Halyards Place tempts the tastebuds in Hailsham

Barratt Southern Counties has tempting offers for homebuyers at Halyards Place, its new development in the historic country town of Hailsham, East Sussex. This weekend, on Sunday 23rd November, Barratt will be hosting a cheese and wine tasting, as well as the opportunity to view the stunning showhome and find out about the Barratt Home Exchange scheme which helps to make moving so much easier.

There has been much interest in this 1.5 acre luxury development at Hailsham, just north of Eastbourne, which will provide 22, two, three and four-bedroom houses. The new homes will complement the local character of existing properties in the area with an East Sussex cottage-style design.

There are a number of offers on selected properties, including a Home Exchange package and free removals. Barratt will value buyers' homes and agree an acceptable sale price, then assume responsibility of selling their home; Barratt will also organise and pay for the Home Information Pack (HIP). In addition, a mortgage subsidy is available to cover any extra mortgage payment above your present amount for two years.

"The attractive cottage-style design, combined with the beautiful and historic location of Hailsham seems to be a major contributing factor to the strong interest we have been experiencing in Halyards Place," said Trevor Sawyer, managing director of Barratt Southern Counties. He adds: "It is encouraging to be seeing so many potential purchasers despite the present economic climate, but it confirms our belief that there is continuing demand of well-designed, good quality properties in the right location."

The showhome has been planned with family living in mind. On the ground floor, the spacious open-plan living area opens up to a conservatory, which makes the room very light and perfect for entertaining. The modern interior design uses soft, muted colours such as cream and old rose, creating a sophisticated feel.

Prices at Halyards Place start at £211,995 for a two-bedroom house. For further information on Halyards Place, log on to Barratthomes.co.uk.