Buyers looking for property in the East of England could benefit

Miller Homes' Cambridge development

Miller Homes' Priors Green development

Miller Homes' St Neots development

The last remaining plot at Miller Homes'
Great Barford development

A house-builder is offering purchasers the chance to take advantage of a part exchange scheme being offered on selected plots in developments in the East of England.

Miller Homes' 'Part Exchange Price Promise' guarantees to give buyers 100% of any additional profit made on their existing property once it is sold.

Under the scheme, Miller Homes will undertake three independent valuations on a buyer's existing property and make an offer, eliminating the need to find a buyer (subject to terms and conditions).

The part exchange offer is said to cut out precarious chains, estate agent bills and Home Information Packs, and buyers can remain in their existing property until their new home is ready for them to move in.

"Purchasers often worry about receiving the real market value for their existing property when part exchanging," said the company's regional sales director, Steve Garton.

"That's why Miller Homes have introduced the Price Promise. If markets change and a purchaser's house does sell for more than we anticipated, we'll pass on 100% of the profit on."

The offer is available on the remaining four bedroom mews houses at the company's Cambridge development; four bedroom homes at their Priors Green development in Takeley, Essex; three and five bedroom properties at their St Neots development in Cambridgeshire; and the last remaining four bedroom home at their Great Barford development in Bedfordshire.

For more information, visit www.millerhomes.co.uk

Information courtesy of TC Communications Ltd. and Miller Homes

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