Sales increase at Middleton housing development
Indecisive buyers, unwanted estate agency fees and last minute haggles over prices is leading to more than a third of British homebuyers looking for alternatives to help move them up the property ladder, according to industry experts.
Savvy homebuyers in Middleton are taking the hassle out of second-stepping up the property ladder thanks to a scheme from local housebuilder Morris.
The developer has seen a surge of interested buyers at its Sovereign Gate development, off Manchester Old Road, with seven completions in the past two months.
Morris is attributing the increase in sales to its part exchange scheme where the housebuilder will buy a house hunter’s existing property for 100 per cent of its market value, guaranteeing them a sale so they can trade up to a new home at Sovereign Gate.
Chris Minshall, regional sales director for Morris, said: “With the part exchange scheme we serve as a cash buyer for a buyer’s current property. This eliminates what is often the most stressful stage of moving home, and also removes additional estate agency fees.
“Homebuyers at Sovereign Gate who take advantage of the scheme don’t have to worry about a sale falling through and can enjoy a smooth journey to a new Morris home.”
There are a limited number of four-bed detached properties remaining at Morris’ Sovereign Gate development with the part exchange scheme, where prices start from £177,750.
The development is located near a range of essential amenities and quality local schools in Middleton town. Manchester is also just a 15 minute drive away so it is ideal for commuters.
Chris added, “The convenience of having local shops and popular destinations such as Manchester and the Trafford Centre within easy reach make the development an attractive option for families and young professional alike.”
Morris currently has a range of three and four bedroom homes available at Sovereign Gate starting from just £177,750.
To register interest at Morris’ Sovereign Gate, visit morrishomes.co.uk.
