Shell Cove Brochure by PegasusLife

Welcome to Shell Cove

A Clifftop Residence on the Devonshire Coastline

Take a Look Around

Inspired by the Coast

The Garden on the Shore

Life on the South Coast

At Your Request

Discover Devon

A Literary Heritage

A Fabled Landscape

A Treasured Practice

Introducing Dawlish

Inside Shell Cove

The Pavilion

The Stables

The Lodge

The Cottages

Welcome to Shell Cove

A Clifftop Residence on the Devonshire Coastline This seaside development, with its clusters of cottages and apartments bordered by gently sloping lawns and a sheltered orchard, is set atop dramatic cliffs overlooking a secluded sandy beach. From one-bedroom apartments through to three-bedroom cottages, Shell Cove is a distinctive development near the historic town of Dawlish. Situated within a landscape of anchovy-red cliffs, deep blue waves and sprawling meadows, Dawlish is a thriving town where bustling shops and cosy pubs meet coastal walks and panoramic sea views.

The Cottage The Stables

Entrance

The Lodge

The Pavilion

Take a Look Around The homes at Shell Cove are spread across three areas: The Stables, The Lodge and The Cottages. Each area has a distinct character, offers a unique way of living and benefits from access to the gardens, the sea view lookouts and The Pavilion, which is home to the lounge, the guest suite and a decked outdoor terrace.

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The Stables comprise three terraced rows of cottages by Old Teignmouth Road. Using local stone, white brickwork and whitewashed timber for dormers, shutters, porches and bay windows, The Stables reflect neighbouring whitewashed stone houses.

The Lodge draws its inspiration from the appearance and texture of the nearby cliffs. The pink red brick faรงade is designed to catch light differently across the building, breaking the surface down and reflecting the folds and crevices of the cliff face.

Set among the fruit trees within the old orchard walls, The Cottages have timber-clad upper levels and vaulted ceilings that echo the design of houses in the local area.

Inspired by the Coast Sarah Wigglesworth Architects have designed Shell Cove in response to the coastal surroundings. The buildings have been conceived as rocks, pebbles and shells washed up on the beach, while the choice of materials has been influenced by the colours and textures of the local environment. The distinctive red of the Permian stone cliffs positioned in-between the green cliff vegetation and the blue of the sea creates â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;The Anchovy Sandwichâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;, which has been replicated in the design and colour scheme.

The Garden on the Shore With a formal lawn and orchard garden, as well as lookout points on the cliff edge, the site has been designed to unite the sheltered, well-maintained gardens commonly found in Devon with the exposed, expansive cliff face of the coastline.

The Carriage Drive Bordered by lush planting and mature trees, the entrance drive passes the mown lawn and flowerbeds alongside The Stables. As the drive approaches The Lodge, coastal views emerge and the surrounding grounds adopt a sea garden aesthetic with planted boulders, maritime foliage and natural stone pathways.

The Formal Lawn The lawn area has been designed to suit tai chi, boules or picnics. The area in front of The Lodge has a mown lawn that develops into a grassland flower meadow, while the surrounding trees have been preserved to create shelter and shade. This area also provides private access to the cove below.

The Orchard Designed to catch sunlight throughout the day, this Victorian walled garden is home to a variety of fruit trees, with ornamental espalier trees growing against the secluded northern wall.

The Cleveland Boundary The slope to the cliff edge leads past pine trees to a lookout point that offers uninterrupted views across the Horse Rocks, along the bay and out to sea.

Life on the South Coast From afternoon games of boules on the lawn to evenings spent reading in front of the loungeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s wood-burning stove, Shell Cove has a number of areas for relaxing in the coastal air or winding down after a busy day. Head to The Pavilion, where the outdoor terrace is the place to catch up with neighbours over a Devonshire cream tea, complete with scones and strawberry jam. Mornings here might start with a tai chi class in the garden or a stroll down the private track to the secluded cove, where the odd treasure could be found in the sand. After a bike ride down one of the local country lanes, return to Shell Cove and settle down on the terrace with a gin and tonic from the moveable bar, or take in the sea views from the benches and lookout points on the cliff edge. If youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re planning a BBQ, the picnic patio in the orchard can be reserved for private parties, and if your guests are staying the night, then you can book them into the guest suite in The Pavilion.

At Your Request The Host is on hand to deal with any queries or requests you may have. Whether that’s ordering fish and chips on a Friday night or recommending the best local walking trails, they’ll be happy to help. As well as managing the day-to-day running of Shell Cove, they’ll organise activities ranging from ‘catch your own supper’ events and seafood preparation lessons, to cycling trips and cider making classes.

