Barratt offering sports fans a new home near the Olympics zone
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by Kay Murchie
Fans of the Olympics or those wanting to be in the heart of the excitement in 2012 will be pleased to hear of Barratt’s new housing development, which is close to the Olympics zone in Bromley-by-Bow, East London.
The development, called St Andrews, is situated on the site of a redundant Victorian hospital and is a key part in the regeneration of the area centred around the 2012 Olympics.
St Andrews offers studio, one, two and three-bedroom homes ranging in height from three storeys to 27 storeys. One-bedroom apartments are available at £199,995, while buyers can expect to pay £249,995 for a two-bedroom apartment.
St Andrews benefits from a convenient location with Bromley-by-Bow underground station very close, while Devons Road DLR station is just minutes away. Canary Wharf, the City and the West End are also within easy reach.
St Andrews also boasts good bus services to all parts of London and the UK and a planned Eurostar stop means Europe will be within easy reach.
According to Barratt London managing director, Alastair Baird: “History will show that St Andrew’s came to the market at the perfect moment for homebuyers and investors to get the best possible value in an area that will shortly be the focus of global attention.”
Each property on the development includes fully-fitted designer kitchens, fully-fitted bathrooms and balconies.
Anyone wanting further information can call 0845 871 0333 or visit www.barratthomes.co.uk/standrews.
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