A unique opportunity for Cotswolds’ homebuyers
Homebuyers have the unique opportunity to visit an Open House Weekend this Easter and save £5,000 if they reserve a Crest Nicholson home in the idyllic Cromwell Park development in Tetbury. The fantastic offer will only be available to homebuyers this weekend and the Open House event will provide potential buyers with the chance to view the last few remaining properties in the beautiful Cotswold development. Cromwell Park is an attractive collection of just 29 homes, just half a mile from the centre of this picturesque town in the heart of the Cotswolds. It offers residents spacious and modern country homes in a peaceful rural location and the opportunity to enjoy activities such as golf, horse riding and the numerous lakes that the Cotswolds Water Park has to offer.
Tetbury boasts a weekly market, numerous specialist shops and boutiques, plus friendly pubs, restaurants and tea rooms serving local produce.
There are only six homes left for sale in the sensitively created development, ranging from a two bedroom coach house, to a five bedroom detached house, all with off street parking and a garage.
Crest Nicholson Sales Manager, Laura Osborne, said: “We have had a lot of interest in Cromwell Park because of its location. It's just half a mile from the town centre, with its wealth of independent local shops and it is well connected to the motorways and rail network.
“Every effort has been made to ensure these new homes blend in with the local surroundings and architecture. There are a number of buildings in the town that date back to Queen Elizabeth I.
“Cromwell Park really is a one-off and we're urging anyone thinking of buying to come along to the open weekend and reserve a property to take advantage of this special offer.”
Prices at Cromwell Park start from £189,950 for a two bedroom coach house. Three bedroom homes are available from £244,950, with four bedroom homes from £279,950, and five bedroom homes from £550,000.
For more information, visit Crestnicholson.com.
