Welcome to Appleberry Place, located in the sought-after location of Stoney Hills, a private road nestled within the surrounding countryside. A short distance from the centre of Burnham-On-Crouch, Appleberry Place is made up of eight exclusive bungalows, finished to a high specification that ensures comfort, sustainability and style.

Lauren Nicole Homes believes that wellness has never been more important. The challenges of the pandemic have put homes and their surrounding environment at the forefront of consideration when purchasing a new property. With a focus on accessibility, we have tried to accommodate a range of daily needs and lifestyle choices for a spectrum of potential future residents.

The developer has created a specification at Appleberry Place that reflects the growing need for sustainability in the UK. Appleberry Place homes have generous amenity space and are immersed in landscaped surroundings, which themselves blend seamlessly with nature into the stunning greenbelt backdrop.

With the UK committed to reducing carbon emissions to zero by 2050, and the elimination of gas boilers from 2025, Lauren Nicole Homes is proud to support sustainable development through a number of energy efficient measures.

Each property at Appleberry Place will be fitted with Photovoltaic panels to reduce energy costs and maximise energy efficiency. The homes will also benefit from air source heat pumps, alongside low energy LED lighting and UPVC double glazed windows. UPVC is a durable, low maintenance product that creates an airtight seal that lasts, while double glazing ensures the air inside your home doesn't escape at a rapid rate. This requires a reduced heating input and creates an even temperature throughout your home.

We are proud of Appleberry Place and hope that its energy efficiency benefits you, your finances and the environment. Getting out and about from the development is important for your carbon footprint too. Each home will feature a fitted 7.3kW fast car charger. Time-shifting capabilities will give you the opportunity to manage your energy usage and tariff. A CT (Current Transformer) clamp will enable dynamic load management, which balances energy usage between your charging station and other appliances. Additionally, an integrated cable locking feature will ensure total protection when tethering the charger, cable and vehicle.

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Accommodation & Dimensions for:-
White Oak
Redwood
Birch Lodge
1 Appleberry Place
4 Appleberry Place

Entrance Hall
Kitchen: 3.33m x 3.0m
Utility Room: 3.0m x 1.5m
Living/Dining Room: 8.2m x 5.8m
Bedroom One: 3.88m x 3.69m
En suite
Bedroom Two: 4.0m x 2.80m
Bedroom Three: 3.23m x 2.34m
Bathroom

Accommodation & Dimensions for:-
2, 3 & 5 Appleberry Place

Entrance Hall
Kitchen: 3.0m x 3.0m
Utility Room: 2.3m x 1.5m
Living/Dining Room: 6.3m x 4.03m
Bedroom One: 4.0m x 3.2m
En suite
Bedroom Two: 3.7m x 2.9m
Bedroom Three: 3.0m x 3.0m
Bathroom

SPECIFICATION
10-year new build guarantee
Low energy LED lighting throughout
Fibre broadband
White double glazed UPVC windows and doors
Air source heat pumps with underfloor heating throughout
Photovoltaic panels - Energy rating A
Quality UK manufactured taps and fittings to bathrooms
Part tiled bathroom and en suite
Electric heated towel rails
Oak internal doors with chrome ironmongery
Chrome light switches throughout

British-made shaker style kitchen
Integrated Bosch appliances
Induction hob and double oven
Integrated fridge/ freezer& dishwasher
Shaker style utility room
LVT Flooring to all wet rooms, cloakrooms and kitchen area
Linked tv points enabling sky plus installation throughout the property
Shingle driveway
Outside tap
Patio and side path to rear garden
Landscaped front gardens
External power point
External lights to front and rear
7.3kW fast car charger

Known as the Cowes of the East Coast, the town of Burnham on Crouch itself is situated on the North bank of the river Crouch which is locally renowned for its maritime and sailing activities along with its oyster beds having once been actual oyster port.

The High Street offers a collection of characterful and listed buildings with various boutiques, shops and eateries and home to a historic cinema, four sailing and yacht clubs, excellent museums, and numerous walking routes to enjoy.

This charming town is home to a rich heritage, a picturesque waterfront with independently owned cafés and restaurants offering a perfect spot to sit on the quayside and look out over to RSBP's Wallasea island with its Wild Coast Project, the largest of its kind in Europe, which will recreate the ancient wetland landscape of mudflats and saltmarsh.