Spacious Emerson show home awaits buyers seeking style and comfort in Ogmore-by-Sea
An irresistible combination of style, luxury, space and affordability awaits homebuyers at the exciting Te Rise @ Ocean View in Ogmore-by-Sea. David Wilson Homes is unveiling its detached five bedroom, three storey, Emerson show home next month. And demand is expected to be high among those seeking extra space to grow into. “Te Emerson is a beautifully-designed property, featuring bags of space, and we’re delighted to be highlighting everything it has to offer with our new show home,” said sales director Richard Lawson. “And, for £413,000, it offers outstanding value to those on a limited budget but who don’t want to sacrifice the kind of quality you would expect at a David Wilson Homes development.” Te Emerson offers an impressive open-plan kitchen, dining and family room with french doors opening out to the garden. Tere is also a separate sitting room, with a light and airy feel to it. And a dining room provides extra space for more formal occasions. On the first floor, there are three good-sized bedrooms - with en suite and dressing area to the master. And there is an attractive family bathroom. Te second floor features the two remaining bedrooms, and a spacious shower room. “Tis is such a popular development - and we’re expecting a great deal of interest when we unveil our
latest addition in June,” added Richard. Te Rise @ Ocean View is ideally located in Ogmore- by-Sea, featuring a premium range of four and five bedroom homes. Ideally situated on the Glamorgan Heritage Coast with miles of breathtaking countryside
waiting to be explored, the development is also close to the M4 - making this semi-rural setting perfect for families and professionals alike. For more information about Te Rise @ Ocean View, please call 0844 5710 385 or visit
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Swansea homeowners live in six homes during their lifetime
Homeowners in Swansea are likely to live in six homes during their life according to a new survey. Te Barratt Homes study into house moves reveals that the vast majority of the region’s residents were found to be real home-birds - with 40 percent expecting to move home just one to three
times in a lifetime. Looking at the age of respondents, the older they are, the slightly higher (and more accurate) the number, with older people averaging five homes in a lifetime, while younger people anticipate moving three times. Te trend - perhaps surprisingly - goes
against the fact the younger generation are perceived as more fluid and transient, the job market more volatile and the world in general ever more travelled and easier to explore. Of the factors that encourage Swansea homeowners to find and stay in an area, the main reason is affordability (47 per
cent), followed by being close to friends and family (46 per cent) easy access to work (43 per cent) and good local amenities (39 per cent). Barratt Homes sales director Richard Lawson said: “We can take from this survey that people in Swansea are generally happy with their homes. Tey choose to stay in the area for reasons such as proximity to work and to services while family and friends play a big factor in their decisions.” He said the fact that new homes are designed to be flexible and accommodate couples and families at different times of their lives are likely to mean even fewer moves it the future. New homes are designed with modern living in mind,” he said. “Buyers like the flexibility of open plan living, the ease of working from home and the build quality and energy benefits of new homes. Tey know that these homes have been well designed with the future in mind and have been built in sought-aſter locations.” For more information about homes near you from five star housebuilder Barratt, please call 0844 5710 385 or visit
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