New Homes Week: Lincolnshire developer invites public to part exchange event

Leading housebuilder Barratt Homes is inviting house hunters to its Wigmore Park development for a part exchange event. With experts on hand at the development, the developer is offering 100% Part Exchange and quick valuations on the day to help buyers into new, energy-efficient homes.

Barratt Homes is also offering a £1,000 Choices voucher to buyers that reserve a home during New Homes Week (2nd – 8th February).

The New Homes Week event gives Lincolnshire buyers a clear image of what it means to buy a home in the current housing market. This year's theme is ‘The Power to Move’. To give its buyers that power, Barratt Homes is setting out key information for house hunters to peruse at their leisure and find a clear image of their next steps.

When?

RightMove predicts that 2026 will be a positive year for the buyer market, thanks to more homes being available, improved affordability and lower mortgage rates than the year before.

It means that this year is a great time to start researching properties, considering how a brand-new home could best suit any current or future lifestyle changes.

Wigmore Park, situated in the popular village of New Waltham, offers a collection of three and four-bedroom homes from just £210,000. Only four miles south of Grimsby, the development is set in 4.3 acres of open public space, allowing residents to balance city and country living. With all essential amenities nearby, as well as well-regarded schools, Wigmore Park is ideal for families and young professionals.

What (can get you moving)?

Housebuilder Barratt Homes has made a variety of schemes and offers available for buyers at various stages of the housing ladder to help them get the best possible deal out of their new property.

Schemes like Part Exchange are designed to help second steppers by eliminating estate agent fees and ensuring a smooth sale of an existing property. The Deposit Boost scheme helps first time buyers secure lower interest rates on their mortgage, while the Key Worker Deposit Contribution scheme assists essential workers looking to take the first or next step on the property ladder.

Sarah Hanna, Senior Sales Manager at David Wilson Homes Yorkshire East, said: “New Homes Week is always an important date in our calendar and we hope to ease any worries that those looking to move homes might have.

“We encourage anyone interested in moving home to visit Wigmore Park and speak to our fantastic team for advice and details about available homes.”

To learn more about this year's theme, ‘The Power to Move’ and what it entails, visit the website at New Homes Week.

For more information about the development and homes available, visit the website at Wigmore Park.

For more information about developments in the area, visit the website at Barratt Homes in Lincolnshire.