Discover Devon

A Literary Heritage Devon’s towering cliffs and sprawling moors have inspired many writers over the years, providing the settings for classic novels and poems. Sherlock Holmes’ best-known adventure, The Hound of the Baskervilles, which was first published as a serial in The Strand Magazine between 1901 and 1902, was set on foggy Dartmoor. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle is widely thought to have based the events on the legend of local squire Richard Cabell of Buckfastleigh. Cabell had an evil reputation, and legend has it that when he died in the 1670s, fire-breathing black dogs raced across Dartmoor, howling. It is likely that Baskerville Hall itself is based on either Hayford Hall or Brook Manor, both of which are in Buckfastleigh. Agatha Christie also found inspiration in Devon. Spending her summers entertaining guests in a big house overlooking the River Dart in Greenway near Galmpton, she used the cliffs and coves of Torquay for scenes in her ‘whodunnits’ – a clifftop in St Marychurch is believed to have been the setting for Why Didn’t They Ask Evans ? A bust of Christie can now be seen on the Torquay harbourside. Dawlish itself is referenced in Charles Dickens’ Nicholas Nickleby, in which Nicholas inherits a small farm on the outskirts of the town. Dawlish also attracted Jane Austen who, in 1802, spent a long holiday there and went on to mention the town numerous times in her 1811 novel Sense and Sensibility. Today, Devon’s affair with all things literary continues through events such as the Budleigh Salterton Literary Festival, the Exeter Poetry Festival and the annual Ways With Words festival at Dartington Hall. There is also a wealth of writers groups throughout the county, a number of which meet in Dawlish, including one at the University of the Third Age.

Devon’s seafarers were the muse for Samuel Taylor Coleridge’s ‘The Rime of the Ancient Mariner’

A Fabled Landscape With its misty moorland and dense woodland, Devon is a land of myths, traditions and folklore, and its rugged coast holds stories of mermaids, smugglers and sunken cities. Wistman’s Wood, an ancient, gnarled oak copse on the banks of the West River Dart, is the traditional home of the spectral hounds, and the Black Dog of Dartmoor is said to haunt the road by the Warren Inn. Carpeted with bluebells in the spring and dressed with rowan berries in the autumn, the woods run deep with moss, ivy, holly and briars. From them comes tales of faeries, goblins, greenmen and walking willow trees, which are believed to follow travellers late at night, muttering behind them. Music is a key way in which these folktales and Devonshire myths remain part of modern life. The comic tale ‘Widecombe Fair’ is a well-known Devon folk song about a man called Tom Pearce, who loses his horse after someone borrows it to travel to the fair in Widecombe with his friends. Traditional songs such as this can be heard at numerous pubs in Devon and there is a wide selection of folk clubs in the area. While folk festivals take place in Teignmouth, Sidmouth and Dartmoor throughout the year, Devon’s music scene is not limited to the genre. Regular classical concerts and jazz shows are held in Exeter, and the Devon Opera is a professional opera company based in Chudleigh.

A Treasured Practice Like the novels and folksongs that have Devon’s landscape instilled within them, numerous artists and craftsmen have found inspiration in Dartmoor’s rocks, Bronze Age stone circles and Devon’s extensive coastline. Peter RandallPage, who created the 13-foot-high granite seed that is the centrepiece of the Core Building at Cornwall’s Eden project, has his home and studio on the outskirts of Drewsteignton, while Heather Jansch, who is known for her life-sized horse sculptures, uses driftwood and beached materials from Devon’s coastline for a number of her creations. The Devon Guild of Craftsmen was founded by furnituremaker Edward Baly in 1955 with the aim of promoting the best in local craftwork. The Guild now hosts exhibitions at the Riverside Mill in Bovey Tracey. Challenging the idea that craft is old-fashioned, they encourage new approaches and showcase the work of emerging designer-makers. The Shops at Dartington, the Cockington Court Craft Centre in Torquay and the Plymouth Arts Centre also exhibit the work of local artists and craftsmen.

Introducing Dawlish Known for its distinctive black swans, Dawlish is a bustling destination surrounded by rolling countryside. The town has a busy social calendar, including fetes, music festivals and an annual air show that brings the whole town together. When it comes to shopping, you’ll find a mix of traditional seaside stalls, independent shops and some well-known chains. The town has a broad selection of community groups, including a craft society, a tennis club and an art group, which meets once a week in St Mary’s Church Hall. For a bite to eat, head to the world famous Gay’s Creamery for a scoop of Devonshire ice cream or grab a coffee and a slice of cake at the No.1 Coffee Shop on Queen Street. The town also has a number of dining options, ranging from a choice of seafood restaurants to pubs like The Smugglers Inn, which serves a traditional Sunday carvery and is a five-minute walk from Shell Cove.

