Secure your dream home in Bredon

Despite the fact that the UK is facing recession, one of the UK’s finest homebuilders, Charles Church, is reporting on its successful development in Bredon, as the developer has now sold over 96 per cent of the site.

Alison Reading, sales director for Charles Church comments: “St Giles Place is a select development in Bredon, comprising just 24 three and four bedroom homes. We now just have one plot remaining, our beautiful and inspiring four bedroom Tretower housetype.”

For one lucky purchaser, the Tretower has been transformed into Charles Church’s showhome and the company is selling the property complete with floor and wall coverings, integrated kitchen appliances, light fittings and a beautifully landscaped garden. The property is currently priced at £425,000, while the Richmond is priced at £300,000.

Alison continues: “We all know how hard it is to style an entire property and after a hard day at work, the last thing anyone wants to do is get to grips with the garden or spend time choosing this season’s interior décor. This is why when former showhomes are released for sale they tend to get snapped up extremely quickly.”

St Giles Place has been developed around a small quiet cul de sac, making it an ideal place for families as children can play happily outside without the worry of through traffic. Each detached property incorporates a single or even double garage and the kerb appeal of St Giles Place speaks for itself.

Alison concludes: “It really is the end of an era in Bredon as the development has continued to be a success among househunters. The remaining plot isn’t expected to last for long, so I’d urge interested parties to get in touch before they potentially miss out on buying in one of Worcestershire’s most attractive new developments.”

The tranquil village of Bredon borders the River Avon and is in close proximity to the picturesque Cotswolds. Although Bredon hosts a number of amenities including a monthly market, local schools, and shops, it is also well connected to the surrounding road networks, meaning Worcester and Tewkesbury’s city centre are nearby.

For more information, log on to Charleschurch.com.