Buyers looking for apartment living outside the city centre – yet within reach of everything Liverpool offers - will be able to view Redrow’s latest designs at Summerhill Park later this month. The award winning homebuilder is set to unveil a chic new show apartment at Kings Court on Saturday, September 23, so it’s definitely a date to put in the diary. The Kings Court apartments are the newest phase of Summerhill Park, a development of two, three and four-bedroom homes, which boasts something for everyone and enjoys a great location within walking distance of Broadgreen station and close to the end of the M62. Kings Court comprises two three-storey apartment buildings, each containing 15 two-bedroom apartments and offering a choice of three different layouts. “Summerhill Park is proving to be a very popular development and one we are really proud of,” says Claire Jarvis, sales director for Redrow Homes (Lancashire). “A double award winner - it was highly commended in the UK Property Awards, which held it up as a prime residential development, and has previously been given the title of Housing Development of the Year by Knowsley Business and Regeneration Awards - it has clearly been given the seal of approval by buyers too, with sales soaring. “And we are delighted to mark the start of this new phase with the show apartment opening, which gives people a chance to see inside one of the latest properties, which are ideal for first time buyers, downsizers and buy-to-let investors.” And Claire added: “These light and airy, modern apartments make the most of every bit of space, offering contemporary open-plan living at its very best.” The new show apartment is a C-type, which offers a spacious kitchen, lounge and dining area (20’9” x 11’2”), two double bedrooms and a bathroom with a separate bath and shower cubicle. All the rooms are accessed from a central hallway and there’s a handy storage cupboard and laundry area. Whichever apartment style home owners choose, all boast fully-fitted kitchens with integrated appliances including a ceramic hob, single oven and microwave, as well as a fridge and freezer, with prices expected to start in the region of £125,000. Each apartment has a dedicated parking space, with further visitor places provided, and there’s a bike store to encourage greener travel. Already competitively priced, the apartments will also be available with the government-backed Help to Buy equity loan, which can reduce the initial outlay by up to 20% and means purchasers may only need a 5% deposit. While situated in a quiet neighbourhood within the borough of Knowsley, Summerhill Park, off Thomas Lane, is close enough to Liverpool city centre so residents can take advantage of all that it has to offer. Broadgreen train station is a short walk away – with a footpath leading to the station from Kings Court – and offers frequent journeys to Liverpool Lime Street in less than 15 minutes. The end of the M62 is also within easy reach, linking to the heart of Manchester in around 40 minutes and the M6 in under half an hour. For more information about the Kings Court apartment, as well as three and four-bedroom family homes from Redrow’s hugely popular Heritage Collection at Summerhill Park, go along to the show apartment opening on Saturday, September 23 between 10am and 5.30pm, visit redrow.co.uk/summerhill.
UK housebuilder Redrow Homes will open a show apartment at Kings Court , part of its Kings Park development in Liverpool , on 23 September . The flats , which Redrow said are " ideal for first time buyers , downsizers and buy - to - let investors " can be purchased using the government - backed help to buy equity loan . Prices at the development are expected to start at about £ ##500 . Summerhill Park is in the borough of Knowsley , near the centre of the borough .