Redrow Homes has sold all 18 new homes at its Woolton Fields site in south Liverpool. Four of the properties were bought with the government-backed Help to Buy scheme, which reduced the upfront costs with a 20% equity loan. Redrow development in South Liverpool sells out as families snap up new homes The site, along with the Knights Park development in Woolton, used vacant brownfield areas, helping with local regeneration. A spokesman for Redrow, who is also chairman of Liverpool City Council, said: “Since we opened our doors on 1 April 2015, we’ve been overwhelmed by demand and have had more than 1,000 enquiries from people Both schemes were developed under the Liverpool Housing Partnership, comprising Redrow, Liverpool City Council and Liverpool Mutual Homes.
Redrow Homes has sold all 18 new homes at its Woolton Fields site in south Liverpool. Four of the properties were bought with the government-backed Help to Buy scheme, which reduced the upfront costs with a 20% equity loan. The site, along with the Knights Park development in Woolton, used vacant brownfield areas, helping with local regeneration. A spokesman for Redrow, who is also chairman of Liverpool City Council, said: “Since we opened our doors on 1 April 2015, we’ve been overwhelmed by demand and have had more than 1,000 enquiries from people Both schemes were developed under the Liverpool Housing Partnership, comprising Redrow, Liverpool City Council and Liverpool Mutual Homes.