Many homeowners aspire to create an interior of a show home standard, and now there’s an opportunity for one lucky house hunter to acquire this fully furnished new property in the Highbridge area, complete with £25,000 worth of fixtures and fittings.
The four-bedroom show home has just been released for sale by housebuilder Wain Homes on the Brue Reach development in East Huntspill, which is now nearing its full completion. The small development comprises of 40 new homes in a picturesque setting, close to Burnham-on-Sea’s exceptional stretch of coastline.
The fully furnished new home fits with the developer’s ‘Haversham’ design, and inside it has been styled by professional interior designers and features easy-on-the-eye décor and a good range of contemporary finishes.
Wain Homes sales director, Sarah Williams, said: “This is an opportunity to simply turn the key and have everything you need in a new home ready and waiting for you.
“The interior design makes use of natural tones and incorporates a theme of plants, flowers and wildlife. Pastel shades create a relaxing and calming atmosphere which work perfectly with the flora and fauna inspired fabrics, upholstery and artwork.”
On the ground floor, there are two main living spaces. The large and light open-plan kitchen/diner is a perfect environment for entertaining and family gatherings. The kitchen has a smart, contemporary look with a mixture of white and grey fronted units, Silestone worktops, and integrated appliances. Also on this level, is an expansive lounge with French doors opening out onto the landscaped garden.
On the first floor, there are four double bedrooms with fitted wardrobes and a well-appointed family bathroom. The principal bedroom benefits from a luxurious ensuite shower room.
Outside, the south-facing garden has been beautifully landscaped and with regular maintenance will keep its aesthetic appeal.
Brue Reach, East Huntspill, Highbridge
Guide Price: £415,000
Agent: Wain Homes
Agent’s Tel: 01278 558385
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