Final two homes at The Quadrant

Crest Nicholson is urging house hunters to move quickly if they want to buy one of the remaining two one-bedroom apartments at The Quadrant.

Located a stone’s throw away from the Southampton Common and in the heart of the city, The Quadrant is a stunning development offering modern, urban living - ideal for first-time buyers and investors alike.

Greg Ketteridge, Managing Director at Crest Nicholson (South) Ltd. said: “These last two homes at The Quadrant are fantastic and I’m sure they will be snapped up in no time at all, judging by the interest we have had in them. We encourage interested purchasers to visit the sales and marketing suite before they miss out.”

Crest Nicholson is even giving first time buyers a helping hand with its HomeBuy Direct scheme. Eligible purchasers will be able to secure one of the remaining apartments at The Quadrant for just 70% of property’s asking price – typically £119,950 - for just £83,965!

Under Homebuy Direct, purchasers will own 100 per cent of their new home from day one and the remaining 30 per cent of the property’s market value is funded by an interest free* equity loan, jointly financed by Crest Nicholson and the Government. The equity loan is not repaid for five years or until the property is sold, which ever is sooner. After twelve months, purchasers even have the opportunity to buy some, if not all of the property’s remaining equity at market value.

Buyers can expect contemporary style and comfort to a high level of specification in these one-bedroom apartments. The kitchens are fully fitted with brushed steel Bosch appliances – oven, integrated fridge/freezer – and the bathrooms offer stylish suites from Roca, finished with chrome Hansgrohe accessories and a heated towel rail.

To find out more information about the remaining apartments and HomeBuy Direct at The Quadrant, visit crestnicholson.com/thequadrant.

*The loans are interest free for the five years. After that, purchasers will pay a fee on the equity loans of 1.75 per cent, rising annually by the Retail Price Index (RPI) plus 1 per cent.