the Langtry Gardens brochure

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ST SAVIOUR
Carefully designed
Be autifully finished
Langtry Gardens: traditional-style
cottages, beautifully landscaped courtyard
gardens, an estate management service and
a peaceful community of mature,
like-minded people.
THE JERSEY LILY
In October 1853 at St Saviour’s Rectory, the Dean’s wife gave birth to a daughter, Emilie Charlotte LeBreton. Destined for greatness, the
child grew up to become Lillie Langtry, the most celebrated beauty of her age. Known as ‘The Jersey Lily’ because of the whiteness of her skin,
Lillie Langtry captured the imagination of the people – and the heart of the future king. Sir John Millais exhibited his portrait of her at the
Royal Academy to great acclaim and George Bernard Shaw, wrote of her: “She has no right to be intelligent, daring and independent
as well as lovely.”
Lillie Langtry had many happy memories of
her Jersey childhood and, throughout her life,
the celebrated beauty, actress and business woman,
retained her island connections. She married
twice, each time at St Saviour’s Church, and gave
birth to her own daughter, Jeanne-Marie, on the
island. In 1929, after her death, her body was
brought home from Monaco and laid to rest in
St Saviour’s churchyard where, at one time, she
and her brothers would dress as ghosts to alarm
passers-by. Today, Langtry Gardens bears her
name and a statue of ‘The Jersey Lily’ will grace
the new development as a tribute to her beauty and
her talent.
BEYOND THE ORDINARY
EXAMPLE FLOOR PLAN TYPE I
The design of the cottages at Langtry Gardens is exceptional, inside and out. With cream-rendered elevations beneath red, clay-tiled
roofs, dormer windows and a Dutch gable detail over the front doors, these new homes are traditional in style. Positioned to make the
most of the views over the central landscaped courtyard gardens, the cottages also have their own private gardens.
Internally, the spacious interiors, designed with mature home buyers in mind, provide an abundance of generously-proportioned living
space and two or three bedrooms. Nearly all the new cottages have spacious first floor master bedroom suites which extend the full
length of the house and feature en-suite bathrooms and dressing areas. Some cottages have sun lounges or conservatories and all have
a ground floor bedroom with an adjacent wet room.
Sun Lounge
Store
Bedroom 2
Living Room
Dining Area
Wet Room/
Cloakroom
Wardrobe Wardrobe
Master Bedroom
Kitchen
GROUND FLOOR
Please note that this plan is for information purposes only and should not be used as part of any sales contract. An individual layout is available for each house type; please ask your sales adviser for details.
Master En Suite
FIRST FLOOR
LIVING/DINING ROOM
13’ 8” (4.21m) x 15’ 7” (4.79m)
MASTER BEDROOM
15’ (4.59m) x 25’ 7” (7.86m)
BEDROOM TWO
10’ 3” (3.15m) x 15’ 7” (4.80m)
KITCHEN
12’ 1” (3.71m) x 7’2” (2.21m)
MASTER EN SUITE
10’ 2” (3.11m) x 6’ 3” (1.95m)
SUN LOUNGE
10’ 3” (3.14m) x 8’ (2.46m)
WET ROOM
10’ 3” (3.15m) x 7’ 2” (2.20m)
Please note that these example floor plans are for information purposes only. Detailed floor plans of all individual cottages are available from the sale advisor.
EXAMPLE FLOOR PLAN TYPE II
Store
EXAMPLE FLOOR PLAN TYPE III
Kitchen
Bedroom 2
Master En Suite
Store
Wardrobe Wardrobe
Hall
Wet Room/
Cloakroom
Master Bedroom
Dining Area
Wardrobe
Bedroom 3
Living Room
Bedroom 2
Dining Area
Wardrobe
Master Bedroom
Hall
Living Room
Kitchen
GROUND FLOOR
FIRST FLOOR
Master En Suite
Wet Room/
Cloakroom
GROUND FLOOR
FIRST FLOOR
LIVING/DINING ROOM
14’ 6” (4.46m) x 12’ 1” (3.71m)
MASTER BEDROOM
15’ (4.59m) x 25’ 7” (7.86m)
BEDROOM TWO
10’ 3” (3.15m) x 15’ 7” (4.80m)
LIVING/DINING ROOM
16’6” (5.08m) x 15’ 7” (4.79m)
MASTER BEDROOM
15’ (4.59m) x 13’ (3.99m)
BEDROOM TWO
13’ (3.98m) x 15’ (4.59m)
BATHROOM
8’ 6” (2.64m) x 9’ 1” (2.77m)
KITCHEN
13’8” (4.21m) x 8’3” (2.54m)
MASTER EN SUITE
10’ 2” (3.11m) x 6’ 3” (1.95m)
WET ROOM
10’ 3” (3.15m) x 7’ 2” (2.20m)
KITCHEN
12’ 1” (3.69m) x 7’ 2”(2.21m)
MASTER EN SUITE
8’ 6” (2.64m) x 9’ (2.77m)
BEDROOM THREE
10’ 4” (3.18m) x 15’ 7” (4.79m)
WET ROOM
10’ 4” (3.18m) x 7’ 2” (2.21m)
Please note that these example floor plans are for information purposes only. Detailed floor plans of all individual cottages are available from the sale advisor.
