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WELCOME
Welcome to Railton Place, a beautiful new development set a
stone’s throw away from the historic home of British motor sport,
Brooklands, Weybridge. Exclusive apartments at Railton Place
offer a unique opportunity for buyers to purchase an affordable
home in one of the most desirable postcodes in Surrey.
Paragon have worked in partnership, not only with Elmbridge
Borough Council but also with English Heritage to create 48
affordable new homes in Weybridge, 24 of which are one and two
bedroom apartments available for Shared Ownership sale.
Railton Place is ideally located within a residential cul-de-sac
off Locke King Road. Within easy reach of the smart and sought
after town of Weybridge, a popular and vibrant town that offers
traditional high street retails shops, along with bespoke boutiques
and restaurants. Railton Place also benefits from great transport
links as it is within walking distance of Weybridge station, and a
10 minute drive from the M25.
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what’s on your
doorstep?
Weybridge is situated in the
borough of Elmbridge at the mouth
of the River Wey, from which the
town gets its name. Being close
to the River Wey and the River
Thames, you can enjoy riverside
walks and water sports. Railton
Place features a small child’s play
area and also has a direct footpath
and cycle link to Brooklands
Community Park. Weybridge and
the surrounding areas offer further
leafy pockets of green open space
to relax in.
Weybridge High Street offers a mix
of popular shops, and independent
boutiques, as well as a great range
of coffee shops and places to eat.
Railton Place is close to a number
of large outlet stores including
Marks & Spencer, Tescos and
Argos. Both Walton-on-Thames
and Woking are nearby for a good
selection of mainstream retail
shops, monthly farmers markets,
leisure centres and cinemas.
You can dine out at independent
restaurants including The Great
Gurkhas, The Gaylord, Valentina,
and La Casa. There are also a
number of chain restaurants such
as Pizza Express, Prezzo and The
Slug & Lettuce. Local pubs serving
food include the close-by, recently
renovated Hand and Spear, The
Queen’s Head and The Jolly
Farmer.
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For all those historic motoring
and aviation lovers, you have
Brooklands Museum on your
doorstep, displaying a wide range
of exhibits such as historic racing
cars, motor cycles, bicycles and
much more. The Museum is
also home to the only Concorde
with public access in South East
England. Brooklands Museum
also hosts many events which are
open to the public throughout the
year such as film nights, lectures,
torchlight tours and car ride days.
Mercedes-Benz World is also
located on the Brooklands site,
offering test drives on the handling
circuit, along with other activities.
Weybridge has an excellent choice
of mainstream schools, which
include Manby Lodge Infants
School, St James CE Primary
School, Cleves School, Oatlands
School and Heathside School, as
well as the independent St George’s
College.
jill scott
In 1928 she
lapped 120mph
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the finishing
touches
Modern apartments at Railton
Place have a variety of layouts to
suit contemporary living, with
both shared and separate living
and kitchen areas. All are fitted
with kitchens that include fitted
fan ovens, hobs and extractor fans
and integrated fridge/freezers and
washer/dryers.
We’ve chosen a special range of
high specification ‘Manhattan’
kitchen doors and worktops to suit
all.
The living and bedroom areas
are all carpeted in neutral tones
throughout, with vinyl flooring to
the kitchen and bathroom.
The bathrooms are fitted with a
modern white suite. All apartments
have an allocated parking space for
one car.
Homes at Railton Place were
designed to be highly sustainable,
with impressive thermal standards.
Highly insulated walls, roofs and
ground floors also exceed current
building regulations.
Apartments are also fitted with
energy efficient low energy down
lighters and pendants, and water
efficient taps. Appliances that come
pre-fitted in your new home at
Railton Place are also ‘A’ rated for
energy efficiency.
Your NEW HOME
WILL HAVE...
hh Contemporary
‘Manhattan’ range
kitchens with soft
close doors
hh Coordinating laminate
work tops
hh Vinyl flooring to
bathroom and kitchen
hh AEG oven, hob &
cooker hood
hh Integrated fridge/
freezer & washer/dryer
hh Neural carpets in all
living areas
hh White fitted
bathrooms suite with
contemporary wall
tiles
hh Thermostatic shower
and shower screen
hh Built in wardrobes in
all bedrooms
hh One allocated parking
space for one car per
unit
hh Ground floor units in
Holden Court have
a private enclosed
garden
hh Juliette balconies to
majority of apartments
hh Cycle store
hh Landscaped gardens
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getting AROUND
Whether you travel by rail or road, Railton Place offers the very best in
travel connections for the modern day commuter.
