Buyer finds his home sweet home in Coventry
When Darren Woodhouse decided to swap his three bedroom semi for a comfortable apartment he struggled to find a property that ticked all the boxes. As a single parent, Darren was looking for a piece of mind that comes with flat ownership – an economical and hassle free solution that would free up his funds and give him the freedom to enjoy his spare time with his son. When Darren arrived at a new Persimmon Homes development in Bannerbrook Park in Coventry hew was unaware that just half an hour later he will be leaving the site as a proud owner of a new property.
Darren comments: “Prior to visiting Persimmon I was a little disheartened about my options in Coventry. I wanted a secure apartment with all the mod cons and city living feel but without the noise and traffic that come with these properties, somewhere I could feel at ease when my son was playing outside.
“As soon as I arrived at Bannerbrook Part I knew I was onto something good. I really liked the tree lined avenue and the peaceful feel of this site. Although I was a little nervous about buying a property off-plan, the show home convinced me the final product would be ideal for my needs.
“Persimmon Homes offered me some financial incentives for reserving early and the money I will save will enable me to buy new furniture. Since reserving the plot, I have been able to finally relax and now I am just looking forward to a new start with my little boy,” adds Darren.
Two bedroom apartments currently available at Bannerbrook Park start from just 139,995. The apartments come with an en-suite master bedroom, a steel balcony and allocated parking. The development is located in an established area boasting green public spaces and offers easy access to local shopping and community amenities as well as excellent commuter links.
For further information on the show complex and the properties available at Bannerbrook Park, contact the marketing suite, open Monday 11am-5pm and Tuesday-Sunday 10am-5pm or visit Persimmonhomes.com.
