Local housebuilder invites house hunters to Instant Part Exchange event in Driffield

On Saturday 15th and Sunday 16th February, between 10am and 5:30pm, homeowners can visit Barratt Homes’ Mortimer Park and David Wilsons’ Porters Way to find out more about the housebuilder’s Part Exchange scheme.

The Part Exchange Scheme aims to reduce the stress of those looking to sell their home by removing the sales chain and giving the reassurance of a guaranteed buyer. Prospective buyers can use the scheme to buy a new home at Mortimer Park or Porters Way and sell their existing property to Barratt Homes.

Buyers will be offered fair market value for their old home which they can remain in until their new home is ready, making the whole process efficient and straightforward.

At the event, potential buyers will have the opportunity to meet with a member of the Barratt Homes Part Exchange team, where they can discuss the scheme, details of properties available and understand local resale comparables.

Paul Hogan, Sales Director at Barratt and David Wilson Homes Yorkshire East, commented: “Our upcoming event at Mortimer Park and Porters Way are a fantastic opportunity for interested house hunters to find out more about the scheme and receive helpful, personalised advice from our Part Exchange experts.

“Part Exchange is a brilliant scheme, specifically designed to make moving home easier. We hope this event can showcase how using this scheme can support homeowners in making their move to Driffield.”

There are also a variety of other buying incentives available at Mortimer Park and Porters Way, each designed to help buyers step up or onto the property ladder. These include Deposit Boost, Movemaker and the Key Worker Deposit Contribution.