Make an easy move to a new property in Rochester
Taylor Wimpey’s easymover scheme takes the stress away from moving to a brand new home at the leading housebuilder’s Castle Walk development of houses for sale in Rochester, Kent.
House-hunters who dream of taking a step up the property ladder – but who are struggling to overcome the obstacle of selling their existing home – can find the solution to their problems at Taylor Wimpey’s Castle Walk development of property for sale in Rochester.
Thanks to the leading housebuilder’s fantastic easymover initiative, choosing a brand new, maintenance-free home at this prestigious village development in Lower Upnor couldn’t be more straightforward for Rochester property-seekers with a home to sell.
Under this stress-free scheme, buyers in search of houses in Rochester can take their pick from a choice of family-size homes at Castle Walk and then let Taylor Wimpey help find a buyer for their current property.
While it takes almost six months to sell a typical property in Rochester on the open market*, the average selling time for easymover customers is less than five weeks – and many see their homes sold within a fortnight!
Ninety per cent of properties are sold successfully through the initiative, the typical timescale from sale to exchange of contracts is just 10 weeks, and Taylor Wimpey can even cover the cost of estate agents’ fees and pay for a full removals service.
Tina Westlake, Regional Sales Manager for Taylor Wimpey, says: “Selling a property can be a difficult and extremely time-consuming process, and it’s something you certainly don’t want standing in your way if you’ve got your heart set on the home of your dreams.$
“With easymover, we take all the hard work away and can make all the arrangements in a matter of weeks – so all our customers have to do is sit back, relax and look forward to their move to a beautiful new home at Castle Walk.”
The easymover incentive is available on selected properties at Castle Walk, including three-bedroom houses priced from as little as £244,995 and four-bedroom homes from only £259,995.
The four-bedroom ‘Kensford’ semi-detached house, for example, is priced from just £274,995 and boasts a spacious living room opening through French doors to the private rear garden, plus a contemporary kitchen, a study and a handy guest cloakroom off the entrance hallway.
Upstairs, the landing leads to a generous master bedroom with en-suite shower room, three further well-proportioned bedrooms and a main bathroom, while a car port and additional allocated parking can be found outside.
All new homes at Castle Walk are completed to a high standard specification, including central heating, double glazing and fitted kitchen with integrated oven, hob and hood.
Situated on the banks of the River Medway, the twin villages of Lower Upnor and Upper Upnor lie just two miles from the centre of bustling Rochester, with its array of shops, pubs, restaurants and leisure facilities.
As well as two village pubs, Upnor also boasts its very own historic tourist attraction in the shape of Upnor Castle – an Elizabethan river fortress only a few minutes’ walk from the development – while Upnor Sailing Club is just across the road.
A selection of good nurseries, primary schools and secondary schools is also within easy reach.
For commuters, the M2 and the A228 are both close at hand and provide good access to London, while Strood railway station is just over two miles from Castle Walk and runs regular services to Charing Cross, Waterloo and London Bridge – all of which can be reached in less than an hour.
To discover more about easymover at Castle Walk, home-hunters can visit the Sales and Marketing Suite, located off Upnor Road, Lower Upnor, and open Thursday to Monday from 10.30am to 5.30pm.
Further information on Taylor Wimpey developments across the region is available by visiting the website at: taylorwimpey.co.uk
* According to independent property search website home.co.uk, the average ‘time on market’ figure for a home for sale in Rochester, Kent, was 176 days on 3rd March 2011.
