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A REGIONAL property developer has spoken of its pride as it enters the second phase of its most recent North-East building project.
House-hunters have already begun to snap up the newly-built three and four-bedroom properties at Laburnum Grove in St Helen, Auckland, and Forest Homes, in partnership with LSL Land and New Homes, are pleased to have helped nearly 30 buyers find a new home there to date.
Paul Walton, Business Development Manager for LSL said: “It’s been heartening to see the response these stylish properties have had. More than twenty homes built during our first construction phase have welcomed new owners, leaving only two still available on Phase One.”
In addition to its location in the West Auckland village, the modern development boasts excellent nearby amenities, including a primary and secondary school, doctor’s surgeries, dental practices, restaurants, and leisure centres, as well as easy access to major retailers, including supermarkets.
“As we move into our second phase, we’re proud to have introduced another 32 high-spec, detached and semi-detached properties onto the market – although five have already gone!
“These are particularly attractive properties, and buyers are noticing the workmanship that has gone into them. The standard specification includes integrated appliances, so they represent good value for money.”
Prices for the new Laburnum Grove development start at £159,950, and LSL New Homes hopes they will attract first-time buyers, families, and couples looking to downsize.
Mr Walton said: “Getting on the property ladder is an ambition for many people, and we’re helping first-time buyers achieve this by ensuring these properties are eligible for the Help to Buy scheme. Part exchange is also available for people who have a property to sell.”
For more information on the Laburnum Grove development, or to arrange a viewing, call 07812 623 523, or visit the on-site Sales Office.
Laburnum Grove
St Helen Auckland
Bishop Auckland
DL14 9AJ
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