New Homes March - April 2018 Wales and the South West Perfect new home in a picturesque location


Te chance to own a first home together at one of the region’s most sought-aſter locations, was too good to resist when Alan and Clare Sonn visited David Wilson Homes’ King’s Wood Gate in Monmouth. Te couple, who describe themselves as ‘second time arounders’, had been living in Ross-on-Wye and both had their own homes - but were keen to consolidate their assets and move to popular Monmouth. Part exchange removes all the uncertainty associated with a move. David Wilson Homes is a guaranteed cash buyer - so there is no chain, no last minute price haggling and no hidden costs. And people can stay in their


existing property until their new home is ready. Te Cornell house type offers plenty of light and space. Te airy lounge has a bay window, and the well-arranged kitchen benefits from a breakfast area and adjoining utility room. Te dining room features a glazed bay that lets natural light stream in. Upstairs, there is a master bedroom with an en suite shower room, two further double bedrooms, a single bedroom, and a family bathroom. “We looked at various styles of homes but we loved the Cornell the most for a number of reasons,” said Alan. “Te kitchen/diner is large, open, and very family-friendly - with a


very large french doors opening out onto the garden. Te lounge is large and light, and the entire house is incredibly spacious” “It was an easy decision for us to make. From the location and the development itself, to the beautiful Cornell home” Offering a range of stylish three, four and five bedroom homes, King’s Wood Gate is set just outside the historic market of Monmouth. Te location offers beautiful scenic views of the surrounding countryside, a vibrant town centre and prestigious schools nearby. For more information about homes at King’s Wood Gate, please call 0844 5710 385 or visit dwh.co.uk


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