Crack the code to win a new home in St Neots
Taylor Wimpey’s Crack the Safe weekend is taking place on Saturday 31st July and Sunday 1st August – giving property-seekers in search of houses for sale in St Neots the chance to win a three-bedroom home worth £199,995.
One lucky prizewinner could become the proud owner of a brand new three-bedroom home in an instant this weekend – simply by cracking the code to Taylor Wimpey’s safe at the leading housebuilder’s Papermill Lock development of property for sale in St Neots.
On Saturday 31st July and Sunday 1st August, everyone who visits the Papermill Lock Sales Centre in Mill Lane, Little Paxton, can give themselves a chance to win a stunning ‘Kingston’ townhouse worth an incredible £199,995!
The first 500 visitors who arrive at the Sales Centre of this development of new homes in St Neots between 10am and 5pm can take part in the free competition by registering their details, and then punching the six-digit code of their choice into the Taylor Wimpey safe.
If the chosen combination cracks the code to the safe, the amazing prize of a brand new three-bedroom ‘Kingston’ home will be all theirs!
Stacy Dornan, Regional Sales and Marketing Director for Taylor Wimpey, says: “Prizes don’t come much bigger than a brand new, family-size house, so if you’re in the St Neots area this weekend, don’t miss your chance to have a go at this free-to-enter competition!
“Our Crack the Safe weekend is also a great opportunity to take a look around the fabulous showhome and see the amazing range of properties available to reserve now at Papermill Lock.”
Priced from just £199,995, the stunning ‘Kingston’ terraced townhouse is ideally suited to growing families, and features a spacious lounge/dining room and open-plan kitchen opening through French doors to the private rear garden, plus a study and a handy guest cloakroom off the entrance hallway.
Upstairs, the first-floor landing leads to a light and airy living room with an attractive balcony, along with the en-suite master bedroom, while the top floor is comfortably shared by two further double bedrooms and a main bathroom.
The ‘Kingston’ also includes a garage and additional allocated parking outside and, like all new homes at the development, is completed to a high standard specification including central heating, double glazing and fitted kitchen with integrated oven, hob and hood.
Alternatively, house-hunters can choose the magnificent four-bedroom ‘Mayflower’ townhouse, available now at the development from just £249,995.
Papermill Lock, built on the site of the Samuel Jones Paper Mill in a peaceful rural setting next to the River Great Ouse, comprises one and two-bedroom apartments and two, three and four-bedroom houses.
The development is situated in the quiet village of Little Paxton, on the outskirts of St Neots – a thriving Cambridgeshire town with a bustling weekly market, regular farmers’ markets and a wealth of open space, parkland and riverside walks.
St Neots is also a popular spot for commuters, with regular services from the town’s railway station putting London’s King’s Cross less than 40 minutes away, and the A1 for London and Peterborough, the A428 for Cambridge and the A14 for the Midlands and East Anglia all within easy reach.
The town also offers plenty of leisure opportunities to keep residents of all ages occupied.
Riverside Park, close to the town centre, is set in 72 acres with a waterside frontage, a pitch-and-putt golf course and children’s play areas, a boating lake and a skateboarding complex – and is a great place to listen to relaxing live music on summer Sundays.
The Priory Centre hosts everything from theatre productions to discos as well as an annual folk music festival, while St Neots leisure centre offers tennis, badminton and squash courts, a swimming pool and sauna, a fitness studio and outdoor sports pitches.
To be in with a chance of winning a ‘Kingston’ home at Papermill Lock, visit the Sales Centre, located off Mill Lane, Little Paxton, St Neots, between 10am and 5pm this Saturday 31st July or Sunday 1st August.
Alternatively, the development is open Thursday to Sunday from 10am to 5pm and Mondays from 1.30pm to 5pm.
