The sales centre at Miller Homes' latest Leicestershire
development has officially opened its doors.
A number of reservations have already been made on three, four
and five-bedroomed homes at Augustus Park, Enderby, via the team at
nearby Lakeside Country Park, who had been handling enquiries until
the new sales centre was ready.
Visitors to Augustus Park will now be able to view full plans
for the development, pick up a brochure and chat to a Miller Homes
sales advisor about the options available when it comes to buying a
new property.
Joy Goodman, sales director at Miller Homes East Midlands,
commented: "The opening of the sales centre really is a major step
forward in the progression of Augustus Park. It's already proving
to be a hugely popular development and the fact that we now have a
sales team on site will help to take it to the next level."
The site is off Narborough Road, Enderby, with the motorway
network easily accessible. Fosse Park Retail Village is also nearby
and the popular Highcross Shopping Centre is just a short drive
away in Leicester city centre.
Homes on the development include the three-bedroomed
Montgomery-style property, priced at £167, 950, with a large
entrance hall, French doors, and en-suite shower room, and the
four-bedroomed, detached Stevenson-style home, featuring en-suite
shower room, bay window and utility room, for £264,
950.
"The development was designed with families in mind," added Joy.
"We know that people want quality homes for life, to settle and
raise their children in, so we've provided the widest selection of
homes possible.
"We also have a number of homes still available through HomeBuy
Direct (HBD), but time is running out to register for this
initiative, so I would advise anyone wanting to make a move to
visit the new sales centre at Augustus Park as soon as
possible."
HBD is backed by the Government and is open to first time buyers
with a household income of less than £60,000 a year, key
workers and current households who cannot afford to buy a property
on the open market.
Those who qualify have the opportunity to purchase 100 per cent
of a property by paying from only 70 per cent of the value, with
both Miller Homes and the Government equally funding the remaining
30 per cent.
The 30 per cent equity loan will only become repayable after 25
years or when the customer sells their home, whichever comes first,
and there is no interest payable for the first five years.