Potter Lane, Milton Keynes

SUMMARY
The Emberton has four bedrooms, main with en suite. Downstairs there is an open plan dual aspect kitchen and dining area that opens to the rear garden via French doors. To complete the home there is a spacious dual aspect living room with snug area.


DESCRIPTION
Welcome to Tattenhoe Park - The development is located on the south western edge of Milton Keynes, just 0.3 miles north of the picturesque Tattenhoe Valley Park. This innovative new development is the first of its kind for Bellway, built using modern methods of construction to create a vibrant, semi-rural new community in Milton Keynes.

Transport connections in the area are excellent, with the A421 just one mile away, the M1 (J13) 10 miles away, and the M1 (J14) 8 miles away. The A5 is just 4 miles from Tattenhoe Park, providing good road links to Hinckley and Dunstable. For those travelling by train, the closest station is Bletchley, at around 3 miles.

Kitchen And Dining Area 19' 8" max x 11' 9" max excl bay ( 5.99m max x 3.58m max excl bay )

Living Area And Snug 19' 8" max x 10' 10" max ( 5.99m max x 3.30m max )

Bedroom One 12' 1" max x 11' 11" max ( 3.68m max x 3.63m max )

En Suite 

Bedroom Two 12' 3" max x 11' max ( 3.73m max x 3.35m max )

Bedroom Three 11' x 9' ( 3.35m x 2.74m )

Bedroom Four 9' 3" x 8' 1" ( 2.82m x 2.46m )

Family Bathroom 

Single Garage 

Leisure 
This innovative new development is the first of its kind for Bellway, built using modern methods of construction to create a vibrant, semi-rural new community in Milton Keynes.

Residents of these exclusive new homes will be spoilt for choice when it comes to leisure opportunities, with the lively town centre and all of its fantastic shopping, dining and entertainment options just a 10-minute drive away.

Active residents will delight in close proximity to the impressive Xscape activity centre, a short 10- minute drive from home. This state-of-the-art centre boasts some incredible facilities, including a real snow slope, climbing walls, bowling alley, cinema, and even indoor skydiving.

Milton Keynes is also a draw for those who appreciate the arts, with the nearby Milton Keynes Theatre and its expansive programme of events, showcasing everything from dance, drama, opera and musicals, to comedy and childrens’ shows.

Outdoor leisure pursuits are equally well-catered for in the area, with the picturesque Tattenhoe Valley Park offering the perfect place to enjoy a spot of cycling, walking or even horse-riding, all just a 6-minute walk from home. Ouzel Valley Park is another enchanting place to enjoy the great outdoors. Dotted with the remains of medieval villages, a community orchard as well as a mix of ancient trees, hedgerows and meadows, it provides a fantastic habitat for local wildlife and a wonderful family day out.

Neighbouring Bletchley is also well worth a visit, boasting a rich and fascinating heritage which is encapsulated in the beautiful Bletchley Park. Once Britain’s best kept secret as the former home of the WW2 Codebreakers, this notable country estate is now open to the public with captivating exhibitions and themed events held throughout the year.

Shopping 
Shopping facilities in the area are excellent, with the extensive Westcroft District Centre less than a 5-minute drive from home. Here, shoppers will find an abundance of retail outlets and commercial services, including a large supermarket, homeware store, health and beauty store and many more shops, as well as a welcoming pub.

Just a 10-minute drive from the development, Milton Keynes is a shoppers’ paradise, boasting hundreds of stores featuring everything from high-end boutiques to high street staples. The Centre:MK is one of the UK’s top shopping destinations, with 1000’s of brands under one roof at the heart of the town centre. This impressive shopping mall boasts an unrivalled collection of wellknown shops, as well as a number of family restaurants and stylish cafés.

For those who prefer to shop local, the delightful Mursley Farm Shop is a short 8-minute drive from home and presents a wonderful selection of local and seasonal produce. Some of its offerings include locally-reared meat, free-range eggs, artisan ice cream, freshly baked bread and cakes, along with a host of other delicious produce, all made, grown and reared in the surrounding regions

Education 
A perfect setting for family life, Tattenhoe Park benefits from a number of well-regarded local schools, covering primary through to higher education.

Younger children are served by the highly-rated Priory Rise primary school, which is conveniently located on site, while Giles Brook and Howe Park primary schools are also close by, at a 10-minute walk and a 5-minute drive respectively.

Older students are equally well catered for, with the popular Shenley Brook End School and Oxley Park Academy both around a 5-minute drive from the development.



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2: These particulars do not constitute part or all of an offer or contract.
3: The measurements indicated are supplied for guidance only and as such must be considered incorrect.
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5: Connells has not tested any apparatus, equipment, fixtures, fittings or services and it is the buyers interests to check the working condition of any appliances.
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