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Make a six-figure saving with a new home at Beechbrook Park

12th April 2013 Print
The Weald house type at Beechbrook Park

Property-seekers in East Sussex are being urged to discover Taylor Wimpey’s stunning Beechbrook Park development in Buxted - where big savings are up for grabs.

This popular development offers would-be buyers the chance to choose from a superb selection of three, four and five-bedroom houses that are priced incredibly favourably when compared with second-hand properties in the local area.

In fact, homebuyers who snap up the brand new five-bedroom Plot 19 ‘Weald’ detached house at Beechbrook Park, priced at £415,000, could save more than £240,000 on the cost of a similar-sized older property in the sought-after TN22 postcode.

4-bedroom 5-bedroom
Beechbrook Park From £375,000 From £415,000

Average house price
in TN22 postcode* £448,397 (+£73,397) £655,595 (+£240,595)

*Average property asking prices according to zoopla.co.uk on 20th March 2013

Sarah Pasco, Regional Sales and Marketing Director for Taylor Wimpey, says: “The difference in property prices in this part of the world – even within the same postcode – can be quite staggering.

“Home-hunters who choose to buy at Beechbrook Park could save a fortune on both their deposit and their mortgage repayments, potentially leaving them with some welcome spare cash at the end of each month.

“Plus, by choosing a brand new Taylor Wimpey home over a second-hand property, purchasers have all the benefits of owning a maintenance-free house without being left with the expense of fixing the previous occupants’ botched DIY projects and décor!”

All new homes at Beechbrook Park are completed to a high standard specification, with central heating, double glazing and fitted kitchen with integrated oven, hob and hood.

With a population of 3,000, Buxted is a peaceful yet thriving community located on the edge of the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

The village boasts a healthy array of clubs, societies and community events, plus a range of activities including amateur dramatics, choir singing, a local orchestra and art society, while facilities are available for various sports.

Buxted has its own primary school, and a toddler group and pre-school are also located in the village, while day nurseries and secondary schooling can be found in nearby Uckfield.

There is a village store and pharmacy, a new medical centre, two pubs, plus a popular restaurant at nearby Buxted Park Hotel. There are also plans for a new community hall in Buxted, while supermarkets, high street shops and other amenities can be found in the local market towns of Uckfield, which is two miles away, and Crowborough, which is six miles from home.

A haven for commuters, Buxted has its own railway station, which offers direct services to London Bridge in about 70 minutes. The village is also handy for the A22 with its routes to Eastbourne, London and the M25 and the A26 to Tunbridge Wells 15 miles away and Brighton, 21 miles from home.

To find out more about the stunning new homes available for great-value prices at Beechbrook Park, property-seekers should visit the Sales Information Centre, located in High Street, Buxted, and open daily between 10.30am and 5.30pm. Alternatively, log on to taylorwimpey.co.uk/swt.

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The Weald house type at Beechbrook Park