313 The Mill, Longlands, Castle Street, Stalybridge, SK15 1AS

Urban Splash has been awarded as Blue Ribbon Awards 2013 - Ideal Housing Developer of the Year!

Awarded GOLD for customer satisfaction 2012 - 100% of our customers would recommend us!

Urban Splash is picking up where the cotton industry left off, bringing a once thriving cotton mill back to life. Homes, shops, cafés and gardens will revive this site.

Perfectly nestled between the Huddersfield Narrow Canal and the banks of the River Thame, offering contemporary city living on the waters edge, in the heart of beautiful countryside. All just a 13 minute train journey from Manchester city centre. The location is perfect for those who love the outdoors with the stunning countryside that the Peak District has to offer right on your doorstep.

The Mill is the first building to be occupied and it s all about contrast; it s contemporary but you can also see the beams, pillars and brickwork that are the bones of a building that has been here for two centuries. Outdoors is important too. That s why we are going to bring together texture, scent, colour and simple spacious expanses along the river to make the gardens somewhere you ll want to spend time, an extension of your home. The ground floor commercial units have all of the qualities of the original building with a fully glazed shop front and should bring new businesses to the area ensuring it is alive both day and night.

Stalybridge
Birthplace of the world s first brass band. Home to the pub with the longest name in the UK. Also home to the pub with the shortest name in the UK. Well, why not?

Nicknamed Little Venice, on account of the waterways that meander through the streets of the town centre. And on weekends, nicknamed Stalyvegas, simply because a Friday night here makes the Haçienda s heyday look like a teddy bears picnic. Call it what you like, Stalybridge is a trailblazer of a town

Longlands has excellent transport links to the areas surrounding Stalybridge and is also within easy reach of Manchester City Centre. The train station is only a ten minute walk from Longlands and the area is also served well by buses.

Famous for its historic cotton industry, Stalybridge is a charming town that has been through a major process of regeneration. The town centre has been transformed, with investment by the public and private sectors creating new shops and leisure facilities. To the east lies the beautiful Chew Valley and the Pennine Hills.

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Specification

Finishes, fixtures and fittings

Exposed brickwork external walls
Internal walls will be painted plasterboard
Ceilings are exposed brick jack-arches in living areas with suspended plasterboard in bathroom and entrance area
Plasterboard soffi ts in mezzanine areas
Hit and Miss timber stairs with white side panels in mezzanine apartments

Heating

Zoned electric underfloor heating in main areas
Mezzanine areas have slim line radiant electric panels

Windows

Double glazed steel framed windows with powder coat finish

Flooring

Flooring throughout living, dining and kitchen areas is engineered timber
Bathroom floor is tiled
Bedrooms have carpet

Kitchens

Fitted base and wall mounted units
Ceramic hob
Integrated fan assisted oven
Integrated fridge with freezer box
Stainless steel monobloc taps on a stainless steel sink

Bathrooms

Filled with modern white ceramic WC and basin
Walls partially tiled
Bath and basin fittings with chrome finish
Towel rail fitted within bathroom
Walk in shower with glass shower screen (where applicable)

Services

Dedicated space for washer/condenser dryer
Audio entry phone supported with visual through TV system
BT telephone points fitted, broadband available subject to the usual customer subscriptions
Satellite TV available subject to the usual customer subscriptions

Common areas

CCTV coverage of the main points of access
Refuse disposal in designated bin stores
Lift to all levels (no lift in block A)