New homes available through Shared Ownership at Bracknell’s Jennett’s View

Thames Valley Housing is launching Jennett’s View the final phase of three and four-bedroom shared ownership homes at popular Jennett’s Park, on the outskirts of Bracknell in rural Berkshire. Each of the 42 homes at Jennett’s View are available through shared ownership with prices starting from £124,875 for a 45% share of a three-bedroom semi-detached house priced at £277,500. To be considered, applicants must be eligible for Help To Buy and live or work in the Bracknell Forest borough of Berkshire.

Following the successful sale of the previous phase, Crescent Place, Thames Valley Housing is already receiving high levels of enquiries for Jennett’s View, a collection of 42 semi-detached and terraced homes. Offering everything required for modern living, each home at Jennett’s View comes with high quality, fully integrated Manhattan fitted kitchens, contemporary bathroom suites, a private garden and two parking spaces, as well as a garden shed with secure cycle storage.

Forming part of the wider Jennett’s Park development, Jennett’s View residents will live in a parkside setting whilst being within commuting distance of Bracknell, Reading and London. The development spans 270 acres, with access to footpaths and cycleways, as well as playing fields and recreational areas for those wanting to make the most of the great outdoors.

With a playground, a new primary school, the recently opened Peacock Farm pub and a community centre providing a variety of clubs, Jennett’s Park has proved popular with young couples and families.

As well as having a range of facilities within the local area, residents at Jennett’s Park are a short distance from both Wokingham and the centre of Bracknell which offers an excellent selection of restaurants, pubs and cafes, and is home to a popular arts centre, theatre, and cinema. There is also a water park and dry ski slope nearby as well as various football, rugby, hockey and cricket clubs to suit all sporting enthusiasts.

Home to many of the world’s leading names in computing, Bracknell is attracting new businesses to the area, increasing local employment and the demand for housing from employees wanting to live close to their place of work.

Bracknell is also a popular residential area amongst south-east commuters as it offers a range of transport links. Bracknell has two train stations, Bracknell and Martins Heron, with direct services to London Waterloo and Gatwick airport in just under an hour, Heathrow in approximately 30 minutes and Reading in twenty minutes. By road, it is situated at the end of the A329 (M) mid-way between junction 10 of the M4 which takes you straight into the heart of London or out to Reading and Swindon and junction 3 of the M3 linking Basingstoke and London. Jennett’s Park is also served by its own dedicated bus service connecting the development with Bracknell town centre.

Kush Rawal, Assistant Director (Sales & Marketing) at Thames Valley Housing comments: “The level of interest for the first phase Cresent Place was phenomenal with all 35 homes fully reserved in 6 weeks, showing that there is extremely high demand for affordable homes in the area.’’

“Bracknell is coming into focus as an increasingly popular location with buyers as it offers affordable housing, in an area with increasing levels of employment which is also within commuting distance of London. The family sized homes have been the most popular as Jennett’s Park has everything required for exceptional family living with a school, playground, community centre and access to an adjoining country park.”

For more information on the properties at Jennett’s Park, visit tvhsales.co.uk.