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New Homes and Developments
Jonathan Mandeville reports on luxury homes
Live in Luxury at The Ridge, Sunningdale Surrey based developer Halebourne Group are proud to launch The Ridge, a collection of just ten new mansion apartments in Sunningdale. Set in a prime location and only a short walk to Sunningdale village and train station which provides links into London Waterloo in around 50 minutes, The Ridge has everything to offer its residents, including a stunning specification.
Upon entering the development, there is no doubt that Halebourne Group understands the meaning of luxury.
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The imposing but elegant building is striking, the entrance hall with a galleried foyer exposing the grandeur of the building oozes sophistication. A beautiful lift with sumptuous interiors provides access to all levels including the lower level basement car park where each resident has a lockable and sizable storage unit. With a concierge on hand Monday to Friday helping residents with deliveries and reservations for restaurants, shows or events, this is truly a boutique style residence. Inside the apartments there is a modern display of comforting amenities including gas fired underfloor heating,
comfort cooling, CAT 6 wiring for high speed internet access and HD TV distribution, speakers in ceilings for entertainment and Rako programmable mood lighting. Spacious marble hallways integrate with the fumed oak wood flooring of the reception rooms in perfect harmony. Leading from the reception area the beautiful kitchen/breakfast rooms are elegantly divided with bespoke solid wood glazed screens. The beautiful Binova Italian kitchens are finished with Granite or Caesarstone worktops, Miele integrated appliances, a Quooker tap and a Miele under-counter wine fridge. Bedrooms
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