David Wilson Homes takes the strain of household bills

Thousands of people in Cheshire must wish they could keep more of their hard-earned money and not have to write cheques for the household bills. But help is now at hand.

You could save literally thousands of pounds on bills during the next 18 months because David Wilson Homes North West is offering to pay the gas, electricity, water and council tax for you until the summer of 2010 when you buy a great value new home at one of its developments in the region.

You could be left with thousands of pounds more in your wallet – which would make a new David Wilson home as attainable as it’s been in a generation.

Shohreh Bowler, sales director at David Wilson Homes North West, said: “Nobody enjoys spending their hard-earned money on household bills. And when gas and electricity prices are as high as they are now everyone feels hard-pressed.

“That’s why we’re offering to pay your bills for 18 months if you buy a new home at one of our developments in Cheshire. You could have literally thousands of pounds more to spend for the next year and a half, by which time economists think the worst of the downturn will have passed.

“So if you do want to buy a new house now could be a window of opportunity. Just think how much more affordable the home of your dreams would become if you didn’t have to pay a penny on household bills for a year and a half?

“This is one of the many great packages we have available for people who are buying into the market at the best prices for a generation.”

Homes currently available for gas, electric, water and council tax paid in Cheshire include selected plots at the Ascot Gardens and Wentworth Gardens developments in Widnes, Swans Reach in Runcorn and North Square, Hartford Place and Steinbeck Grange at Chapelford Village in Warrington.

Offering a range of homes, from one and two bedroom apartments to three, four and five bedroom family homes, David Wilson Homes North West has something to offer everyone in Cheshire.

As part of Chapelford Urban Village, the Hartford Place, North Square and Steinbeck Grange developments benefit from plenty of open spaces, such as Dakota Park, as well as a variety of local amenities, including the Gemini retail park, which boasts an IKEA and a large M&S plus a leisure centre nearby.

Meanwhile, for purchasers looking to find their ideal home in Widnes, the Wentworth Gardens and Ascot Gardens developments are conveniently situated, boasting a good range of amenities close by including a selection of schools, restaurants, bars, high street shops and leisure facilities all within walking distance in Widnes town centre.

Finally, Swans Reach is set within a superb location with easy access to some of the country’s most majestic scenery including Snowdonia, the Pennines, the Lake District and the Peak District, Swans Reach offers its residents the best of both worlds. Besides the appeal of peaceful semi-rural living, the development also offers homeowners a selection of essential amenities close by including high street shops, superstores, schools and leisure facilities.

What’s more, with great links via the M62, M57 and M6, homeowners across the Cheshire development will benefit from easy access to Manchester and Liverpool, making them ideally placed for commuters.

To find out more about the Utilities scheme or any of David Wilson Homes’ new properties, log on to Dwh.co.uk.