new homes GLOUCESTERSHIRE
Summer 2014
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welcome Welcome to the Summer edition of our new homes quarterly magazine! With the Government’s promise of more houses and developers competing for Land in the county, there is no better time to start your search for a brand new property here in Gloucestershire. Energy efficient homes, kitted out with the latest modern features, with great local amenities, schools and transport links, can be rewards for those buying a new home. There are a range of support packages for all types of buyers, such as part-exchange, and Help to Buy, including great opportunities for first time buyers. In this edition, we include an interview with The New Managing Director of Taylor Wimpey, Keith Simmons, talking about builders committed to investing in the county and Newland Homes, Cheltenham based developer, finalists in no less than 7 categories in the annual West of England LABC Awards for Excellence awards for its developments all over the west at Cheltenham, Stroud, Yate and Keynsham.
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LINDEN HOMES
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THE BIG INTERVIEW
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HAMPTONS
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BLOOR HOMES
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WHAT TO DO IN THE GARDEN NEWLAND HOMES
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MICHAEL TUCK: NEW HOMES
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THE PROPERTY CENTRE: NEW HOMES
For more information contact one of our property team below.
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ANDREWS LAND AND NEW HOMES
We hope you really enjoy our summer edition and get inspired with the beautiful new homes in our county.
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OAK RETIREMENT
Each week, the Gloucestershire Echo and Gloucester Citizen’s property supplement Homebuyer and Stroud Life’s Property life, features the latest new homes for sale or log on to our websites: www.gloucestershireecho.co.uk/property, www.gloucestercitizen. co.uk/property and www.stroudlife.co.uk/property.
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Deborah Pike Designer
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David Jordan Account Executive
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the big interview KEITH SIMMONS Taylor Wimpey is reporting strong levels of interest in its range of new homes across Gloucestershire, says Keith Simmons, managing director for the housebuilder. With five current developments and a number of new sites due for completion in the near future, we are committed to delivering high-quality new-build homes for property seekers who recognise the benefits of buying with Taylor Wimpey. Interest rates remaining at a record low and a range of great value home-buyer incentives, mean customers are acting quickly to secure properties at our developments across Gloucestershire, including Kings Copse in Quedgeley, Chandos Manor in Brockworth and Chestnut Park in Wotton-under-Edge. Many of these purchasers have been able to take advantage of schemes such as the Help to Buy equity loan scheme which has made it more affordable for both first-time buyers and existing homeowners to step on to or move up the property ladder. In fact, about 50 per cent of our purchasers
now use Help to Buy to secure a home with us. A significant proportion of those are firsttime buyers, who have taken advantage of this fantastic scheme to take that, often difficult, first step on to the property ladder. Help to Buy enables customers to secure a Government loan for 20 per cent of their new home’s full price – meaning they only require a 75 per cent loan-to-value mortgage and a five per cent deposit. We’re expecting the housing market to remain strong over the coming 12 months and we are continuing to invest heavily in the area, with planning applications submitted for new developments in Cheltenham, Bishop’s Cleeve and Coldharbour Lane, Filton. These new developments will continue to meet the demand for high quality but affordable new housing in Gloucestershire. This year we are looking to complete 133 new homes in the county, while next year that number is set to rise to 145. These will range from two-bedroom apartments, ideal for firsttime buyers, through to five-bedroom family homes. Our key target market continues to
be focused around small family homes – customers seeking high-quality, welldesigned accommodation at an affordable price. Our commitment to high standards is reflected in the quality awards we’ve won. Our site manager at Chandos Manor, Andy Taylor, recently received a Pride in the Job Quality Award from the National House Building Council, while four developments in the Taylor Wimpey Bristol region have been recognised with awards. What’s more, each of our new developments brings investment in the local jobs market, with an estimated 1.5 construction jobs created for each new home we build and a further three new jobs within the wider supply chain. Taylor Wimpey Bristol is building new homes at the following developments across Gloucestershire: Chandos Manor @ Coopers Edge, Gloucester; Chestnut Park, Wottonunder-Edge; Dean Acre, Cheltenham; Kings Copse, Gloucester and Lyde Green, Emersons Green.
