T h e R e t r e at. Little Mill, Monmouthshire

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1 T h e R e t r e at Little Mill, Monmouthshire

The Retreat Little Mill, Monmouthshire The Retreat is an exclusive new development in the delightful setting of Little Mill and features a small number of 4 and 5 bedroom family homes.

2 The Retreat Little Mill, Monmouthshire The Retreat is an exclusive new development in the delightful setting of Little Mill and features a small number of 4 and 5 bedroom family homes. Located just 3 miles north east of Pontypool and 3 miles west of Usk, Little Mill has the Brecon Beacons to the north, the Wye Valley to the east, the famous Welsh Valleys to the west and Cardiff city in the south. The village itself, which derives its name (Little Mill) from a watermill once located here, originally consisted of the Halfway House public house, a working corn mill, a tan yard, and a blacksmith/farriers shop. Several houses on Berthon Road were built for the railway staff who worked on the Newport-Crewe mainline. Today the village still has a railway line running by it but the nearest stations are at Pontypool & New Inn, Abergavenny and Cwmbran. Although there are relatively few facilities in the village itself, it does have a large village hall - home to a number of local groups and clubs - a church and a pub, all of which combine to give a sense of community identity. Little Mill is in the catchment area for several schools including Usk primary and Goytre Fawr primary school as well as several comprehensive schools including Caerleon Comprehensive School and King Henry VIII School Abergavenny. The nearest town of Pontypool has a beautiful park which is located right in the centre of town, a museum, golf clubs and a wealth of historic landmarks. There is an indoor market most days in Pontypool and a weekly street-market on Wednesdays, while for a more extensive shopping experience Cwmbran Shopping, less than 15 minutes away, is one of the biggest shopping centres in Wales. There are excellent indoor entertainment options in Pontypool and Cwmbran including bowling and cinemas, but this is really the place to experience the great outdoors. Walks in the countryside, across mountain tops or along the Monmouthshire and Brecon canal there are all sorts of opportunities to get your walking boots on, even if you don t take part in the annual Wales Valleys Walking Festival. You can also get closer to nature and learn about the local wildlife, flora and fauna by taking in one of the six local Nature Reserves in the area. For more active pursuits, you could tackle the dry ski slope in Pontypool Park, go paragliding, outdoor karting or mountain biking. And if you prefer the water to the hills, there is the impressive Llandegfedd Reservoir situated between Pontypool and Usk which is ideal for sailing, windsurfing and fishing. Local Information Approximate travelling distance by car from Little Mill: Abergavenny 9 miles Newport 11 miles Cardiff 24 miles Bristol 40 miles Gloucester 45 miles Swansea 60 miles by train from Pontypool and New Inn station, approx 5 miles from Little Mill: Cardiff Central 32 mins Bristol, Temple Meads 55 mins Swansea 1hr 45 mins London, Paddington 2hrs 15 mins Birmingham, New St 2hrs 20 mins All mileage/times are approximate.

Local Wildlife Here at Charles Church we take our environmental responsibilities very seriously and we are passionate about designing homes that are sensitive to the environment and native wildlife.

3 Local Wildlife Here at Charles Church we take our environmental responsibilities very seriously and we are passionate about designing homes that are sensitive to the environment and native wildlife. We regularly work with communities across the region to assist in the preservation and conservation of wildlife and this is part of what we are doing here at The Retreat. After a pre-development appraisal it was found that the Little Mill area was home to two species of bat, The Common Pipistrelle and The Brown Long-Eared bat, which use the buildings and trees to roost. Working with a local ecologist, Charles Church has implemented several measures to ensure the bat population is sufficiently protected. We have ensured that every home with a garage has a specially adapted loft within the garage to provide potential space for bats to roost, and we have built a variety of self-contained bat boxes which have been discretely attached to some exterior walls around the development.

