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tadworth Kt20 5RX introduction03 introDuction An Arts & Crafts inspired development of 11 two bedroom luxury apartments, Morris House enjoys a prime location surrounded by the Surrey countryside in tranquil Tadworth. All of the apartments are finished with Vanderbilt Homes’ unwavering and award-winning attention to detail – combining traditional craftsmanship with contemporary luxury. Apartment 1 enjoys its own private garden, while all the other ground floor apartments offer direct access to the secluded communal gardens. The first floor apartments benefit from private or Juliet balconies. The two spacious penthouses are the literal pinnacle of Morris House’s offering, with enclosed roof terraces and glazed casement doors that enable you to welcome the great outdoors into your home. morris house, dorking road, tadworth, surrey kt20 5rx tadworth surrey Morris house 04morris house exterior view 05 Computer Generated Image tadworth surrey Morris house EM CUDDINGTON golf course OAKS SPORTS CENTRE GOLF COURSE local area Banstead downs golf course map 06 EPSOM 07 REEDHAM TED WOODCORE PARK GOLF COURSE WOODMANsterne EPSOM GOLF COURSE EPSOM DOWNS RACECOURSE HTED CHIPSTEAD TATTENHAM CORNER CHIPSTEAD GOLF CLUB Kingswood SURREY DOWNS GOLF CLUB KINGSWOOD TDRTH TADWORTH KINGSWOOD golf course and country club M25 DORKING ROAD HEDE BRIGHTON ROAD A24 HEADLEY CRICKET CLUB GROUND Walton Heath golf course a217 REIGATE HILL golf course MERSTHAM M25 BOX HILL tadworth surrey Morris house BETCHWOOD 08 local area tadworth09 tadworth Appearing in the Domesday Book as Tadeorde and Tadorne, Tadworth has come a long way from its Domesday assets of two hides. A thriving suburban village with great train links to Central London and road connections to the surrounding areas, fortunately its growth hasn’t come at the expense of its tranquil surroundings. With Walton Heath to the south and Epsom Downs to the north, Tadworth and its neighbouring villages, Walton-on-the-Hill and Kingswood, are still reminders of times gone by. Offering proper village high streets with a range of independent shops, alongside restaurants and, as tradition dictates, homely country pubs, it’s an area that’s unspoilt by the advance of modern life. tadworth surrey Morris house 10 local area retail 11 Retail Tadworth’s shops are great for your everyday Reigate has a similarly eclectic range of needs, with a fishmonger, butcher and grocer, well-known brands, alongside a wealth of all a short walk from Morris House. For more independent boutiques, such as Attic, Grace comprehensive retail therapy, however, you and Robert Ashworth, which will ensure your need to head to the market towns of Epsom or wardrobe is always impeccable. The Vineking Reigate – both of which are less than five miles wine merchants is another favourite. As is the away. Not just famed for The Derby, Epsom also Pilgrim Brewery’s selection of their own craft offers an array of high street favourites such as beers. To work off these calories and help you House of Fraser, M&S, H&M and Superdry. embrace the rolling Surrey countryside, there are also an array of superb specialist cycling shops such as Maison Du Velo. tadworth surrey Morris house 12 local area dining & entertainment13 Dining & Entertainment With its open fire, equally warm ambience and superb food, The Grumpy Mole puts the perfect local quite literally on your doorstep. Such is its reputation, you could be forgiven for not exploring the rest of the area. However, that would mean you miss out on the Dukes Head’s locally sourced menu, The Blue Anchor’s outstanding seafood and Thai Cottage’s spicy eastern fare. Nearby Walton-on-the-Hill and Kingswood are equally well served gastronomically. La Perla, The Spaghetti Tree, Kingswood Arms and Grey Dove being four particular highlights. Eating out isn’t all the area has to offer though. From Epsom Racecourse’s excitement and Epsom Playhouse’s programme of plays, music and comedy to Reigate’s Everyman arthouse cinema and Redhill’s Harlequin Theatre & Cinema, you’re surrounded by great days or nights out. All this, with the bright lights of London’s West End just a train ride away. tadworth surrey Morris house 14 local area greenery 15 Greenery Tadworth is surrounded by wondrous For those who prefer not to saddle their countryside which holds many delights. Walton enjoyment of the outdoors with a set of clubs, Heath to the south combines swathes of there are plenty of country walks to enjoy – picturesque heathland with one of the world’s many trails conveniently starting from Tadworth most prestigious golf clubs, which takes its itself. Or you could take a trip to Box Hill, part name and offers two world class championship of the Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural courses. Kingswood Golf and Country Club, Beauty. Famed for its stunning views and The Royal Automobile Club and Surrey Downs hugely popular with cyclists, it’s yet another Golf Club are also equally easy to