The Whinchat show home
A spacious home, it offers a traditional layout with quality features, including solid internal walls. On the ground floor are the living room, kitchen, separate dining room and convenient cloakroom. Moving upstairs you will find the family bathroom and 3 bedrooms, with the master benefitting from an en suite. The Whinchat is available for £229,950, but with alternative 3 bedroom properties starting from £159,950 and one 4 bedroom family home priced at £299,950, you’ll be spoilt for choice.
Jackie Woodward, sales manager for Jelson Homes, comments: “Our new show home is definitely worth a visit. It showcases our new homes in Stamford perfectly, and anyone who sees it will surely note the quality of the homes we build at Jelson.”
Indeed, purchasers can rest assured that all of the properties at this development are built to a quality finish with features such as solid internal walls, a choice of fitted kitchens from Jelson’s own workshop and Jelson-made PVCu windows setting them apart from the competition. They even come with carpets fitted throughout, so all that needs to be decided is where to put the furniture.
However, it’s not just a quality home you’re getting at Casterton Heights – the location is also second to none. Near to Stamford’s historic town centre, you won’t have to use the car to travel to the host of local and high street shops, independent boutiques, welcoming pubs and restaurants. There’s a good range of schools in the area, both state and independent and travel links are excellent with the A1 nearby and direct rail services to Peterborough.
To find out more about these new homes in Stamford, contact the sales office, open Thursday – Monday, 12 noon – 5pm, call: 01780 756834 or visit www.jelson.co.uk. Outside of these hours call the Head Office Sales Department, open Monday – Friday from 8.30am – 5.30pm, on 0116 266 1541.
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