Thirlestaine Park. The difference is in the detail. Don't miss one of the final opportunities to reserve at Thirlestaine Park - call today to book your exclusive viewing appointment. Blending the best of contemporary specifications with beautiful period features, the final apartments offer luxurious living in a stunning setting. Fabulous living space with views across the gardens Separate cloakroom and two en-suites Separate bath and shower to master en suite Video entry system Beautifully manicured mini parkland setting Private basement storage No. 60 is priced at £595,000. To book your exclusive viewing appointment please call 01753 784417 or email sales.oxford@berkeleyhomes.co.uk
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From luxury living in the heart of Cheltenham, to making the most of Gloucestershire’s idyllic countryside, house hunters looking for stylish city living or slice of rural life are in for a treat with the latest homes on offer from Bloor Homes at Circa, Cheltenham, St Whites in Cinderford, Fairford Gate in Fairford and The Orchard in Stoke Orchard. With a range of properties available, there is something for everyone from first time buyers and families to downsizers looking for hasslefree living. For example, coming soon to The Orchard, will be a new style of four and five bedroom homes perfectly suited to modern family living and the latest phase at Fairford Gate has a fantastic collection of three and four bedroom homes on offer. Meanwhile, just five homes remain at the popular St Whites development and with a range of incentives available to help people make a move this summer, demand is expected to be high as Sally Holt, Sales Manager at Bloor Homes, explains: “At Bloor Homes we pride ourselves on offering high quality homes which meet the needs of today’s modern homebuyer and we are delighted that so many purchasers in Gloucestershire have already found their dream Bloor home.
“With our beautiful range of homes and fantastic incentives available, such as Help to Buy and Part Exchange, we’d encourage any interested homebuyers, whatever step of the property ladder they are on, to enquire sooner rather than later to avoid missing out.” One happy purchaser who has recently brought at The Orchard is Michelle McDermott. Michelle said: “We hadn’t planned to move so quickly, but as soon as we saw the four bedroom Hanbury at The Orchard we knew it was our forever family home. The development is very unique and has a real community feel and our house is perfectly placed overlooking the local countryside.” Over at Circa, Cheltenham, Melissa Mould and her partner Curtis Green are settling in to their new four bedroom Bloor home thanks to the support of Help to Buy. Melissa said: “We’d been keen to take our next second
step on the property ladder for a little while, but hadn’t quite found what we were looking for when Circa, Cheltenham was recommend to us. For more information on the homes and offers available visit www.bloorhomes.com
feeling blue? Warm, cool, moody or bright, Gabrielle Fagan seeks out the shade of the season Blue skies may not be a permanent fixture as we struggle to see a settled summer, but the colour blue is key for this year’s interior landscape. Deep, punchy blues - think indigo and navy or Pantone’s peppy shade of cobalt, Dazzling Blue - can add depth and richness to a scheme, and the hues are so versatile they work in any setting, contemporary or traditional. “Dubbed as the latest alternative to neutrals, blues have really made an impact this year in homes, and the long-term forecast is that their popularity will last well into next year,” says Kate Tansley, creative director at furniture specialists, Multiyork. “Wonderfully versatile, there are so many beautiful shades of blue. And what’s brilliant is that they can be mixed and matched, so don’t be afraid to introduce a variety of blue hues into the same space. “A warm shade, such as navy, azure or cobalt, is the perfect choice for sociable spaces, such as the living or dining room, as it creates a cosy, inviting feel, while retaining a hint of elegance.”
Navy is also stylish, she believes, and is a particular favourite as its flattering undertones make it an ideal shade to team with almost any other colour, even those which sit adjacent to it on the colour wheel, like yellow and orange. Taking the plunge needn’t be scary, even a small amount of ‘moody blue’ can make an impact in a room, whether it’s in beautiful accessories, such as a collection of blue glassware, or for the bold, a feature wall. If the latter’s your choice, ensure there’s plenty of natural light and balance it with neutrals. White’s a classic contrast but may be a little harsh in a north-facing room; sludgy whites or even pale greys are a warmer choice, teamed with blond wood floors and stripped back furniture. Guarantee a settled and stylish outlook indoors by bringing on the blues...
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A street scene of a Bloor Homes development in Cheltenham
Discover quality Bloor Homes in Gloucestershire Visit www.bloorhomes.com to find out more Nestled in the stunning location of Gloucestershire Bloor Homes offers a collection of developments all built to a high specification, which is one of the many reasons why our homes achieved the maximum 5 star house builder rating. With the fantastic Help to Buy* or Part Exchange* Schemes, plus a choice of designs to suit, moving just got a whole lot easier!
