Make your selection – then add a personal touch

Purchasers of a brand new home at Charles Church's Oakroyd development in Birkenshaw who make a reservation in August are being offered £5,000 worth of vouchers which entitle them to upgrade appliances and add the personal touch throughout.

The Select vouchers will give purchasers a helping hand in transforming their new house into a home. A range of distinctive options will be offered, all designed to complement the specification of their new home. From granite work surfaces in the kitchens, to landscaped front and rear gardens, and from Hammonds wardrobes in the bedrooms to carpets fitted throughout, there are plenty of ways to enhance a new home.

Oakroyd is a development which offers a variety of homes to suit all tastes and requirements including two bedroom apartments as well as two and three bedroom townhouses and four bedroom detached and semi-detached houses.

The Keswick, for example, is a four bedroom home which offers living accommodation over three levels, and is also the development's new showhome. Boasting an integral garage, this home also has the benefit of a spacious balcony on the first floor and juliette balconies to the master bedroom on the first floor and to bedroom two in the second floor.

Charles Church's Fair Share shared equity scheme is also available on select apartments at Oakroyd, and is a great way of helping purchasers make the first step on the property ladder. The purchaser pays 75 per cent of the property price, and Charles Church pays the remaining 25 per cent. There is no rent or interest to pay on the remaining 25 per cent, it only has to be paid back after ten years or when the purchaser decides to sell. This incentive means purchasers can buy a two bedroom luxury apartment for just £99,999.

And with a showhome and view home just opened, combined with the August Select offer and shared equity on apartments, now is the time to visit the development to see why Charles Church has a reputation for having the name on the finest homes. Visitors will see the Charles Church difference, which is illustrated in the softwood timber staircases, the feature corner blocks and Plinth blocks in the houses and recessed downlighters to select rooms.

Oakroyd is located in the quaint mill village of Birkenshaw and offers purchasers the best of both worlds. Benefiting from idyllic rural surroundings, the development is also within close proximity the bright lights of both Leeds and Bradford. Birkenshaw is conveniently placed for access to both the M62 and M1, and the village's train station offers frequent trains to London's Kings Cross.

For further information on Oakroyd, where prices are from only £99,999 to £274,995 visit the showhome and marketing suite, both open from Thursday to Monday between 11am and 6pm. Alternatively, log on to Charleschurch.com for further information.