Move up in the world with George Wimpey

A magnificent double-fronted, detached home is available now at George Wimpey's Castleford development in Market Drayton - and at just £225,000 it offers a lifestyle on a new level.

The three-storey, four-bedroom ‘Fairfield' design is ideal for growing families, those choosing to work from home - and for admiring the views at this sought-after semi-rural location.

And better still, one fast-moving purchaser can secure the ‘Fairfield' at the low price of only £225,000 if they reserve before Christmas.

This highly desirable house design features a spacious kitchen/breakfast room with French doors to the rear garden, a utility room, a dining/family room, a large lounge which also has doors to the garden and a cloakroom off the entrance hallway.

Upstairs, the landing leads to a master bedroom with built-in wardrobes and en-suite bathroom, a second double bedroom with en-suite, and a study. Two further bedrooms and a family bathroom can be found on the top floor.

Like all homes at the development, the ‘Fairfield' enjoys a high standard specification, including gas central heating, double glazing and a kitchen with built-in oven, hob and hood.

As an alternative to this four-bedroom housetype, customers can also choose from three-bedroom designs starting at £169,995, and a range of alternative four-bedroom housetypes.

Castleford is less than a mile from historic Market Drayton, ‘home of the gingerbread', where half-timbered and red brick buildings sit alongside a beautiful 14th century church.

A lively street market with everything from electrical goods to fresh local produce takes over Cheshire Street every Wednesday to complement the variety of small and large independent shops, restaurants, pubs and cafés typical of Shropshire market towns.

Running close to the town centre, the charming 66-mile Shropshire Union Canal is a popular stopping-off point for boaters ? the perfect setting for scenic walks and to admire the wildlife.

Market Drayton is conveniently placed within an hour's drive of several major towns and just 20 minutes drive from junction 15 of the M6. The nearest train station, Prees, has links to Birmingham via Shrewsbury.

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