Midlands success for Crest Nicholson

A substantial increase in new homes sales shows Midlands developer Crest Nicholson is refusing to falter in the face of the widely reported property slump.

Belying talks of a significant downturn, the home builder has sold 90 properties between January and April, an impressive increase on the same period last year.

And, in response to the rising confidence in the market, the company is now preparing to release more properties to prospective buyers.

One development benefiting from an impressive array of quality built homes is Camelot Gardens in the charming Nottinghamshire village of Ruddington.

Set on Camelot Street, Camelot Gardens has something to suit everyone from families looking for a spacious home to downsizers, looking for a low maintenance lifestyle.

Amanda Benjamin, area sales manager for Crest Nicholson (Midlands) said: “With its village location and rural surroundings, Ruddington is an idyllic setting for families, or for anyone who wants to be part of a traditional community where history, nature and beautifully designed new homes wonderfully combine.”

Home to a number of listed buildings, Ruddington also offers visitors three museums.

But despite a strong identity as a heritage village it still has plenty to offer the modern family. A range of amenities are on offer in the village including shops, pubs, a medical centre and dentists as well as primary and secondary schools.

Elsewhere, Rushcliffe Country Park is on its doorstep, offering a wealth of outdoor activities and Sherwood Forest is within easy reach, as is Ruddington Grange Golf Club.

And when the bright lights of the city beckon, Ruddington is only five miles away from Nottingham city centre and offers easy access to other Midlands cities, the M1 and Nottingham East Midlands Airports.

Camelot Gardens comprises a range of two, three and four-bedroom houses. Current availability here is from £119,950 to £274,950.

For more information see Crestnicholson.com/camelotgardens.