ACCOMMODATION

DINING ROOM—15 0" x 12 0"
Bay window extra if desired.
Electric point.         
Wireless point from Aerial.
Grate selected by Client.
Decoration  ditto.
French door in  Bay.

DRAWING ROOM—12'0" x 12'0"
Bay window extra if desired.
Electric point.
Grate selected by Client.
Decoration ditto.

KITCHENETTE—10 0" x 8'0"
Paved floor if desired.
Electric point-Electric plug for iron.
Sink and drainer.
Tiling over sink, etc.
Chromium taps.
Gas copper provided.
Point for Gas cooker.
Connection to water heater if required.

HALL—15'6" x 6'0"
Electric point.
Electric plug for cleaner.
Two way switch to Landing.
Tiled floor if desired.
Decoration as chosen.

LARDER—6'0" x 3 0"
Quarry floor if required.
Cold slab.
Adequate shelving.

LANDING
Point for Electric.
Plug for Cleaner.
Decoration as desired.

BEST BEDROOM—15'0" x 12'0"
Point for Electric.
Drop switch over Bed.
Grate chosen by Client.
Decoration as chosen.

2nd BEDROOM—12'0" x 12'0"
All as Best Bedroom.

3rd BEDROOM—100" x 8'6"
Electric point.
Decoration as chosen.

BATHROOM and W.C.
Enclosed porcelain enamel Bath. 
2 Chromium taps.
Lavatory Basin and 2 do. taps.
W.C. Suite.
Electric point.
Tiling over Bath, etc.
Connection to water heater and taps.
W.C. can be separate if required.

Electric Fitting, shades and lamps included. Paths and fencing.
Porch paved or tiled. Painting and Decorations chosen by Client.

ACCOMMODATION

DINING ROOM—11'6" x 10'6"
Bay window or window seat.
additional if desired.
Electric point.
Wireless point from Aerial.
Grate chosen by Client.
Decoration ditto.

DRAWING ROOM—12'6" x 10'6"
Bay window additional.
Folding doors if desired.
Electric point.
Grate selected by Client.
Decoration ditto.

KITCHENETTE—8'3" x 8'0"
Paved floor if desired.
Electric point.
Electric plug for iron.
Sink and drainer.
Tiling over Sink, etc.
Chromium taps.
Gas copper provided.
Point for Gas stove.
Connection to water heater ifrequired.

HALL—11'6" x 6'0"
Electric point.
Electric plug for cleaner.
Two way switch to Landing.
Tiled floor if desired.
Decoration as chosen.

3rd BEDROOM—7'0" x 7'0"
Point for Electric.
Decoration as chosen.

BATHROOM—7'0" x 5'3"
Enclosed porcelain enamel Bath.
2 Chromium taps. Tiling over Bath, etc.
Lavatory Basin and 2 do. taps.
Electric point.
Connection to water heater and to taps.
Cupboard at head of Bath for linen, etc.
W.C. separate if required.

ACCOMMODATION

DINING ROOM—12'6" x 11'0"
Electric point.
Wireless point from Aerial.
Grate selected by Client.
Decoration ditto.
French doors if desired.

DRAWING ROOM—12'0" x 11'0"
Bay window additional.
Electric point.
Grate selected by Client.
Decoration ditto.

KITCHENETTE—9'0" x 7'0"
Paved floor if desired.
Electric point.
Electric plug for Iron.
Sink and drainer.
Chromium taps.
Gas copper provided.
Point for Gas cooker.
Tiling over Sink. etc.
Connection to water heater if required.

HALL—14'6" x 6'9'
Electric point.
Electric plug for Cleaner.
Decoration chosen by Client.
Two way switch to Landing.
Tiled Hall if desired.

W.C. Separate from Bathroom.

ACCOMMODATION

DINING or LIVING ROOM—17'0" x 11'0"
Electric point.
Wireless point from Aerial.
Grate selected by Client.
Decoration ditto.
Bay window if desired.
French door ditto.

DRAWING ROOM—11'0" x 10'9"
Bay window if desired.
Electric point.
Grate selected by Client.
Decoration ditto.

KITCHENETTE—7'3" x 7'0"
Paved floor if desired.
Electric point.
Electric plug for iron.
Sink and drainer.
Tiling over sink, etc.
Chromium taps.
Gas copper provided.
Point for Gas cooker.
Connection to water heater if required.

HALL—9'0" x 6'0"
Electric point.
Electric plug for cleaner.
Two way switch to Landing.
Tiled Hall if desired.
Decoration as before.

