Timeless solution to modern living in Inverkip

People looking for a brand new home in Inverkip can enjoy the charm of an older property and the style of a brand new one with a visit to Redrow’s Sylvan Brae venture.

The traditional looking homes, inspired by the Arts and Crafts movement, but with the latest statement making interiors are about to go on sale.

Easy to maintain and efficient to run, the properties are sure to be popular with buyers who don’t want to waste time or money on expensive repairs and renovations.

Mary McHutchison, sales manager for Redrow Homes (Scotland) commented: “People think they want an older property and then spend thousands turning it into something that a brand new home already offers. Designed in response to feedback from customers, the New Heritage Collection offers the best of both worlds – the charm and character of a ‘period’ property but with bright, modern interiors to meet the demands of 21st century family living.”

From mid-November potential purchasers will be able to look inside two four-bedroom show homes, dressed to impress by a team of professional interior designers.

Family friendly features include open plan living spaces, contemporary kitchens with integrated top brand name appliances and floor to ceiling height cabinets featuring extra wide drawers offering plenty of storage, plus desirable bathrooms with quality fixtures and fittings.

“New-build homes are more energy efficient than their older second hand counterparts, which means homeowners could save money on their utility bills. And because everything’s brand new they won’t be inheriting someone else’s decor or DIY disasters, but will enjoy the peace of mind of a 10-year ‘Buildmark’ warranty,” Mary added.

“Instead, you can enjoy the fun of choosing the personal touches that help turn a house into a home. From the kitchen units and work surfaces to the bathroom suite and tiles, even the light switches, you can put your own stamp on your new home from day one.”

The village of Inverkip is home to a local store and post office, plus a well regarded primary school and library, as well as having one of the largest marinas in Scotland, providing supplies and support for over 700 pleasure craft.

A full range of amenities are available just six miles away in Greenock and Redrow’s new homes are close to Inverkip railway station, from where the journey to Glasgow Central takes approximately 45 minutes.

To be among the first to see inside the new show homes, visit Sylvan Brae in Ardoch Drive from mid-November.