House-hunters aiming to move up the property ladder should look no further than the stunning ‘Hartwell’ home at Broughton Fields – George Wimpey’s exciting development in Milton Keynes.
The three-storey, four-bedroom ‘Hartwell’, available from just £329,950, offers an ideal combination of generous space and appealing style, boasting a large lounge opening through French doors to the private rear garden, a light and airy kitchen/dining room, a utility room and a handy guest cloakroom completing the ground floor.
Upstairs, the first-floor landing leads to the spacious master bedroom and a large second bedroom – each benefiting from en-suite facilities, while two further bedrooms and a main bathroom can be found on the top floor of this attractive detached home.
In common with all new homes at Broughton Fields, the ‘Hartwell’ enjoys a high standard specification, including gas central heating, double glazing and a fitted kitchen with built-in oven, hob and hood.
Also currently available at the development is a selection of stylish three-bedroom apartments from just £179,995 and the impressive five-bedroom ‘Westcott’ home priced from £280,000.
To make choosing Broughton Fields even more appealing to current homeowners, George Wimpey offers two special incentives on selected properties – part exchange and easymover.
Under the part exchange scheme, customers receive the market value of their current home, based on the average of three independent valuations, and can continue living in their current property until their new home is ready to move into.
Meanwhile, easymover lets customers reserve their new place and then sit back and relax while George Wimpey finds a purchaser for their current property – usually within five weeks and sometimes in as little as a fortnight!
Incentives can be tailored to homebuyers’ circumstances and are subject to availability. Further details are available from the Sales Executive.
Broughton Fields is a brand new community on the eastern edge of Milton Keynes which will benefit from a range of amenities including a primary school and playing fields.
Nearby Kingston, a major retail area for east Milton Keynes lying just a mile to the south and which will be linked to the development by a new public transport network, offers a wider selection of facilities.
Bus routes will also run to central Milton Keynes in just 10 minutes.
For commuters the M1 is a few minutes’ drive from Broughton Fields, while Milton Keynes Central railway station runs a direct service to London Euston, putting the capital just 45 minutes away by train.
See Also: Property News (6711), George Wimpey (77), Broughton Fields (3), Milton Keynes (52)
Date Published: 13 May 2010
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