Part exchange to a life of luxury in Cranage
Those who long to move to a luxurious new home in the heart of Cheshire could find it’s simple and stress-free with a visit to Woodside Court in Cranage.
The exclusive development of just eight executive family homes is attracting strong interest from potential purchasers.
Visitors to the show home are enamoured with the beauty of the location and the superior specification, but many would-be purchasers have a property of their own to sell. With that in mind, Elan Homes is promoting part exchange to enable customers to move up to their new home without the stress of finding a buyer for their present property.
Andrew Robertson, senior sales manager for Elan Homes in the North, explains: “Moving home should be a positive experience and while it’s often seen as stressful we want to make it as easy as possible for our customers. Thanks to part exchange they won’t have to worry about securing a buyer for the property they’re moving from as they will simply be able to put its value towards a bigger, better, brand new home. They’ll even be able to stay in their current home until the new one is ready. If that wasn’t enough we’re also offering to contribute up to £2,500 towards legal fees, surveys and removal costs.”
Woodside Court features a choice of four and five-bedroom homes, with current prices from £399,995 to £469,995.
Located on the edge of Cranage village, among the rolling Cheshire hills, they enjoy an idyllic setting close to Holmes Chapel and within easy reach of Chester.
There’s a wealth of amenities nearby including shops and restaurants, plus as the development is within the catchment area for a choice of good local schools it’s ideal for buyers with children. Plus with strong road and rail links, the development is well placed as a base for commuters.
To discover how part exchange could help you climb the property ladder, visit the sales office and show home at Woodside Court, open Thursday to Monday from 10am to 5pm. For more information, see elan-homes.co.uk.
