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The Alders CATERHAM Contents The Alders CATERHAM Contents Introducing The Alders 3 Site plan 4 Caterham and beyond 6–7 Image & plans for nos. 1, 3, 5 & 13 8–9 Image & plans for nos. 2, 4, 6 & 14 10–11 Image & plans for nos. 7 & 8 12–13 Image & plans for nos. 9–12 14–16 Specification 18–19 Our commitment to you 20–21 Maps 22 Computer-generated image of The Alders. Location photography shows Caterham and surrounding areas. 3 Introducing to The Alders Welcome The Alders The Alders is an exclusive development of 14 two bedroom terraced and three bedroom semi-detached homes in the leafy Surrey town of Caterham Each home at The Alders has been expertly designed to offer a flexible open-plan space perfect for all your living and entertaining needs. Nestled inside the M25 commuter zone and backing on to open parkland, The Alders is located just over a mile and a half from Caterham’s town centre and mainline train station, with regular services to London Victoria and London Bridge stations. Alternatively Whyteleafe South train station is a short 3 minute drive, with direct services also taking you into London stations. The M25 motorway is less than a 10 minute drive away, giving access to the rest of the motorway network, including the nearby M23 and Gatwick Airport. THE ALDERS Whyteleafe Road, Caterham, Surrey CR3 5ED SHANLY HOMES 4 Site plan When visiting any of our developments that are still under construction, you are responsible for following the Health and Safety procedures and signs that are in place. For this reason, you must go straight to the Sales Office on arrival. This site plan is for illustrative purposes only. THE ALDERS Whyteleafe Road, Caterham, Surrey CR3 5ED SHANLY HOMES This charming, secluded development is accessed from Whyteleafe Road and the site is surrounded by mature trees. A driveway leads up to the 14 houses and 5 every home here enjoys a private rear garden and patio area. There is also the development Luxury Caterham added benefit of dedicated parking with two spaces for every house. Each home at The Alders has been carefully planned and finished to the high standards that have become synonymous with Shanly Homes. Offering flexible living built across a range of two and three-bedroom styles, these homes are tailor-made for modern 21st century lifestyles. Environmental features have also been considered at The Alders and include high levels of insulation, low energy lighting and A-rated kitchen appliances and a gas boiler to reduce energy usage, water consumption and emissions. The impressive three bedroom properties feature a bright, open plan kitchen and living/dining area; whilst the contemporary two bedroom homes offer a modern and stylish separate kitchen. Each home invites the outside in with French doors leading out onto the garden from the generous living area. In the townhouses the luxurious master suite enjoys prime position at the top of the house with an en-suite, fitted wardrobes and some homes feature a wonderful dressing area. Two further generously-proportioned double bedrooms and a family bathroom complete this floor. The beautiful, modern kitchens are fitted with Siemens and Zanussi integrated appliances including oven, microwave, washer/dryer and a fridge/freezer. There are elegant granite worktops and upstands, and stylish ceramic floor tiles. The bathrooms and en-suites have sleek white sanitaryware and a thermostatically controlled rain shower over the bath. There are high quality finishes including Minoli wall tiles, chrome towel radiators and co-ordinating ceramic floor tiling. THE ALDERS Whyteleafe Road, Caterham, Surrey CR3 5ED SHANLY HOMES Pizza Express Waitrose Caterham Train Station Titsey Place Caterham URC Church 7 Caterham and beyond Caterham and beyond as is the Surrey National Golf Club. There are a number of schools within a Caterham has existed since Anglo-Saxon times mile of The Alders, including Audley, and is now a bustling market town in the heart Hillcroft and Whyteleafe primary schools, Sunnydown School for Boys’ of the London commuter belt and de Stafford secondary schools. For fun-filled family days out, The Alders is located in Whyteleafe, to support the local community. The Godstone Farm and Playbarn is just an area of Caterham named after the Miller Theatre and Club offers a lively over 10 minutes away. Or if grand whitebeam trees that characterise the programme of events throughout the