A new development of UK apartment homes has been designed to appeal to London workers keen to swap the city for the seaside. Blueberry Homes has built Hampton Heights, featuring stylish two and three-bedroom luxury apartment property, at Hampton Bay in north Kent.
Property consultants Knight Frank are launching the development on April 10 to 12 and said the area is already a potential investment hot spot thanks to the imminent arrival of a high speed rail link, which will run through Kent to the channel tunnel.
All 24 homes at the development get access to secure gated parking and a terrace or balcony and prices will be from £174,995 ($251,997).
Susan Bennett, sales manager with Knight Frank, said: “Hampton Heights is ideal as a second home or first time buy and with its fantastic location on the sea front and in light of the uplift in interest we’re seeing from buyers following a slow few months, it’s likely these new homes will be snapped up quickly.”
Other highlights of the property project include kitchens with solid wood and gloss units, worktops made of granite and real oak engineered flooring.
The homes could also appeal to investment buyers as central London is just under 90 minutes away by train, with the journey set to be reduced to around 72 minutes by the new high speed service.
One property is a three bedroom, three-bathroom penthouse apartment, and the local area of Herne Bay has been earmarked to get millions of pounds in regeneration money.
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