The perfect home need not be a distant dream
Many of us spend our days dreaming of living in the perfect home and taking the holiday of a lifetime, but affording both at the same time can often seem unachievable. This spring though, your dreams can be answered by Charles Church who wants to offer you both, at Woodlands Park in Brickhill. The homes at Woodlands Park have been designed with luxury and comfort in mind, to make sure you have everything you want in your new home. Built with charm and character, one of the nine housetypes available is sure to offer all you’ve ever wanted in a home. The Bradbury, for example, is a three storey home with four bedrooms and three bathrooms, perfect for any family. It features a large lounge and kitchen with dining room on the ground floor, and a separate study on the first floor, as well as an impressive master suite with en-suite bathroom and built in wardrobres.
Equally as impressive as the properties available though is the specification that they come with. Kitchens feature Dennis and Robinson furniture and a range of appliances whilst bathrooms come fitted with Sottini suites. You’ll notice each and every home is finished with a high attention to detail and a touch of luxury, which makes coming home at the end of the day an absolute pleasure.
And from now until the end of April, when you choose to buy a home at Woodlands Park, Charles Church will offer you an irresistible gift. Charles Church understands, that buying a home is always a financial struggle, and a holiday, however much it is needed, can seem like a distant dream, but not now at Woodlands Park. You can have your home and take your holiday with the £2,500 worth of Thomson on Virgin vouchers Charles Church will give you on completion. Families could take a fun filled holiday to Disney in Florida, or couples could take that once in a lifetime exotic trip to the Maldives, you could go anywhere – the choice is yours.
Prices at Woodlands Park start from £384,995. For further information, visit Charleschurch.com.
