WARWICKSHIRE DEVELOPER ENCOURAGES PURCHASERS TO FEATHER THEIR NEST

Added by Love Business East Midlands | 2 September 2019

UPDATED: 2 September 2019

Leading developer David Wilson Homes is offering Warwickshire buyers the enticing chance to own a property at its Bishops Hill development with Google Nest smart home devices already installed.

Purchasers of four and five bedroom homes at the development benefit from a range of Google Nest appliances all integrated within the property.

Philippa Stewart, Senior Sales Manager at David Wilson Homes, said,

“This is a really exciting opportunity to own a house with various Google Nest devices installed during the construction process. It will allow our residents to have a connected home which is safe, warm and energy efficient.”

The devices include a Nest Learning Thermostat, which saves energy by learning the temperature the residents like when they’re at home, and can be controlled remotely. Nest Protect, the smart smoke and CO alarm which alerts residents on their phone if they’re out and detects fast-burning fires, smouldering fires and carbon monoxide also features in the properties.

The Nest Hello video doorbell will also be integrated, which improves security as residents will receive an alert when someone presses the doorbell or it detects a person, as well as recording the front of your home when paired with a Nest Aware subscription.

Bishops Hill is located near the desirable village of Bishop’s Itchington in an idyllic setting with a nature reserve on its doorstep. Residents will receive a free Wildlife Trust membership when they reserve a home at the development.

There are currently three and four bedroom homes for sale, with prices starting from £380,000.

To register an interest in any of the properties at Bishops Hill, visit the marketing suite on Saturdays and Sundays between 10am and 5:30pm.

For more information about any David Wilson Homes developments in the area, visit the website at www.dwh.co.uk or call the sales line on 0333 355 8479.

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