If you're in the market for a brand new home in Quedgeley, then look no further than the sought-after Persimmon Vale development, which has been impressing househunters ever since its launch, And now the Leicester showhome is set to launch, there's never been a better time to visit Persimmon's exciting new site. Following the instant success of the company's Kingsway development, Persimmon Vale has been much anticipated by many, so the sales team is urging interested parties to visit the development before they potentially miss out on their favourite plot.

“We are about to launch our stunning Leicester showhome at Persimmon Vale this Saturday (16^th October) so are inviting interested parties to view this much admired housetype to give them an idea of how our beautiful homes look when complete,” states Alison Reading, sales director for Persimmon Homes South Midlands.

She adds: “Before the showhome even opened we’ve taken numerous reservations, and to demonstrate our commitment to our purchasers we have a range of tools to enable them to move with ease, whether they’re first time buyers or are moving up the property ladder.”

Persimmon’s Parent Payback initiative at Persimmon Vale is ideal for those with limited finances as parents, or close relatives, can pay up to a 20 per cent deposit on the chosen property and as a thank you, Persimmon will pay back five per cent interest per annum on their contribution for two years.

Meanwhile, for those moving up the property ladder who don’t want the hassle involved with selling their exiting property, the company’s Part Exchange scheme is just perfect.

Alison explains: “As Persimmon is your guaranteed buyer you’ll have the peace of mind you need to plan your move without any last minutes hitches. Also if you’re moving for a second time you’re likely to have equity in your current property enabling you to take advantage of the wider range of mortgage products available, some with very attractive interest rates, and because Persimmon will pay your estate fees, it’s a win-win situation.”