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1. Dawlish Leisure Centre 2. Dawlish Bowling Club

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13. Dawlish Library

4. Teignmouth Lido

14. Teignmouth Library

5. Teign Corinthian Yacht Club

15. Barton Surgery

6. Shaldon Beach

16. Channel View Surgery

7. Teignmouth Players

17. Bank, Dawlish

8. Shaldon Wildlife Trust

18. Bank, Teignmouth

9. Dawlish Museum

19. Dawlish Community Hospital

10. The Manor House

20. Teignmouth Medical Practice

11. Dawlish Warren National Nature Reserve

21. Terrace Dental Care 22. S alisbury Villa Dental Surgery 23. Pharmacy, Teignmouth 24. Pharmacy, Dawlish 25. Cliffden Hotel

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27. The Owl & The Pussycat

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28. Oystercatchers Cafe

42. The Co-op, Dawlish

29. The Smugglers Inn

43. Alison’s Flower shop

30. Ode Restaurant

44. The Wee Shoppe Bakery

31. The Old Mill Tea Room

45. Gay’s Creamery

32. The Beachcomber Cafe

46. Lloyd Maunder Butchers

33. The Ugly Duckling

47. Waitrose, Teignmouth

34. The Terrace Cafe

48. Sainsbury’s, Dawlish

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County Attractions 1. Bradley 2. Luscombe Castle 3. Powderham Castle 4. Coleton Fishacre 5. Dartmouth Castle 6. Exeter Cathedral 7. Old Walls Vineyards 8. Haldon Forest Park Forestry Commission 9. Tamar Valley AONB Centre 10. Cotehele House

Hotels & Spas 14. Pentillie Castle and Estate 15. Gidleigh Park Hotel 16. S alcombe Harbour Hotel & Spa 17. Hotel Endsleigh 18. Dart Marina Hotel and Spa 19. The Grand Hotel 20. R estaurant at Soar Mill Cove Hotel

11. Froward Point

21. Ilsington Country House Hotel

12. A la Ronde

22. Berry Head Hotel

13. Compton Castle

23. The Imperial Hotel

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24. Rodean Restaurant

43. Buckfastleigh Point-To-Point Racecourse

25. The Coombe Cellars

44. E xeter Northcott Theatre

26. The Elephant

45. E xeter Phoenix

27. Jack in the Green Inn

46. Dartington Hall

28. Riverford Field Kitchen

47. S tarcross Yacht Club

29. The Oyster Shack

48. E xeter Picturehouse

30. Millbrook Inn

49. S cott Cinemas

31. The Pig at Combe

50. E xe Sailing Club

32. The Elizabethan Inn

51. Topsham Sailing Club

33. Royal William Bakery

52. R oyal Torbay Yacht Club

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Travelling Further Afield Running along the coast beneath Dawlishâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s iconic red cliffs, the Great Western Railway, designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel, connects the town to London, Cornwall and the rest of Devon. Nearby Teignmouth, Newton Abbot and Torquay are a short journey away, and the city of Exeter can be reached in just half an hour by train.

By Car

By Air

Holcombe

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Dawlish

5 mins

Teignmouth

6 mins

Shell Cove to Exeter International Airport: 26 minutes by car

Newton Abbot

22 mins

Guernsey

Totnes

37 mins

London

Brixham

44 mins

Paris

1 hour 30 mins

Sidmouth

46 mins

Amsterdam

1 hour 30 mins

Plymouth

57 mins

Edinburgh

1 hour 35 mins

Bristol

45 mins 1 hour 5 mins

1 hour 43 mins

By Train

By Ferry

Shell Cove to Dawlish Train Station: 3 minutes by car

Shell Cove to Plymouth: 57 minutes by car

Torquay

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Plymouth to Roscoff

Exeter

28 mins

Totnes

28 mins

Plymouth to St Malo

Paignton

31 mins

Ivybridge

43 mins

Exmouth

58 mins

Truro

6 hours

8 hours 15 mins

2 hours 24 mins

Inside Shell Cove

The Pavilion The Pavilion is a focal point of life at Shell Cove. Offering views across the gardens, the adjoining terrace is the place to enjoy long evenings outdoors with friends and family.

The Lounge From a coffee in the morning through to an evening glass of wine from the honesty bar, the lounge is the hub of The Pavilion and brings people together throughout the day. Bookcases line the walls and comfortable furniture is dotted around the wood-burning stove.

The Guest Suite Whenever friends or family wish to stay overnight, book them into The Pavilion guest suite, which has an ensuite and TV. The Host manages bookings.

Whatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s on at Shell Cove There is a wide range of services for those who live here, from day-to-day help like signing for a parcel, to ordering a taxi â&#x20AC;&#x201C; your Host will be on hand to help with any requests you may have. All facilities and many of the services are offered as standard to all homeowners at Shell Cove as part of the service charge. There are further bespoke services and items available at an additional cost. Specific pricing of these will be finalised prior to taking up residence at Shell Cove â&#x20AC;&#x201C; expect this to be similar to what one might expect to pay at a hotel or club.

