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Award winning house builder launches in Penistone
Duchy Homes, Yorkshire’s award winning house builder has officially launched the sale of 11 new detached houses in Penistone, near Barnsley.
Planning permission was granted earlier this year for the Watermill Gardens development on the site of a former farm buildings off Barnsley Road in Penistone. The executive homes boast all the usual hallmarks of quality that have become synonymous with Duchy Homes, the NHBC’s Best House Builder of the Year in Yorkshire and the North East.
Sales have been launched for the Watermill Gardens development which has a combination of four four-bedroom and seven five-bedroom detached properties.
As with all Duchy Homes properties, the houses will boast an impressive choice of internal features and will incorporate the highest quality fixtures and fittings from suppliers such as Moores, Crosswater and AEG. The development is expected to complete at the end of 2017 and the show home will be open for viewing in Spring 2017. Prices start from £454,999.
Jim Cropper, Group Managing Director at Duchy Homes, said: “I am delighted to announce plans for our latest development in Penistone. This is a vibrant market town that has much to offer those of all ages. Watermill Gardens is extremely well located with close proximity to the town centre and its wide range of amenities including restaurants, pubs and shops. It enjoys excellent road and rail links to major towns and cities including Manchester, Leeds, Sheffield and Barnsley, and has a well-regarded local Grammar School. Duchy Homes are proud to be building luxury new homes in this town.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Caroline Marsden .
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