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We were recommended to move to Waterside Park by an estate agent. We have always lived locally but we have a disabled member of our family and needed a home with specific adaptions. We moved into our house when it was brand new and we spoke directly with the developer to ensure everything met our needs. The house has a lift installed and the kitchen units and sinks have been lowered, we asked before moving in for the kitchen units to be made slightly higher and this was arranged. Whilst the kitchen is ridiculously small with the lift there is not much else they could have done on the configuration.
There are no local amenities nearby at present, it’s a long walk into town or its necessary to get the car out. We didn’t like the detachment from the local authority for services that are part of community charge on traditional residential property. The service charge felt out of our control and an unknown factor for the future. We chose the development because of the marketing stressing how wildlife friendly it was going to be. However, once we were there, although Barratts had done what they said they would do, that was the end of the story.
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You just buy a share of the Barratt home that’s right for you and our partner company heylo will own the other share and act as your landlord. Upton Gardens regenerates West Ham United’s former football ground delivering 842 new homes whilst still celebrating the site’s unique history. In recent months, Albyn Housing Society has completed homes in Nairn, Alness, Conon-Bridge, Inverness, Aviemore and Kirkhill delivering significant progress on its commitment to bring 750 new homes to the Highlands by 2020.
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Owners and tenants have a lot of useful information to share with their prospective neighbours, not just on the property itself and its locality, but also on the development and building management. We are a major developer of affordable housing delivering over 27,000 new affordable homes over the last 10 years. Barratt Homes has unveiled plans to deliver 96 affordable homes at three housing developments across Edinburgh, which are collectively worth in excess of £10 million.
The main reason for purchasing our home was the overall availability to local amenities whilst also feeling slightly off the beaten track. Close to Leicester, Coventry and Birmingham for the more extravagant night out whilst also seeing Nuneaton grow as a town with more local businesses and food places to be able to visit. I drive so although transport links are not important to me, the train and bus routes are good and I believe support people in surrounding towns. Street parking is brilliant, large roads for a new build estate with extra parking and our two spaces.
Barratt Homes East Scotland has committed to bringing much-needed modern and affordable homes to popular areas of Edinburgh.
The wildlife initiative was just a paper project with no reality. The Group has entered into a number of joint venture arrangements, in particular in London, which has enabled us to secure excellent land opportunities and develop larger, more complex sites in the capital. The shared ownership property will be your principle and only home.
Bin collections fine and no real anti-social behaviour, the park has started to attract youngsters with attitudes unfortunately. Our business is acquiring land, obtaining planning consents and building the highest quality homes in places people aspire to live. This is supported by our expertise in land, design, construction and sales and marketing. Barratt Homes has partnered with heylo housing, so now you could afford a brand-new Barratt home. Home Reach is a government-backed Shared Ownership scheme that allows you to buy a share of a new home and then pay an affordable monthly rent on the remaining share.
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These diverse projects are creating new sustainable urban extensions, redeveloping redundant hospitals and transforming failing social housing estates. In the vibrant district of Leith, a £6m project will commence to create 43 new affordable homes at Barratt Homes’ Merchant Quay development, built in partnership with the Port of Leith Housing Association. The homes, which aim to welcome residents by summer 2023, will be the first delivered at the Baltic Street site in recognition of the urgent need for affordable housing.
Working closely with local architects and artists there is a Legacy Route, a green throughway at the heart of the scheme. This feature celebrates the history of the former football ground and utilises circles to represent West Ham United’s iconic ‘Forever Blowing Bubbles’ song. Upton Gardens is a significant mixed-used regeneration scheme on the site of the former Boleyn Football Ground, home to West Ham United Football Club for over 100 years. Barratt London is transforming the site into 842 exquisite new homes, with 25% affordable housing to be delivered by Newham Council’s own Housing Association. The units form part of Barratt Homes’ commitment to the City of Edinburgh Council to deliver 25 per cent affordable homes and have been finished to the same high standards as the company’s private units.
Unfortunately people in the local neighbourhood reduce its attractiveness. Overall a nice neighbourhood and I like that there is a lot of nature in the area and wildlife. Overall I love my home and believe we would have almost certainly had a worse service from other new build companies from reviews.
The back garden was overlooked all round by a cluster of surrounding houses. It seems that nowadays many people want huge houses and don’t care about gardens. Read more reviews from residents by clicking on the properties below. Leave a review of your home here and help others considering living in your property. In Milton Keynes we are working in joint venture with Places for People to develop the Brooklands site which will deliver over 2,000 new homes. Home Reach is a scheme that’s designed to make it easier for you to get on the property ladder and means those who previously couldn’t afford to buy, may now be able to.
“Working with Albyn Housing Society and partners, the Scottish Government is investing over £6.6m in this phase of the overall Stratton development, creating a mix of affordable housing options to suit a variety of needs. Albyn Housing Society has partnered with national housebuilder Barratt Homes to bring 95 quality homes to the people of Inverness. The announcement follows Barratt’s recent delivery of 16 affordable units, at its City Haven development in Newhaven, to Port of Leith Housing Association worth over £2m.
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