As Standard

Bespoke Services

Receiving deliveries

Picnics and BBQs

Arranging post

Catch your own supper events

Newspaper delivery

Cycling trips

Errands

Summer sea view tai chi classes

Visitor management and access

Seafood preparation lessons

Restaurant reservations

Wellbeing services available in apartments or garden

Organising taxi service and car hire Support and introduction of local services Sunset drinks Fireside readings Plant watering Guest suite bookings (NB use of the guest suite is charged by the night) Valet parking

Accompanied shopping Accompanied holidays and travel Social diary management and correspondence Apartment housekeeping and cleaning IT support Laundry and dry-cleaning Ironing Pet care

Extra Support from Specialist Provider Wake-up and turndown support Medication administration Post-hospital and convalescent support Round-the-clock care

The Stables The Stables house four one-bedroom, seven twobedroom and two three-bedroom cottages. These open-plan homes have dual aspect living areas, bay windows and Juliet balconies offering views across the grounds or out to sea. One of the end-terrace three-bedroom cottages has a secluded courtyard garden and dual aspect bedrooms.

Living Area Designed to let in plenty of light, these cosy living rooms look out across the greenery of the grounds or out to sea through tall windows.

Kitchen The kitchens are fully fitted with integrated units and spacious worktops.

Bedroom The light and airy bedrooms are designed to make the most of space and storage. Many open up onto Juliet balconies, bringing the coastal air into the rooms.

Bathroom The fully tiled bathrooms have large vanity units and walk-in showers.

Ground Floor

1st Floor

The Stables Typical Two Bed

Apartment Area • 1263 sq. ft — 117.3 m2

Living Room • 15'5'' x 20'7'' ft — 4710 x 6270 mm WC • 6'0'' x 5'0'' ft — 1830 x 1530 mm Kitchen • 10'10'' x 15'0'' ft — 3300 x 4580 mm Master Bedroom • 11'2'' x 13'10'' ft — 3410 x 4220 mm Ensuite / Shower Room • 11'0'' x 6'4'' ft — 3360 x 1920 mm Bedroom 2 • 10'7'' x 13'7'' ft — 3230 x 4130 mm Ensuite / Bathoom • 10'7'' x 6'7'' ft — 3230 x 2000 mm Utility Room • 7'6'' x 5'1'' ft — 2290 x 1550 mm

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Main Structure

Electrics

A traditional masonry structure is built on concrete foundations.

Kitchens, halls, bathrooms and ensuites are fitted with energy-efficient lighting. Switch plates and sockets are fitted in accordance with IEE regulations. Bedrooms and living rooms include plug-in points for TV and radio, and telephone points for broadband internet access. Smoke and heat detectors are fitted as standard.

Floors Intermediate floors are timber-joisted.

Flooring Living areas feature engineered wood flooring. Bedrooms are fitted with carpets.

Roof The stables have slate pitched roofs.

Windows The aluminium and timber composite windows are double-glazed and thermally broken.

External Doors The light-coloured aluminium sliding doors are doubleglazed and thermally broken.

Stairs

Management & Security Management is provided as part of the service charge. Alarms are included in the stables and the infrastructure is designed for 24-hour telecare.

Parking Each of the homes at the stables have an allocated parking space.

Lifts The stables have ground floor access and have been designed with the provisions to install a private lift if necessary.

The stables have carpet-clad timber staircases.

Kitchens

Walls

Oven

The party walls are constructed from two layers of concrete blockwork, with insulation fitted between the layers and a smooth painted-plaster finish.

Hob

The stainless steel ovens are single-fan operated. The ceramic four-ring-burner hobs have rotary controls.

Balconies & Terraces

Integrated Dishwasher

The terraces and balconies include timber decking and paved floor finishes. Balconies have metal balustrades.

The integrated dish drawers are made from stainless steel.

Ceilings

The full-height 70/30 fridge-freezers are fully integrated.

The ceilings have a smooth, painted-plaster finish punctuated with high level feature recess lighting.

Internal Doors The contemporary doors are made in Europe.

Integrated Fridge-Freezer Kitchen Sink Mixer Tap The single-side lever taps are finished in polished chrome.

Extractor The extractors have silver-grey canopy hoods.

Decoration

Kitchen Sink

Internal walls are painted with washable emulsion.

The inset single bowls are made from stainless steel.

Wardrobes

Washing Machine

Custom-designed, fully integrated wardrobes are fitted in the master bedrooms. Second bedroom wardrobes are an optional extra.

The white free-standing washing machines are manufactured in Europe.

