Redrow promotes ready-to-move homes at Watlington ahead of Christmas

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 18 Oct, 06:08 · Archive

Housebuilder Redrow South Midlands is offering move-in-ready properties at Hampden Meadows in Watlington before the festive season.

Redrow South Midlands is promoting ready-to-move homes at Hampden Meadows, a development on Cuxham Road in Watlington, South Oxfordshire, where buyers can move in before Christmas.

Among the available properties is the three-bedroom Harrogate Lifestyle, priced from £750,000. The detached home features a spacious front-facing lounge, an open-plan kitchen and dining area, and three bedrooms, each with a private en-suite. Built with eco-friendly features such as heat pumps and enhanced insulation, it is part of Redrow's Heritage Collection, which blends traditional Arts and Crafts-inspired architecture with contemporary interiors.

Lee Abbott, sales manager at Redrow South Midlands, said the homes are 'ideal for those seeking to move into their perfect space'. He added that buying a house can be 'complicated and time-consuming', but buyers can move into one of the ready-to-move homes by simply adding their own furniture and soft furnishings.

Hampden Meadows offers a mix of three, four and five-bedroom homes and benefits from strong transport links to London.

Redrow promotes ready-to-move homes at Watlington ahead of Christmas — Image: Oxford Mail

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Oxfordshire buyers urged to snap up homes before ChristmasRedrow South Midlands is promoting its ready-to-move-into homes at Hampden Meadows, a development on Cuxham Road in Watlington, South Oxfordshire.Oxford Mail · 18 Oct, 05:00
Oxfordshire buyers urged to snap up homes before ChristmasRedrow South Midlands is promoting its ready-to-move-into homes at Hampden Meadows, a development on Cuxham Road in Watlington, South Oxfordshire.Oxfordshire Guardian · 18 Oct, 05:00

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