Cottages tell their own storey at Chapelton
October 31 2016
Demand for accommodation on a single level has sparked the latest housetype, comprising a range of two and three bedroom single storey cottages, to complement existing properties delivered by AJC, Stephen and ZeroC.
Tom Buchanan, marketing manager at Stephen, commented: “We are very pleased to bring a range of single storey cottages to Chapelton’s market and excited to see such a strong early response to the properties.
“Feedback at our open days has illustrated demand for different property styles and with the addition of the cottages we’re able to cater for varying lifestyles, preferences and needs.”
Early phases of Chapelton have already seen delivery of 90 homes including a tearoom, nursery and beauty salon.
Twenty properties in the new style are already planned
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4 Comments
#2 Posted by wonky on 1 Nov 2016 at 09:19 AM
give the people what they want
#3 Posted by Meghan Markle on 1 Nov 2016 at 13:15 PM
Good to have you back, Wonky.
When did you go over to the dark side?
By the way, I was thinking of something more akin to Chairman Mao, masel and his 'Serve the People'. It's a funny old game init, Saint?
When did you go over to the dark side?
By the way, I was thinking of something more akin to Chairman Mao, masel and his 'Serve the People'. It's a funny old game init, Saint?
#4 Posted by Nairn's Bairn on 2 Nov 2016 at 16:26 PM
I like it. Ideally they'll have a bit of ground around them as Jon says.
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Houses look out of proportion, too tightly packed and mean. The exception would be that little house by itself next to the silos which looks far more traditionally proportioned. What are they referencing - doesn't look anything like traditional villages of Aberdeenshire where it is being built; nor the architecture of the west coast white houses, or the detailing and street layout of Fife and central 17th C. coastal villages. It's a Frankenstein development and doesn't really master any style.
A shame as it could have been interesting.