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Homebuyers who put their heart and 'sole' into finding the perfect property will find Redrow'sWellington style offers the perfect fit.
The four-bedroom townhouse has space and flexibility for the whole family, with areas to gather together and rooms in which to escape for privacy and peace.
And there are currently fourWellington homes to choose from at Redrow's lovely Lancaster Mews development in the Clifton area of York, from mid to end- terrace and one semi-detached, with prices starting at £269,950.
Patsy Aicken, sales director for Redrow Homes (Yorkshire), says: “Lancaster Mews features a range of homes from our distinctive Regent Collection, with full-
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of-character period frontages reminiscent of the Georgian period.
“The homes are both grand and elegant but - like the neighbouring Granary development, which features properties from Redrow's Arts & Crafts inspired Heritage Collection - they offer state of the art contemporary interiors which make living easy and enjoyable.”
Lancaster Mews, offWater Lane, boasts a collection of two, three, four and five- bedroom homes, all designed with today's families in mind.
“And one of the gems in the Regent crown is theWellington home,” adds Patsy. “It's a stunning four-bedroom townhouse, with a carefully considered layout and design that elevates it way
above its rivals, and that all important third floor which sets it apart from so many other four-bedroom properties.”
Stepping through the portico entrance buyers will find a spacious kitchen diner at the heart of this impressive home, with a generous lounge beyond which opens out to the garden.
Moving up to the first floor, there are two double bedrooms and one single, together with a family bathroom. A short ascent to the top floor reveals the piece de resistance of this property; a magnificent master bedroom and en-suite shower room fill what would normally be redundant roof space and provide a welcoming and much-needed sanctuary at the end of the day.
But theWellington isn't just beautiful. Such a design allows for greater flexibility for family living that top floor could easily be used as a guest suite, teenage hideaway, home office or playroom for the kids and real value for money, going up instead of out and, thus, reducing cost.
And, creating even better value for money, is the Help to Buy scheme through which theWellington could be bought. Typically, customers using Help to Buy should only need a 5% deposit and a 75% mortgage. The remaining 20% is covered by an equity loan from the Government, which, crucially, is interest free for the first five years.
On a property valued at £269,950, that means a deposit of £13,497.50 and a mortgage of £202,462.50, with the
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remaining £53,990 covered by the equity loan, thus reducing the initial cost in those important early years.
Set just to the north of York, Lancaster Mews has every desirable amenity close to hand, without all the hustle and bustle of living in the city centre itself. Buyers will also find a great selection of schools nearby.
For more information on the Wellington and other Regent Collection homes at Lancaster Mews call 01904 275 070, or visit the sales centre and show homes from 10am to 5.30pm, Thursday to Monday inclusive. Alternatively, visit the website:
www.redrow.co.uk/lancastermews.
•Redrow's Regent CollectionWellington style home as featured at Lancaster Mews, York BELLWAY DUO AIMS HIGH WITH 2017 NSPCC CHARITY BALL
Over the last 18-years, Harrogate-based property professionals, John Carter and Stuart Smith have helped raise over £100,000 for the NSPCC, and in 2017 the pair are setting their sights higher than ever before they want to surpass the record-breaking £17,798 raised at last year's annual ball.
John Carter, Bellway Yorkshire's managing director, and Stuart Smith, the company's senior buyer, first came together to raise money for the NSPCC in 1999 when they worked together at TaylorWoodrow, and now several career steps later, are still dedicated to helping the charity in its on-going fight against child abuse.
Stuart Smith, who has been with
Bellway since 2015, said: “We haven't quite managed a ball a year since we first started, but last year was our tenth in seventeen years, so we've done pretty well especially when you consider the amount we've raised has grown every year, and the night itself has become one of the most eagerly anticipated events on the local property industry calendar.”
This year's Bellway NSPCC Charity Ball takes place on Saturday 30th September at The Majestic Hotel in Harrogate, and although tickets aren't on public sale there is still an opportunity for local people and businesses to play their part in the fundraising effort. John and Stuart are currently looking for
donations for both raffle prizes and auction lots and are delighted to accept whatever people deem fit to donate.
“Last year we had everything from meal vouchers to hampers, bottles of whisky to tickets to the races, and everything that was donated was either added to the auction or given away in the raffle,” continued Stuart. “Therefore, if any local businesses or individuals would like to help us break through the £20,000 mark for the very first time then do get in touch we'd love to hear from you.”
For those wishing to get in touch with Stuart or John they should call them on 01937 583533 or e-mail
stuart.smith@
bellway.co.uk.
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