Contact one of our Gloucestershire developments below to find out more:
Fairford Gate
St Whites
Off Cirencester Road, Fairford, Gloucestershire GL7 4BS
St Whites Road, nr Littledean, Gloucestershire GL14 3BS
Moreton Park London Road, Moreton-in-Marsh, Gloucestershire GL56 0RH
Tel: 01285 711781
Tel: 01594 822738
Tel: 01608 654307
fairfordgate@bloorhomes.com
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moretonpark@bloorhomes.com
Circa Cheltenham
Pennylands
The Orchard
Off Tommy Taylors Lane, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire GL50 4RN
Greet Road, Winchcombe, Cheltenham GL54 5LB
Stoke Road, Stoke Orchard, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire GL52 7RZ
Tel: 01242 512122
Tel: 01242 602758
Tel: 01242 681455
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*Help to Buy and all Bloor Homes’ incentives and schemes are subject to terms and conditions and are available on selected developments and 9 subject to contract, status and eligibility. selected plots only. Help to Buy is only available on developments in England, up to the value of £600,000 Help to Buy is not available with Part Exchange. Prices and availability correct at time of going to press. Terms and conditions apply. Image shown is for illustrative purposes only and does not depict any particular plot.
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WHAT TO DO THIS WEEK
Gardens are known to improve the lives of those living in deprived and vulnerable situations. Hannah Stephenson looks at some lifechanging urban garden projects
• Sow courgettes, pumpkins and squashes directly into their growing position
COMMUNITY SPIRIT As towns increase in size and green space continues to come at a premium, urban community gardens are springing up to allow people in busy, often deprived areas, some space to recharge their batteries. Many companies now see the need to support local green initiatives - Waitrose, Berkeley Homes and Boursin are just a few of the names to have supported community gardening projects and relevant charities. Fragrance brand Jo Malone London is also a big supporter of community gardens and is currently working with charities to help marginalised communities in key cities build and maintain beautiful, scented gardens. It initially collaborated with the UK charity Thrive, which uses gardening to help those living with physical disability and mental ill health, to create an Old English Garden in London’s Battersea Park in 2012, and has recently added a herb garden to the magnificent Redhall Walled Garden in Edinburgh, working with the Scottish Association for Mental Health. The company is also working with Rotunda,
a community centre in poverty-stricken Kirkdale, Liverpool, to create the Kirkdale Country Garden, which has just opened. “Our gardens are created to be therapeutic in the short term and life-changing in the long term,” says Rachel Baker, general manager of Jo Malone London. The Kirkdale garden will be an educational project as well as a place for recreation. Community members will be encouraged to take entry-level horticultural courses as a pathway to employment and self-sufficiency. So how can everyday gardeners replicate some of the magic of Redhall and Kirkdale Country Garden, bringing an air of peace and tranquility to their own green space? Garden designer Andy Thomson of BCA Landscape, which has helped create the Liverpool garden, explains: “Generally it can help to keep things simple, don’t make your garden too busy and over-complicate things. Find a quiet spot where you like to sit, perhaps at the end of the garden or in dappled shade. Then have a look around and see what is in your eyeline, what you can hear and what you can smell. If things are too busy then it probably won’t be very conducive to creating an air of calm. “Once you have picked your favourite spot in the garden, away from the make-shift football pitch and trampoline, you can then start to think about how to adapt the design of the space to best suit your needs. “A comfy chair or seat is a must - either fixed or moveable if you’re chasing the sun/shade through the day. A scented climber to screen and soften an unsightly fence perhaps? We used jasmine officinale with Rosa ‘Rambling Rector’ or Rosa ‘Gloire de Dijon’. If you need a project for your mental wellbeing, what sort of garden might you choose? “Limiting your palette of plants and planting in drifts or groups of three or five plants per species can help to create a more natural flowing feel,” says Thomson. “If all the plants have different shaped and coloured foliage and flowers it can be over-powering and too stimulating for the eye. “In any one area, try and pick plants that have a limited colour 10
• Continue to plant out vegetables including runner beans, cabbage, sprouting broccoli and celery