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BY ROAD
Weybridge is close to the M25
(at Junction 11), providing fast
access to Heathrow Airport just
20 minutes by car and Gatwick,
which is just 35 minutes by car.
Weybridge is also close to the M3
and the A3.
by train
Railton Place is just a 20 minute
walk from Weybridge mainline
station with a minimum of 4 trains
per hour to London Waterloo,
makes Weybridge a highly
desirable commuter town.
4 mins
Woking
8 mins
BY car
Surbiton
Walton
14 mins
5 mins
chertsey
5 mins
By Bus
Local bus services link you to the
surrounding towns of Woking,
Walton-on-Thames, Kingston and
services to St Peter’s Hospital in
Chertsey.
BY train
Woking
20 mins
guildford
26 mins
kingston
27 mins
london
35 mins
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A place in History
1907
1906
Brooklands, the world’s first
purpose-built motor racing
circuit, was built by local
landowner Hugh Locke King
on 330 acres of farm and
woodland on his estate at
Weybridge in Surrey. Work
commenced in late 1906.
A few days after the
ceremonial opening of the
Motor Course in June 1907,
the motor-racing pioneer,
Selwyn Francis Edge, used
the Track for establishing a 24
hour record, covering 1,581
miles at an average speed of
almost 66 miles an hour. This
record stood for 17 years.
In September 1907 a 100 mile
massed start cycle race was
held, looking ahead to the
great massed start cycle racing
events at Brooklands of the
1930s.
1921
Throughout the 1920s the
British Automobile Racing
Club continued to organise
big popular race meetings,
including the Junior Car Club’s
famous 200 Miles Race, which
first began in 1921.
1937 Start of the bicycle 100km race
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On the morning of 15th
February 1913, in front of
a large crowd of press
and public, the small but
courageous Brooklands
racing driver, Percy Lambert,
achieved 103.84 mph.
Percy Lambert
The first man to drive
over 100 miles an hour.
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1926
In August 1926 the RAC
organised the first-ever British
Grand Prix, constructing sand
chicanes along the Finishing
Straight. The Junior Car Club
200 Miles Race was run again
later that year and the race
was won by Major Henry
Segrave in a Talbot. A second
British Grand Prix was held at
Brooklands in 1927.
Tim
Birkin
Malcolm
CampbelL
Racing
driver
Gained the world
speed record on
land at various times
during the 1920s &
1930s
1938
Another land speed record car
simply called ‘The Railton’ was
a technological masterpiece
designed by Reid Railton and
built at Thomson & Taylor’s
Brooklands workshops. It was
commissioned and driven
by the Brooklands ace, John
Rhodes Cobb, who took the
Land Speed Record in it in
1938, 1939 and again in 1947
when he became the first man
to exceed 400 mph on land.
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1931
1949
Dramatic speed record
breaking attempts continued
in the 1920s, from the
hundreds of class records
and time trials to the more
glamorous world records.
Based in their Brooklands
workshops, Thomson & Taylor
went on to design and build
several land speed record cars
including three of Malcolm
Campbell’s ‘Blue Birds’. It
was Campbell that called in
Reid Railton to re-design the
chassis and transmission of
his 1931 Napier-engined Blue
Bird.
The government could not
see its way to releasing
Brooklands until 1949 and
consequently the shareholders
of Brooklands (Weybridge) Ltd
voted in favour of selling the
track to Vickers-Armstrong Ltd
in 1946 and motor racing at
Brooklands gradually became
no more than a memory.
The BARC held its last ever
meeting at Brooklands on 7th
August 1939. With the outbreak
of World War Two the
aerodrome was requisitioned
by the government and
devoted to the production of
Vickers and Hawker aircraft
including Hurricane fighters
and Wellington bombers.