4 This Site Plan is for orientation purposes only and all surfaces, landscaping and layouts should be checked with the sales executive at the time of reservation. Parking arrangements and boundaries to be checked by purchaser prior to reservation Site Plan Ca em e li n KEY The Colwyn 5 bedroom home The Langland 5 bedroom home The Southerndown 4 bedroom home The Overton 4 bedroom home 7 Affordable Housing ? Rotary washing lines Bin storage Berthon 72 Road A4

6 The Colwyn 5 bedroom home 2158 Plots: 1, 5 Ground Floor m ft in Lounge 7.88 x 3.74m x 12 3 Dining 3.85 x 3.85m 12 8 x 12 8 Kitchen 4.66 x 3.15m 15 4 x 10 4 Family Room 3.23 x 2.87m 10 7 x 9 5 Breakfast Area 2.69 x 2.87m 8 10 x 9 5 Study 3.11 x 3.52m 10 3 x 11 7 First Floor m ft in Bedroom x 3.77m 16 3 x 12 4 Bedroom x 3.53m 11 3 x 11 7 Bedroom x 3.53m 10 1 x 11 7 Bedroom x 3.45m 9 1 x 11 4 Bedroom x 3.21m 9 3 x 10 7 Ground Floor First Floor Minimum dimensions. Maximum dimensions. Computer generated illustration and floor plans of The Colwyn. Please refer to sales executives for elevations, treatments, materials, window/door positions and sizes, and landscaping plans which are subject to change at any time and may vary from plot to plot. Kitchen and bathroom layouts are indicative only and are subject to change denotes reduced ceiling height.

8 The Langland 5 bedroom home 2060 Plots: 2, 3 Ground Floor m ft in Lounge 4.91 x 4.01m 16 1 x 13 2 Dining 3.66 x 4.24m 12 0 x Kitchen/Breakfast/Family 4.80 x 7.25m 15 9 x 23 9 Study 2.25 x 4.00m 7 5 x 13 2 First Floor m ft in Bedroom x 3.97m 14 2 x 13 0 Bedroom x 4.24m 11 6 x Bedroom x 3.56m 9 5 x 11 8 Bedroom x 2.78m 12 3 x 9 1 Bedroom x 2.27m 8 11 x 7 5 Ground Floor First Floor Minimum dimensions. Maximum dimensions. Computer generated illustration and floor plans of The Langland. Please refer to sales executives for elevations, treatments, materials, window/door positions and sizes, and landscaping plans which are subject to change at any time and may vary from plot to plot. Kitchen and bathroom layouts are indicative only and are subject to change denotes reduced ceiling height.

10 The Southerndown 4 bedroom home 1779 Plots: 4, 7-8, 15, 18 Ground Floor m ft in Lounge 6.55 x 3.51m 21 6 x 11 6 Dining 3.63 x 3.28m x 10 9 Kitchen/Family 6.75 x 4.62m 22 2 x 15 2 First Floor m ft in Bedroom x 4.62m x 15 2 Bedroom x 3.19m 10 7 x 10 6 Bedroom x 3.30m 12 0 x Bedroom x 3.19m 10 7 x 10 6 Ground Floor First Floor Minimum dimensions. Maximum dimensions. Computer generated illustration and floor plans of The Southerndown. Please refer to sales executives for elevations, treatments, materials, window/door positions and sizes, and landscaping plans which are subject to change at any time and may vary from plot to plot. Kitchen and bathroom layouts are indicative only and are subject to change denotes reduced ceiling height.

12 The Overton 4 bedroom home 1627 Plots: 6, 9-10, 16-17, 19 Ground Floor m ft in Lounge 4.97 x 3.81m 16 4 x 12 6 Kitchen/Dining 7.37 x 4.06m 24 2 x 13 4 Study 2.30 x 3.81m 7 7 x 12 6 First Floor m ft in Bedroom x 3.84m 13 0 x 12 7 Bedroom x 3.14m 14 1 x 10 3 Bedroom x 3.14m 9 9 x 10 4 Bedroom x 2.73m x 8 11 Ground Floor First Floor Minimum dimensions. Maximum dimensions. Computer generated illustration and floor plans of The Overton. Please refer to sales executives for elevations, treatments, materials, window/door positions and sizes, and landscaping plans which are subject to change at any time and may vary from plot to plot. Kitchen and bathroom layouts are indicative only and are subject to change denotes reduced ceiling height.

Specification With Select you can personalise your home by choosing from our range of distinctive options to complement the specification of your Charles Church home.

