PROPERTY FLAGBOARD
Town & Count ry Homes NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY WITH CREST NICHOLSON
DISCOVER THE ADVANTAGES OF CHOOSING A NEW BUILD HOME WITH CREST NICHOLSON
Following recent news that UK mortgage approvals hit a nine-month high in summer 2018, coupled with interest rates remaining low, now is the time for potential home buyers to discover the advantages of choosing a new build home with Crest Nicholson:
1. No chain New build homes come with the added benefit of having no upward chain
to consider. This means the whole process is much less stressful and often quicker than a second-hand purchase.
2. Peace of mind All new-homes are independently
assessed during construction and covered by a 10-year warranty. Home security and low-level maintenance are built in from the design stage and every home undergoes a stringent ‘fit for purpose’ inspection prior to occupancy.
3. Value for money New homes are
built to a much higher specification than the majority of older homes, so you often get more for your money. They have central heating, double-glazing, floor and wall insulation as standard.
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4. Tailored to your lifestyle New homes are built to make use of
every inch of space. Often in older properties, with dated layouts, living space goes unused. New homes on the other hand provide large flexible living spaces than can be tailored to your lifestyle.
5. A sustainable choice The average new home is up to four
times more energy efficient than a traditional second-hand home. New homes have excellent insulation and the latest energy saving appliances. This means they have lower running costs compared to traditional homes.
Choose from Crest Nicholson’s
selection of high-specification developments across the counties.
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