New homes selling fast at Kenneth Heath

An award-winning housebuilder is hoping to go from fourteen-to-one in record time as a popular new homes venture in Thatcham nears its completion.

Homebuyers looking for a new home will reap the rewards if they purchase one of the 14 remaining Redrow homes in the final stages of the popular Kennet Heath development, some of which are ready to move into straight away.

They could also benefit from a government backed incentive that’s designed to make home ownership more affordable for first time buyers or those starting again after a divorce or breakdown of a long-term relationship.

Holly Finer, area sales manager for Redrow Homes (Eastern), said: “This is a rare opportunity for new home buyers to move to a ready-made thriving community. The development is almost complete and although we only have 15 homes left to sell, there is fortunately still a wide range of properties for customers to choose from.”

The homes are in an ideal location in the traditionally English town, situated just off the A4, which offers easy access to nearby Newbury, Basingstoke and Reading, as well as the M4, A34, M40 and M3.

Kennet Heath is also walking distance from Thatcham station with regular trains departing to and from Reading and Paddington.

As well as convenience, the development offers scenic benefits to buyers. Close to the countryside and canals, it offers residents a chance to escape from the hustle and bustle of town or city life.

The remaining properties include a variety of stylish and quality-built designs, from two-bedroom apartments at £159,000 to luxurious four-bedroom detached family homes, priced from £324,950, which all offer the easy maintenance and energy efficient benefits of being brand new.

Kennet Heath is also one of 33 Redrow developments chosen to offer the new HomeBuy Direct scheme, so eligible purchasers could benefit from an equity loan of up to 30% of the initial purchase price. Interest free for the first five years, the loan is jointly funded by the developer and the Homes and Communities Agency (HCA).

If you are interested in getting your hands on one of these few remaining properties, visit Redrow.co.uk.