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22 August 1998
At ‘Regents Square’, The Grosvenor, a five bedroom townhouse, has been tastefully decorated and furnished by a team of leading interior designers, transforming a brand new house into a welcoming and sophisticated home. The grandeur of a bygone age, captured in the architectural detail, exudes luxury and the grand scale of the square is reminiscent of the opulence openly displayed in the Regency period. In keeping with traditional townhouse design, the accommodation is on three floors, with a fully fitted and equipped kitchen with large breakfast area, formal dining room and family room on the ground floor: the drawing room with adjoining library and master bedroom suite are on the first floor and the four remaining bedrooms and two bathrooms are on the top floor. The specification is exceptional throughout and the quality of finish second to none.
Emulating all that is admired about the elegant town squares in London and Bath, ‘Regents Square’ combines stylish architecture and all the recognised virtues of a brand new, energy efficient home that is set in semi-rural surroundings in the county of Hertfordshire. London is around half an hour by train from Bishop’s Stortford, ensuring that Regents Square is an excellent alternative to the expense of living in central London.
Spacious three storey homes and classically designed detached and semi-detached homes will capitalise upon the aesthetically pleasing lines of the Regency period combined with all the modern conveniences of a brand new maintenance free home. The central, landscaped square itself will bring an air of tranquillity and maturity to these new homes.
The high praise with which the house buying public has welcomed Countryside’s new homes at St. Michaels Mead has been matched by the industry itself. In the Housing Design Awards, Countryside Properties PLC and architects Melville Dunbar Associates have received an RIBA Project Award for Excellence at both ‘Regents Square’ and its sister development, ‘The Village’.
Set amid some of Hertfordshire’s most spectacular rural scenery, St. Michaels Mead is on the outskirts of the historic market town of Bishop’s Stortford, which although being steeped in traditions that include a colourful street market, also enjoys the benefit of modern shopping facilities in a largely pedestrianised town centre.
The showhome opened its doors on the 22nd of August and is now open daily from 10.30am to 5.30pm. For further information or an appointment to view, telephone the Sales Centre on 01279 501011.
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Information correct as at 22/08/1998