The Yorkshire division of national homebuilder Bellway has exceeded all expectations at its Palmers Grange development in Brough, as it moves into its final countdown stage.
Just 10 homes remain on Bellway’s element of the £200 million Brough South project, which has created a brand new community just off the town’s Blenheim Avenue. It comprises 320 homes – including two-bedroom bungalows, and three, four and five bedroom semi-detached and detached homes. The mix was chosen to ensure there was something for everyone, from growing families to downsizers.
Melanie Smith, Bellway Yorkshire’s sales director said: “Interest in Palmers Grange has been extremely high from the first moment we announced the development, and it’s never really faded. We’ve enjoyed a lot of success in the East Riding and Humber over the years, but Palmers Grange is definitely one of the most popular ones we’ve had.”
“Brough really does tick all the boxes as a great place to live, it has close proximity to Hull city centre, great transport links and is in the catchment area of some well-regarded schools. It’s clear to see that the remaining homes on this development will sell quick.”
Prices on the remaining homes currently range from £264,995 to £434,995, amongst these homes are the two stunning show homes – a three-bedroom detached, Baxter and a four-bedroom detached Philosopher. Both are designed and built to the exacting high standards expected of a housebuilder that has retained its five-star status with the Home Builders Federation (HBF) for nine successive years.
And, as with all Bellway homes, all homes on the development that have been built under the ‘Future Focused Homes Scheme’ are built to first-rate specifications; including energy saving features such as solar PV panels, EV car chargers and Smart Thermostats that all help to cut the cost of running a new home.
“My advice to anyone considering a move to Brough is simple – act quickly or risk missing out on getting to call Palmers Grange home,” added Melanie “The few homes we have left are going to go quick.”
