House hunters searching for a slice of idyllic Cornish life will be spoilt for choice as leading house builder Taylor Wimpey prepares to open two stunning developments in September.
Trevenson Meadows in Newquay, opening on 18th September, and Fairfields in Probus, Truro, opening on 25th September, promise to bring an attractive collection of two, three and four bedroom high quality affordable homes to the area. Demand for both developments is already high and this will be the first time keen house hunters can pay a visit to the new marketing suites and take a look at the development plans.
Janine Davey, regional sales and marketing director for Taylor Wimpey Exeter, said: “We’re delighted to be in a position to launch both Fairfields and Trevenson Meadows in September, bringing much needed quality homes to the area. The response we’ve had to date for both developments has been fantastic and we’re in no doubt that once the marketing suites open this will continue to grow. If you’re keen to be amongst the first to view the plans and find out more about the homes available to buy off plan, then I’d encourage you to pay us a visit on the opening weekend’’.
At Fairfields, which was named with the help of pupils at Probus Community School, the house builder will transform the land formerly owned by the St Merryn company into a stylish selection of homes featuring natural Cornish stone and slate, with some benefiting from wonderful views across the Cornish countryside.
Situated less than two miles from the coast and close to beautiful open countryside Trenvenson Meadows, which was purchased in conjunction with developer Silex Land, offers the perfect location for buyers seeking a modern, stylish new home in a vibrant seaside location.
To help make the move easier and more affordable, Taylor Wimpey will be offering a range of financial incentives, including its popular Part Exchange scheme, on selected homes at both developments.
See Also: Property News (5994), Taylor Wimpey (1571), Trevenson Meadows (6), Fairfields (13), Newquay (11), Probus (7), Truro (5), Cornwall (15)
Date Published: 08 September 2010
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