Refreshing choice in new homes

Queen’s Court, a new development of eight properties in Oswestry is to be launched to the market with open days next Saturday, September 24 and Thursday, September 29. Marketed by by joint agents Balfours Property Professionals and Bruton Knowles , guide prices range between £275,000 and £330,000.

Commenting on the development, Tim Main of Balfours says: “Anyone who has set their heart on a brand new home will have struggled for choice in the past three years. However this new private development of eight detached four, five and six bedroom homes is located in a popular residential area of the town centre.

“This is a very well thought out and presented development, not only is it in keeping with the town centre, most of which has been designated a Conservation Area – boasting a great mix of Tudor, Georgian and Victorian architecture, but also the town is very well served with amenities, including a large selection of independent and state schools, a vast range of sports, health and fitness centres plus a vibrant array of independent shops.”

Six bedroomed, Parkinson House, is of traditional build with stone mullion corners and lintels adding character, together with dorma second floor windows.  The ground floor offers a kitchen with island and with double doors opening to the dining room, this links with double doors into the large drawing room. A second reception room is to be found on the opposite side of the hall and a utility to the rear of the kitchen.   A detached garage and gardens complete the package at £275,000.

Meanwhile 5 Queens Court is a contemporary home over two floors with three reception rooms plus kitchen breakfast room and utility. Five bedrooms include master with en-suite, there is a double garage and gardens to front and rear. 5 Queens Court is offered at £320,000.

“We welcome visitors to the open days – it is the best way to get a real feel for the high standards of finish and this very popular location. The open days will be between 11am and 4pm on Saturday and between 5pm and 7pm on Thursday, September 29, which we hope will suit those interested,” Tim Main adds.