Milton Keynes Unifamiliare

A contemporary barn-inspired home offering open-plan living with generous bi-folds and a calming interior layout.

A prestigious collection of five homes by the renowned Aldermans Estates Ltd.

Water Hall Farm is an exclusive development of five homes set within the rural village of Salford, Bedfordshire.

The scheme brings together three barn-style residences and two detached family homes, carefully arranged to create a private and considered setting.

Each property has been designed with space, light, and quality in mind, combining contemporary layouts with materials that sit comfortably within the surrounding countryside.

With a focus on understated luxury and long-term quality, Water Hall Farm offers a calm, confident architectural presence that avoids short-lived trends in favour of timeless design.

Plot B

Designed for modern living with open-plan layouts, high-quality finishes, and an abundance of natural light throughout.

Every home at Water Hall Farm has been finished to an exacting standard, combining traditional craftsmanship with modern technology.

All kitchens are supplied by the prestigious and renowned German manufacturer Hacker.

Modern white sanitaryware with chrome fittings. Full height tiling to shower areas and vanity units to master en-suites.

Underfloor heating is provided to both ground and first floors, supported by air source heat pumps across all homes. High levels of insulation and energy-efficient glazing are specified throughout, delivering homes with a high overall efficiency rating.

Landscaped front gardens and turf to rear gardens. Paved patio areas, external lighting, and off-street parking for all plots.

Full detailed specification available on request. Specification is subject to change.

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