First look at new Bertha Park house style

Springfield Properties, the home builder behind Bertha Park, has unveiled a new house style available within the award-winning village. 

The three-bedroom detached Falkland house style is making its debut at Bertha Park within the Meadows phase of the Village. The collection of 2, 3, 4 and 5 bedroom homes are now available to early bird reserve each boasting high energy efficiency credential’s, quality workmanship and unrivalled specification.

Spanning over 1,000sq ft, externally the Falkland is finished with character dormers, soft grey brick detailing and tall windows. Internally, the home features an open plan kitchen and dining area with a convenient utility and double doors out to the turfed garden. The private lounge, to the front of the house, is a relaxing space and there is access to the integrated garage from the welcoming vestibule.

Each of the three bedrooms upstairs include built in wardrobes and the primary bedroom benefits from an en-suite.

Liz Cleghorn, Regional Sales Director, said:

“We’re excited to bring the Meadows phase of homes to the Perth housing market. Bertha Park is already a thriving village with a local shop, take away, café, community hub and destination play park. It benefits from a bus service into the city of Perth and is also home Bertha Park High School.

“We’re equally excited to introduce the Falkland to buyers looking for a larger three bedroom detached home with a garage and we have long standing favourites like the four bedroom Arden, and the five bedroom Melford available too.

“As with all Springfield homes, each of the homes at Bertha Park are energy efficient with innovative heating systems and thick levels of materials, are built using quality materials by reputable suppliers, and include the high level of spec that Springfield is renowned for like integrated kitchen appliances, a choice of paint colours for each room and garden turf. With competitive mortgage products available, now is the ideal time to take that next step.”