Will you be in the final four at Queen’s Hills

With just four homes remaining for sale at Queen’s Hills in Costessey, Norwich, George Wimpey East Anglia is urging house-hunters to hurry along and secure their place before this popular development sells out.

Quick-off-the-mark customers can choose from the delightful three-bedroom terraced ‘Weston’ priced £159,995, the superb four-bedroom detached ‘Fordham’ at £204,995, and the four/five-bedroom detached ‘Stantongate’ and ‘Tollerton’ designs from £199,995.

Ideal home for young families or first-time buyers, the ‘Weston’ features a contemporary kitchen, a large lounge/dining room with French doors to the rear garden and a cloakroom off the entrance hallway.

Upstairs, the landing leads to the master bedroom with en-suite shower room, two further bedrooms and a main bathroom.

The family-friendly ‘Tollerton’ townhouse boasts a spacious kitchen/breakfast room with a generously proportioned utility room, a separate dining room, a lounge entered through elegant double doors from the hallway and with French doors to the garden, and a guest cloakroom.

Upstairs, the master bedroom has an attractive Juliet balcony and an en-suite shower room, while two further bedrooms are served by the main bathroom.

A spacious double bedroom, a shower room and a study can be found on the top floor.

The final homes benefit from allocated parking or a garage, and enjoy a high standard specification including double glazing, central heating, and a fitted kitchen with built-in oven, hob and hood.

Queen’s Hills combines all the advantages of living in an established village with the benefits of brand new facilities to accompany this expanding community, including local shopping, a health club and a school.

Set in the village of Costessey, just six miles from Norwich, the city’s top quality shopping, sports and cultural amenities are within easy reach. And with the Norfolk Broads and miles of unspoilt coastline also close by, Queen's Hills is perfectly placed for exploring and enjoying one of Britain’s most attractive counties.

For commuters, homes are handy for the A47 and central Norwich is just a 15-minute drive, where the mainline railway station can be found.

For more information, visit Georgewimpey.co.uk.