• Lift and dry Japanese onions • Plant out, water and feed outdoor tomatoes, peppers and aubergines • Support new growth of dahlias and feed with a liquid fertiliser • Water hydrangeas with a solution of colourant to ensure blue varieties remain blue next season and to encourage pink ones to turn blue where soil conditions are not naturally acid • Keep the pond balanced, covering around a half to two thirds of the surface area with floating plants like water lilies • Recycle grass clippings, composting them in a bin or using them as a mulch round trees and bushes • Pinch out the tips of trailing plants in hanging baskets to make them branch out and pick off dead flowers every few days • Trim back rose stems that have finished flowering to a point just above a leaf, to encourage the formation of new growth and a late flush of flowers range and if it’s calmness you want, avoid hot bold stimulating colours. Ornamental grasses towards the back of planting beds such as Stipa gigantea or Miscanthus sinensis ‘Ghana’ can create a lovely backdrop and foil for perennials.” Paul Forrest, senior horticultural instructor at Redhall and herb expert, says: “Most of the herbs in the garden have some kind of effect on physical and mental wellbeing. This is another driving factor in our choice of plants; chamomile, lemon balm, lavender, valerian and fennel to name a few.” Each project is supported and maintained through the sale of a Jo Malone London Limited Edition Home Candle, this year Silk Blossom, with a donation equal to the retail price going directly to the charities. For stockist details phone 0870 034 2411
NEWLAND HOMES Considerate, conscientious and crafted approach to house building at Bouncers Lane, Cheltenham wins highly commended accolade for Newland… Newland Homes has been highly commended for its development in Bouncers Lane, Cheltenham at the annual West of England LABC Awards for Excellence recently. The Cheltenham based developer were finalists in no less than 7 categories of the awards for its developments all over the west at Cheltenham, Stroud, Yate and Keynsham. The LABC (Local Authority Building Control) Awards for Excellence are all about the essence of good buildings. Finalists are not judged on architectural beauty, but on the “Excellence” shown from a construction and technical building control point of view. The awards recognise not just buildings but celebrate their design and construction teams that have tussled with technical issues,
difficult sites and found innovative and creative solutions. The Building Excellence Awards span across England and Wales with the grand finals at an autumn ceremony in London. Chris Parker, Newland Homes’ Marketing Manager said “We’re delighted to be highly commended for the “Best High Volume Housing Development”, as well as being finalists in 6 other categories. We’re particularly proud that some of our principal initiatives we were nominated for include water saving devices used within the build; solar thermal collectors providing a 10% enhancement to existing building regulations; the use of acoustic vents minimising nearby road noise; and exceeding regulations on air leakage tests and CO2 emissions to name but a few.”
The company, which has current developments covering Worcestershire, Gloucestershire, Wiltshire, Somerset and Devon, prides itself on pushing the boundaries of residential development through an innovative approach to location, design, construction and environmental sustainability.
For more information please visit www.newlandhomes.co.uk or call us on 01242 513600.
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Exceptional Quality Homes Considerate, Conscientious, Crafted At Newland Homes, we’ve built a solid reputation for developing quality homes and enhancing local communities. Never ones to stand still, we constantly push the boundaries of residential development through an award winning, innovative approach to location, design, construction and environmental sustainability. As a leading privately owned housebuilder, we have been building homes for over 20 years. Our core ethos remains what it has always been to build quality homes that people are delighted to live in. Our passionate commitment to this philosophy is the basis of our past, present and future success.
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3 NOW SOLD at Yew Tree Close County to County Property Group presents Yew Tree Close, an exclusively private development of 10 family homes in a peaceful and private cul-de-sac. Located next to the amenities of Quedgeley centre and just 3 miles to Gloucester city centre. Yew Tree Close is perfectly positioned for those striving to enjoy both a busy working and social life to the full. Transport links are highly accessible via Gloucester bus and train network, and junction 12 of the M5 is only 5 minutes way. Yew Tree Close also benefits from excellent outdoor and waterside activities, with the Sharpness to Gloucester Canal and the open countryside of the Severn estuary close by. Closer to home there is a playing field and children’s playground within 100m of the development. It has all the local services that any resident will need, with supermarkets, clothing stores, pharmacies, a library, coffee shop and post office. County to County have taken great care in the layout of the properties to provide a space suitable for modern living with plenty of storage solutions, after all, who wants to trip
over the hoover and the ironing board? All homes in Yew Tree Close are accompanied by a 10-year insurance backed warranty from www.checkmate.uk.com Bespoke kitchens are supplied by Abbey Kitchens of Winchcombe who are an independent family business. The kitchen is the heart of the home and our kitchens have been designed to help you enjoy living, cooking and entertaining in a practical yet homely and social space. Our bathroom sanitary ware and tiles are selected from the stylish PORCELANOSA range, with a modern sleek appearance. The standard specification is impressive, including tiled floors to all bathrooms and ensuites, and unlike many developers patios and turfed lawns are supplied as standard, so you don’t have to worry about the cost of enjoying your outside space with the BBQ season upon us.