© Historic images are copyright of Brooklands Museum
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Competitors
entrance
tunnel
HISTORIC ROUTES
Railton Place has strong historical
links with the neighbouring
Brooklands Racing Circuit
and lies within the Brooklands
Conservation Area. The
Brooklands Circuit, including the
embankment adjacent to Railton
Place, is owned by the Brooklands
Museum Trust and is a scheduled
Ancient Monument of national
and international significance.
Brooklands was the world’s first
purpose built motor racing circuit.
An access tunnel known as the
‘Competitors Tunnel’ is located
within the embankment with its
entrance forming a historic feature
visible from Railton Place. As
the name suggest, the tunnel was
the main access for Competitors
to enter the Brooklands circuit
in the period when the circuit
was a motor racing venue. The
Competitors Tunnel entrance has
not been used by vehicles since
motor racing ceased in 1939. The
tunnel entrance adjacent to Railton
Place remained bricked up for
many years. The careful restoration
by skilled craftsmen of this iconic
and historic landmark forms an
important visual centre piece to the
development at Railton Place. This
work has been carried out in close
partnership with English Heritage
and the Brooklands Museum Trust.
It has been essential from the
outset that this new development
embraced the historical
importance of its location within
the Brooklands Conservation Area
and the close proximity of the
Brooklands Circuit embankment.
We are proud that both the
Brooklands Museum Trust and
English Heritage have been fully
supportive of Railton Place.
Aerial
view of
Brooklands
track
Taken after the
construction of the
Campbell Road
circuit in 1937.
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FLAT TYPE A
SITE PLAN
1 Bedroom
holden court
flat no. 2,3,6,7,10,11
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A
lambert court
flat no. 2,3,6,7,10,11
A
A
living/dining
3.4 x 4.3 m2
Kitchen
2.4 x 2.6 m2
BEDROOM
3.3 x 3.6 m2
* All floor layouts may be subject to change.
The dimensions given on the plans are subject
to minor variations, intended for guidance only.
Room measurements are taken from the longest
length.
floor plans
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FLAT TYPE B1
SITE PLAN
2 Bedrooms
living/dining
4.6 x 3.6 m2
Kitchen
3.2 x 2.4 m2
BEDROOM 1
3.2 x 4.8 m2
BEDROOM 2
3.5 x 2.3 m2
Holden court
flat no. 4,8,12
b1
* All floor layouts may be subject to change.
The dimensions given on the plans are subject
to minor variations, intended for guidance only.
Room measurements are taken from the longest
length.
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FLAT TYPE b2
SITE PLAN
2 Bedrooms
living/dining
4.6 x 3.6 m2
Kitchen
3.2 x 2.4 m2
BEDROOM 1
3.2 x 4.8 m2
BEDROOM 2
3.5 x 2.3 m2
Lambert court
flat no. 1,5,9
B2
* All floor layouts may be subject to change.
The dimensions given on the plans are subject
to minor variations, intended for guidance only.
Room measurements are taken from the longest
length.
floor plans
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FLAT TYPE c
SITE PLAN
2 Bedrooms
living/dining
4.6 x 3.7 m2
Kitchen
3.3 x 2.4 m2
BEDROOM 1
4.1 x 3.6 m2
BEDROOM 2
3.6 x 2.3 m2
Lambert court
flat no. 4,8,12
C
* All floor layouts may be subject to change.
The dimensions given on the plans are subject
to minor variations, intended for guidance only.
Room measurements are taken from the longest
length.
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FLAT TYPE d
SITE PLAN
2 Bedrooms
living/dining
6.9 x 3.0 m2
Kitchen
3.6 x 2.9 m2
BEDROOM 1
3.6 x 4.9 m2
BEDROOM 2
3.5 x 2.3 m2
Holden court
flat no. 1,5,9
D
* All floor layouts may be subject to change.
The dimensions given on the plans are subject
to minor variations, intended for guidance only.
Room measurements are taken from the longest
length.
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with thanks
We would like to thank our friends at Brooklands Museum
for their enthusiasm and support for Railton Place. Historic
images and text are courtesy of Brooklands Museum.
For more information about Brooklands Museum visit:
www.brooklandsmuseum.com
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Star at the Brooklands
track in the 1930s
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Walton-on-Thames,
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typical home styles only.
Internal finishes at Railton
Place may differ. Floor
plans are not to scale. Any
details included are correct
at the time of print. These
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Holden court & lambert Court
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