The Cobbetts - Alton - Hampshire

Located just a few minutes walking distance from the town centre, this exclusive development offers courtyard living in a secluded private mews which has been sympathetically designed to blend with the local architecture of traditional style red brick and is beautifully harmonised by landscaped surroundings. Inside these charming homes the use of space and light is complemented well with open plan interiors.

All of these 2, 3 & 4 bedroom homes offer downstairs cloakroom and ensuite bathroom to the master bedroom for added luxury. You can choose from a specially selected range of stylish kitchens and integrated appliances.

All ceramic wall & floor tiling comes in a choice of colour co-ordinating styles for that personal touch. Each new home offers an allocated car barn or parking space, and comes completed with turfed and landscaped front and rear gardens. We guarantee your new home will be impeccably presented and ready to welcome you on the day you move in.

Specification

Kitchens
Choice of high-specification fitted kitchens
Choice of ceramic floor tiling
Integrated stainless steel electric fan oven, gas hob and extractor hood
Integrated fridge freezer
Integrated dishwasher
Recessed downlighters
Television point

Bathrooms, En-suites & Cloakrooms
Contemporary white porcelain suites
Thermostatic showers
Choice of ceramic floor and wall tiles
Heated towel rails
Chrome taps and fittings

Sun Room (3 & 4 beds)
Double glazed bi-fold doors
Choice of ceramic floor tiling

High-Quality Fixtures and Fittings
Flush wood veneered internal doors with brushed chrome ironmongery
Front door with brushed chrome ironmongery
High-quality, secure double glazing and patio doors
Gas fired central heating system with thermostatic control valves
TV and phone socket outlets to all living rooms and bedrooms
Mains operated smoke detectors 10 year NHBC guarantee
External Turfed front and rear gardens
External lighting to front and rear doors
External individualy built bin store

Hampshire is known for its pleasant countryside, wooded stretches, open downs and pastoral vales. Nestling amongst this scenery in the valley of the Northern River Wey lies the town of Alton.

This thriving town has been the home to traditional markets for more than 1000 years. It has the most valuable market recorded in the Doomsday Book and today the town reflects this heritage through the interweaving of its Medieval, Tudor and Jacobean buildings with the Georgian Town Hall and Victorian facades. The shopping tradition has kept pace with changing times and today the many markets and specialty shops combine the needs of modern day living with an array of modern shops, cafes and restaurants.

The famous Curtis Museum, a must-visit, has one of the finest local history collections in Hampshire, the beautiful parish church of St. Lawrence and the Allen Gallery with its charming walled garden provides a peaceful retreat in the middle of town. Nearby, are villages of interest such as Chawton, the home of Jane Austin and Selborne the residence of Gilbert White the world-renowned naturalist.

The spectacular Watercress Line Steam Railway, so called because it was previously used to transport fresh watercress to market in London, is today manned by a dedicated team of volunteers and employees. The restored steam railway is one of Hampshire's leading tourist attractions, carrying 120,000 passengers a year on the four stops between Alresford and Alton.