30 NEW DEVELOPMENTS


£89m investment announced by Kebbell


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ebbell has revealed the details of three new developments in Berkshire, Hampshire and Buckinghamshire, totalling an estimated investment value of  million, spanning firsttime buyer onebedroom homes in ver to a flagship development in scot.


 million holbury lace in scot will comprise  threebedroom,  to  s ft apartments with contemporary design and a high level of specification. arpentry will be a focus of holbury lace, including handmade harles orke kitchens, etra tall doors and as well as .m .ft ceiling heights. The development offers a m ft high atrium in the communal halls, a lift and a living wall. The principal bedroom suites include large dressing areas with spacious bespoke wardrobes and luurious ensuite bathrooms. The apartment sales prices are epected to be in the region of . to . million. These homes will be within walking distance of scot high street and the racecourse, as well as being an easy drive to entworth olf lub or eathrow, with train line connections and easy access to the , ,  and the . The site is completely surrounded by a canopy of trees including big merican edwoods with a view from all apartments. The homes will benefit from basement parking, a lift and car charging points and will reportedly be highly energy efficient. ndrea awell, sales and marketing director of ebbell comments e epect these beautifully crafted apartments to be attractive to downsiers and empty nesters who may be selling substantial homes in the area but don’t want to compromise on the high uality they are used to. The penthouses, in particular, will be uite etraordinary and we believe offer a onceinalifetime opportunity. onstruction has started and we are  months off from having a show apartment but already have huge levels of interest from people wanting a private priority preview. e epect to complete in . ollowing the success of eatherfields in ordon, ew ampshire development, lderbrook is set in etersfield in the outh owns ational ark and will comprise  contemporary and energyefficient two, three and fourbedroom houses, including social housing for rent and shared ownership. et in a wooded environment and net to playing fields, lderbrook is a fiveminute walk to the market town centre of etersfield. esigned for families or individuals who now need that all important home office space with ultrafast broadband. ork on the  million development has started on site with a show home epected to be open in spring  and completion is anticipated to be in . The homes will range from  to  s ft and prices will be in the region of , to ,. ndrea awell says The anticipated purchaser profile is aspiring families, young professionals and downsiers who want to live near to the buing town centre of etersfield whilst being close to the area’s beautiful national park. e epect potential buyers to come from ondon and other large urban areas as hybrid working and the desire for space looks set to remain. ebbell has a legacy of building homes at erne arm in etersfield and we have already had enuiries from existing Kebbell owners in the area who would like their next home on this new ebbell development


 million eadow ourt in ver in uckinghamshire comprises  twobedroom apartments. et in a courtyard formation, these homes will include basement parking, a lift, communal electric charging points and direct access to the green belt. The  to  s. ft apartments will be on the market for between , to ,. eadow ourt is . miles from ver’s train station which is on the Eliabeth ine, walking distance from ver itself and is also ust outside the  in outh ucks and close in proimity to the ,  and eathrow. eadow ourt is near to the rand nion anal which benefits from pubs, walks and cycleways, offering residents semirural connected living.


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