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Last chance to buy at Holme Farm

Pontefract househunters looking for a new home in the popular village of Carleton need to act fast, according to a leading housebuilder.

Just three detached properties remain at the Charles Church’s Holme Farm development, off Carleton Road.

Charles Church West Yorkshire’s sales director, Simon Whalley, said: “We have built a luxurious collection of 54 homes for local people close to the historic market town of Pontefract but now it’s time to say goodbye.

“Our last two four-bedroom detached ‘Potter’ homes includes a spacious lounge, family room and combined kitchen-diner with a breakfast area and French doors to the garden, making it a fantastic home for growing families.

“Meanwhile, if you’re looking for even more space, our last five-bedroom detached ‘Calvert’ provides an extra bedroom which is perfect as an office.”

Holme Farm is an exclusive development of luxury houses ideally located for those looking for a combination of city convenience coupled with a picturesque countryside setting. Easy access to the A1(M) and M62 motorway network and excellent Ofsted rated schools like St Joseph’s Primary School just over a mile away makes this development perfect for commuters and families alike.

Charles Church offers buyers a range of schemes to help them purchase their dream home including the government Help to Buy scheme, Home Change and 100% Part Exchange for those who have a home to sell.

“Under the Part Exchange scheme, we can take the hassle out of moving and provide an option for purchasers who are struggling to sell an existing property,” added Simon.

“For customers that qualify, we arrange at least two valuations of their property agree a market price and buy their home allowing them to move without the hassle of agent fees or potential chains to break down.”

Prices at Charles Church Holme Farm start from £299,950* for a four bedroom property.

For more information on Holme Farm or to make an appointment call 0843 224 3058 or visit www.charleschurch.com.

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