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Part Exchange your way into a new home
A Wiltshire housebuilder is urging prospective buyers to use Part Exchange as a way to secure a quick move before Christmas.
Persimmon Homes Wessex will put the spotlight on moving up the property ladder this Saturday as it holds a series of events across the county.
The events to be held at the company’s developments will bring together estate agents and property experts to give people instant valuations and information about the scheme.
Persimmon Homes sales and marketing director, Pauline Fletcher, says: “We know it can be a little frustrating waiting for the sale of a property and many lose the opportunity to buy their dream home because of this.
“So by utilising our part exchange scheme we are able to arrange valuations on a customer’s existing home, agree a price and then purchase the property freeing them up to move into their new home.
“There are no hidden costs or chains to break down as our hassle-free approach ensures the smooth running of any move.”
Badbury Park in Swindon, George Ward Gardens in Melksham, Abbey Green in Amesbury and Castle Mead in Trowbridge are the developments where Part Exchange is available. Boasting quality homes in desirable locations, the properties offer spacious living suitable for growing families, couples and downsizers.
Pauline added: “Anyone interested in buying a property through our Part Exchange scheme should come along this Saturday where we will provide them with all the help and support they need to get moving before Christmas.”
To find out more about Persimmon’s Part Exchange scheme and to view the developments across Wiltshire visit www.persimmonhomes.com.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Lee Southen .
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