Housebuilder Crest Nicholson is offering homebuyers a part exchange scheme at its St John’s Park site in Marlborough, removing the pressures of finding a buyer for their existing home.
Tim Ridges, sales manager, said: “Our part exchange scheme offers an ideal solution for homebuyers looking to upsize by providing an immediate cash buyer for their home and guaranteeing fair market value through independent valuations.
“The scheme also gives homebuyers extra piece of mind by removing complicated chain delays and breakdowns, often helping to significantly reduce the time it takes for purchasers to move into their dream home.
“St John’s Park is set in a beautiful location, surrounded by countryside and within close proximity of the town’s amenities, not to mention a range of excellent schools, so there really is something for everyone.
“We would urge home buyers to come and visit us to take a look around our show home and speak to our friendly sales advisors to find out how we can help them to find the perfect home using our part exchange scheme.”
Purchasing a new home through Crest Nicholson’s part exchange scheme is a simple process with potential purchasers first identifying the Crest Nicholson property they wish to buy and the company arranging for three independent local estate agents to value the buyer’s existing home.
Providing the home meets the terms and conditions required for part exchange, Crest Nicholson will make an offer on the property. Once the offer is accepted, customers can reserve their brand new home without the additional cost of any agents’ fees to pay.
Located to the east of Marlborough, St John’s Park has proved especially popular with local families looking to move closer to the internationally renowned St John’s school.
Prices at St John’s Park currently start from £222,995 for a three bedroom Hereford Special and from £350,995 for a three bedroom Avon.
For more information about the homes available, customers can visit the on-site sales and marketing suite (Thursday to Monday, 10am to 5pm), call 0870 753 1859 or email stjohnspark@crestnicholson.com
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