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New Worcester development is proving a hit with buyers
Eager housebuyers are flocking to a new development in Worcester.
Persimmon Homes South Midlands has cut the ribbon at its Hatton Grange showhome, off Walkers Lane, and sold eight properties in its first week.
Sales bosses believe the stunning interiors of the five bedroom showhome - with its themed Hungry Caterpillar bedroom, complete with astro turf flooring - and close proximity to the city centre and motorway is what is driving potential customers to the site.
Carol Selway, head of sales at Persimmon Homes South Midlands, said: “We are delighted with our latest development of 90 homes.
“The house designs and choices have been thoughtfully considered, enabling us to offer two to five bedroom homes as well as a collection of one bedroom apartments; there really is something for all budgets and lifestyle.
“There are lots of decisions to be made when considering a new house and a showhome can really help customers to visualise themselves living there. Our exquisite showhome provides that perfect setting.”
The double fronted, five bedroom Hadleigh showhome features a separate lounge and dining room with a spacious kitchen, breakfast area and family space stretching the width of the property, plus a detached garage.
“We have received a lot of interest in Hatton Grange, so would urge prospective house hunters to come and check out our latest showhome to avoid missing out.”
For further information on the properties available at Hatton Grange visit www.persimmonhomes.com or call the marketing suite on 01905 675 720.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ross Watson .
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