Heating & Hot Water

The white free-standing tumble dryers are manufactured in Europe.

The stables have underfloor heating and receive heating and hot water from individual private boilers.

Tumble Dryer

Kitchen Units

Vanity Washbasin

Custom designed from modular cabinets, the fully fitted kitchens have lacquered cabinetry and contemporary handles.

The white washbasins are semi-recessed.

Worktop The kitchens have white laminate worktops.

Worktop Lighting Concealed LED lighting is fitted underneath the overhead cabinets.

Microwave The integrated microwaves are finished in stainless steel.

Splashback The large-format splashbacks are made from backpainted glass.

Bath The pressed-steel, white rectangular bathtubs have an anti-slip finish.

Bath Panel Bath panels are fully tiled.

Shower Tray The white shower trays are low level with an anti-slip finish.

Bathroom Cabinet The wall-mounted, mirror-fronted cabinets have built-in lighting and an integrated shaver socket.

Tiling & Finish

Bathrooms

All walls, floors and vanity areas are finished in contemporary tiling.

Basin Tap

Grab Rail

The deck-mounted taps are finished in polished chrome.

The shower handle is finished in polished chrome.

Shower Head The wall-mounted rain-effect shower head is finished in polished chrome.

Bath Taps The polished chrome bath taps are thermostatically controlled.

Wall-Mounted Shower Set Shower sets include a polished chrome contemporary wall fitting with a hose and hand attachment.

Shower Control The showers are controlled by a polished-chrome thermostatic three-way diverter.

Shower Screen The shower screen is a fully glazed, toughened-glass panel.

Heated Towel Rail The heated ladder-style towel rail is finished in polished chrome.

Toilet-Roll Holder The toilet-roll holder is wall-mounted and chrome-plated.

WC The contemporary porcelain toilets are floor-mounted.

Cistern & Lever Flush The cisterns are concealed, with a chrome flush plate.

The Lodge Adjacent to the gently sloping lawn and rising between three and four storeys, The Lodge houses 17 two-bedroom apartments. These have light, open-plan living areas with sheltered balconies, which provide far-reaching sea views.

Living Area Designed to optimise space and light, the open-plan living areas lead out onto sheltered balconies. The dual aspect layout of the apartments allows you to make the most of views over the surrounding grounds and along the coastline.

Kitchen Looking onto the living and dining areas, the kitchens have fully integrated units and plenty of surface space.

Bedroom The spacious bedrooms have numerous windows, letting in plenty of light and offering views over the gardens or out to sea.

Bathroom The ensuite bathrooms have walk-in showers or large bathtubs.

The Lodge Typical Two Bed

Apartment Area • 1386 sq. ft — 127.86 m2 Terrace Area • 99.7 sq. ft — 9.26 m2

Living Room • 20'1'' x 24'1'' ft — 6120 x 9900 mm Terrace • 9'8'' x 14'0'' ft — 2960 x 4270 mm Kitchen • 14'1'' x 8'3'' ft — 4300 x 2500 mm Master Bedroom • 20'10'' / 9'11'' x 18'0'' ft — 6350 x 5490 mm Ensuite • 9'5'' x 12'7'' ft — 2860 x 3830 mm Bedroom 2 • 15'10'' x 11'1'' ft — 4820 x 3380 mm Bathroom • 8'1'' x 7'1'' ft — 2470 x 2150 mm Utility Room • 5'7'' x 7'1'' ft — 1700 x 2150 mm

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Main Structure

Heating & Hot Water

A reinforced concrete frame is built on concrete foundations.

All apartments have underfloor heating and receive heating and hot water from individual private boilers.

Floors

Electrics

The floors are constructed from concrete slabs.

Flooring Living areas feature engineered wood flooring. Bedrooms are fitted with carpets.

Roof The lodge has a flat roof with a Sarnafil single ply membrane.

Windows The aluminium and timber composite windows are double-glazed and thermally broken.

Management & Security Management is provided as part of the service charge. Alarms are included in all apartments and the infrastructure is designed for 24-hour telecare.

Parking

External Doors

Each apartment has an allocated parking space.

The light-coloured aluminium sliding doors are doubleglazed and thermally broken.

Lifts

Stairs

In-Apartment Storage

The lodge has engineered timber flooring.

Each apartment has a built-in full-height storage area.

Walls The party walls are constructed from two independent metal sections, with insulation fitted between the layers and a smooth painted-plaster finish.

Balconies & Terraces The terraces and balconies include timber decking and paved floor finishes. Balconies have metal balustrades.

Ceilings The ceilings have a smooth, painted-plaster finish punctuated with high level feature recess lighting.

Internal Doors The contemporary doors are made in Europe.

Decoration Internal walls are painted with washable emulsion.

Lifts serve all floors.

