Showing posts with label buttercross park. Show all posts
Showing posts with label buttercross park. Show all posts

Wednesday, 7 June 2017

It's another donation from Larkfleet!

We just can't stop helping people here at Larkfleet HQ and this time we've donated £4,000 to Cottesmore Millfied Academy in Oakham.



The cheque was presented by (pictured, right) Sam Hart (Larkfleet's sales director) to Rachel Thomas (left) who is the headteacher at the school.

Some of the money will be used to purchase benches for the children to enjoy in the school gardens.

If you are wondering why the kids are wearing 'construction clothes' in the pictures, well they were also donated by Larkfleet for them to keep, much to their delight! In fact, it was rather funny and cute watching the children still wearing their hats as they left in cars!



The cheque was presented at the Buttercross development in Oakham which offers a stunning range of two, three, four and five bedroom properties in beautiful surroundings.

If you would like to find out more you can call one of the sales team on 01572 72 22 62.





Wednesday, 17 May 2017

Grab a Larkfleet freebie!

At Larkfleet, we love to give away the odd freebie, and this week, if you reserve plot 97 on Buttercross Park in Oakham, you'll get yourself free carpets and vinyl thrown in completely free!


Buttercross Park offers a range of traditionally styled eco-friendly and energy efficient 2, 3, 4 and 5 bedroom properties which is perfect for home buyers looking for a quality home in rural surroundings.

Situated on the outskirts of Oakham, Buttercross Park is part of the Oakham Heights development and offers close access to Oakham - a pretty, traditional market town offering all the amenities you would expect such as unique shops, great places to eat and drink and beautiful surrounding countryside. 
For more details, call the Larkfleet sales office for this site on 01572 722262.

Thursday, 16 March 2017

Is it time to make a move to Oakham?

At Larkfleet Homes, we understand the importance of building new homes in lovely locations so it was great to read that the stunning market town of  Oakham in Rutland has been voted one of the best places to live in the UK by The Times.
                                                        
It's easy to see why.

Oakham  is a beautiful market town in the charming county of Rutland.

So why should you consider living in Oakham? You will never be at a loss when it comes to enjoying outdoor activities in the county of Rutland with Rutland Water on your doorstep. 

Oakham is a hot spot for independent boutiques, coffee shops, cafes and restaurants. If you are looking forward to eating out in Oakham or shopping in Oakham, you won't be disappointed.

Oakham also offers great transport links so if you are looking to buy a new home in Oakham, you can commute from easily to cities such as Peterborough, Birmingham, Leicester, Cambridge and London.

If you are looking to buy a new home in this popular market town, Larkfleet Homes has a stunning new build development - Buttercross Park - which is located on the outskirts of Oakham off Barleythorpe Road.



Buttercross Park offers a range of 2, 3, 4 and 5 bedroom eco-friendly and energy efficient properties all designed to the highest spec.

If you are interested in making a move to Oakham and owning a gorgeous Larkfleet home, please call 01572 722262.

Friday, 23 September 2016

Is it time to relocate to Oakham?

According to The Guardian, 'there comes a time in a person's life when one starts to appreciate a place like Oakham' and here at Larkfleet, we couldn't agree more!

Nested perfectly in the Rutland countryside, Oakham is a beautiful market town with plenty to offer its new residents.

From quirky shops to traditional bakeries, a farmer's market and one of the country's top public schools, you could do a lot worse than making a move to Oakham.

The Larkfleet Buttercross Park development is situated off Barleythorpe Road in Oakham and offers a fine selection of homes and townhouses aimed at couples and growing families who are looking for a stylish, traditional and environmentally friendly home. 

So if you want a rural lifestyle in a pretty market town with all the benefits that come with good transport links, Oakham should be at the top of your 'looking to move to' list.

The sales office is open daily from 10am - 5pm and you can call us on 01572 722262 to get the ball rolling (and the keys for your new beautiful Larkfleet home), 



Friday, 15 July 2016

Starting from scratch

Your living room, lounge, sitting room, or whatever you choose to call it, is usually the room you spend most of your leisure time in.  Whether you are watching TV, relaxing, reading, chatting with family or friends it needs to adapt to fit your needs.  This can make it one of the trickiest rooms to decorate and furnish as there are so many functions you need to think about.

If you’re starting completely from scratch with a blank canvas, as you would be in your new Larkfleet home, it can be a bit daunting.  Firstly you should first think about where the fixed elements of your room are – the fireplace, the plug sockets, TV aerial port, the phone socket, the windows and doorways for instance.  Once you know, you can place your furniture to suit.

