Description
Oakdale is an exciting new development of two bedroom
apartments, and two, three and four bedroom homes at Lydney,
Gloucestershire.
Accessed just off the Lydney bypass, these stunning new homes are part of an exciting development project to build 1800 new homes in this area. Built to the high standard expected from Kier Partnership Homes, they include beautiful, contemporary kitchens with integrated appliances and master bedrooms have ensuites and fitted wardrobes.
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Specification
Houses Specification
External Features
Double glazed white PVCu windows
Steel front door with security lock and chrome effect furniture
Steel rear door with security lock and chrome effect furniture (plot specific)
PVCu rear french door with security lock (plot specific)
Outside tap
Door bell
Outside lights to front and rear
Patios to be buff slabs
Block paved driveways
Garage with single light and double power socket (plot specific)
Turf to front and rear garden
Internal Features
Ceilings skimmed throughout finished in white emulsion
All woodwork including stairs, spindles and handrail in white gloss
Magnolia emulsion to all internal walls
Internal doors 2 panel finished in white gloss with chrome furniture
Fitted wardrobes to master bedroom
*TV points to lounge, master bedroom
*BT telephone points to lounge and master bedroom
Smoke detectors (mains powered)
Wiring for Sky+ to lounge
Central Heating
Gas fired central heating and hot water system
All radiators to have thermostatic radiator valves except room where the thermostat is located
Kitchen Features
**Choice of fitted kitchen units and worksurfaces subject to build stage
Contemporary up stands to kitchen work surfaces
One and half bowl stainless steel sink with mixer tap
Stainless steel electric single or double oven, gas hob and integrated chimney hood
Plumbing for washing machine
Chrome downlights to 4 bedroom homes
Chrome track lights to 2 and 3 bedroom homes
Integrated dishwasher and fridge freezer
Bathroom/Cloakroom Features
Choice of wall tiles subject to build stage
Shower to bathroom or ensuite
Extractor fan to bathroom and ensuite
Shaver point to bathroom and ensuite
All sanitaryware white
Chrome downlights to bathroom and ensuite in 4 bedroom homes
Recessed lights to bathroom and ensuite in 2 and 3 bedroom homes
Apartment Specification
External Features
Double glazed white PVCu windows
Steel front door with security lock and chrome effect furniture
Audio entry system
Internal Features
Ceilings skimmed throughout finished in white emulsion
All woodwork including stairs, spindles and handrail in white gloss
Magnolia emulsion to all internal walls
Internal doors 2 panel finished in white gloss with chrome
furniture
Fitted wardrobes to master bedroom
*TV points to lounge, master bedroom
*BT telephone points to lounge and master bedroom
Smoke detectors (mains powered)
Wiring for Sky+ to lounge
Central Heating
Gas fired central heating and hot water system
All radiators to have thermostatic radiator valves except room where the thermostat is located
Kitchen Features
Choice of fitted kitchen and work surfaces subject to build stage
Contemporary up stands to kitchen work surfaces
One and half bowl stainless steel sink with mixer tap
Stainless steel electric single or double oven, gas hob and integrated chimney hood
Silver freestanding washer dryer
Chrome track light
Integrated dishwasher and fridge freezer
Bathroom/Cloakroom Features
Choice of wall tiles subject to build stage
Shower to bathroom or ensuite
Extractor fan to bathroom and ensuite
Shaver point to bathroom and ensuite
All sanitaryware white
Recessed light to bathroom and ensuite.
Leisure facilities
Oakdale is located close to the beautiful Forest of Dean, which, for many centuries, famously provided timber from its oak trees to make boats that sailed out of the Severn Estuary. Many of the ships used to oppose the Spanish Armada were built at Lydney, using oak from this forest.
The town of Lydney is the gateway to the glorious Royal Forest of Dean by road, rail and sea. It has historic links with royalty dating back to the 13th century. The moated Norman St. Briavels Castle is said to have been built for King John, and King Edward l later rebuilt its gatehouse to help protect the castle from Welsh attack.
Nestled between the Forest of Dean and the Severn Estuary, Lydney is in a beautiful location, while still only around an hours drive from Birmingham. It lies on the A48, a major trunk route
providing access between England and Wales; which makes it convenient for commuting in both directions. The towns position is ideal for travelling to Cheltenham and Gloucester to the north east, and to Newport, Cardiff and Bristol to the south west. Lydney station, on the Gloucester-Newport line, is less than a mile from the development, offering a fast and frequent service into Gloucester in approximately 20 minutes and Cheltenham Spa in around 30 minutes.
Lydney High Street has everything you might want for daily living, with a range of traditional shops and several well attended schools. There is an abundance of sports and leisure activities including a boating lake, skate park and outdoor swimming pool. Close by, the
historic Welsh border town of Chepstow sits at the entrance to the Lower Wye Valley, in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. A popular tourist destination with its spectacular Norman castle ruin at the gateway into the town, Chepstow offers a wider choice of shops, cafes, restaurants and bars.
Around 20 miles from Lydney, the stunning city and port of Gloucester, with its magnificent cathedral, boasts an inspiring array of shopping, restaurants, leisure and entertainment venues.
Nearest schools:
- Whitecross School (Foundation) - Secondary (0.6 miles)
- Severnbanks Primary School (0.6 miles)
- Lydney Church of England Community School (VC) - Primary (0.9 miles)
Nearest station:
Lydney
(0.4 miles)
Opening hours
5 days Thursday to Monday 9.30am 4.30pm
Call directly
Tel: 0845 652 2477
About Kier
Kier Group
As the private and social housing division of the Kier Group, Kier Homes seeks to ensure the highest possible standards of quality, value and presentation from staff, suppliers and subcontractors when delivering houses to customers.
We have consolidated the operations of our five residential house building companies Allison Homes, Bellwinch Homes, Kier Homes Scotland, Kier Homes Northern and Twigden Homes, into one, Kier Homes, at our head office in Sandy, Bedfordshire.
We have also brought Kier Homes and our affordable housing business, Kier Partnership Homes, closer together under one board director with a remit to further develop the Group's activities in the affordable housing and regeneration arena.