Kitchens Oven The stainless steel ovens are single-fan operated.

Hob The ceramic four-ring-burner hobs have rotary controls.

Integrated Dishwasher The integrated dish drawers are made from stainless steel.

Integrated Fridge-Freezer The full-height 70/30 fridge-freezers are fully integrated.

Kitchen Sink Mixer Tap The single-side lever taps are finished in polished chrome.

Extractor The extractors have silver-grey canopy hoods.

Wardrobes

Kitchen Sink

Custom-designed, fully integrated wardrobes are fitted in the master bedrooms. Second bedroom wardrobes are an optional extra.

The ceramic sink bowls are inset.

Washing Machine The white free-standing washing machines are manufactured in Europe.

Tumble Dryer

The white free-standing tumble dryers are manufactured in Europe.

The contemporary porcelain toilets are floor-mounted.

Kitchen Units

The cisterns are concealed, with a chrome flush plate.

Cistern & Lever Flush

Custom designed from modular cabinets, the fully fitted kitchens have lacquered cabinetry and contemporary handles.

Vanity Washbasin

Worktop

Bath

The kitchen worktops are finished in silestone.

Worktop Lighting Concealed LED lighting is fitted underneath the overhead cabinets.

Microwave The integrated microwaves are finished in stainless steel.

Splashback The large-format splashbacks are made from backpainted glass.

The white washbasins are semi-recessed. The pressed-steel, white rectangular bathtubs have an anti-slip finish.

Bath Panel Bath panels are fully tiled.

Shower Tray The white shower trays are low level with an anti-slip finish.

Bathroom Cabinet The wall-mounted, mirror-fronted cabinets have built-in lighting and an integrated shaver socket.

Bathrooms

Tiling & Finish

Basin Tap

All walls, floors and vanity areas are finished in contemporary tiling.

The deck-mounted taps are finished in polished chrome.

Shower Head The wall-mounted rain-effect shower head is finished in polished chrome.

Grab Rail The shower handle is finished in polished chrome.

Bath Taps The polished chrome bath taps are thermostatically controlled.

Wall-Mounted Shower Set Shower sets include a polished chrome contemporary wall fitting with a hose and hand attachment.

Shower Control The showers are controlled by a polished-chrome thermostatic three-way diverter.

Shower Screen The shower screen is a fully glazed, toughened-glass panel.

Heated Towel Rail The heated ladder-style towel rail is finished in polished chrome.

Toilet-Roll Holder The toilet-roll holder is wall-mounted and chrome-plated.

The Cottages These six two-bedroom homes are designed with the living areas and private terrace on the first floor to take advantage of the extensive sea views. Downstairs, the entrance hall leads to one of the spacious bedrooms.

Living Area The layout of these homes allows you to make the most of the far-reaching sea views from top-floor living areas. The light, spacious living rooms open out onto a large private terrace.

Kitchen Fitted with fully integrated units and plenty of worktop space, the kitchens come together with the open-plan living and dining areas.

Bedroom Located on either the ground or first floor, the spacious bedrooms open up onto balconies or patios.

Bathroom The ensuite bathrooms include walk-in showers, large vanity units and recessed feature lighting.

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1st Floor

The Cottages Typical Two Bed

Apartment Area • 1302.4 sq. ft — 121 m2 Terrace Area • 92.6 sq. ft — 8.6 m2

Living Room • 20'1'' x 18'5'' ft — 6110 x 5610 mm Terrace • 5'7'' x 16'4'' ft — 4980 x 1710 mm Kitchen • 13'11'' x 7'10'' ft — 4250 x 2400 mm Master Bedroom • 12'11'' x 18'5'' ft — 3930 x 5620 mm Ensuite • 6'7'' x 7'10'' ft — 2000 x 2400 mm Bedroom 2 • 14'10'' x 11'3'' ft — 4520 x 3420 mm Bathroom • 9'6'' x 7'10'' ft — 2900 x 2400 mm Utility • 6'5'' x 2'11'' ft — 890 x 1950 mm

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Heating & Hot Water

A traditional masonry structure is built on concrete foundations.

All cottages have underfloor heating and receive heating and hot water from individual private boilers.

Floors

Electrics

Intermediate floors are made from pre-cast concrete.

Flooring Living areas feature engineered wood flooring. Bedrooms are fitted with carpets.

Roof The cottage roofs have pitched Topdek roofs with a single ply membrane.

Windows The aluminium and timber composite windows are double-glazed and thermally broken.

Management & Security Management is provided as part of the service charge. Alarms are included in all cottages and the infrastructure is designed for 24-hour telecare.

Parking

External Doors

Each of the cottages has an allocated parking space.

The light-coloured aluminium sliding doors are doubleglazed and thermally broken.

Lifts

Stairs The cottages have carpet-clad timber staircases.

