Leading luxury construction company, Charles Church, has welcomed the decision to grant planning permission for a £16 million pound residential development in the leafy suburb of Edgbaston.
This sought after residential area will be the setting for a stunning collection of 73 spacious three, four, five and six bedroom homes being built off City Road, following planning approval from Birmingham City Council.
Charles Church South Midland’s managing director, Richard Oldroyd, said: “This is a very exciting development for Charles Church and we are delighted to have secured such a sought-after location.
“We have experienced a great deal of interest in the Arden Grange development before we have even laid the first brick. 14 early bird reservations have already been taken from the marketing suite at our neighbouring Deers Leap development on Brewers Square.
“We urge anyone else who is interested in this new development to act quickly and come and view our plans for these stunning new homes.”
Arden Grange offers discerning house hunters the best of both worlds, set in a tranquil residential area benefiting from excellent transport links, fine dining establishments, the botanical gardens, the Barber Institute Art gallery and yet it’s just a stone’s throw from the busy cosmopolitan centre of Birmingham.
Richard added: “We take pride in all we do from choosing the locations where we build, to the scrupulously high standard of workmanship and the service we provide to our customers both during and after they purchase a home from us.”
Work on the development is set to commence at the end of May with a sales launch and show home opening expected in Summer 2013.
A range of incentives including Help To Buy, Part Exchange and NewBuy provide the financial help making buying a new home is an affordable pleasure.
Prices range from £165,000 – £350,000*
To receive details about the homes at Arden Grange and ensure your invite to the private launch visit www.charleschurch.com to register your interest.
*Prices correct at time of going to press