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Time running out for buyers in Worcestershire
Time is running out for house hunters to buy a brand new home on a delightful development in Worcestershire.
That’s the advice from regional housebuilder Charles Church Central with just a single property remaining of the 62 initially on offer at Bilberry Grange in the picturesque village of Cofton Hackett.
The remaining property on the development is a four-bedroom detached, featuring two en suites. The homeowner will be able to move in within six weeks of reserving.
Amanda Benjamin, head of sales for Charles Church Central, said: “We have been delighted with the response at Bilberry Grange and thrilled that a very strong community has been formed.
“We only have one left to sell at £414,995 so this is the very last chance for people to buy on the development.
“It is in a wonderful location and the property we have remaining is ideal for a growing family looking for more space.”
The homes are designed to include features such as brick corbelled eaves and oriel casement windows, offering the quality that is synonymous with Charles Church.
Bilberry Grange is also within close proximity to a number of local amenities and first class educational facilities including Cofton Primary School.
For further information about remaining property at Bilberry Grange call 0121 293 2088 or visit www.charleschurch.com.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ross Watson .
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