House hunters get a Valentine treat

While romance can strike unexpectedly and in the most unlikely of places, only a handful of settings are widely recognised as ‘romantic locations’.

One such place, deeply embedded in our conscience through classics such as ‘Brief Encounter’, is the humble railway station, a place where lovers meet, part and reunite again.

And so New York has its ‘Grand Central’ and Florence its ‘Santa Maria Novella,’ the beauty of which remained unrivalled for decades. But it’s all change this Valentine’s as British couples can finally discover the UK’s most romantic meeting point – London’s St Pancras.

Recently renovated and extended, St Pancras combines the best of the old and the new, with stunning Victorian architecture tastefully embraced by the ultimate in contemporary design, functionality and class.

And now Persimmon Homes South Midlands is on the lookout for a couple who wants to glide out of the glorious station onboard a Eurostar train to Paris for a romantic city break.

Alison Reading, sales director for Persimmon Homes, says: “St Pancras is an iconic location and a gateway to the world’s most romantic city and now visitors to our sites in the South Midlands have a chance to experience its beauty.”

“Couples come to see our showhomes when searching for a new home but also when looking for interior design and landscaping ideas and this month they will be able to win a great city break at the same time.”

“We realise that home ownership and the security it brings are paramount to the happiness of any relationship. With this in mind, we are currently offering a number of initiatives designed to help first time buyers onto the property ladder,” she adds.

For more information on the full range of stylish homes currently available from Persimmon and for your chance to win a romantic city break in Paris please visit the marketing suite at one of the following sites:

Bromsgrove – Breme Park (off Stoke Rd)
Cheltenham – Persimmon Gardens (off Hayden Rd)
Cleobury Mortimer – Cleobury Meadows (off Catherton Rd)
Coventry – Bannerbrook Park (off Banner Lane)
Gloucester – The Maples (off Coney Hill Rd)
The Grange, Tuffley (off Grange Rd)
Coopers Edge, Brockworth (off Valiant Way)
Leominster – Abbots Court (off Hereford Rd)
Stratford upon Avon – Trinity Place (off Trinity Way)
Rugby – Coton Meadows (off the A4236, Coton Park)
Warwick – Persimmon Meadows (off Hampton Rd)
Worcester – Hamilton Grange (off Worcester Rd)

For more information on the full range of developments visit Persimmonhomes.com.