Prestigious development launches in Oldbury
Taylor Wimpey West Midlands has launched a prestigious £5.2 million development in Oldbury that will bring 48 new properties to the locality.
Beresford Grove is a select cul-de-sac development located less than a mile to the east of the flourishing town centre off Seymour Road. It comprises some seven contemporary designs including luxury apartments, discreet parking courts, plus characterful two/three storey mews homes and four bedroom townhouses, some with integral garage.
Sales manager Michelle Davies explains: “We’ve already had a lot of requests about purchasing off plan and the beauty of this is you can secure the property at the initial offer price. Although you can’t move in immediately, it is very exciting to see your new home gain value as it’s built.
“What we’re proposing are contemporary properties that will really add to the appeal and image of their surroundings. The emphasis is on flexible, modern living and market research and feedback from local estate agents reveals a demand and need for such properties in Oldbury – particularly from first time buyers working locally, young professionals, growing families and those looking to upgrade.
“Beresford Grove also builds on Taylor Wimpey West Midlands’ long standing reputation in Oldbury and follows the hugely popular and recent Aston Square development of designer apartments on Bromford Road that sold out much quicker than forecasted.”
The development is also ideally placed to take advantage of the regions excellent travel network, with Junctions 1 & 2 of the M5 close by (linking with the M6 and M42), along with Sandwell and Dudley rail station. And the Metro rail link from Wolverhampton to Birmingham makes the journey to work even easier.
First availability at Beresford Grove is made up of spacious four bedroom, three storey family homes from just £158,995 and designer apartments from only £102,500. The Sales Office is open Thursday – Monday from 10am – 5pm. For more details visit taylorwimpey.co.uk/westmids.
