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Early Bird Buyers Scoop New Luxury Homes
Families are snapping up new luxury homes in Walkden, Salford, with a quarter of properties at Countryside’s Heyfields development already sold off-plan. Prices start at £194,950.
Due to officially launch in May, the highly anticipated Manchester Road show village will give buyers the opportunity to view a selection of the 96 new homes planned for the area, 25% of which have already been reserved.
Peter Vella, Regional Sales and Marketing Director, Countryside commented: “The popularity of our new Heyfields development is testament to the increasing demand for luxury homes in Walkden. With fantastic schools and easy access to the surrounding areas, this development is the perfect setting for families looking for a quality home in a great location.
“We’re anticipating demand to remain high for these properties following the show village launch next month, so we’re encouraging buyers to get in touch today to secure a plot of their choice.”
Featuring high-spec designer kitchens and bathrooms, superior fixtures and fittings, quality flooring and landscaped gardens, each new home at Heyfields has been carefully designed to cater for the modern family and will be available through a range of home buying schemes, including Countryside’s own Part Exchange scheme and the popular Help to Buy initiative.
Open Thursday to Monday, from 11am until 6pm, the Heyfields sales office is located at Manchester Road, Walkden, M28 3TR. For more information please visit www.heyfieldswalkden.co.uk or follow us on Twitter @Heyfields_MCR.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Truth PR .
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