Last chance to buy at City Point, Brighton

Barratt Southern Counties is celebrating an incredible sales success at its landmark development in Brighton, City Point. With only 20% still available, prospective buyers are being urged to act quickly if they want to secure one of the last remaining two and three-bedroom apartments and duplexes.

Encouraging figures show apartments comprised nearly 50% of all Brighton property sales in 2006*, making the city a prime location for investors. Furthermore, the average prices in Brighton have risen by a huge 14.4% over the last year, in comparison to the 8.3% average price increase across the south-east**.

“We are delighted with the success of City Point,” comments Trevor Sawyer, Managing Director of Barratt Southern Counties. “This development is an integral part of the regeneration of this part of Brighton. Its proximity to the station ensures its long-term sustainability.”

City Point, with its modern, sleek interiors, and contemporary glass and steel balconies, is a reflection of the cosmopolitan city centre. Situated adjacent to the main railway station, with a direct rail link to London, easy access to road networks and within close proximity to Gatwick Airport, City Point is a popular location for commuters.

Brighton’s bustling social scene also has a lot to offer potential young buyers. Offering a plethora of bars, restaurants, cinemas and theatres, there’s something for everyone. Also on the doorstep of City Point is the renowned Churchill Square, the shopping haven boasting 80 of the biggest brand names. Alternatively shoppers can explore the historic lanes to find 350 individual boutiques. For those working in London, Brighton’s seafront and large open spaces provide the perfect escape.

Barratt will be celebrating the launch of its latest two-bedroom duplex show apartment on 3rd November with champagne and canapés.

Prices at City Point start from £299,995. For more information visit Barratthomes.co.uk.

*Source: Research conducted by email4property.co.uk.
** Source: Land Registry of England and Wales for the period April to June 2007.