WHEN seeking the House, in which you hope to spend a considerable part of your life, you should remember that the situation and surroundings of a House are almost as important as the House itself, and often an attractive House is spoilt by unpleasant surroundings.

In this connection the experience of a quarter of a century has been used by the firm to produce distinctive Houses in pleasant surroundings.

That the site of the Estate is attractive, is very well known locally, being part of the original Rushden Hall Estate, but to realise to the full the benefits that the Estate affords makes a visit essential.

New 40ft. wide roads are under construction, with slabbed paths each side, a dual system of drainage is already laid which affords complete and efficient sanitation.

The Estate averages 220ft. above sea level, rising gently from Wellingborough Road and opening out into open land with the freshest air and complete safety. Only one side is bounded, this being by another Estate of well-built Houses.

The lighting and paving of the roads are under the control of the local U.D.C. and the contractors, so that the roads are lighted as soon as the Houses are occupied and the paving carried out as the Houses are completed. Electric and gas mains are laid as the roadways are made, thus avoiding the breaking-up of the road surfaces frequently.

Accommodation in the district for school education is being considered and a new school is to be erected within a short distance of the Estate.

THE sample sketches on the previous pages demonstrate very clearly the careful design of the various types of Houses, all the space being used to the best advantage and excluding dark corners.

It should be pointed out again that to realise fully these advantages a personal visit to the Estate is necessary, when arrangements will be made to conduct persons interested to those Houses which specially appeal, and thus save prospective clients unnecessary delays and walking.

Better still—Ring Rushden 121
and make an appointment

The Houses are well built, all external walls are brick, cavity built, in cement mortar, roofs covered with tiles or slates, all being British made. The damp course throughout consists of two courses of slates set in cement mortar. External renderings, where used, are composed of sand and cement, either with white or tinted cement. Twenty-five years' experience is behind us.

Equipment of Houses for Hot Water
The greatest need of the housewife is a plentiful supply of hot water at immediate call. This is ensured on the Estate by—
(a) Boiler behind the stove in the dining room; or
(b) Enclosed-type water heater (either electric or gas) serving sink, bath and lavatory basin. This is of the instantaneous type, available all day and night, heating only the water used. by simply turning on the tap. All pipes, taps and connections made to client's choice of heater.

Electric Wiring and Fittings
All rooms wired for light and fitted with switches, lamps and shades. Bed switches in main bedrooms additional to switch at door.

Two-way switch from hall to operate landing. Connection to electric geyser if same is required.

The electricity is supplied by the Rushden & District Electric Supply Co., Ltd., who have an attractive "all in" assessment rate on net rateable value of House. In addition, supply water heating for electric geyser at the rate of fd. per unit.

Plugs are fixed in the hall and landing for the purpose of electric cleaners and a plug in the kitchenettes for electric irons.

Wireless
Wireless aerial and lead to point in dining room with proper earth point outside rear of House.

Gas Services
Gas supply to kitchenette for gas cooker and copper, also to gas geyser if same is required.

Labour Saving Arrangements
(a) Bathroom and kitchenette partly tiled. (/?) Chromium-plated taps everywhere.

Public Services
Present Rates at date of issue: Gas, 9d. per therm. Electricity (special "all in" rate according to assessment), 7d. per unit up to, say thirty in winter, fifteen in summer, and over that Id. per unit. Water at reasonable charges by local U.D.C.
Gardens
Gardens, front and rear of Houses, with garage space at side of House in nearly all Houses.
Garage
Nearly all Houses have space for garage at side of House.

One of the greatest attractions on the Estate is the wide choice of Houses available. For each price there is a range of different elevations, so that purchasers can suit their own tastes.

THE purchasers today have the necessary cash available for the purchase of their House outright, and it is necessary for them to obtain a loan from one of the several sources.

Loans
The most usual procedure is to obtain a loan from one of the well known Building Societies.

To clear up certain doubts which exist with regard to Building Societies it should be explained that these Societies exist equally for the purposes of investment and loan—that is, they afford excellent openings for safe investments for the savings of the small investor, and the money thus invested is offered to house purchasers. The loan is repaid by monthly instalments, and the amount thus paid is usually considerably less than the rent of a similar House.

The repayments include both interest and partial reduction of loan, so arranged that in an agreed number of years the loan is wiped out altogether. In addition, borrowers have the option of reducing the loan more quicklv H desired.

Our Sales Office undertakes all the preliminary negotiations with the Building Society if desired by clients, and loans up to nearly 95 per rent, of the agreed purchase price can be obtained for approved purchasers—repayments of 13s. 7d. per £100 for each calendar month, on a twent-one years' basis.

Purchasers are further indemnified against any road charges.