Countryside Properties is celebrating substantial sales success at two key East London developments with over 110 homes sold in less than a year. With strong local demand, good design and excellent transport connections, Base3 in Bow has sold 58 homes and East City Point in Canning Town, 56 homes since their respective sales launches last year. Both have proved to be ideal for residents working in the City and Docklands.
Located just a short train journey away from bustling Birmingham, Crest Nicholson’s Kings Gate development in Kings Norton offers house-hunters the very best of both worlds – quiet residential living on the edge of the Worcestershire countryside and all the benefits of the UK’s second city close at hand. This exclusive gated development comprises of one 3 bedroom and nine 4 bedroom detached houses, creating a small aspirational community perfect for couples looking to move up the property ladder, as well as those wanting to downsize to something brand new and more manageable.
As recent figures from Nationwide show, the Bristol property market has been fairing well in recent months with a growth of 4 per cent in the last quarter of 2011 – Crest Nicholson’s Hanham Place development shows this is certainly the case with homebuyers now snapping up more than 70 per cent of properties at the development.
Homebuyers have been quick off the mark to secure a property at Crest Nicholson’s Penarth Heights development in South Wales. The launch of the show apartments last month was attended by over 100 keen homebuyers and now over 40 per cent of the properties have already been snapped up.
Everything’s coming up roses at Cruden Homes’ Edinburgh development – Evolution, thanks to the green fingered pupils from Gracemount and St Catherine’s primary schools, who recently helped plant a new garden they had designed for the showhome.
West Midlands’ homebuyers looking to get on or move up the property ladder should take advantage of one of the latest schemes available at Crest Nicholson’s Harvest Fields development.
Parkland views, excellent transport connections and shopping rarely come together outside a major city centre. However at Parkside Place in Sudbury, north west London, Countryside Properties has launched a development of spacious one and two bedroom apartments that offer all these advantages with the added bonus of FirstBuy on the one-bedroom apartments. FirstBuy is a Government-backed scheme which means that purchasers require a deposit of as little as £8,000* to enable 100 per cent ownership for only 80 per cent of the price.
As part of Crest Nicholson’s mission to become a greener and more eco-friendly house builder, new residents at its Orchard Gate development in Shoreham-by-Sea are being offered the choice of a free bus pass for a month or a fold-up bike. One such resident who has benefitted from the Orchard Gate Travel Plan is Sue McKeown, 48, who recently moved to the development with her two sons.
Crest Nicholson will be unveiling its stylish new show home at its St John’s Park development in Marlborough next weekend (28/29 April).
Homebuyers in Hinckley looking to get on or move up the property ladder should take advantage of one of the latest property deals available at Crest Nicholson’s Canal Reach development.Search
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