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Thanks to Help to Buy, Gloucestershire couple, Melissa Mould and her partner Curt Green were able to move up to their aspirational home at Circa, Cheltenham earlier than they thought possible and saved on the costs of climbing up the housing ladder by making the move in one step rather than two. With the support of the scheme, Melissa and Curt, who had been renting after selling their bungalow, were able to purchase their perfect place and now enjoy a bigger home and better location. Keen to take their second step on the property ladder and originally looking for a three bedroom detached home, the couple were able to afford four bedrooms thanks to Help to Buy as Melissa explains: “Curt and I were keen to move to Cheltenham as we really liked the town and it’s ideally located the same distance from both our work places. We hadn’t seen anything that caught our eye when Circa, Cheltenham was recommended to us. “We were originally looking for a three bed, but realised that by making the most of Help to Buy we could afford our dream four bedroom home. We now plan to stay here for the foreseeable future, giving us much more longevity in this home.” Help to Buy makes it possible to buy a home priced up to £600,000 with as little as a 5% deposit. In addition, for new-build homes, a loan of up to 20% of the cost of the property is available from the government. And with news headlines suggesting the scheme may not be available for all buyers, for long, now could be the perfect time to make the most of the scheme as Melissa and Curt did. “In the end everything worked out perfectly. We sold our bungalow, started renting and found our new home at Circa, Cheltenham, which would be ready at the end of our lease. As we were renting close to the development, we were able to watch our new home being built and now we have moved in, we couldn’t be happier.” Melissa and Curt bought a four bedroom Yardley at Circa, Cheltenham, a stylish development featuring a contemporary collection of two, three and four bedroom homes perfectly designed to suit modern living. A range of four bedroom detached homes are currently available, with prices starting at £310,000. The development is just a stone’s throw from the beautiful Pittville Park, Cheltenham’s largest ornamental park and is home to the magnificent Grade 1 listed Pump Rooms and pretty lakes. Meanwhile, the bustling
town centre has a huge range of bars, cafes and restaurants, an array of shops, from major high street retailers to boutique brands, and plenty of green open spaces. For more information on the homes available at Circa, Cheltenham, please contact the development on 01242 512 122 or circacheltenham@bloorhomes. com.
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Prestbury Mews is now available for buyers to reserve their ideal home at Cotswold Homes’ exclusively private development of just 11 brand new houses in the heart of Cheltenham. The first homes are expected to be ready for occupation from this Autumn. In the meantime seriously interested homebuyers are encouraged to book an appointment with the on site sales team to discuss your requirements and review the homes available in detail. Sales advisers will be happy to meet buyers at the new sales office on site at Prestbury Road to discuss the exclusive scheme that comprises 3 & 4 bedroom detached and semi-detached homes in a select enclave near Pittville. Annie King-Sharpe, Cotswold Homes’ sales adviser comments, “Apart from the obvious appeal of the location, we’ve had an overwhelming response to the proposed design and specification of these new homes. Beautiful open plan kitchen dining rooms feature fully integrated SMEG appliances – not just the extra wide stainless steel hob and feature glass and stainless steel chimney
hood but double oven, washer dryer, fridge freezer and dishwasher. All included at no extra charge! Some designs feature a contemporary family room downstairs, with reception and master bedroom suite on the first floor featuring Juliette balconies and French doors. These homes offer chic, versatile accommodation well suited to today’s modern households.” All of these new homes come with a 10 year NHBC warranty, and buyers can also
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A new beginning at Honeybourne Gate honeybourne gate Luxury living in a landmark retirement complex
Designed, equipped and finished to the highest standards, Honeybourne Gate sets a new standard for retirement property in Cheltenham. Luxury apartments offer independent living plus a range of flexible services to leave you in control to enjoy your retirement.
• Independent living with unrivalled amenities • Flexible extra-care services • 54 high specification apartments • Close to Cheltenham town centre • Opening Spring 2015 Honeybourne Gate 2 Gloucester Road, Cheltenham, Gloucester GL51 8PQ
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