Celebrate Christmas in style with Barratt

With the average shopper spending more and more on Christmas presents each year, homebuyers often find they have less and less to put towards finding their dream home. So this year buyers are in for a real treat with housebuilder Barratt Mercia’s extra special Yuletide gifts.

Since Christmas is a time for giving Barratt is offering homebuyers something to help take away some of the financial strain of all that Christmas shopping, when they buy a brand new home this December at its developments in Oxfordshire.

Chris Ashmore, Sales Director for Barratt said, “New research shows that, on average, shoppers aged 35-44 spend £570 on Christmas presents each year*. So as an extra special gift this year, why not let Barratt pay for all your Christmas presents up to a massive £1000, when you reserve your dream home this festive season.

“To make the celebrations go off with an even bigger bang, homebuyers will be able to choose their very own Christmas present from under the tree which contains a wonderful gift for the new home.

“These seasonal treats could include a washing machine, fridge/freezer, fitted carpets, light fittings, fitted curtains, professional removals or a 32 inch flat screen LCD TV.”

This Christmas deal is on offer on new Barratt homes throughout Oxfordshire. For more information please contact your local sales office. Alternatively log on to Barratthomes.co.uk.

The sites in Oxfordshire currently offering the Christmas promotion are:

Aquarius, Witan Way, Witney, Oxfordshire

Aquarius offers a range of one-, two-, three, four- and five-bedroom homes. Prices start from £189,995.

Axis, Merton Street, Banbury, Oxon

Axis currently offers one- and two-bedroom apartments. Prices start from £149,950.

The Riverside Collection, Thames View, Abingdon, Oxon

The Riverside Collection offers a range of one- and two-bedroom apartments and three-bedroom houses. Prices start from £185,800.

Sales offices are open daily from 10.30am until 5.30pm.

*Statistic taken from Halifax press release, ‘Christmas present spending report’, Saturday 3rd November 2007.