Live the city life with Barratt in Salisbury

Barratt has just three homes left at its stunning city development Bishops Gait in Salisbury and is urging anyone interested to avoid disappointment and visit the sales office.

The three homes remaining comprise of two four bedroom Ripon designs and one five bedroom Ascot and offer excellent family living just minutes from the city centre of Salisbury.

The detached Ripon comes with a garden and integral garage. Inside, the accommodation includes a downstairs cloakroom, fitted kitchen/breakfast room, lounge/dining area with French doors to garden, utility room, bathroom and en-suite facilities. The remaining Ripon’s are priced at £289,995.

The Ascot is a stunning detached family home boasting a separate breakfast room, dining room, utility room, spacious lounge and integral garage on the ground floor and five bedrooms on the first floor including two en-suites and a separate family bathroom. One of the bedrooms could easily be converted to a spacious study should you not wish to utilise all rooms as sleeping accommodation. The remaining Ascot has an asking price of £375,995.

Barratt sales director Mark Docherty said: “Bishops Gait has proven extremely popular and this is reflected in that we have just three homes left. We are also offering part exchange for people who are moving up to a larger property,” Mark continued.

“We know that people who want to move to a larger house may be put off by the credit crunch, but our part exchange scheme removes all the uncertainty. Barratt is a guaranteed buyer - so there is no chain, no last minute price haggling and no hidden costs.”

A collection of just 20 homes, Bishops Gait is located in a popular residential area just a few minutes from Salisbury city centre. It is close to good schools and the local college.

Transport links are excellent, with the M27 and M3 motorways offering access to London and the south coast. Commuting by train is also easy, with regular intercity services operating from Salisbury station into Paddington and Waterloo.

For more information, visit barratthomes.co.uk.