Gloucestershire Property News

Despite ongoing reports of a national slow down in the current UK housing market, Persimmon Homes South Midlands has received an increase of 50 per cent of first time buyers reserving at its Kingsway development in Gloucester.

Buyers looking for an affordable family house with flexible accommodation could find the home of their dreams at Equinox, Barratt’s highly successful development in Cheltenham.

Westonbirt Arboretum and the gardens of Highgrove have provided inspiration for David Wilson Homes to name its properties at The Hamptons in Tetbury. Plants ranging from Dahlias through to Willow, Morello and Tulipa have all been used identify the individual homes on the development.

James and Sara Holt found the perfect family home when they part exchanged to a five-bedroom house at Stafford Mews, David Wilson Homes’ new development in Thornbury.

Homebuyers in Tewkesbury are giving a definite sign that confidence is returning to the housing market, with housebuilder Miller Homes agreeing two off-plan sales at its Meadows development already this month.

We all recognise that purchasing a new home can be one of the most stressful things we have to entertain, which is why the team at Persimmon Homes South Midlands goes out of their way to ensure that buying one of their brand new homes is as simple and stress free as possible.

If you’re ready to purchase a brand new property in the sought-after Gloucester area, but are daunted by reports of difficulties in obtaining a mortgage, then fear not as Persimmon Homes South Midlands is hosting a 70 per cent shared equity HomeBuy Direct day at it’s the Marketplace development in the city designed to assist those with little or no deposit.

House hunters looking for a new home in one of Gloucestershire’s most desirable developments need to move quickly, as over 60 per cent of homes at George Wimpey’s Monks Meadow development in Wotton-under-Edge have now been sold.

If you feel like you are throwing your money away on rent but can’t see how you could manage a mortgage, you might be surprised to learn that buying your own home could cost you just £684 per month at George Wimpey’s Battledown Park development in Cheltenham.

Bryant Homes’ Rosefields development in Tewkesbury is currently enjoying strong sales with house hunters snapping up homes at the development. Rosefields are celebrating sales in excess of 13 in the last month alone, showing some of the ‘green shoots’ reported by market experts last week.

Looking for a family home in an exceptional location? You will find a stunning selection of houses at The Hamptons, David Wilson Homes’ exclusive development in Tetbury, and you won’t even have to deal with the bother and expense of selling your existing home.

Shrewd house buyers are taking advantage of the great shared equity schemes on offer at Miller Homes’ Millers Gate development in Quedgeley, with 80 percent of sales so far this year made through the new initiative.

The government’s HomeBuy Direct shared equity scheme is proving popular with young homebuyers at The Meadows, Barratt’s development in Siston Common, where the scheme has been in great demand.

When retired couple Michael and Vivian Barnes decided to buy a second home, they found the perfect apartment at Equinox, Barratt’s highly successful development in Cheltenham.

Crest Nicholson is calling on home buyers to act fast if they want to buy one of the last two remaining homes at its stylish Avon Vale development in Evesham.

With the summer months fast approaching George Wimpey is inviting you to banish all thoughts of winter and turn your attention to the joys of the great outdoors at its Monks Meadow development in Kingswood.

The Cirencester property market has been given a boost with the development of sought-after new homes, says one of the area’s leading estate agents.

Bryant Homes is offering homebuyers in Gloucester a range of luxury four bedroom, detached homes for less than £250K, at its Kings Mead development in Quedgeley.

Alan Souter has an eye for a long-term investment opportunity. After seeing the homes on offer at Barratt’s Equinox development in Cheltenham, he decided to buy an apartment for his six-year-old son, Daniel.

Prospective homebuyers looking for their perfect family home can take advantage of a new Government backed scheme which enables them to move into a new home in Brockworth for just 70 per cent of the price.

Barratt is continuing its support for Gloucester football with sponsorship of two local under 15 teams Hucclecote and Quedgeley Wanderers. The housebuilder began its links with the two clubs when it started building its developments Grange Court in Quedgeley and Coopers Edge in Hucclecote.

If you’re thinking about buying your first home, given the current market conditions, you’ve probably resided to the fact that you’ve only got two options – a small apartment or a small house.

Interest has been so high in Barratt’s new government-back HomeBuy Direct scheme and part exchange options that it is holding a special event at its Equinox development in Cheltenham for potential buyers to learn more.

Moving to a new home may be easier than you think – especially if you would like to buy a new home at David Wilson Homes’ development in Tetbury – The Hamptons.

Gloucestershire’s leading homebuilder has reported a strong sales performance in the first three months of the year, adding to hopes that the worst of the economic news may have passed.