Agincourt Estates has chosen Marley Eternit’s fibre cement Cedral Weatherboard as a low maintenance alternative to timber cladding on its exclusive development of New England style homes in the Wye Valley.<br> <br> The Brooklands Monmouth development comprises three luxurious four-bedroom homes, which have been built by Agincourt Estates in a private setting in the heart of Monmouth.<br> <br> Each home is clad in a subtly varied shade of Cedral Weatherboard, using Sand Yellow, Ochre and Beige from a palette of 23 colours and four woodstain finishes. A selection of Marley Eternit’s aluminium trims have also been used on the development to complement the Cedral Weatherboard and provide an effective finish, Marley says.<br> <br> The client was initially drawn to the textured surface on Cedral Weatherboard, which echoes the aesthetic characteristics of timber. However, being made from fibre cement means that it provides a long term low maintenance solution, avoiding the need for homeowners to continually maintain their property.<br> <br> www.marleyeternit.co.uk or enter E0120 on the reader enquiry card