Three-Storey Living Options At Suffolk Development
House-hunters looking for a spacious and flexible home type are being encouraged to consider David Wilson Homes’ Marham Park development in Bury St Edmunds.
The ‘Kennett’, ‘Parkin’ and ‘Hertford’ style homes on the development, which are all three-storey properties, give buyers the flexibility to customise their home to make personalised use of the extra space.
Annette Hurst, sales director at Barratt Homes Eastern Counties, said: “Our three-storey homes are the perfect option for anyone who is looking to upsize and needs the extra space. The properties are extremely versatile and offer flexible living to those who want to adapt the home to suit their needs. The three floors provide a free-flowing space that provides everyone with room to customise their living space and be comfortable.”
Barratt Homes has also provided a list of ideas of what to do with the extra floor to give homebuyers some inspiration when creating their own space, if they want to convert a bedroom into something else.
Plenty of storage spaces
Searching for storage at home becomes a priority as the years go by. With a third storey, nothing needs to be sacrificed as there is plenty of space on the second floor.
With generously sized bedrooms, this provides ample opportunity for those who need an organised storage space – making it easier for owners to display seasonal items such as Christmas decorations as they can then be stored away for when they are next needed.
A quick commute to the second floor
Working professionals may also like the idea of the property’s third storey. Working from home is made a breeze in a three-storey home as the top floor can be turned into a bigger study with extensive space – creating a relaxing atmosphere that is suitable for focus and concentration. For families with teenagers, the space can give them the freedom to study when schoolwork becomes more prevalent.
To complement the study, the additional room can be turned into a rest area or reading room, for when homebuyers need to relax. Showcasing excessive space, the room could be fitted with a sofa for comfort and even a TV for those who want to give themselves a break.
‘Parkin’ house type
Be the host with the most
Having a three-storey home is an advantage for those who have big families and have returned to hosting again.
The top floor is close enough for the guests to still enjoy the festivities, but gives them space to enjoy some time away during the evening.
To elevate the property’s ‘wow factor’ even further, a spare room could be turned into a games room, fitting a video games set, a pool table or even some vintage arcade games – perfect for a night to remember.
Work out and stay in
For those who want to adapt their home to fit their own health and lifestyle regimes, an at-home gym may be the best option. A spare room can hold many types of work out equipment, including weights and a treadmill, making it easier for fitness lovers to work out on their own time during their busy schedules.
With two rooms available to adapt on the top floor, one could even be turned into a studio. This would benefit those who try their hand at different exercises like Pilates and yoga, giving them enough space to move around as their work outs demand.
For families, a studio would be perfect for those who have children that enjoy artistic hobbies, such as dance and drama. The children will have an amazing space to grow and develop their talents, giving them the freedom to do what they love.
A selection of three- and four-bedroom homes are currently available at Marham Park, with prices starting at £337,995. Find out more from David Wilson Homes.
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