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Cloughan View · Jubilee Road · Ballyclare

Blinds and shutters for your new Cloughan View home.

Cloughan View Ballyclare spans 3-, 4- and 5-bedroom family homes, from semi-detached layouts to larger detached homes and chalet bungalows. That makes it a strong fit for a whole-home plan built around how the household will actually use the space.

Book a Cloughan View Appointment See the house-type plan ↓
127-home developmentBraidwater Homes3, 4 & 5-bedroom homes

Images on this page are ultra-realistic illustrative interiors created for Village. They are not photographs of the development or developer photography.

Sunlit contemporary living room in a Cloughan View home with made-to-measure roller blinds and garden doors.
The next release is the moment to plan — not the moment to rush. Braidwater confirmed in August 2026 that another Cloughan View release is coming, following the previous release being fully reserved.
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A house that changes with the family

Choose what works best for the size of your home.

A three-bedroom semi and a five-bedroom detached home should not automatically receive the same home details. The larger the home, the more useful it becomes to separate essential rooms from optional upgrades.

3-bedroom homes

Keep the look efficient.

Focus on bedrooms, front-facing privacy and the main family living zone, then coordinate the rest with a disciplined palette.

4-bedroom homes

Build a whole-home hierarchy.

Use practical blinds through the core of the house, then identify the rooms where shutters, motorisation or a softer decorative treatment add value.

5-bedroom homes

Plan the home details, not just the products.

More bedrooms and more glazing make room-by-room decisions more important. A joined-up appointment helps keep the finished house coherent.

Currently advertised Cloughan View house types

House-type names are useful useful information. The actual windows still decide the final answer.

Braidwater currently lists a broad mix of family homes. We use the home type to shape the first conversation, then confirm measurements, glazing and suitability at the finished home.

The Musgrave3-bed semi-detachedA disciplined whole-home blind plan with bedroom privacy and family living start withd.
The Clogher3-bed semi-detachedKeep the home details simple and coordinated, then upgrade selected rooms where useful.
The Cloughan4-bed semi-detachedFour bedrooms make move-in sequencing more important; solve sleep and privacy first.
The Ravenhill4-bed detachedMore scope for a mixed home details across family rooms, bedrooms and feature windows.
The Belvedere4-bed detached chalet bungalowGround-floor privacy deserves particular attention alongside upper-level bedroom light control.
The Malone4-bed detachedA strong candidate for coordinated whole-home blinds with selective premium treatments.
The McBride5-bed detachedTreat the project as a home-wide home details and start with rooms rather than buying window by window.
Bright open-plan kitchen diner in a Cloughan View home with made-to-measure roller blinds and garden doors.

Open-plan family living

Connected rooms need a joined-up visual plan.

Kitchen, dining and living areas can include several openings in one sightline. The products do not have to match exactly, but the room should still feel intentional.

CoordinateUse a consistent tone and hardware language across connected spaces.
DifferentiateDoors, wider windows and standard windows can use different solutions where function requires it.
SimplifyAvoid over-specifying every pane. The cleanest looks often use fewer, better-considered treatments.

Where to spend the attention

Not every room needs the same level of home details.

This is how we would normally structure the conversation in a larger Cloughan View home: essentials first, then selected upgrades where they improve daily use or the finished architecture.

EssentialBedrooms

Privacy and light control should be settled before decorative upgrades elsewhere.

High priorityMain living space

Coordinate multiple windows or doors so the busiest part of the home feels finished.

Selective upgradeFeature windows

Shutters can be reserved for the places where an fitted feature earns its place.

ConvenienceLarge / regular-use blinds

Motorisation is worth comparing where reach, scale or frequent everyday use makes it useful.

A more finished bedroom

Sleep, privacy and style do not need to compete.

Bedrooms are often where a softer Roman blind or a more fitted shutter treatment can justify itself — provided the practical plan is right first.

We would compare the desired darkness, privacy, window home type and overall finish rather than defaulting to one bedroom product throughout the house.

RomanFor a softer, furnished look where the window and room suit it.
Roller / blackoutFor practical, controlled light reduction and a restrained finish.
ShuttersFor adjustable privacy and a stronger fitted presence.
CellularFor a neat, understated option worth comparing in modern bedrooms.
Calm neutral bedroom in a Cloughan View home with white plantation shutters and a fitted finish.
Bright family living space in a Cloughan View home with large windows, roller blinds and garden access.

Finish the awkward openings too

The small practical decisions are what make a new home feel complete.

Entrance glazing, frequently used doors and overlooked side windows can be easy to leave until last. They are often the openings that make the biggest difference to everyday privacy.

DoorsChoose around opening, handles and how regularly the door is used.
Entrance glazingStart with privacy without making the hallway feel unnecessarily dark.
Final detailsKeep colours and finishes consistent with the main whole-home look.

Continue planning

Useful next steps.

Whole-Home BlindsBuild one coordinated home details across several rooms.Explore whole-home blinds → New-Build Planning GuideKnow what can be decided early and what must wait for final measuring.Read the guide → New-Build ShuttersUse shutters selectively where privacy and fitted look matter most.Explore shutters →

Cloughan View FAQs

Useful answers before your home is ready.

Do you provide home appointments at Cloughan View?

Yes. Village provides home appointments in Ballyclare and across Northern Ireland, subject to normal area and consultant availability.

Can I start planning before the next release or before handover?

Yes. House type, room most important rooms and likely product categories can be considered early. Final made-to-measure dimensions should come from the actual finished openings when the property is ready for accurate measuring.

Do you already know the window sizes for each Cloughan View house type?

No. We do not infer exact glazing, dimensions or orientation from a house-type name. The house type helps shape what matters; the finished property determines the final home details.

Can you cover a 4- or 5-bedroom home in one appointment?

Yes. Larger new homes are well suited to the longer new-build appointment, where bedrooms, family rooms, doors, shutters and any motorisation requirements can be reviewed together.

Are these photographs of Cloughan View?

No. The imagery on this page is illustrative imagery created for Village to demonstrate suitable interior and window-treatment ideas. It is not imagery of Cloughan View or a Braidwater developer photography.

Is Village affiliated with Braidwater Homes or Simon Brien?

No. Village Blinds & Shutters is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Braidwater Homes or Simon Brien.

Cloughan View home appointment

Plan the whole home before the number of windows becomes the problem.

Book a new-home appointment to start with bedrooms, family living, privacy, doors, blinds, shutters and any specialist requirements in the actual property.

Development inhome typeion is based on public Braidwater Homes and PropertyPal inhome typeion checked in September 2026. Release status, house types and individual home detailss can change. Village Blinds & Shutters is independent and is not affiliated with Braidwater Homes or Simon Brien.

New Home / Whole-Home Appointment

Designed for Cloughan View buyers planning several rooms, a whole property or a mixed blind-and-shutter project.

Add to your booking notesYour Cloughan View house type if known, expected handover, approximate windows and the rooms you want to start with.
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Independent information · Cloughan View

Independent new-home window advice for Cloughan View homeowners

Village Blinds & Shutters is an independent blinds and shutters company. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by or appointed by Braidwater Homes. Information about Cloughan View is included only to help homeowners in Ballyclare plan suitable window coverings for their new home.

Official Cloughan View development information from Braidwater Homes →