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Albert Street, August 2006 (taken from in front of No. 4)
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Posted:
Fri, 10 Oct 2008 13:52
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Posted:
Thu, 09 Oct 2008 10:48
IF you’re trying to move up the property ladder but haven’t been able to find a buyer for your current house, David Wilson East Midlands could smooth the way with their best ever part-exchange offer.
David Wilson has been offering the scheme for more than 30 years and thousands of buyers have already taken advantage of it. It is now available with an added incentive on homes at their Bradgate Heights, Chestnuts, Mulberry Gardens, Scholars Grange and Kibworth Meadows developments in Leicester. More »
David Wilson will buy your current home so that you are free to buy one of their brand new homes.
As an additional incentive, David Wilson is now offering to give you up to £1,000 a month towards your mortgage until January 2010.
You will be able to move quickly without the hassle of a chain.
You can stay in your old property right up until your new one is ready.
There’s no hassle, no estate agent fees and you won’t have to arrange your HIPs.
Philip Lacey, Sales Director for David Wilson East Midlands, said: “We know that moving house can be a stressful experience because of things like finding a buyer and chains breaking.”
“David Wilson’s part-exchange offer removes all this uncertainty. Just like trading in your old car when you buy a new model, we effectively buy your old home for cash, enabling you to relax without the worry and cost of selling a property.”
Developments currently offering part-exchange are:
Bradgate Heights
Off Glenfirth Way
Leicester
Tel: 0116 235 5551
Bradgate Heights offers a selection of three- bedroom townhouses and four- and five- bedroom detached homes. Prices start from £215,950.
The Chestnuts
Furlong Close
Barkby Road
Syston
Leicester
LE7 2AJ
Tel: 0116 260 5469
The Chesnuts offer a selection three-, four- and five- bedroom properties. Prices start from £224,950.
Mulberry Gardens
Sandhills Avenue
Hamilton
Leicestershire
LE5 1QN
Tel: 0116 276 5875
Mulberry Gardens comprises of two- bedroom apartments and one-, three- and four- bedroom homes. Prices start from £99,950.
Scholars Grange
Covert lane
Scraptoft campus
Leicestershire
LE7 9SP
Tel: 0116 241 6639
Scholars Grange offers one-, three-, four- and five- bedroom properties from £104,950.
Kibworth Meadows
Wistow Road
Kibworth
Leicestershire
LE7 9SP
Tel: 0116 279 6206
Kibworth Meadows offers one- and two- bedroom apartments as well as a range of one-, two-, three-, four- and five- bedroom homes. Prices start from £99,950.
For further information please call the David Wilson East Midlands Sales Hotline on 08456 060 900 or visit the website at www.dwh.co.uk « Less
Posted:
Tue, 07 Oct 2008 10:19
Harborough District Community Safety Partnership is leading a multi agency initiative, starting next week, to help local people in Lutterworth and Broughton Astley to maintain safer and stronger communities.
National Not in my Neighbourhood Week, launching on Monday 13 October, 2008, is a Home Office initiative which aims to increase awareness of what the police and local agencies are doing to tackle crime, anti social behaviour and improve the environment.
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