Taylor Wimpey offers great new-build options in Staffordshire
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In today’s housing market, new-build homes offer a host of benefits and buying options to first-time buyers and homeowners that re-sale properties don’t. They are a blank canvas to make your own and most come with a ten-year warranty, so you’re covered if things go wrong. And thanks to modern building standards, rising energy prices are much less of a problem because the homes are very well-insulated and are fitted with the latest energy-efficient appliances. Many housebuilders offer incentives and help to buy.
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“Taylor Wimpey has a really impressive range of buyer incentives right now,” says Keith Osborne, editor of new homes portal whathouse.co.uk, “and homebuyers in Staffordshire will find a great selection of property types to suit their budget, whether they’re after an urban setting or somewhere quieter.”
Regency Square is a development of new three- and four-bedroom homes set around a pleasant park a mile and a half from the centre of Burton-on-Trent. Some properties are available with the government-backed FirstBuy scheme, which allows first-time buyers to defer some of the cost of a new home. At Regency Square, FirstBuy allows you to buy a £130,000 three-bedroom, two-bathroom terraced home with a deposit of as little as £6,500 and a mortgage of £97,500.
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On the western fringes of Kidsgrove, Bluebell Croft offers two-, three- and four-bedroom homes priced from £149,995 up to £210,000 close to open countryside but with useful local amenities such as schools, shops, library, post office, bank and health centre. There’s another government-backed scheme on offer here, and this one is also open to homeowners, not just those trying to buy a first property. “The scheme, NewBuy, grants access to 95% mortgages, so buyers won’t need huge savings or equity in their current home to take advantage of it,” says Osborne.
Buyers should act quickly to secure one of just two remaining four-bedroom houses for sale at Broadhurst Gardens in Huntington, priced £199,995 and £224,995. The development offers a good alternative for those house-hunting in Hednesford, Stafford or Penkridge. It’s surrounded by a thriving community with good local amenities and is handy for the A34 Cannock to Stafford road and the M6.
Another popular new development is The Pinnacle in Stoke-on-Trent, a collection of apartments and family homes in an appealing location near the Peak District. The homes are built around a quiet cul-de-sac with rural views but within convenient reach of central Stoke-on-Trent. The M6 is nine miles away, putting Greater Manchester, the Midlands and North Wales within easy reach for commuters. Properties there are currently priced from £119,995 to £228,995, there are 95% mortgages available thanks to the NewBuy scheme.
You can find out more about the best new homes for sale in Staffordshire and around the UK right now by checking the daily news on www.whathouse.co.uk and subscribing to our monthly digital magazine.
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