New homes styles at Oaklands development

Rugby househunters will now have a wider variety of house styles to choose from at David Wilson East Midlands’ Oaklands development on Longstork Road following the release of the final phase of new homes.

Phase three of the development comprises a wide selection of three-, four- and five- bedroom family homes in some of the more traditional styles from the David Wilson portfolio.

Philip Lacey, Sales Director at David Wilson comments “This final phase of Oaklands will offer more traditional, two storey properties rather than contemporary, three storey styles which is hoped will balance the development nicely.

“Every homebuyer has a different set of requirements so we endeavour to offer as wide a variety of house styles as possible. As phase two comprised mainly three- storey styles, phase three will compliment it nicely by incorporating more conventional designs into the scheme.”

The development is ideal for families and property ladder climbers looking for a quality new home in a modern environment close to the amenities of Rugby. The new homes on offer comprise a mix of townhouses, semi-detached and detached homes which will offer housing solutions to a wide variety of purchasers.

Buyers at the development may also be eligible for HomeBuy Direct, a brand new Government led scheme which allows homehunters to initially purchase a new home for just 70 per cent of the price.

Philip adds “HomeBuy Direct was introduced by the Government in a bid to make the buying process more affordable. It’s a fantastic scheme which first time buyers, key workers or families currently living in rented accommodation with an annual household income of less than £60,000 could qualify for.

“With prices starting from £84,995 for a one bedroom apartment, home ownership could become a reality for an unbelievable £59,496.”

Situated on Longstork Road, Oaklands comprises a wide selection of one- bedroom apartments and three-, four- and five- bedroom homes.

The development is part of the emerging community of Coton Park and benefits from a range of local amenities including shops, public houses and schools.

Transport links are impressive too with the M1 and M6 close by and Rugby train station offers a direct route straight into London.

Prices at the development start from £84,995 for a one- bedroom apartment.

To find out more log on to Dwh.co.uk.