New apartments at West Point in Portishead

Barratt Bristol has announced the release of 31 stunning two bedroom apartments and coach houses at its popular West Point development in Portishead.

The waterfront development of one, two, three and four bedroom properties is part of the coastal town’s vibrant new Village Quarter and caters for all age groups, with excellent local amenities and connections to Bristol city centre. The new apartments are expected to generate a high level of interest, particularly with first time buyers and professional couples. Prices start from £176,995 and three bedroom houses start at £252,500.

Barratt sales director, Louise Ware, said: “West Point is a spectacular development that really does offer something for everyone. Families and young couples have been attracted to the area for its excellent schools and professional couples enjoy the village atmosphere, with the convenience of Bristol centre just a hop down the M5. Public transport is also good with Bristol Parkway train station 14 miles away and regular buses going into the city.

“To help first time buyers escape the rental trap and obtain a new home at West Point, Barratt is offering a move in for £99 option. This means that first time buyers pay just £99 and Barratt pays the stamp duty, legal fees and the five per cent deposit. Full value home exchanges are also available for those moving up the housing ladder.”

For families, Portishead has playgroups, an infant school and several junior schools, including two CofE establishments. West Point is also close to the new waterfront Portishead Primary School. Gordano secondary school and sixth form has an excellent reputation with some of the best GCSE and A/AS results in the area.

Magnificently situated with sweeping views of the Bristol Channel on one side and the beautiful and scenic Gordano Valley to the other, Portishead offers an attractive living environment. Amenities include good shops, pubs and restaurants, a leisure centre, park and a stunning new marina. The entire marine complex is surrounded by a wildlife reserve.

For further details log onto Barratthomes.co.uk.