4 bedroom detached new house for sale

The development is also perfectly positioned a comfortable 17 miles from York, and provides excellent transport links to the M62.

The sales and marketing suite is open daily, 10:30am until 5:00pm.

The Denton - is a four bedroom detached house with integral garage available from £269, 950 - Expected completion March / April 2012.

Key Features

• Choice of contemporary kitchen units with work top and upstand*

• Downlight technology lighting to kitchen and under unit lighting to either side of hob

• Stainless steel chimney style extractor hood

• White sanitaryware with chrome finish taps

• A Sky-ready multi-mediahub is provided in the lounge - capable of distributing Sky, DVD/CD and FM from the lounge to most rooms in the house

• Digital TV and FM aerial installed prior to move-in day

• Wiring for alarm system

• Mains operated smoke detector

• 10 year NHBC warranty

This well appointed superb family home offers you an abundance of space on this corner plot. The beautiful hall leads you into a spacious and light lounge. The breakfast/dining kitchen & utility spreading right across the back of the house which will be fitted with your choice of units (subject to build stage) has the added bonus of french doors leading out onto the patio area. The 4 bedrooms consist of a beautiful large master bedroom with well equipped en suite and 3 others with 1 having 2 windows making it lovely and light.

King Edgars Court

Wonderfully positioned to enjoy the benefits of the cosmopolitan atmosphere of nearby York, while maintaining its own independence and community feel, is the market town of Howden.

King Edgar of England gave his first wife, Ethelfleda, Howden Manor in 959 ad. This was one of the earliest recorded parts of Howden’s history and the beginnings of a long connection with the royal court of England, including notable associations with William the Conqueror and the monks of Durham.

Many historic local landmarks still remain today, and these have taken on a modern day feel to maintain the sense of community in the town. From a venue for the famous Howden Horse Fair of the 19th century, the Shire Hall continues to attract many visitors to the regular Friday weekly market. And for those who enjoy the arts, the multi-functional Hall is also the home of the Howden-live organisation – staging entertainment, theatre shows and workshops.

While the town boasts its own library, variety of shops, bank, medical centre and chemist, it is situated just three miles from Goole and a comfortable 17 miles from York for those who like to venture further afield.

Howden can also offer a quieter pace to every day life, with an abundance of leisure pursuits right on the doorstep. The Ashes Cricket Ground and playing field (handed over to the people of Howden in 1925) is the focal point for leisure in the town, and also boasts a new, fully equipped multi-use games area. The area has been totally refurbished, providing the town with various sporting facilities including tennis, basketball, and football.

For a gentler way to relax, there is Howden Marsh – a flourishing nature reserve used by dog walkers, anglers and bird watchers.

Situated on the A614, Howden lies conveniently close to the M62 and M18 motorways. The town is served by Howden railway station and has regular train services to Leeds, Selby and Hull.

King Edgar’s Court will be a fabulous addition to the town. A selection of impressive two, three and four bedroom homes built in a range of stunning designs will shape a development to meet all the needs of modern living and family life.