Investment Opportunity At Banner Homes New Build Homes Development In Gloucestershire

With four homes already reserved at the exclusive development, Banner Homes is offering the remaining houses and apartments at Partridge Corner in Birdlip to property investors as well as owner-occupiers. The development of new homes in Gloucestershire is located in a glorious part of the Cotswolds in a village with wonderful views over the Vale of Gloucester, particularly from the renowned Barrow Wake viewpoint.

Apart from their idyllic location, the properties have an appealing traditional design yet feature Banner Homes' signature high specification and all the other advantages of a new-build home. Investors might consider one for short-term leases to holidaymakers, or instead opt to find long-term lessees, who perhaps work in commutable distance but are not willing or able to buy for themselves.

There's a choice of home styles to suit a range of budgets and requirements: two-bedroom apartments from £195,000; three-bedroom homes over two-storeys from £250,000; and three-storey homes, also with three bedrooms, from £340,000.

"Buying a brand new home for investment is perfect as there is very little maintenance to carry out and it comes with all the guarantees that an older property wouldn't. Buying new property is also straightforward as there is no onward chain so the process is much quicker," says Sarah Brunell, Sales Manager for Banner Homes Midlands. "Currently we have Plot 10, a three-bedroom terraced home with garage, available at £250,000 complete with carpets, light fittings and turf included in the price. This is an excellent investment opportunity for anyone wishing to secure a home quickly."

Downstairs, Plot 10 has a combined kitchen/breakfast area, cloakroom and a sitting room that opens out onto the patio of the rear garden. Upstairs, the master bedroom has an en-suite shower room and there are two further bedrooms sharing a family bathroom.

Birdlip is a delightful village with an interesting history, lying on the old Roman road between Cirencester and Gloucester. It still has numerous buildings from the 17th and 19th centuries. Families have found it a great area with plenty to do in the rural surroundings and some excellent schools.

Adults will also appreciate some fine golf courses and pubs in the region and the delights of Crickley Hill Country Park. There are good local amenities at the neighbouring village of Painswick and beautiful town of Cheltenham is only six miles away, providing some top-drawer shops, bars and restaurants. Transport connections from the village are good, with motorway and rail links close bringing Birmingham, Bristol and London within convenient reach.