Plot 3, Ivy House, Vicarage Lane, Long Bennington

Property Description

INTERNAL IMAGES NOW ADDED - PART EXCHANGE AVAILABLE - 360 DEGREE TOUR AVAILABLE ON THIS LISTING - Located in the supreme village of Long Bennington are these four individual detached executive homes that are being built by the renowned, vastly experienced family-run builders, Oak Valley Homes Limited. This high-end builder uses a variety of premium materials to create a stunning quality home that is full of features including a Double Garage, a Lounge with a Wood Buring Stove, Ancaster Stone frontage, Underfloor heating through the ground floor, built-in appliances into the modern Kitchen and stylish relaxing Bathrooms. Ivy House is a 5-bedroom detached home, with 3 Bathrooms and flexible living spaces on the ground floor, with overall accommodation extending to approximately 2,350 square feet. The gardens are private and south-facing. These homes will come with a 10-year architect warranty. 

PART EXCHANGE BENEFITS - Participating in a part exchange program when considering a newly built property in the UK offers a range of compelling benefits. Firstly, it simplifies the often complex process of selling your existing home, eliminating the uncertainties and delays associated with traditional sales. This can save you both time and money. Secondly, it provides a seamless transition, allowing you to smoothly move from your current residence into a brand-new property without the stress of coordinating timelines. Additionally, part exchange deals often come with competitive offers, ensuring you get a fair market value for your existing property. Moreover, it can spare you the hassle of property chain issues that can derail traditional sales. Lastly, newly built properties typically come with warranties and energy-efficient features, resulting in reduced maintenance costs and lower energy bills, contributing to long-term financial savings. In summary, part exchange is an advantageous route for those seeking convenience, financial security, and peace of mind when upgrading to a newly built home in the UK.

PART EXCHANGE REQUIREMENTS - Participating in a part exchange program for a newly built property in the UK typically involves specific requirements. Firstly, the property you wish to part exchange must meet certain criteria set by the developer or homebuilder. These criteria may include factors like the condition, location, and type of your existing home. Secondly, there is often a minimum value requirement for the property you're looking to part exchange. This minimum value ensures that the property is of sufficient worth to be considered in the exchange. The specific minimum value can vary depending on the developer, but it generally aligns with the part exchange purchase price, ensuring a balanced transaction. Meeting these requirements ensures a smooth and efficient part exchange process, facilitating your transition into a newly built property.

The Internal images shown on this listing are of Plot 1 (Holly House) to give an indication of the space and quality that Ivy House will be completed. 

The accommodation within Ivy House comprises of Reception Hall, Cloakroom, Family Room/Office/Snug, Family Kitchen open to Sun/Garden Room, Utility Room and Lounge with wood burning stove to the ground floor. On the first floor, there are FIVE BEDROOMS with an En-Suite to Bedroom One and a further En-Suite to Bedroom Two, alongside the Family Bathroom. Ivy House will also benefit from an attached Double Garage, driveway, and south-facing gardens. 

LONG BENNINGTON - Long Bennington is a linear village and civil parish in the South Kesteven district of Lincolnshire, England. It lies just off the A1 road, 7 miles (11 km) north of Grantham and 5 miles (8 km) south of Newark-on-Trent, with a population of 2,100, which had increased from 2,018 at the 2011 Census.

Long Bennington has a parish council consisting of 11 councillors. The village is twinned with the Normandy village of Bretteville-l’Orgueilleuse. There is a Methodist chapel, St Swithin’s Anglican Church, and a primary school.

Its public houses are the Reindeer, Royal Oak, and Whittakers, alongside some wonderful eateries and many local businesses within the village itself. In addition, there is a Co-op and a for those essential family day-to-day needs, and a Post Office that opens twice weekly.

In nearby Grantham and Newark, you can find train stations on the East Coast mainline that give access to Kings Cross from Grantham in around an hour, and to the north from Newark. In addition, there are many highly sought-after schools in Grantham including The Kings School for Boys, Kesteven & Girls Grammar School, Grantham Prep School and the Oftsed-rated 'Outstanding" Priory Ruskin, with further school options in Newark.