House For Sale £279,995
The Holly offers carefully balanced living space with both the living room and kitchen/dining room benefiting from a dual-aspect design. The ground floor also features a cloakroom. Upstairs is bedroom 1 with en suite, a further double and a single bedroom, as well as a family bathroom.
Did you know you could save £2,000* when buying a new home?
'The Home Builders Federation (HBF)’s latest report – Watt a Save – has quantified this. The report’s findings show that new build homes save residents an average of £2,000 a year on their energy bills – this is even more if you look at just houses rather than include flats and bungalows. The report also suggests that fewer than four per cent of existing dwellings can match the EPC B rating or higher that new builds, Allison Homes included, commonly achieve.'
Located in the modern village of Fernwood, just 10 minutes outside of Newark on Trent, Kings Meadow is our new development of one, two, three, four and five bedroom homes.
Ideal for first-time buyers and families who want to join an established community
– Village location close to Newark
– Great commuter location – For busy commuters, there is easy access to Newark, Nottingham and London via the A1, A46 and train services from Newark Northgate and Newark Castle railway stations.
– Close by GP surgeries, hospital, dentists etc.
– Shop, pub and cafe/bistro.
In the last quarter of a century, Fernwood has grown into a thriving and vibrant community.
In addition to residential developments, Fernwood is home to a village hall and a large attractive park. For children, there is the Fernwood Day Nursery and Chuter Ede Primary School which is rated ‘Outstanding’ by Ofsted. Secondary school age children are catered for by the excellent Suthers School.
Leisure facilities in Fernwood include tennis courts, football pitches, a children’s playground and meadow and wooded areas providing habitats for a variety of wildlife. There is an active wildlife preservation society ready to welcome new residents!
Situated on the banks of the River Trent, Newark is a short drive away. Steeped in history, this charming market town offers a wealth of attractions including its famous castle the internationally acclaimed National Civil War Centre, and a number of museums and galleries. Opened in 1920, The Palace Theatre offers a diverse programme of music, comedy and drama, while there is also a cinema and a wide selection of bars and restaurants, including one of the town’s oldest pubs, The Queen’s Head, which is located in the town’s pretty Market Place. In addition to a monthly Farmers Market, the Market Place plays host to general retail, antique and craft stalls almost daily. There are picturesque walks by the riverside, as well as historic trails through and around the town.
