About New Build, 16 Medway House

Entrance Hall:

L Shaped hallway, emergency call system, coved ceilings and a thermostat control. There is a smoke alarm built in, walk in cupboard, housing fuse box and ceiling lights. Doors to the rest of the accommodation.

Sitting / Dining Room: 5.42m x 3.95m (17’9 x 13’0)

Spacious bright room with picture frame window with secluded views across the village pond and woodland. Coved ceilings, two ceiling lights and another two on the wall with a fitted smoke alarm. TV/FM/Telephone point. Square archway into open plan kitchen. Panel glazed door onto private west faxing balcony with room for table and chairs.

Kitchen: 3.36m x 2.40m (11’0 x 7’10)

Range of base and wall units in grey wood finish with complimentary granite effect work tops incorporating one and a half bowl stainless steel sink unit and drainer. Integrated appliances include: fridge/freezer, waist height Neff Oven with retractable door, 4 ring ceramic hob with extractor fan above, washer/dryer and a dishwasher. Concealed boiler, spot lights and Amtico wood effect flooring with a smoke alarm fitted.

Bedroom: 4.74m x 3.89m (15’7 x 12’9)

Rear aspect window with picture frame window with beautiful views. Triple fitted wardrobe with sliding doors. Coved ceilings. TV/FM/Telephone point and a smoke alarm fitted.

En – Suite: 2.55m x 2.45m (8’4 x 8’0)

Shower wet room with shower attachment and glass screen. Low level WC and sink with cupboards underneath. Fully tiled with a heated towel rail. Mirror vanity cupboard, emergency pull cord. Non slip flooring.

Built originally as a gracious family house, Charters Towers became home to the Bush Davies School of Theatre Arts during the second World War. Pupils came from around the country to study a wide range of theatre disciplines, alongside academic qualifications.

in 1967, the school opened the Adeline Gennee Theatre on the site and world renowned ballet dancers including Dame Margot Fonteyn and Rudolph Nureyev performed there.

The School closed in the late 1980s but it is still remembered fondly. A reunion in 2010 attracted more than a hundred former pupils keen to perform the schools trademark Grand Defile once more before the sites transformation in Charters Village began.

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