reach, so example of the beauty that abounds this corner your game has no excuse not to improve. of Surrey. tadworth surrey Morris house 16 Transport transport 17 M4 heathrow airport london M3 M25 a3 M25 a24 M23 a22 gatwick airport transport For all its peaceful woodland, Tadworth is by Road superbly connected by both road and rail. A M25 (Junction 8 Reigate) 2.8 miles fact that enables you to enjoy life at whatever Epsom 4.4 miles pace you desire. The railway station is just 14 Reigate 4.9 miles minutes’ walk (0.7 miles) from Morris House and Redhill 5.3 miles provides regular train services to London Bridge Sutton 5.9 miles and London Victoria. The quickest of these will A3 (Tolworth) 7.2 miles transport you to either station in just 49 minutes. Gatwick Airport 11.2 miles Tadworth is also well connected by road to Heathrow Airport 20.6 miles Central London, surrounding towns such as London 21.2 miles Reigate, and both Heathrow and Gatwick airports. So wherever your journey is taking you, by train you’re perfectly placed to start it in style. London Bridge 49 minutes London Victoria 49 minutes All road distances and walking times via google.co.uk/maps Train times via thetrainline.com tadworth surrey Morris house 18 specification specification19 individually designed kitchen Heating, Electrical & Lighting • Shaker style kitchen doors incorporating stone • Energy efficient gas-fired central heating worktops and matching upstands with mains pressure hot water • High level multifunctional stainless steel fan • Slimline panel radiators with individual assisted oven with separate microwave oven thermostatic controls • Ceramic hob • LED downlights to Kitchen/Dining/Living Room, • Integrated fridge/freezer Bathrooms and Cloakroom • Integrated dishwasher • Chrome light switches to Reception Rooms, • Washer/dryer (integrated where applicable) Hall and Landing* • Stainless steel under mounted 1.5 bowl sink • Movement sensitive low level lighting with chrome mixer tap to Bathrooms • LED lighting under wall units • Chrome electrical sockets above worktops home entertainment & Communications • TV points to Living Room, Kitchen/Dining quality bathrooms and all Bedrooms • Contemporary styled bathrooms incorporating • Wired for satellite to Living Room Duravit suites with complementary wall mounted and Master Bedroom • Carpets to all Bedrooms chrome taps • Communal digital TV aerial provided • Lift to all floors • Vanity basin with wall mounted chrome taps • Telephone points to Kitchen/Dining • Bespoke underlit vanity unit with mirror above and Master Bedroom basin to Bathrooms • USB charger point incorporated within external • Private block paved parking • Walk-in shower with fixed head and hand held Kitchen socket • Landscaped gardens shower to Ensuite • Riven effect paving to paths and patio areas • Bath with shower and screen to Bathroom Interior finishes • Tiled bath panel • Entrance door set with chrome door furniture • WC with chrome dual flush plate, • Sliding sash PVCu windows with casement doors Security & peace of mind • High security front entrance door with concealed cistern and soft close seat • Four panel solid timber painted internal multi point locking system • Chrome heated towel rail to Bathrooms doors with chrome finish door furniture • External light to all external doors with PIR control • Complementary Silestone tops to Bathrooms • Full height wardrobe with sliding doors to • Facility for future wireless alarm system • Ceramic wall tiles to selected areas Master Bedroom • Mains fed smoke detector with battery back up, • Ceramic floor tiles with tiled skirting • Eggshell paint finish to all internal joinery fitted to Hall and Landing* • Shaver socket • Laminate flooring to Kitchen/Dining/Living • 10 Year NHBC guarantee Room and Hall Vanderbilt Homes reserves the right to make these amendments as required. We also offer a service that is available to personalise your home, subject to timeframes and availability. Images are *Apartment 1 only from previous developments and for illustrative purposes only. tadworth surrey Morris house 5 32 0 0 2 2 - - M M W W - - E E site plan floorplans 20 RSD 21 RSD 0 0 0 11 11 30 0 0 50 50 0 0 7 7 0 0 233 0 233 12 12 30 RSD E-WM-20 RWDP's RSD E-WM-20 RSD E-WM-20 RWDP's RSD E-WM-20 300 300 300 300 300 300 195 . 150 ground floor first floor 300 300 RWDP RWDP 0 0 0 SVP 30 30 RSD E-WM-20 30 RSD E-WM-20 0 7 325 0 0 2 2 - - 0 7 M M W W 325 - Master - E E Bedroom SVP Kitchen/Living RSD RSD 300 Study W 0 30 325 325 300 0 0 2 2 - - M M W W - - Dining E E RSD RSD 225 Bedroom 2 CYCLES 0 10 BINS apartment 1 GROUND FLOOR 2 bedroom duplex with private garden GROUND FLOOR Kitchen/Living 7.6m x 3.4m 25’ 0” x 11’ 2” Dorking Road Dining 3.6m x 3.2m 11’ 10” x 10’ 6” FIRST FLOOR FIRST FLOOR Master Bedroom 4.5m x 2.9m 14’ 9” x 9’ 6” Bedroom 2 4.5m x 3.0m 14’ 9” x 9’ 10” Study 3.4m x 1.7m 11’ 2” x 5’ 7” Floorplans are taken from architectural drawings and may change during construction.
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