Bellway brings new homes to historic Guisborough
New developments are few and far between in traditional market towns, however award winning house builder, Bellway has managed to secure an attractive plot of land where it is building a new residential quarter called Enfield Mews in the historic town of Guisborough in North Yorkshire.
Prices start from £184,995 and buyers can choose from a range of house styles including detached and semi detached homes in three and four bedroom arrangements.
Visitors to Enfield Mews can view two Bellway show homes which have been attractively decorated and furnished to allow visitors to sample the space and living quality on offer.
The Belsay is a traditional family home offering 1,361 sq ft of living space. The ground floor provides an entrance hallway leading to a separate living room with a feature bay window and independent family room which connects to a spacious and well fitted kitchen /diner of which there is a separate utility room and WC.
The first floor comprises four bedrooms and a family bathroom, the master bedroom measures 11’ 3” x 11’ 9” and benefits from ensuite facilities. Externally there is an integrated single garage.
The second show home, the Brampton provides 962 sq ft of living space. The ground floor comprises of an entrance lobby leading to a living room and separate dining room with a door to the kitchen of which there is a utility room and WC. The first floor provides three bedrooms and a family bathroom. Bedrooom one, the master also includes an ensuite.
Interested buyers can select from a range of incentives that Bellway is offering to help them move. One of the most popular incentives is the Government’s Help to Buy scheme, this requires a minimum deposit of five per cent and provides a five year interest free twenty per cent loan, and enables buyers to reduce their mortgage payments during the first five years of occupation.
For customers with a home to sell, Bellway can offer part exchange facilities or its Express Mover service, where Bellway will mange the sale of your old property free of charge.
Sitting on the boundary of the North Yorks Moors National Park, Guisborough is an ideal centre for many activities including walking, cycling and horse riding. Guisborough's most notable historic feature is the ruined Priory located off Church Street, with its Gothic post gable standing at 97 feet and dating back to the twelfth century.
For families, The Belmont Primary School is just over a five minute walk away, whilst the Galley Hill Primary and several other excellent facilities for younger children are located within a short distance of Enfield Mews. The Laurence Jackson School for children aged 11-16 is also just five minutes away and the Nunthorpe Academy only ten minutes by car.
For more information, visit bellway.co.uk.
