A striking selection of new homes has been released for sale in Paddock Wood, Kent.
The collection of two, three and four-bedroom properties at the popular Mascalls Grange development by Charles Church features the latest choice of house designs.
Sales Director Natasha Stevens said: “The eagerly-awaited Phase 2 at Mascalls Grange includes a range of new house types that we are sure will be a huge hit with buyers as they deliver everything requested by our discerning customers.”
The attractive three-storey, three-bedroom Saunton style house, priced from £390,000, has a modern open plan kitchen/dining room, well-proportioned living room and three good sized bedrooms. The enclosed porch, downstairs WC, three storage cupboards and off-road parking mean it’s practical as well as stylish. The top floor bedroom also has a spacious en suite.
While the Whiteleaf is a four-bedroom detached family home offering the best of modern living, with a light and airy kitchen/breakfast room with French doors to the rear garden, bright front-aspect living room and dining room. Upstairs are four bedrooms with bedroom one benefitting from an en suite, plus a modern-fitted family bathroom. Prices start from £550,000.
Mascalls Grange Phase 2 is situated just a mile from the attractive town centre of Paddock Wood where you’ll find everything you need for day to day living: independent businesses, cafes, pubs and schools. The town has excellent transport options by road and rail with a local train station offering direct routes to Sevenoaks (18 minutes) and London Bridge (41 minutes).
Natasha added: “Mascalls Grange has been an incredible success story for us, and we are delighted to bring forward this next phase of new homes.
“All of our properties come with a two-year Charles Church defect cover and a 10-year insurance-backed new homes warranty, and I would urge anyone interested to get in touch soon in order to secure their preferred plot.”
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