Chapel Waters

The ten acre site at Chapel Waters is located close to the Chesterfield Canal in Rhodesia; a small ex-mining village in the county of Nottinghamshire consisting of just over three hundred houses, a pub at Woodend, one shop, a school and a village hall. The population of the civil parish is just 982 and it was named after the erstwhile chairman of the nearby Shireoaks Colliery, G. Preston Rhodes. Originally the homes were built to provide housing for workers from the nearby Shireoaks and Steetley pits and Tylden Road which is the main road through the village, was named after the pit’s first manager.

If it’s golf or one at the local Lock Keepers Inn, no other development offers housing in such a location with such a boutique product with such close attention paid to interior design and specification.

Local amenities:

Asda Superstore
Sainsburys and Sainsburys Petrol Station
The Lock Keeper Inn
Chesterfield Canal and tow path
Post Office
McDonalds
Lindrick Golf Club
Worksop Town centre
Bassetlaw Hospital
Motorway access to M1 and A57
Further afield:

Savoy Cinema
Darfoulds Garden Centre
Meadowhall, Rotherham, Sheffield City Centre
Chesterfield
Doncaster
National Trust Clumber Park
Rother Valley Country Park

Chapel Waters is a new housing development designed by Architects CODA Studios and has been designed to create a new rural community for downsizers, families, first time buyers and young professionals.

It is estimated the new population of Chapel Waters will eventually be around 270 people- almost a third of the existing community. The attractive design of the homes also takes reference from the regions vernacular past and features a soft red brick, painted brickwork, natural stone and pan tiled roofs all with large expansive glazing to maximize natural light.

A perimeter loop road will encircle the development feeding into central private drives, tree-lined streets with landscaping and close to an area of public open ‘wildscape’ and feature naturel water pond for the residents to enjoy.