Hassle free moves on offer from Bloor Homes
As properties are becoming increasingly harder to sell, more and more people are turning to reputable house builders, such as Bloor Homes, who are offering Part Exchange schemes at their new developments.Bloor Homes is offering Part Exchange at its Dukes Rise development in Tadley Acres, Shepton Mallet - a development which offers a diverse selection of two bedroom apartments as well as two, three and four bedroom homes in a variety of different housetypes. The scheme is a great way of helping purchasers who have an existing home to sell, as Bloor Homes will step in and (subject to terms and conditions) buy their property from them.
John Lusty, Managing Director for Bloor Homes, says: "The benefits of Part Exchange are endless. Anyone who has a property to sell really should come and talk to us about how we can help them move. With Part Exchange we will buy the purchaser's property from them so that they can buy a new Bloor home. Not only does this eradicate the long process of selling a home, it also means no complicated chains, no estate agents fees plus a guaranteed cash buyer on the existing property!"
Dukes Rise is a delightful development which offers a variety of houses in differing sizes and designs to suit purchasers across the entire buying-spectrum. With charismatic cobbled streets, well-kept and tidy luscious green spaces, and some homes rendered in soft honey tones, this development is a warm and welcoming place to call home.
Blending architectural excellence with exquisite surrounds, Dukes Rise is well worth a visit. Surrounded by the beautiful Somerset countryside, yet located on the edge of Shepton Mallet, the development offers its residents the best of both worlds.
The historic town of Shepton Mallet offers many amenities including large shops and specialist shops as well as a wide array of pubs and restaurants. For the commuter, the M4 and M5 are both easily accessed.
For further information about Part Exchange and Dukes Rise, log on to Bloorhomes.com.
