Local housebuilder Crest Nicholson is set to launch its new Meadow Fields development in Scarborough, North Yorkshire, on Saturday 8 February 2025, bringing 56 much needed new homes to the area.
Situated in the village of East Ayton the development will deliver a range of three, four and five bedroom homes. All homes will be equipped with solar panels, electric car charging points, and feature quality interior fittings, with Crest Nicholson offering customers the opportunity to personalise their new home, dependent on the stage of build, so they can make it their own from the day they move in.
Of the 56 homes, 30% are designated as affordable housing, including homes available under the First Homes Scheme which is designed to help first time buyers get onto the housing ladder.
In addition to the high-quality new homes, Crest Nicholson will be investing over £164,000 into local roads, schools, healthcare, sports facilities and play areas.
Vanessa MacNee, Sales & Marketing Director for Crest Nicholson Yorkshire said:
“We are delighted to be launching Meadow Fields, ideally situated in a charming village close to the scenic coast and with a variety of properties available, there is something for every purchaser at every stage of life.
With the first homes due for completion later this year, we look forward to welcoming the first residents to Meadow fields as they become part of this exciting new community.”
Meadow Fields is located less than five miles from the centre of Scarborough and is surrounded by beautiful countryside with amenities on your doorstep, including a convenience store, post office, pharmacy and a selection of pubs and restaurants. For families, there are plenty of local schools nearby, with options for all ages.
Prospective homebuyers can visit Meadow Fields from Saturday 8 February, with the expert sales team on hand Thursday to Monday from 10am to 5pm to help customers make their move a reality. To find out more or book your appointment call 01723 628392 or visit www.crestnicholson.com/MeadowFields.
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