City & Country’s Burderop Park ready this Spring LINK PROPERTY

By Barrie Hudson barrie@positive-media.co.uk

Situated on an historic Wiltshire estate within 31 acres of parkland, phase two at Burderop Park, from multi award-winning heritage developer City & Country, is ready to move into from this Spring.

The final phase of exclusive two, three and four-bedroom new build homes, nestled within the grounds of a Grade II* listed country manor, offers modern contemporary living with a premium specification in a unique countryside environment.

Residents have access to a plethora of outdoor space, including a large private residents’ green for this new community to enjoy. Just a short drive away is the North Wessex Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, providing even more opportunities to explore.

Jennifer Rhodes-Finch, Head of Marketing at City & Country, said: “Burderop Park offers a warm and welcoming community in glorious natural settings, proving popular with local first-time buyers and downsizers.”

Individually designed by in-house specialists, homes at Burderop Park boast a superior specification with a variety of luxury finishes throughout, including integrated appliances, Silestone worktops and polished chrome brassware. Prices at Burderop Park start from £325,000 for a two-bedroom mid-terraced home.

Buyers who reserve selected homes before 30 April can benefit from a mortgage contribution of up to £10,000. To find out more call 01793 351 917 or visitwww.cityandcountry.co.uk

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