Handful of homes remain for sale at major Bricket Wood development
The Aiken is one of the four-bed houses at Lancaster Grange, Bricket Wood. Picture: Crest Nicholson - Credit: Archant
Just five properties remain for sale at the Lancaster Grange development in Bricket Wood.
The Aiken is one of the four-bed houses at Lancaster Grange, Bricket Wood. Picture: Crest Nicholson - Credit: Archant
The three and four-bed houses are part of Crest Nicholson’s 100-home scheme, which is adjacent to the Building Research Establishment (BRE) and its Innovation Park.
The development is located less than a mile from Bricket Wood station and 10 minutes’ drive from Watford Junction.
The Aiken is one of the four-bed houses at Lancaster Grange, Bricket Wood. Picture: Crest Nicholson - Credit: Archant
The last three-bed houses at Lancaster Grange are priced from £594,950, while the final four-bed houses start from £777,950. The Help to Buy scheme is available on the three-bed properties.
David Hnyda, sales and marketing director at Crest Nicholson Chiltern, said: “With only a few houses remaining, it’s purchasers’ last chance to buy at Lancaster Grange.
The Manfield is one of the four-bed houses at Lancaster Grange, Bricket Wood. Picture: Crest Nicholson - Credit: Archant
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“For those that may need an additional helping hand to get up or move up the property ladder, the government backed Help to Buy: Equity Loan scheme is available on a selection of our remaining properties at the development, meaning you only need as little as a five per cent deposit to buy.
“For those that have another home to sell, our part exchange scheme is also available. This scheme guarantees you a cash buyer and a fair value for your existing home, giving you a streamlined transaction and meaning you avoid complicated chains and the delays which can sometimes come with it.”
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