Lesley Myers, sales director at Kingswood Homes said: “Once these homes have gone, there are no more chances to live on this award-winning development.
“The benefits of moving to a new build include savings on energy bills and not having to spend money on any work once you’re in. Updating an older property could cost homeowners £70,000* to bring it up to modern standards which is bypassed if you choose a new build. It’s also a great time to move on to the development because construction is finished so homeowners can just enjoy all that it has to offer such as its semi-rural location with beautiful views.”
The Haybarn 4, priced at £331,995 has an open plan kitchen, diner and family space at the back of the home with a formal lounge and a utility/WC at the front. Upstairs, there are three double bedrooms and one single bedroom. The main bedroom has its own ensuite and the other bedrooms share a family bathroom.
The Farmhouse 4 has a huge living, kitchen and dining space that’s all open plan. There is also a utility/WC plus a handy storage cupboard. Upstairs, there are three double bedrooms and one single bedroom. The main bedroom has an ensuite and dressing area and there is a separate bathroom for the rest of the family. This home is priced at £425,995.
Surrounded by fields, the homes at The Hawthorns offers an appealing blend of rural and city living, with Preston a handy half an hour drive away and two pubs on its doorstep! Not only this, you’d be living on an award winning development after The Hawthorns won Boutique Development of the Year at the Insider Residential Property Awards, 2023. Don’t miss out!
For more information see The Hawthorns – Elswick | Developments | Kingswood Homes
* Hidden horrible histories: Buyers face £70k upgrade bill for second-hand homes (hbf.co.uk)
