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INSPIRATIONAL homes set on a commanding position on the hill top high above Beamish Museum is the promise from a new development in County Durham.
The site is designed to create an impact when approaching Stanley from Beamish and Chester-le-Street. The apartment block is designed to ensure homeowners can enjoy great views across County Durham and Tyneside.
Approaching the development, the townhouses are reminiscent of an attractive Edwardian terrace with slate roofing and antique brick. Each property has a courtyard and parking area. This development consists of 27 properties including 15 three-storey, three-bedroom townhouses and 12 two-bedroom apartments. All properties are designed to ensure the privacy of the homeowners and maximize the views.
A showhouse and new show apartment are available to view.
For the month of July, Wylde Homes is offering two-star plots which will be reduced from £225,000 to £175,000.
The company is the development arm of Wallsend-based Turney Wylde Construction. Previous developments include Smugglers Cove at Beadnell, Newton Barns at Newton-by-the-Sea and Faverdale Hall, Darlington.
Wylde Homes is also marketing stone-built properties at East Brunton Wynd, Gosforth. This development consists of barn conversions and mews- style homes at Newcastle Great Park.
Coming soon is North Highmoor Barns, just off the A1 and three minutes from Linden Hall golf and leisure club.
The five-bedroom farmhouse and four-bedroom cottage are for sale, with plans to develop four barns into attractive homes, all with views across the Northumberland countryside.
For information, tel: (0191) 295-8622.
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