Please note that these example floor plans are for information purposes only. Detailed floor plans of all individual cottages are available from the sale advisor.
SPECIFICATION
SPECIFICATION
KITCHEN
BATHROOM & ENSUITE
UTILITY CUPBOARD
ELECTRICAL
HEATING
• Traditional laminated door fronts
• Laminate worktops
• White porcelain basin & chrome
mixer taps
• Space and services for freestanding
condenser washer
• Recessed down lights to kitchen,
bathroom and en suite
• Storage heating to lounge and
hallway
• A wide range of appliances:-
• White porcelain WC
• Electric panel heaters to bedrooms
• Eye level stainless steel single oven
• Mirror over basin
• Ceramic hob
• Storage provision
EXTERNAL WINDOWS AND
PATIO DOORS
• Integrated dishwasher
• Bath with glass screen where
applicable
• Timber with double glazing
• Pendant light fittings to living
areas, bedrooms, landings and
conservatory/sun room where
applicable
• Lighting to under stairs cupboard
• Shower enclosure with glass screen
where applicable
INTERNAL DOORS
• Under wall cupboard lighting in
kitchen
• Telephone point to living room,
master bedroom, and bedroom two
• Panelled doors painted white and
fitted with attractive door furniture
• Door bell
• Integrated fridge freezer
• Stainless steel 1.5 bowl sink with
chrome mixer tap
• Colour coordinated upstand
• Chrome heated towel rail
Please note that this specification is work in
progress and therefore subject to change.
A more detailed specification can be
obtained from a Sales Advisor
TV & TELEPHONE
• Sky Plus master point to the living
room and Sky network point to
bedrooms 1, 2 and 3
• Thermostatic shower/bath mixers
• Wall tiles to selected areas
Dandara Jersey Limited for itself and any associated company and their respective servants and agents (Dandara) give notice that:
1. This brochure has been published before the planning process and/or construction work has been completed and is designed to be illustrative of the nature of the proposed development only 2. This brochure does not constitute any part
of an offer or a contract 3. All statements contained in this brochure are made without responsibility on the part of Dandara 4. None of the statements contained in this brochure are to be relied upon as a statement or representation of fact
5. Any intending purchaser, tenant or occupier must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of each of the statements or representations contained in this brochure 6. Dandara does not make or give any person in its employment
any authority to make or give any representation or warranty whatsoever in relation to the development 7. All photography and illustrations contained in this brochure are for illustrative and indicative purposes only 8. Room sizes and the layout
and/or furnishing and fittings therein may vary and cannot be relied upon.
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ARCHITECTURAL
EXPERTISE
Professor Robert Adam’s contribution to the
classical tradition, both as a scholar and designer
of traditional and progressive classical architecture,
is internationally acknowledged. He has written
numerous historical, critical and theoretical papers,
published a book on classical design and a children’s
book on architecture and lectures widely in the UK
and abroad.
In 1986 Robert Adam co-founded Winchester
Design which later became known as ADAM
Architecture and, today, he continues to work
closely with clients on a diverse range of projects,
including several in Jersey.
At Langtry Gardens he has turned his skill and
experience to designing an exclusive collection
of traditional-style cottages which ooze ‘kerb
appeal’ and provide an abundance of living space
for mature home buyers who want generouslyproportioned rooms but no longer need more than
two or three bedrooms.
ST SAVIOUR
Largely surrounded by land, St Saviour offers easy access to the neighbouring parishes including St Helier, St Clement, Grouville,
St Martin and Trinity. Here you’ll find the 11th century St Saviour’s Church, the final resting place of Lillie Langtry and Government
House, home to the Jersey’s Lieutenant Governor. On the border of St Saviour and Grouville is La Hougue Bie, an impressive Neolithic
site with a 12 metre burial mound. On top of the mound are two mediaeval churches, beneath is a 6,000 year old grave passage.
St Saviour is a parish of contrasts; the south is urban with shops and businesses whilst the north is rural with farmland, fields, woodland
and a network of footpaths for walkers. Activities on offer locally range from cycling to tennis and golf and there’s a beach at Le Dicq.
Howard Davis Park, a green, flower-filled oasis, is a venue for outdoor screenings during Jersey’s Film Festival and hosts the Jazz and Rock
in the Park Festivals as well as regular musical performances.