Househunters in Cheshire looking to make the move to a dream new home should visit Taylor Wimpey’s eagerly anticipated Great Hall Park development in Ellesmere Port at the weekend (24th and 25th), when it throws open it’s doors to buyers for the first time.
Visitors to the launch will be the first to take a look around the stunning four bedroom detached Crofton show home, designed to demonstrate the luxury lifestyle on offer at Great Hall Park. Featuring a contemporary colour scheme of black and white combined with a burst of fuschia pink, the Crofton perfectly demonstrates the versatile design and efficient use of space that so many modern house buyers require.
Amie Skold, regional sales manager said: “We’re delighted to be opening the doors to not only our sales office but a stunning new show home at Great Hall Park, which I’m sure will give any visitors a good idea of the high quality stylish homes Taylor Wimpey is going to be building. Interest has already been very high so I’d urge those keen on making the move to come along to the launch and be first in the queue – otherwise they may miss out!”
The Crofton offers plenty of living space ideal for a growing family. The ground floor features an open plan integrated kitchen and reception room, separate utility room, second reception room and a cloakroom, as well as an integrated garage. The master bedroom with en suite and fitted wardrobes, three further bedrooms and a modern family bathroom are situated on the second floor.
When complete, Great Hall Park will offer a desirable collection of two bedroom apartments, and three and four bedroom homes, appealing to a range of house hunters including first time buyers, young professionals, investors and families.
The first phase of properties will comprise a collection of 16 three bedroom mews homes and six four bedroom detached houses, with prices starting from just £99,995.
See Also: Property News (6680), Taylor Wimpey (1849), Ellesmere Port (15), Great Hall Park (14), Crofton Show Home (1), The Crofton (1)
Date Published: 21 October 2009
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