Heron Cottage

Heron Cottage is the only home of this design & layout on the site. With 1,680 square footage it is a great family home inside & out. The external finish is off white render, which makes this home stand out on the street for all the right reasons.

The entrance opens up to a spacious hallway with direct access to the downstairs WC at the front of the home. Further along is the study, perfect for home working or to be made into a separate play room.
The door to the left leads you into the main living area with a window overlooking the front of the home and a beautiful bay window overlooking your private side garden. The space is also designed with sliding partition doors to allow you to open up the space even more when needed, into the kitchen & dining area, or close it off for those cozy nights in.

The fabulous kitchen is to the back of the home with plenty of space for a dining room table as well as breakfast bar seating. The bi-fold doors allow light to flow through the space as well as allowing access for inside/outside living.

Just off the kitchen is the utility room and plant cupboard, with access to the back garden & round to the garage.

The first floor has a spacious landing area with doors leading to all 4 bedrooms & the family bathroom. The master at the far end has its own ensuite bathroom.

 

This contemporary property showcases excellent eco-credentials with a score of 115 equaling an “A” EPC rating. The property is constructed with ICF (insulated concrete form) which with the triple glazed windows creates a super airtight home that retains the heat it generates. This along with the mechanical ventilation and heat recovery system, means the actual heating requirement is very low as this recycles up to 86% of the heat already in the home. Designed to generate the same amount of electricity that will be consumed on an annual basis, the solar panels help reduce your energy bills (based on normal usage and weather conditions). The ground source heat pump runs the UfH and domestic Hot Water for the home. Solar panels on the roof are designed to produce the same quantity of electricity consumed by the Ground Source Heat Pump giving net zero for heating and hot water needs.