Can you crack the safe to win a new home?

People are being given the chance to win a brand new home at the sought-after Marnel Park development in Basingstoke - simply by cracking the code to George Wimpey's safe! Over the weekend of Saturday 20th and Sunday 21st September, the first 500 people arriving at the Sales Centre between 11am to 4pm can guess the code which opens the safe holding the key to a stylish apartment.

The free-to-enter competition could see a lucky entrant become the owner of the stunning property complete with fitted kitchen.

It's also a great opportunity to find out about the HomeBuy initiative to help first-time buyers and key workers leap onto the property ladder with Government support at Marnel Park, and about George Wimpey's own tailor-made deals to help customers in all circumstances.

Incentives are available on one and two-bedroom homes priced from £131,995, three-bedroom homes from £234,995 and four-bedroom properties which start at £269,995.

Marnel Park is perfectly placed on the northern edge of Basingstoke, offering the best of urban and country living.

The affluent town centre is just 10 minutes from the development by road, and blends historical influences with bustling modern shops and exciting leisure pursuits. Festival Place shopping centre is ranked in the UK's top 10 biggest and best, with 165 stores and 29 restaurants, bars and cafes.

Basingstoke is also home to top notch music venues, a choice of multi-screen cinemas, tennis courts, a leisure park, sports clubs, an ice rink, a swimming pool and bowling alleys. The open countryside is also just a stone's throw away, offering nature trails and opportunities for woodland walks and cycling.

Marnel infant and junior schools are within easy walking distance of the new homes, while commuters will appreciate the M3 is just three miles away, and London Waterloo just 45 minutes by rail.

For your chance to crack the safe, visit Marnel Park Sales Information Centre this weekend, located off Carpenters Down, Popley in Basingstoke.

More information is also available online at Georgewimpey.co.uk.