Last opportunity at The Crescent
Properties at Bristol’s premier waterside development have proved so popular there are now only six left to buy.
It means anyone wanting to move into one of the stunning apartments in The Crescent at Crest Nicholson’s Harbourside need to act now to avoid missing out.
The fact that 266 out of the 272 properties that were originally available in The Crescent have been sold is a clear demonstration of the development’s appeal.
It has taken shape over the years, so to has its popularity. With an enviable location, phenomenal views and high quality finish there is nothing comparable across the whole of the city.
For those with a preference for new, a predicted drop in the number of new build developments in the city by property agents Savills should also act to prompt buyers into action.
Savills also reports a return to positive house price growth with Bristol expected to lead house price recovery in the region which is anticipated to hit 21.5% between 2011 and 2015, so those who get in now will be at the forefront of the property sector recovery in the city.
Susan Young sales and marketing director for Harbourside said: “The combined effect of having only six properties left in The Crescent and fact that interest remains strong means anyone thinking of buying need to visit sooner rather than later.
“The development has attracted attention from the outset because of its superb location right in the heart of Bristol alongside the city’s historic floating harbour. With amenities on the doorstep and stunning views included, house hunters have been hard-pushed to find anything comparable in the region.
“The oversized nature of all the properties has also been a big draw. So those who think moving into an apartment could prove restrictive will be pleasantly surprised!”
“People buying now will benefit from moving in to a fully-formed community and the timing is perfect as they will be settled in and ready to decorate their new home for Christmas!
“This really is the last opportunity at The Crescent. Harbourside living is all about a lifestyle so it’s no surprise that the range of superb properties have been snapped up by discerning house hunters keen to own something completely unique in Bristol.”
There are numerous shops, restaurants and bars close by including Bordeaux Quay, Zen and Pizza Express. It is also a few minutes walk from Park Street and Queen Square and those wanting to get to Temple Meads can hop on the water ferry which has a designated stop outside the development.
Views across the floating harbour and out to the surrounding countryside are another fantastic selling point as well as the generously-sized apartments and high-quality finish meaning little maintenance.
Prices currently start from £249,950.
For further information, visit harbourside.co.uk.