Walls The party walls are constructed from two layers of concrete blockwork, with insulation fitted between the layers and a smooth painted-plaster finish.

Balconies & Terraces The terraces and balconies include timber decking and paved floor finishes. Balconies have metal balustrades.

Ceilings The ceilings have a smooth, painted-plaster finish punctuated with high-level feature recess lighting.

Internal Doors The contemporary doors are made in Europe.

Decoration Internal walls are painted with washable emulsion.

Wardrobes Custom-designed, fully integrated wardrobes are fitted in the master bedrooms. Second bedroom wardrobes are an optional extra.

The cottages have ground floor access and have been designed with the provisions to install a private lift if necessary.

Kitchens Oven The stainless steel ovens are single-fan operated.

Hob The ceramic four-ring-burner hobs have rotary controls.

Integrated Dishwasher The integrated dish drawers are made from stainless steel.

Integrated Fridge-Freezer The full-height 70/30 fridge-freezers are fully integrated.

Kitchen Sink Mixer Tap The single-side lever taps are finished in polished chrome.

Extractor The extractors have silver-grey canopy hoods.

Kitchen Sink The inset single bowls are made from stainless steel.

Washing Machine The white free-standing washing machines are manufactured in Europe.

Tumble Dryer

The white free-standing tumble dryers are manufactured in Europe.

The contemporary porcelain toilets are floor-mounted.

Kitchen Units

The cisterns are concealed, with a chrome flush plate.

Cistern & Lever Flush

Custom designed from modular cabinets, the fully fitted kitchens have lacquered cabinetry and contemporary handles.

Vanity Washbasin

Worktop

Bath

The kitchens have white laminate worktops.

Worktop Lighting Concealed LED lighting is fitted underneath the overhead cabinets.

Microwave The integrated microwaves are finished in stainless steel.

Splashback Kitchen worktops have a tiled splashback.

Bathrooms Basin Tap

The white washbasins are semi-recessed. The pressed-steel, white rectangular bathtubs have an anti-slip finish.

Bath Panel Bath panels are fully tiled.

Shower Tray The white shower trays are low level with an anti-slip finish.

Bathroom Cabinet The wall-mounted, mirror-fronted cabinets have built-in lighting and an integrated shaver socket.

Tiling & Finish

The deck-mounted taps are finished in polished chrome.

All walls, floors and vanity areas are finished in contemporary tiling.

Shower Head

Grab Rail

The wall-mounted rain-effect shower head is finished in polished chrome.

The shower handle is finished in polished chrome.

Bath Taps The polished chrome bath taps are thermostatically controlled.

Wall-Mounted Shower Set Shower sets include a polished chrome contemporary wall fitting with a hose and hand attachment.

Shower Control The showers are controlled by a polished-chrome thermostatic three-way diverter.

Shower Screen The shower screen is a fully glazed, toughened-glass panel.

Heated Towel Rail The heated ladder-style towel rail is finished in polished chrome.

Toilet-Roll Holder The toilet-roll holder is wall-mounted and chrome-plated.

Retirement living, but not as you know it

Introducing PegasusLife

PegasusLife is a business on a mission to fundamentally rethink and reinvent the places and ways in which we live as we get older. The company is currently in the process of developing 30 sites across the UK.

Howard Phillips, Chief Executive Officer Our central idea is that everyone shares an aspiration to live independently within an intelligently designed, socially inclusive environment, supported by an intuitive service offer and an efficient and ethical approach to property management. Working in collaboration with the countryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s leading designers, academics, creative thinkers and producers, we ensure that the highest level of detail and quality is brought to all aspects of our developments.

Mark Shirburne Davies, Chief Operations Officer We strive to meet the needs and expectations of the people who live in our developments now and those who may choose to in the future. Working with partners who share our goal, we look to create places to which people can aspire. From purchasing land through to the planning and construction phase and beyond, we ensure each development is unique, valuable and of the utmost quality. Our role continues when our developments are up and running. We work in tandem with the next set of delivery partners â&#x2C6;&#x2019; our hosts and concierges â&#x2C6;&#x2019; to make sure the PegasusLife difference is there for everyone to see, every day.

John Nordon, Design Director In the design team, our work is about creating imaginative places that foster natural interactions between neighbours. Our approach doesn’t follow a ‘cookie cutter’ style. No two PegasusLife developments are the same. Each one carefully conceptualises the history, architectural character, culture and personality of its location and, most critically, embodies the spirit of the people we believe will want to live in it. We make use of the highest-quality materials and craftsmanship – not just to create beautiful places for people to live, but to protect the future of our customers’ homes and investments. We take the architectural legacy of cities and towns seriously, and we prioritise developing sustainable buildings that are sympathetic to their surroundings.