stately homes and beautiful gardens area. There are a number of green year including seasonal productions, are more your thing, you’ll be spoilt for spaces nearby for you to enjoy including film club, yoga and much more. If you choice with Titsey Place and Gardens, City of London Park, Whyteleafe are looking to learn something new, Hever Castle and Chartwell, all within Recreation Ground and Manor Park. just over a mile from The Alders you easy reach from home. will find The Arc Arts Centre that offers Caterham town centre is under a mile a range of adult classes and soft play Further afield, you are ideally positioned from The Alders and its Church Walk for younger children. to enjoy a day out or a long weekend Shopping Centre is home to a number on the south coast. Alternatively, you of high-street names as well as various For sports enthusiasts, de Stafford could explore the South Downs independent shops and boutiques. A Leisure Centre is just half a mile away National Park, which offers breath- monthly farmers market sells only food and offers a fully equipped fitness taking views and landscapes. and drink produced within a 30-mile studio, pool and cafe. Caterham and radius of Caterham, which is a great way Whyteleafe Tennis Club is nearby, THE ALDERS Whyteleafe Road, Caterham, Surrey CR3 5ED SHANLY HOMES Computer-generated image of Nos. 1, 3, 5 & 13. Planting indicative only. Nos. 1, 3, 5 & 13 Ground Floor First Floor Second Floor 1 2 9 3 Whytheleafe Road 4 Nos. 1, 3, 5 & 13 5 6 7 8 11 10 9 13 12 Living/ 14 Dining Room Bedroom 2 5.58m x 4.40m 4.40m x 4.02m 18’4” x 14’5” 14’5” x 13’2” S W En-suite S Master Bedroom Bathroom 3.36m x 3.10m 11’0” x 10’2” Kitchen W 3.57m x 2.10m S 11’9” x 6’11” Bedroom 3 W/C 4.40m x 2.71m 14’5” x 8’11” Point from which maximum dimensions are measured. Dimensions are intended for guidance only and may vary by plus or minus 7.6cm/3”. The plots indicate general layout only which may vary from other plots. Kitchen and bathroom layouts indicative only. W denotes wardrobe. S denotes storage. --- denotes 1.5m headheight. denotes velux window. Please contact sales consultant for more information. THE ALDERS Whyteleafe Road, Caterham, Surrey CR3 5ED SHANLY HOMES Computer-generated image of Nos. 2, 4, 6 & 14. Planting indicative only. Nos. 2, 4, 6 & 14 Ground Floor First Floor Second Floor 1 2 11 3 Whytheleafe Road 4 Nos. 2, 4, 6 & 14 5 6 7 9 8 12 11 10 Living/ 14 13 Dining Room Bedroom 2 5.95m x 4.40m 19’6” x 14’5” 4.40m x 4.38m 14’5” x 14’4” S En-suite W S Bathroom Master Bedroom 5.68m x 3.36m 18’8” x 11’0” Kitchen 3.78m x 2.10m S 12’5” x 6’11” Bedroom 3 W 4.40m x 2.94m W/C 14’5” x 9’8” Point from which maximum dimensions are measured. Dimensions are intended for guidance only and may vary by plus or minus 7.6cm/3”. The plots indicate general layout only which may vary from other plots. Kitchen and bathroom layouts indicative only. W denotes wardrobe. S denotes storage. --- denotes 1.5m headheight. denotes velux window. Please contact sales consultant for more information. THE ALDERS Whyteleafe Road, Caterham, Surrey CR3 5ED SHANLY HOMES Computer-generated image of Nos. 7 & 8. Planting indicative only. Nos. 7 & 8(h) Ground Floor First Floor Second Floor 1 2 13 3 Whytheleafe Road 4 Nos. 7 & 8(h) 5 6 Living/ 7 9 8 12 11 10 Dining Room 14 13 Bedroom 2 6.39m x 4.40m 21’0” x 14’5” 4.40m x 4.02m 14’5” x 13’2” W W En-suite W S Bathroom Master Bedroom 6.13m x 3.36m 20’1” x 11’0” LC Kitchen 3.92m x 2.10m S 12’10” x 6’11” Bedroom 3 4.40m x 2.79m W/C 14’5” x 9’2” Point from which maximum dimensions are measured. Dimensions are intended for guidance only and may vary by plus or minus 7.6cm/3”. The plots indicate general layout only which may vary from other plots. Kitchen and bathroom layouts indicative only. W denotes wardrobe. S denotes storage. LC denotes linen cupboard. --- denotes 1.5m headheight. denotes velux window. Please contact sales consultant for more information. THE ALDERS Whyteleafe Road, Caterham, Surrey CR3 5ED SHANLY HOMES Computer-generated image of Nos. 9–12. Planting indicative only. Nos. 9 & 12(h) Ground Floor First Floor 1 2 15 3 Whytheleafe Road 4 Nos. 9 & 12(h) 5 6 7 9 8 En-suite 12 11 10 Living/ 14 13 Dining Room 5.32m x 4.43m 17’6” x 14’6” Master Bedroom 4.43m x 4.00m 14’6” x 13’1” W S Bathroom Kitchen 3.72m x 2.14m 12’3” x 7’0” Bedroom 2 W/C 4.43m x 2.79m 14’6” x 9’2” Point from which maximum dimensions are measured.
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