THREE NEW BUILD 'ORANGERY' STYLE TOWNHOUSES
VALUE IN THE DETAIL
The Chris Stewart Group - working with leading architects and interior designers – has created the highest standard of specification, mixing classical architecture with the best of understated contemporary design and cutting edge technology – all with excellent client value in mind.
Acoustic Insulation
Kitchen
Flooring
Bathrooms and en-suites
Storage
Heating and Lighting
Communication and Technology
Other Noteworthy Design Detail
Acoustic Insulation
- Acoustically insulated en-suites and bathrooms
Kitchen
- Bespoke kitchens by Kitchen International
- Hand painted style with chrome cup handle
- Feature mantel over the hob
- Black granite work tops (30mm) with100mm upstand leading to a tiled splashback
- Integrated "Siemens" appliances include gas hob, oven and combination microwave, dishwasher, fridge freezer and washing machine
Flooring
- Kitchen & entrance vestibule: large format, natural Travertine stone floor with entranced recessed mat well
- Bathrooms: natural stone look porcelain tile
- Bedrooms: carpeted
- Living areas, hallway & stairs: wide board oak flooring in natural matt lacquered finish
Bathrooms and en-suites
- Laufen white sanitary ware
- Large scale mirroring
- Integral shaver sockets
- Heated towel rails
- Hansgrohe shower fittings
Storage
Space has been exploited throughout the property to provide storage in the vestibule area, under the stairs, in the main reception room (x2).
Space has been exploited throughout the property to provide storage in the vestibule area, under the stairs, in the main reception room (x2).
- Dedicated dressing area in master bedroom
- Fitted wardrobes with internal fixtures to bedrooms 3/4
- Bathrooms with spare storage niche to bath areas
- Bedrooms 2/5 with finished recess for fit out by purchaser
- Roof space storage accessed via a Ramsay ladder.
Heating and Lighting
- High efficiency boiler with a flue gas heat recovery device at heart of heating/ hot water system
- Stylish vertical column style radiators use less wall space than conventional designs
- Pressured hot water system provides showers with a consistently high flow rate
- A' Rated gas fire housed in a Tavertine stone hearth provides warmth and a focal point in the reception room
- Lighting system uses 75% low energy bulbs
- Lighting controlled via an KNX system, offering a number of scene setting and sophisticated lighting control choices.
Communication and Technology
- Specific data, video and audio infrastructure distributed from a central location
- CAT5 wiring infrastructure allows for the flexible positioning of wired phone and broadband access
- Audio cabling to 5 rooms allows for the discrete distribution of audio, if required
- Reception room pre-wired for upgrading to a 5.1 home cinema system
- Dedicated internet ready/HD TV positions in kitchen and master bedroom
- Fused spurs/control wiring in reception and dining room areas, with the opportunity to upgrade to curtain/blind control
Other Noteworthy Design Detail
- Feature wall in master bedroom provides delineation to the dressing area
- Rear garden visible from entrance vestibule through glazed doors, providing sense of space and light
- Pivot folding double doors add flexibility to formal dining/reception room layout
- Ceiling recess for the fixing of curtain/blinds
- Stairs: oak newel posts/handrail with balustrade.
- Upper hall landing: oak newel posts with balustrade
- Hallway/vestibule door, hallway/reception door, reception/dining room double doors and hallway/kitchen door – plus internal doors to en-suites –all with 80% glazing to allow maximum light penetration
