There are plenty of reasons behind a house move; however, with three chances to live in a Redrow home in Hartford here are 10 reasons why this charming Cheshire village should be your next address…
Anna Evans-Kerr, head of sales at our North West, says: “Hartford is a very attractive and aspirational village to live in. It’s got a lovely sense of community spirit but it’s also perfectly placed between Manchester, Liverpool and Chester for commuting and should homebuyers want to experience what a city has to offer.”
Whatever is motivating your search for a new home, these are the reasons why you should choose to move to a Redrow home in Hartford:
1. Stay local
The leafy Cheshire village of Hartford is as practical as it is desirable. Boasting independent shops, a Co-op, and restaurants that serve everything from breakfasts to evening meals, residents won’t have to go far when they’ve run out of milk.
2. Schools
When looking at where to raise a family, having good schools close by is usually top of the list and luckily Hartford has plenty to choose from. It is home to nine primary and secondary schools, including Hartford High School, St Nicholas High School and independent co-ed school The Grange, with primary schools such as Hartford Primary School being Ofsted rated ‘Outstanding’.
3. Get outdoors
Not only is Hartford surrounded by beautiful Cheshire countryside but it is only a few miles from family favourites Marbury Park and Delamere Forest. Go Ape adventure park can also be found within Delamere Forest for those who like a bit more of a thrill!
4. Commuters
For commuters Hartford has fantastic links via Hartford Station that offers trains to Liverpool, Birmingham and London, while nearby Greenbank Station serves Manchester and Chester. Motorways such as the M6 and M56 are within easy reach.
5. Investment in the community
Since 2016, we have donated more than £20k from voluntary community funds set up to support small projects at the heart of local life. It has also raised thousands of pounds for local charities through Christmas events held at Hartford Grange. This is in addition to multi-million-pound contributions to community infrastructure including education, travel, open space and affordable housing.
6. More for your money
If you have lived in the suburbs of Manchester in areas such as Didsbury and Chorlton, moving out to Hartford will give you much more for your money. A three-bedroom detached home in Didsbury can cost upwards of £400,000* while four-bedroom detached homes can cost anything from £375,000 to over 1 million**. Prices at our three Hartford developments are significantly less.
7. Homes for all stages of life
If you’re looking to take the leap onto the property market and want a home that is beautifully laid out and includes open-plan living space plus en-suite facilities to the main bedroom, Redrow Hartford is for you. It also has homes perfect for second-steppers.
If you’re looking for a house that will give you as much space as possible to accommodate a growing family, homes at Hartford Grange come with plenty of practicality, with features like multiple en-suites, designated studies and utility rooms making them ideal for families seeking that little bit more.
8. Homes for all budgets
Currently homes at Redrow Hartford start at £287,995 for a three-bedroom semi-detached Letchworth and £369,995 for a four-bedroom detached Marlow. The four-bedroom detached Richmond at Hartford Grange is priced from £594,995.
9. Help along the way
We have our own handy scheme designed to assist those with an existing house to sell. Help to Sell helps homeowners sell their current property by working with trusted estate agents to achieve a quick sale while also contributing towards fees.
Also, with homes priced under £500,000 at Redrow Hartford, they are currently Stamp Duty-free.
10. Recommend a friend
If you love your Redrow home and tell your friends about it and they go on to purchase a Redrow home then you’ll receive a £500 reward upon successful legal completion of their property.
See Redrow Hartford for more.
