Warwickshire
Warwickshire is a vast rural county that borders Birmingham, with the city of Warwick and its’famous castle at the heart of the county. Famous for spa towns, miles of canals that snakes through the county and towns with Shakespearian ties, there is much to explore in the county of Warwickshire.
Available Developments
The Beacons
Crick Road, Houlton, Rugby, CV23 0AB
Our development at The Beacons, Houlton features a collection of mews, semi-detached and detached 1, 2, 3 and 4 bedroom homes in a brand new community setting.
Norton Rise
Main Road, Austrey, CV9 3EE
The quaint village of Austrey is located amongst the wonderful rolling countryside of Warwickshire. Here, our new collection of homes are ideal for those looking to move to a peaceful community setting with excellent transport links and well preserved natural beauty.
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Shopping
The spa town of Royal Leamington Spa has plenty of designer boutiques to explore during a day out, while in nearby Warwick you’ll find market stalls interspersed with high street brands. The nearby city of Coventry has a number of shopping centres within the city centre, as well as entertainment parks to keep the whole family entertained.
Things To Do
Warwickshire has a vast number of country parks and waterways that are ideal for exploring on foot and by bike. The spa town of Royal Leamington is ideal for a relaxing break, rugby fans will enjoy finding out about the origins of the sport at the Rugby Football Museum, while there are plenty of courses for golfers to enjoy in the county, including The Belfry.
Transport
The county is served by both the M6 and M40, helping to connect the county to Birmingham and London. Rail services connect many of Warwickshire’s major towns and surrounding villages, while the cities of Birmingham, Coventry and London are easily reachable by train. The nearest airport to the county is at Birmingham International.
Now is a great time to Buy
Interest rate cuts
With interest rates currently at 0.1%, monthly mortgage payments can be more affordable than they have been for some time. There’s never been a better time to buy a new home and take advantage of the low interest rates while they last.
Stamp Duty Holiday
There’s now no Stamp Duty to pay on homes up to £500,000 which could save you up to £15,000. Make the most of this saving. Your dream home could be a lot closer than you think!
Competitive Mortgage Deals
There’s no shortage of competitive mortgages available. With lenders competing to offer low interest products and better deals, it’s a buyers’ market and an ideal time to consider buying a new build home.
With Help to Buy, you can purchase your new home with just 5% deposit and receive a 20% interest free equity loan.