Time is running out for house-hunters to secure their very own slice of luxury living by the sea at a stunning George Wimpey development in Eastbourne, East Sussex.
Eager to take advantage of favourable market conditions, discerning homebuyers have been quick to take their pick from the stylish collection of family-size townhouses on offer at Regency Park – and all but a handful of the three and four-bedroom homes have already been snapped up.
Fortunately, fast-moving property-seekers can still choose from a selection of four beautifully styled housetypes, but with new potential buyers flocking to this prestigious development just a stone’s throw from the beach every day, they are not expected to be available for long.
Mark Pajak, Regional Sales and Marketing Director for Taylor Wimpey, says: “If location is everything when it comes to choosing a place to live, then the brand new homes now on sale at Regency Park really do have it all.
“It’s come as no surprise that we’ve experienced such high levels of demand for these fabulous properties, and the interest is showing no sign of drying up.
“Movers hoping to become part of this elegant seaside development should act quickly if they want to stake their claim.”
The final houses at Regency Park are available to reserve off-plan now for a 2010 move, with prices starting from just £232,495 for the three-bedroom ‘Lawrence+’ and the four-bedroom ‘Austen’.
The delightful ‘Austen’ townhouse features a light and airy kitchen/dining room to the rear with French doors leading to a private rear garden, as well as a guest cloakroom off the entrance hallway.
Upstairs, the spacious first-floor living room boasts a pretty Juliet balcony overlooking the garden, while four bedrooms, including a master bedroom with en-suite facilities, and a main bathroom are laid out over two upper floors. The property also benefits from an integrated garage.
Alternative home styles available for off-plan purchase are the four-bedroom ‘Blessington’ priced £234,995 and the magnificent ‘Byron’ priced £239,995.
The four-bedroom ‘Byron’ townhouse is ideal for growing families or couples looking for luxury home comforts, and features a large living room, a modern kitchen and a separate dining room with French doors to the rear garden.
A splendid master bedroom with en-suite shower room and built-in wardrobes can be found on the first floor, along with a second double en-suite bedroom, while the top storey has two further bedrooms plus a family bathroom.
All new homes at Regency Park are completed to a high standard specification, including double glazing, central heating and fitted kitchen with integrated oven, hob and hood.
A selection of stylish two-bedroom apartments are also now available to purchase at the development, with prices starting at only £152,495, and ready to move into at the end of next year.
And to make choosing a brand new Regency Park home even more appealing, George Wimpey offers a range of money-saving incentives for first-time buyers and customers with a home to sell, including assistance with their deposit and help to find a purchaser for their current property.
Incentives can be tailored to homebuyers’ individual circumstances and are subject to availability. Further details are available from the Sales Executive.
Located on the edge of Eastbourne’s seafront Princes Park, homes at Regency Park have been carefully designed to give buyers plenty of open space in and around the development.
Eastbourne offers excellent lifestyle opportunities including two shopping centres, a range of independent boutiques and the fashionable stores and restaurants of Sovereign Harbour waterfront.
The town is famous for its award-winning parks and gardens, while the area is well served by public transport, with buses to the town centre every 10 minutes and two nearby railway stations providing regular services to London Victoria and Brighton.
See Also: Property News (6680), Regency Park (5), George Wimpey (77), Eastbourne (11), East Sussex (27), The Lawrence+ (2), The Austen (2), The Blessington (2), The Byron (3), Sovereign Harbour (2), London Victoria (4), Brighton (3)
Date Published: 05 November 2009
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