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Some homes you choose from a floor plan. The Denton is one you understand the moment you stand in front of it. The Georgian facade, traditional entrance porch, hipped roof, full-height chimney and sliding sash windows set back into hand-selected brick aren't details added to suggest character, they're the result of building the right way, not the easy way. This is a harder and more considered home to build than a conventional new build. You can see it from the street. You can see it from across the road. You can also see it in person, the Denton is the Church Farm showhome.

Inside, the ground floor gives you something genuinely rare: four distinct rooms, each with a clear purpose. The kitchen and dining area is the generous, heart of the house, large enough to cook, eat, work at a homework table and still have room to move around freely. The adjoining family area at gives children or adults a space of their own without being removed from the rest of the house. The living room has a reclaimed brick fireplace and wood burner that changes the character of the room entirely on a winter evening. A dedicated study sits separately from the living spaces, and a utility room keeps the washing well away from the kitchen. The kitchen includes an integrated Haier oven — backed by a 10-year parts warranty, induction hob, cooker hood, fridge freezer and dishwasher as standard, with Moduleo luxury vinyl tile flooring to the kitchen, dining area, hallway and cloakroom throughout. There's also a cloakroom off the hallway.

Upstairs, all four bedrooms are substantial doubles with genuine wardrobe space and breathing room. The principal bedroom has a fitted wardrobe and en suite. Bedroom 2 is unusually larger still, making it as much a guest suite as a family bedroom. Bedroom 3 and Bedroom 4 are both strong doubles, served by a family bathroom. Three bathrooms across four bedrooms means the morning routine works properly even when the house is full.

Outside, a double garage with additional parking means there's never a question of where the cars, the bikes or the weekend gear goes.