Pictured above: The London-style showhome from Miller Homes at Augustus Park

Miller Homes East Midlands has opened the doors to a stylish new showhome at its latest Leicestershire development.

Visitors to Augustus Park at Enderby, on the outskirts of Leicester, can now view the five-bedroom, detached London-style showhome.

Featuring a stunning interior, consisting of spacious lounge, dining room, kitchen and separate utility room, the family home also benefits from French doors, bay windows and an en-suite bathroom in the master bedroom.

Joy Goodman, sales director at Miller Homes East Midlands, commented: "Showhomes are a great way to demonstrate the lifestyle benefits of purchasing a new-build home. Walking around the new London-style showhome, you can really imagine yourself living there and it helps potential buyers to see that they could be investing in a home for life.

"Augustus Park has already seen huge levels of interest in our range of affordable three, four and five-bedroom properties. Now that the showhome and on-site sales centre are in place, I'm confident that Augustus Park will become one of most sought after developments in the region."

The site is off Narborough Road, Enderby, with the motorway network easily accessible, and is close to several good leisure centres and excellent schools. Fosse Park Retail Village and the popular Highcross Shopping Centre are also just a short drive away.

Other homes available at the development include The Stevenson, a four-bedroom property with a detached single garage, available at £264,950, and The Auden, a three-bedroom townhouse priced from £208,950, featuring a separate study and a master bedroom with en-suite bathroom and dressing area.

Augustus Park also features a range of other three-bedroom properties from £167,750 and four-bedroom homes from £186,950

In addition, a number of properties are available via the Government-backed HomeBuy Direct scheme. The initiative enables first-time buyers, and others qualifying for the scheme, to purchase 100 per cent of their home by potentially paying as little as 70 per cent of the value, with both Miller Homes and the Government equally funding the remaining 30 per cent.