| Imperial | Metric | ||
| Ground Floor | |||
| Lounge | 16'1" x 12'7" | 4911mm x 3850mm (plus bay) | |
| Dining Room | 16'6" x 12'7" | 5029mm x 3850mm (inc. bay) | (m) |
| Study | 9'5" x 7'6" | 2870mm x 2300mm | |
| Kitchen | 16'4" x 11'6" | 4970mm x 3500mm (min) | |
| Utility | 5'10" x 4'11" | 1780mm x 1510mm | |
| Cloaks | 7'1" x 3'1" | 2150mm x 940mm | |
| First Floor | |||
| Master Bedroom | 12'7" x 11'8" | 3850mm x 3560mm (plus wardrobes) | |
| Master Ensuite | 7'6" x 4'9" | 2300mm x 1450mm | |
| Bedroom 2 | 11'10" x 10'2" | 3610mm x 3100mm (plus alcove) | |
| Bedroom 3 | 9'5" x 8'11" | 2870mm x 2740mm (plus alcove) | |
| Bedroom 4 | 9'8" x 9'5" | 2939mm x 2870mm (plus alcove) | |
| Bathroom | 7'2" x 5'6" | 2190mm x 1670mm | |
| Garage | |||
| Single/Double Garage | Sizes depend on location | Sizes depend on location | |
A 1537 sqft 4 bedroomed detached home (2 storey) Master bathroom and en-suite to Master bedroom Separate lounge, study, and family/dining rooms Large kitchen leading to utility Single/double detached garage depending on design.
Please note – all computer generated images are for general guidance and illustrative purposes only, therefore may not show the house design as it is seen on an individual plot.
Currently Richmond is not available, however it is available to build on our bespoke service, please contact us for more information.
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We recognise that our operations have a direct impact on the environment, therefore we endeavour to work with suppliers, customers, Local Authorities and other agencies to preserve and enhance the environment for all generations. Consequently, we are committed to:
Reducing the environmental impact
of our products through the use of improved layout, design, and specification, while complying with all applicable environmental legislation, regulations and standards.
Improving efficiency
in the use of land, energy, water and raw materials.
Taking positive action
to minimise waste and encourage recycling wherever possible.
Implementing training programmes
Increasing awareness of environmental issues for office and site-based staff.
Undertaking an annual review
of the company’s environmental policy in order to allow challenging targets to be set, ahead of government legislation.
Defining quality as opposed to specification
Quality is about how well we build; how level and flat surfaces are, how perfect the plastering is, and how everything works. Whether you’re buying your first starter home or a bespoke mansion, the quality of every Fairgrove new build will be of the same high standard.
Specification, on the other hand, is about the standard of the fittings, and may also include the quantity of TV and telephone points or home networking. Specification will vary considerably with the price and possibly location of your new home.
Setting higher standards of quality
All new homes are built to National Standards including Building Regulations and either NHBC or an alternative warranty provider’s requirements.
At Fairgrove we build to a very high quality level which we set as at least 10% better than NHBC Standards. The designs of the homes we build are constantly being updated to incorporate the latest national requirements – including energy-efficiency.
Specification choices – save or spend
Specification – ie the type and quantity of fittings we include in a new home – will vary from site to site and from house type to house type.
Generally the more expensive the house, the higher the specification. This can be just as much about style and design as about the quality of those fittings. If we are building you a Custom Build home, this is the area where you can either save money or completely go to town!