Use your fire place as a your main focal point
You need to think of the make up of your family and make sure you have enough seating to accommodate everyone who will be using the room on a regular basis.  You can use clever seating such as window seats or small but comfy chairs to help make up numbers, rather than cramming the largest sofa you can into the space!
Linking your colour scheme draws your room together
Once you have your furniture chosen, you will usually lead you on to your colour scheme and you can work on how you will link this together.  You might want a traditional room or a contemporary feel.  Either way you can cleverly use mirrors, accessories, cushions and throws, glass and plants to make the spaces feel larger and warmer. 







Tuesday, 28 June 2016

Larkfleet's Home of the Month

Our home of the month can be found at Buttercross Park in Oakham.  The Cartmel is a unique two-bedroom terrace in a stunning design with a rounded living area.  Perfect for those who want to add their own touch to this special new home.

With an integrated kitchen and dining area downstairs, this spacey layout includes the upstairs living area and bedrooms with family bathroom.  The main bedroom has a dressing room area which is always sought after.



Buttercross Park is situated on the outskirts of Oakham and is part of the Oakham Heights development.

Oakham itself is a pretty, traditional market town, with regular markets selling local meats, cheese, bread and eggs. The world renowned Rutland Water is close by, with its stunning nature and wildfowl reserves and outdoor adventure centre together with cycling and walking routes.

Road links are excellent and towns such as Stamford, Melton Mowbray and Corby are within easy distance.  Leicester and Nottingham are within 35 miles of Buttercross Park. Oakham railway station provides links to Birmingham, Leicester, Peterborough, Cambridge and Stansted Airport.

If you reserve the Cartmel this month, we will give you £500 towards your legal fees and your stamp duty will be paid!


Tuesday, 24 May 2016

Top Tips Tuesday - Decorating your new home!

Decorating can be great fun - and extremely stressful!  Anyone who has stood in front of the shelves and shelves of paint colours in their local DIY store will know the pain of wondering which one shade of yellow to pick, particularly when the actual colour differences often seem so minute!

Here are our top tips this Tuesday:

  1. If you are painting, avoid cheap brushes and do all your 'cutting in' and edges first!  If 'cutting in' means nothing to you, it might be worth consulting an expert painter and decorator!
  2. Remember patience is key! Give your new home time to settle before spending on decorating.  Larkfleet Homes suggest you leave it at least six months before starting to decorate.  Every new home will have a few fine settling cracks that will appear as the plaster fully dries out.
  3. Try and connect the house and make it flow.  Our show house at Buttercross Park, Oakham uses just this tip.  Using a strong and bold orange as the main colour running throughout the home, different wallpapers and accessories are used to pull the scheme together as it flows throughout the house.

Wednesday, 20 April 2016

Come along to our ‘hard hat and wellies’ event at Buttercross Park this weekend

Larkfleet Homes is holding a ‘hard hat and wellies’ weekend at its Buttercross Park development in Oakham.

The event will be on Saturday 23 and Sunday 24 April from 11:00 am to 3:00 pm. It is open to all prospective new home buyers and will give them the opportunity to look at the various sizes and types of property on offer. A discount of £5,000 will be given to those who reserve a new home at the event. 

Buttercross Park is part of the Oakham Heights development and offers a range of traditionally styled eco-friendly and energy efficient 2, 3, 4 and 5 bedroom properties which will suit home buyers looking for a quality home in rural surroundings.
Larkfleet Homes sales manager Sam Watkins said: “The new area of Buttercross Park that we are opening for viewing is still very much a building site – so we’re calling this a ‘hard hat and wellies’ weekend because it could be a bit muddy underfoot if the weather has been wet. We can provide both the hats and the wellies if you need them but feel free to bring your own.

"Buyers who get in at this stage can snap up the best plots – and, of course, get the £5,000 discount we’re offering during the weekend.”

Oakham is a pretty, traditional market town. Bustling with activity, the town boasts a regular market twice a week which includes stalls selling local meats, cheese, bread and eggs. A trip to the market or the monthly Farmers’ Market could coincide with a visit to the numerous cafes, restaurants and pubs.  For active families and outdoor lovers, the renowned water sports facility and stunning nature and wildfowl reserve, Rutland Water, is close by – as is the Catmose Sports Centre.

Nursery, primary and secondary schools can be found in either in Oakham itself or surrounding villages and towns.

For commuters, road links are excellent and towns such as Stamford, Melton Mowbray and Corby are within easy distance.  Leicester and Nottingham are within 35 miles of Buttercross Park. Oakham railway station provides links to Birmingham, Leicester, Peterborough, Cambridge and Stansted Airport.

Call 01572 722262 or email us on oakham@larkfleethomes.co.uk if you would like to make an appointment.

