Get moving to a brand new home at Bowbrook in Hartlebury
Property seekers in Worcestershire are invited to attend a special open weekend event at Bowbrook, Taylor Wimpey’s sought-after development in Hartlebury, to find out how moving to a brand new home could be easier than they thought.
The special event will take place on Saturday 25th and Sunday 26th June when home-hunters will be able to view many of the stunning four and five-bedroom property designs currently available at Bowbrook.
With friendly, helpful staff on hand too, it’ll be a great opportunity for everyone to find out more about the wonderful range of schemes that Taylor Wimpey currently offer.
For example, with the popular Part Exchange scheme customers can choose from a variety of plots at Bowbrook and will then receive an agreed offer price for their existing property, based on the average of independent professional valuations. With Taylor Wimpey as their cash buyer, they can stay in their old place until their new home is ready to move into, to help make moving as hassle-free as possible!
Elaine Cartwright, Sales and Marketing Director for Taylor Wimpey West Midlands, says: “There’s a fantastic selection of four and five-bedroom homes currently available at Bowbrook, and this open weekend will be an excellent opportunity for everyone to view our beautiful designs.
“What’s more, all the information people might need about making a move and how our range of homebuyer schemes and incentives can help will be available during our special open weekend event, so I’d urge anyone interested in finding out more to come along and see us on Saturday 25th or Sunday 26th June.”
There’s a wealth of four and five-bedroom homes available at Bowbrook, priced from just £365,995 and £399,995 respectively.
The spectacular five-bedroom ‘Sonnet’ home for example, offers the very best in family living and features a stunning kitchen design which is brand new for 2016.
The spacious entrance hallway leads to a large kitchen/breakfast room making this the heart of the home. The kitchen is complemented by a useful utility area. Also on the ground floor is a dining room, a well proportioned lounge, and a separate family room.
Upstairs the light and airy landing leads to two en suite bedrooms with the master bedroom benefiting from a dressing area. There are three further good sized bedrooms and a spacious main bathroom.
The Bowbrook development is surrounded by the rolling hills of Worcestershire on the edge of Hartlebury village, to offer a peaceful setting and relaxed lifestyle for residents.
Hartlebury is a large, attractive village and home to a wealth of amenities, including a post office and general store, farm shops, a petrol station, four traditional pubs, two churches and a village hall.
The historic Hartlebury Castle – an ancient fortified manor house which was formerly home to the Bishops of Worcester – also houses the magnificent ‘Hurd Library’ of rare and ancient books for public use, and Worcestershire County museum. Parents will appreciate that there is a good choice of schools close by, including Hartlebury C of E Primary School, which was rated ‘good’ by Ofsted in its latest inspection.
Meanwhile, Kidderminster is just five miles away for a wider range of amenities including sports centres, pubs, restaurants and shopping facilities, including Asda, Morrisons and Sainsbury’s superstores.
For commuters, Hartlebury’s close proximity to the A448 and A449 provides easy access to the M5. The village’s railway station provides direct services to Birmingham Moor Street, Kidderminster and Worcester Foregate Street, while bus services run between Kidderminster and Worcester regularly.
To come and see the outstanding four and five-bedroom designs available at Bowbrook for themselves, property-seekers should attend the open weekend on the 25th and 26th June from 11am to 5pm. Alternatively, the Sales and Marketing Suite, located off Worcester Road, Hartlebury, Worcestershire, DY11 7TU, is open Thursday to Monday from 11am to 5pm.
For more information, visit taylorwimpey.co.uk.
