Plot 245 – The Wark

2 Bedroom Flat | £95,625 - 75% Shared Ownership available

This 2 bedroom first floor flat called The Wark offered with shared ownership. The Wark  is close to a lovely traditional village green of nearly an acre and also has views to the Cheviot Hills through south-east facing living room and kitchen windows. It incorporates good specification and the potential to choose from a range of kitchens with a selection of Siemens appliances as well as tiles to in the bathroom.

The Wark is situated in Leet Haugh which is a new development designed in the style of a conservation village, located on the edge of Coldstream with access to the historic Hirsel Estate which has a golf course, woodland walks, tea room and craft shops.

This first floor flat has a fully fitted dining kitchen; living room, 2 good sized bedrooms with built-in wardrobes, and bright characterful family bathroom; there is a storage cupboard in the hallway. The home has gas central heating. There is no garden associated with this property.

The Wark is offered with shared ownership and so the price is for 75% of the market value. The balance of equity will be retained by Hudson Hirsel. Conditions apply.

The development comprises a mix of 2, 3, 4 and 5 bedroom homes specifically designed to suit modern living within a conservation style country village influenced by the structure of a country estate.  The architecture reflects the regional design vernacular with the use of oak features sourced from the nearby Hirsel Estate, finials hand turned on the Ford & Etal Estate, hand carved fascias, scallop and diamond patterned slate features, bronze finials on selected properties and the iconic weathervane located in the courtyard.  Despite the conservation and period design approach, the homes benefit from gas central heating, low energy lighting and generous insulation to meet or exceed the current building regulations.

The development has been designed to form its own sense of place within Coldstream and the layout creates distinct areas nestled within landscaped zones and courtyards so as to create a sense of individual communities within Leet Haugh.