14 Specification With Select you can personalise your home by choosing from our range of distinctive options to complement the specification of your Charles Church home. Further information on Select options is available from your Sales Executive subject to stage of construction and availability. Kitchen Standard Stainless steel 1 or 1 1 /2 bowl inset sink with chrome Monobloc mixer tap Single built under oven Chimney cooker hood and gas hob Fitted kitchens from a selected range with co-ordinated work surfaces and upstands Heating Standard Condensing boiler All choices are subject to the stage of construction. Photography shows a typical Charles Church interior. Bathroom Standard White sanitaryware with chrome finish taps Tiling from a select range of ceramic wall tiles En-suite Standard White sanitaryware with chrome finish taps Clear glass shower cubicle in silver effect frame with surface mounted chrome finish thermostatic shower, with riser rail Acrylic resin shower tray Tiling from a select range of ceramic wall tiles Decorative Finishes Standard Skirting, architraves and window cills painted in white gloss Softwood staircase finished in white gloss Ceilings to be flat and painted in white matt emulsion Lighting and Electrics Standard Smoke alarms linked to mains power supply BT and TV points to living room and main bedroom Extractor fan to bathrooms and en-suites Front doorbell battery operated Wiring only for external light to front of property Power and light to garages within curtilage of plot Doors and Windows Standard White upvc double glazed French doors where applicable Front windows - white painted timber windows to front elevation. Side horizontal bars to sash Side and rear windows - White upvc plain sash GRP front and rear external doors with multi-point locking door set, timber effect finish White panel internal doors with brass finished ironmongery External Finishes Standard Landscaping to all front gardens refer to a landscaping layout 1.8m high fences to some boundaries

The Name on the Finest Homes What is the indefinable quality about a Charles Church home that makes it so special, and makes so many aspire to owning one?

15 The Name on the Finest Homes What is the indefinable quality about a Charles Church home that makes it so special, and makes so many aspire to owning one? When Charles and Susanna Church laid the foundations of their first home in 1965, they were doing more than building a desirable residence. They were turning their vision of the perfect home into a benchmark for quality and a legacy for future generations to appreciate. Over four decades later, their principles remain the cornerstone of every home we build and it is the firm emphasis of the Group to combine quality with aesthetically pleasing designs and traditional building techniques. This philosophy has led us to enjoy an unrivalled reputation for over forty years. We pride ourselves not only on providing excellent examples of traditional construction and craftsmanship but also on the elegance and character of our homes which are designed to harmonise with their natural surroundings. Whenever possible, many period or regional features are used, such as our famous brick and flint combination or our traditional Tudor style homes incorporating intricate herringbone brickwork. We utilise fully the interior space of our homes combining every modern and efficient convenience within classic, timeless and elegant exteriors. We recognise the importance of providing our customers with the opportunity to add character to their home through a wide choice of colour schemes, making certain that quality, service and value are inherent in all we undertake. Our exacting standards and attention to detail at every stage of the construction process play an integral part in achieving a totally unmistakable quality and sense of style. This unique combination of principles ensures that our homes and developments continue to win an ever increasing number of prestigious consumer, industry and media awards. The ultimate winner however, is the buyer of a Charles Church home.

16 Copyright Locmaps Ltd Copyright Locmaps Ltd The Retreat, Berthin Road, Little Mill, Newport, NP4 0HL The Retreat is a Marketing Name only. The copyright in this document and design is confidential to and the property of Charles Church Developments Limited These details are intended to give a general idea of the type of home but they do not form part of any specification or contract. The dimensions are approximate and may vary depending on internal finish. By the time you read this some of the details may have changed because of the Charles Church policy of continually updating and improving design features. Therefore, please be sure to check the plan and specification in the Sales Office to keep up to date with the latest improvements. The vendors of this property give notice that: (i) the particulars are produced in good faith, are set out as a general guide only and do not constitute any part of a contract; (ii) no person in the employment of Charles Church or their authorised agents has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty whatever in relation to this property. 5/13 Produced by The Lines Group Limited

Heron Close, Harden, Bingley, BD16 1QN. Offers In Region Of: 349,999

Heron Close, Harden, Bingley, BD16 1QN A beautifully presented four bedroom detached family home on the popular David Wilson Homes development in Harden Village Local amenities including shops, park, Bingley