Well, now is your chance. Because this photo gallery reveals the interior of the four-bedroom show-home at the Gateford Park development in Gateford, just outside Worksop.
The Banbury is one of 12 house types being built at Gateford Park, where leading housebuilder, Jones Homes, is delivering a range of four and five-bedroom designs. Prices begin from £345,995 to £475,995.
Jayne Swift, sales and marketing director of Jones Homes Yorkshire, said: “We are delighted with the styling of The Banbury show-home, which has been expertly designed by interior designers, Clayton and Company.
"The home provides warmth and comfort, with cool tones providing freshness and energy.
"The designers have done a fantastic job in creating a sophisticated, yet welcoming, interior, allowing potential buyers to really immerse themselves and picture living in what could be their next home.
"The home is tailored to those looking for ultimate style and comfort, but still wanting a contemporary feel. It is important to us that the home reflects an aspirational interior and an achievable lifestyle.”
Browse through our gallery to check out some of The Banbury’s rooms and decide for yourself if you agree with Jayne’s sentiments.
5. Memorable and fun twin bedroom
This bedroom was designed for twins who are around five to eight years old. Jayne Swift, of Jones Homes, explains: "We wanted to create something memorable and fun, while remaining a lovely space to rest after a long day at school. The dog-themed hot-air balloon wallpaper is unique, while the headboards reflect clouds. On the wall, a large, bespoke chalkboard displays creative doodles, leaving a lasting impression on little visitors!" Photo: Jones Homes
6. Guest bedroom
The guest bedroom is a versatile space, with blues and dark brass tones applying finishing touches. As Jayne Swift, of Jones Homes, says: "A guest bedroom should appeal to many because no two guests are the same." Photo: Jones Homes
7. Teenager's bedroom
Jones Homes's inspiration behind this fourth bedroom was a young teenager who is fascinated by science. The company chose wallpaper that reflects the kind of sketches the teens may do in their notebook, while floating bedsides and cordless wall-lamps give the room a modern feel. Photo: Jones Homes