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Persimmon
TweedySue
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Hi. We are just about to move into our new home on The Bridles. Persimmon build development by the racecourse. Our house is a Roseberry. We've had some ups & downs with the process all the fault of our buyers. I can only praise Susan at the bridles along with Sarah. They have been great. Anyone else here on the bridles, especially in a Roseberry. What do you thonk of the house
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Sorry to be cynical, but praise for the sales people and builders would be more meaningful *after* you have moved in for a while. That is when you will know what the build quality is like and how much BS the sales team have fed you.3
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Wait till you see the faults in the build.0
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Why not just knock on the new neighbours doors and introduce yourself IRL...?2
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What do you think, three months before they are back complaining about the quality/ snags not fixed etc etc?anselld said:Sorry to be cynical, but praise for the sales people and builders would be more meaningful *after* you have moved in for a while. That is when you will know what the build quality is like and how much BS the sales team have fed you.1 -
I had to look up where you were! Interestingly that house type is being built on a persimmon site near me in Somerset. Very nice. I live on a persimmon/Charles church estate which is still being built, I’ve been here 10 years. I’m very happy and yes there was plenty of snagging but we had a great site manager who was very attentive and didn’t mind my massive and through list. He methodically worked through it all within a few weeks. You need to be very proactive about snagging and I pestered and nagged until I was happy.1
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And doxing Susan and Sarah for being two-faced bitches.Martin_the_Unjust said:
What do you think, three months before they are back complaining about the quality/ snags not fixed etc etc?anselld said:Sorry to be cynical, but praise for the sales people and builders would be more meaningful *after* you have moved in for a while. That is when you will know what the build quality is like and how much BS the sales team have fed you.1 -
Don't forget to send thanks to the board at Persimmon who picked up over £100 million pounds in payouts when the shares hit a certain level all due to Help To Buy 👍0
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