Barratt ‘house party’ a success in Paulton

Barratt recently hosted its second ‘House Party on the Green’ with its Paulton development Fieldways this time playing host.

The party proved a huge success with the sales team now dealing with a flurry of interest from potential buyers with three homes having already been snapped up.

The spectacular home event which recently proved incredibly popular at Barratt’s Bristol development The Meadows, had all types of buyers clamouring for a look at the stunning collection of homes.

Barratt sales director Louise Ware said: “Following the huge success of the party at The Meadows we are thrilled to have replicated it at Fieldways. The team has already sold three homes after following up many interested buyers which is fantastic.”

Residents and visitors to the development on the day enjoyed food and drink whilst taking a tour of the development and being shown the plans by members of the Barratt sales team.

Fieldways welcomes every type of buyer, from first time buyers and downsizers to those trading up to a larger family home and Barratt offers an array of schemes and initiatives to assist everyone.

Every home is in reach for buyers whether you are a first time buyer who can take advantage of new government HomeBuy initiative or an existing home owner considering part exchange.

Those taking advantage of HomeBuy Direct will receive a 30 per cent equity loan funded jointly by Barratt and the government. The buyer finances the remaining 70 per cent of the purchase price either through a mortgage, a deposit or a combination of the two.

The part exchange scheme lets the housebuilder cover the cost of HIPs, removes the need for any estate agent fees, and eliminates the stress of a chain by becoming a guaranteed buyer for your existing home.

Fieldways is located in Church Street in the village of Paulton and offers a selection of one bedroom properties together with larger three and four-bedroom houses. Local amenities include supermarkets, a library, schools and pubs.

The village is close to the market town of Midsomer Norton and the former coal-mining town of Radstock. The A37 and A39 provide easy links to the thriving cities of Bristol and Bath.

For more information, visit Barratthomes.co.uk.