HOMES
Life by the
water
at Infinity Riverside
T
he warmer weather has finally arrived
and where better to enjoy the long
summer days than from the comfort of your
own riverside townhouse?
Muse Developments’ sought-after Infinity
Riverside development, which overlooks
Stockton’s iconic Infinity Bridge, features a
range of three and four-bedroom riverside
homes which are ideal for making the most
of the summer sun from sunrise to sunset.
Each home features a beautiful open-plan
kitchen/diner on the ground floor with patio
doors opening out onto a riverside garden –
perfect for an al fresco breakfast overlooking
the tranquil waters.
The first-floor features a spacious living
room with a riverside balcony where you can
take in the gentle hum and activity of the
water over lunch or dinner, plus bedrooms
and family bathroom. The second-floor
features further double bedrooms and
every master bedroom includes an en-suite
bathroom and large windows to enjoy the
late-night sunset.
Three-bedroom riverside homes start
from £245,950 and four-beds from £269,950.
Every home comes with private parking.
Purchasers with a home to sell can also
benefit from an assisted move scheme*
which is available on selected riverside
homes. Buyers can book a tour of the
stunning four-bedroom ‘Loch’ show home
now and speak to the sales team to find out
more about the scheme.
The government-backed Help to Buy
scheme – which enables you to purchase
a home for as little as 5% deposit, is also available in conjunction with assisted move.
Infinity Riverside comprises 82 two,
three and four bed homes on the banks of
the River Tees. Every home benefits from
light, airy, living spaces, high ceilings, off-
road parking, contemporary kitchens and
bathrooms and high-specification fixtures
and fittings throughout.
Contact the Infinity Riverside sales team
for further information by emailing sales@
infinityriverside.co.uk or calling 01642
939625. The sales office is open daily from
10am-5pm, Thursday to Monday.
For further information visit
infinityriverside.co.uk
*Terms and conditions apply
On housing design, the masterplan says:
“Nunthorpe Grange will consist of high
quality, contemporary and spacious homes
set within and around green spaces.
“Through well thought out design, homes
will be located and orientated to best capture
views of green spaces within the site and,
wherever possible, views across the open
countryside to the Cleveland Hills.”
Cllr Lewis Young, executive member for
economic development and infrastructure,
presented the plans to the committee.
He said it was important to consider the
impact on roads, parking and integration
with public transport and suggested liaising
with bus companies early to begin planning
bus routes.
As with the development of the nearby
Grey Towers Village estate, on Dixons Bank, Nunthorpe, the plans for further housing
is likely to raise concerns over traffic and
pressure on local services.
With the total number of homes at Grey
Towers Village reaching 411, a number of
objections have been raised about increased
strain on already congested roads, including
the so-called "Marton Crawl", oversubscribed
schools and a lack of facilities such as shops.
Closing the meeting, committee chair Cllr
Charlie Rooney said: “The masterplan itself is
really good.
“That there’s seven acres of open space for
the use of the community and the surrounding
community is excellent.
“This sort of design should be applied to all
our future masterplans.”
The committee approved the masterplan for
consultation.
Plans for new
250-home
Nunthorpe development
A
masterplan for a major Nunthorpe
housing development has been
unveiled.
Nunthorpe Grange Farm is the name
given to a planned future housing
development south of Nunthorpe Squash
and Tennis Club on Guisborough Road.
The land has been allocated for up to 250
predominantly three-and four-bedroom
detached and semi-detached houses.
A masterplan has been drawn up by
Middlesbrough Council to “set the bar” for
what it says will be a “premier housing site”.
The plan, which was put before a meeting
of Middlesbrough Council’s executive sub-
committee for property, says: “The vision for
Nunthorpe Grange is to create a unique and
distinctive extension to the community of
Nunthorpe.
“Nunthorpe Grange is to take a
contemporary approach to maintaining and
promoting the high-quality standards of
Nunthorpe which have been in place for over
a hundred years.”
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