Tuesday, 29 March 2016

Don't just take our word for it, hear it from our new home buyers

Whether it is your first home, a larger home for your growing family or home to downsize in, you want the best customer service and simplest process.  At Larkfleet Homes we aim to ensure your home buying experience is stress free and make customer satisfaction our number one priority.

Don't just take our word for it, let some of our latest new home buyers explain how we went the extra mile for them. 

Mr Hunt - The Croft at Baston
"I'm satisfied with the company and found them very helpful" explained Mr Hunt. He also said that his property was in 'very good' condition on completion day and he was happy with the way his 'Just for You' products were dealt with.  He finished by saying he would recommend Larkfleet Homes and would buy another Larkfleet property himself.

Mr Dudley & Ms Cheney - Buttercross Park at Oakham
Mr Dudley and Ms Cheney both said that "Joan and Kenny from the sales office were brilliant and the experience before completion was on the whole, very good."  They would also recommend us.

Mr & Mrs Diver - The Croft at Baston
When asked about their move to The Croft at Baston, Mr & Mrs Diver said "We are incredibly happy with our new Larkfleet home in Baston". They both found the literature about the development and the showhome "excellent". They also mentioned that the property was"very clean" on completion day and that the development was the "cleanest building site ever".

Both Mr & Mrs Diver said they would recommend Larkfleet Homes to friends and family, finishing off by saying "The best new home buying experience we've ever had, the sales and customers service teams were excellent".

Mr & Mrs Clare - Parson's Prospect, Eye
"Laura in the sales office was really helpful" and when asked about the show home at Parson's Prospect, Mr & Mrs Clare said they "loved it". They also used our financial advisor, mentioning that they "found him wonderful and helpful". Mr & Mrs Clare both agreed they would definitely recommend us to a friend and would buy another house from Larkfleet Homes themselves.




Tuesday, 1 March 2016

We explore the latest decorating trends for your new Larkfleet home.

A quick round up of the latest designer ideas for Spring 2016 suggests that the colours you should look at to decorate your new home are a luscious mix of subtle shades and adventurous strong tones.

Greys are used in a number of ways again, as they were last year.  It is used either as a stand-alone colour or paired with other brighter colours, such as oranges and yellows.

Wallpaper remains top of the list for wall coverings, with bold geometric prints being used to make strong statements.  We think we have put these to their best use in our showhomes at Buttercross Park in Oakham and our Whittlesey Green development, near to Peterborough.

Our light and bright kitchen at Buttercross Park, Oakham



House Beautiful says they believe that lilac will be out in full force this year, whether it is a strong, dark shade or a lighter, more delicate colour.

Deep, dark aubergine is another trend which seems to be popular with all the interior designers and it looks stunning with a touch of mustard yellow or lime green.

Blues are also making quite an appearance this Spring.  Shades vary from dark navy to softer grey or lavender base colours, right through to the brighter sky blues.

Rose quartz remains a favourite.  It's been with us for a while and is obviously suited for feminine bedrooms but makes a stunning background for dining rooms as well.

If you are looking for a bit of inspiration, take a look at the following sites:

Elle Decor

Houzz

House to Home

Home Essentials


Thursday, 11 February 2016

Don't miss our great offer this week at Buttercross Park, Oakham

Our house of the week is Plot 32 at Buttercross Park in Oakham, Rutland.  Plot 32, the Brecon, is a four bedroom terraced townhouse, with single garage.  This week we are offering you £5,000 of 'Just for You' vouchers so you can personalise your new home exactly how you want it.



Buttercross Park is situated on the outskirts of Oakham and is part of the Oakham Heights development.

Oakham itself is a pretty, traditional market town. Bustling with activity, the town boasts a regular market twice a week which includes stalls selling local meats, cheese, bread and eggs. A trip to the market or the monthly Farmers’ Market could coincide with a visit to the numerous cafes, restaurants and pubs.

For those interested in the history of the area, there are many beautiful and notable sites to explore such as Oakham Castle. Rutland Water is close by, with its renowned water sports facilities, stunning nature and wildfowl reserves, outdoor adventure centre together with cycling and walking routes. Rutland has recently been voted the best rural place to live in the UK.

Road links are excellent and towns such as Stamford, Melton Mowbray and Corby are within easy distance.  Leicester and Nottingham are within 35 miles of Buttercross Park. Oakham railway station provides links to Birmingham, Leicester, Peterborough, Cambridge and Stansted Airport.

Help to Buy schemes are available on all of our properties.

Contact Mike, Pam or Heather on 01572 722262 or email them at oakham@larkfleethomes.co.uk if you would like to find out more.