Lorena Brown, Sales & Marketing Director Our approach to selling is based very much on our core value of transparency. Many of our customers are moving from more traditional freehold family homes and won’t have lived in modern apartments set within communal developments before. There are significant advantages to this way of living; however, it is different. We see it as our responsibility to make sure not only that we’ve communicated what it’s about but also that our audience has understood it. One of the major hallmarks of our approach is the way we’ve considered property management – which we run on behalf of our residents on a not-for-profit basis. Furthermore, when customers purchase a property with PegasusLife, they become shareholders of the development’s management company, guaranteeing them voting rights and a say in how their development is managed.

Clare Bacchus, Customer Experience Director Our starting point in everything we do is the people who choose to live in our developments. What will they want to do here? What type and style of service is appropriate? What kind of living environment do we need to create to generate the right atmosphere and give people the experience they’re looking for? This philosophy goes right down to the level of detail of considering which plants to include in the gardens and which furnishings to use in the development. It extends through to the type of attitude we look for in the team we recruit to deliver a personal, informal and efficient approach to service.

A unique approach to property management

When we talk about maintenance, we mean much more than a lick of paint or changing a light bulb (although we will, of course, take care of that too). Being situated so close to the coast, Shell Cove comes with a set of individual requirements for maintenance, which weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll make sure are met. This specific care ensures that your investment is secure and you can enjoy living in an environment that improves rather than deteriorates with age. From protecting the buildings from salt erosion to maintaining and preserving trees in the orchard, the approach is tailor-made and detail-oriented. The management company for Shell Cove is run on a strict not-for-profit basis. This ensures that work is carried out solely for the purposes of caring for the building and maintaining the quality of the offer and experience of living here for the residents.

On purchasing a property at Shell Cove, homeowners, together with PegasusLife, become shareholders of the management company, giving you voting rights and a say in how the company is managed and run. When it comes to the operation of the management company, we believe passionately that true transparency is fundamental to maintaining residents’ peace of mind and the management company’s integrity. For this reason we’ve invested in creating our own digital tool for property management – an online members-only system that’s designed to provide you with a detailed understanding of how your money is spent on servicing Shell Cove and to enable you to keep track of expenditure on and investment in the building over time.

Other developments by PegasusLife

Steepleton Tetbury

Drawing inspiration from the Cotswold farmstead, Steepleton has a structured layout that brings the garden village aesthetic to life.

Architects Proctor and Matthews Architects

Chapter House Lichfield

Built on the site of the old Friary, Chapter House blends with the rich architectural history of Lichfield, while incorporating modern conveniences and aspirational gardens.

Architects Proctor and Matthews Architects

One Bayshill Rd Cheltenham

These two Grade II listed villas are linked by a new modern building in the heart of this Regency town.

Architects Glenn Howells Architects

Chapelwood

The Landing

Hampstead Green Place

This development of two striking red-brick pavilions is inspired by the Victorian mansion vernacular of Wilmslow and the surrounding area.

On the prestigious coastline between Sandbanks and Poole, The Landing is a development that has been designed with thoughtful consideration of its environment.

This new development is a landmark between the Royal Free Hospital and Haverstock Hill. It offers a contemporary response to the inspirational architecture of Hampstead.

Architects Glenn Howells Architects

Architects Snug Architects

Architects Duggan Morris Architects

Wildernesse House

79 Fitzjohn’s Avenue

Woodlands

We’re rejuvenating this historic country estate so it can be cherished for years to come. This involves a respectful restoration of the main house and several sensitively designed new buildings within the landscape.

Based on the mansion vernacular of this prestigious road, the two red-brick buildings are a short walk from Hampstead Village.

Innovatively designed to blend organically with its landscape, this development draws inspiration from the pines, sand and sea of Canford Cliffs.

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Architects Sergison Bates Architects

Architects Snug Architects

Wilmslow

Sevenoaks

Sandbanks

Hampstead

Canford Cliffs

If youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;d like to find out more about Shell Cove and keep up with the latest news, please call or visit: 01626 531035 shellcove.co.uk 19 Old Teignmouth Road, Dawlish, Devon EX7 0NJ

Shell Cove is available exclusively to people over sixty.

Retirement living,

PegasusLife abides by the Consumer Code for Home Builders (third edition), details of which can be found at www.consumercodeforhomebuilders.com

This brochure and the information contained in it does not form part of any contract, and while reasonable effort has been made to ensure accuracy, this cannot be guaranteed and no representation of warranty is made in that regard. The specification of the apartments is the anticipated specification as at the date this brochure was prepared, but may be subject to change in accordance with permitted variances under the apartment sale contracts. Computer-generated images and photos are indicative only. All sales remain subject to contract. Furniture shown in computer-generated images and photos is not included in sales.