A survey, by the NHBC, of 2,000 people who had recently moved into a new home has come out with some predictable and some not so predictable results The survey called The Advantages of a New Home asked what those surveyed considered the advantages of new homes to be. Some of the advantages will be […]
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When Peter Ward Homes were asked to help Skirlaugh CE Primary School contribute to the purchase of a storage shed they decided that rather than make a contribution they would pay for the shed outright. “The school has always had equipment storage problems especially for the items we use outside for sports and other activities. […]
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One of the most prestigious residential developments in Beverley for many years, Old College in Molescroft, formerly the site for East Riding College, is progressing well with the first homes sold and reservations on other plots being taken. There are 36 ultra luxury, designer homes, built on this 9 acre site, each having up to […]
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Trudi Davidson takes a look inside a luxury Peter Ward Homes Development. An ultra luxurious housing development is transforming a former Beverley college site. Thirty-six homes, with indicative prices from £620,000 to £1,025,000, are being built in the highly desirable location bordering Beverley Westwood. The leafy Gallows Lane site, formerly occupied by East Riding College, […]
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With 214 of the 217 homes at Habrough Fields in Immingham now sold the developer, Peter Ward Homes have closed their Site Sales Office. But for those who still want to move to this great location there are still three plots left for sale. “Once we get down to just a few plots its no […]
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With just three months to go to Christmas the question is can you move home in time? This Christmas will you be giving the kids a bigger chimney for Santa to climb down? Will you now have enough room for both sets of in-laws to stay over? In thirteen weeks it’s not going to be easy. You’ve got to find a new place to live, sell your current home and move out – and in. Can it be done?
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