44m 9.1ft x 14.7ft Living Room 5.73m x 4.44m 18.10ft x 14.7ft Bedroom 2 4.01m x 2.37m 13.2ft x 7.9ft Living Room 5.73m x 4.44m 18.10ft x 14.7ft Bedroom 2 3.67m x 2.37m 12.0ft x 7.9ft These elegant 3 bedroom family homes Bedroom 3 3.01m x 2.00m 9.10ft x 6.7ft Bedroom 3 2.67m x 2.00m 8.9ft x 6.7ft LHJO VMMLY H JVU[LTWVYHY` RP[JOLUKPUPUN room and welcoming living room with timber Total Floor Area 96.7m2 1041ft2 Total Floor Area 95.7m2 1030ft2 glazed sliding bifold doors which lead out VU[V H WYP]H[L YLHY NHYKLU ;OL ÄYZ[ ÅVVY features three bedrooms - one with an en suite, and a separate family bathroom. W MASTER BEDROOM MASTER BEDROOM W LIVING ROOM LIVING ROOM BC EN SUITE C EN SUITE BC N C C CLKS 55 CLKS 6 LANDING BATHROOM 6 5 BATHROOM LANDING 6 HALL W HALL W KITCHEN BEDROOM 3 BEDROOM 2 KITCHEN BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 3 DINING DINING Site plan not to scale. The layout is for guidance only and should not be relied upon for soft or hard landscaping details. All room dimensions are approximate and for general guidance only. Floor plans are not to scale. Elevational treatments, landscaping details and positions and levels of buildings may vary. For individual WSV[ ZWLJPÄJH[PVUZ WSLHZL ZLL KYH^PUNZ ^OPJO HYL H]HPSHISL MVY inspection on site. Computer generated image.
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