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Plans submitted for 65 new homes in St Peter

Plans submitted for 65 new homes in St Peter

Thursday 12 October 2017

Plans submitted for 65 new homes in St Peter


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We are pleased to announce that we have submitted plans for 65 new 3 bedroom houses on Fields 632 and 559, St Peter.

The proposals have been developed in close consultation with the Parish of St Peter, which came up with the initial idea for the development following an increasing demand for first time buyer homes in the Parish. 

St Peter Constable John Refault said “Doing something to meet the home ownership aspirations of young parishioners was one of my major objectives when I was re-elected Constable in 2014. The proposed site for the development was selected in consultation with Parishioners and there has been an unprecedented level of support for the development, particularly at the recent Parish Assembly where Andium Homes presented their final proposals”. 

Head of Business Development at Andium Homes, Carl Mavity Said “Andium Homes is delighted to have had the opportunity to work with the Parish of St Peter on these proposals. We were set a very clear mandate in terms of the first time buyer family homes required. If approved by Planning then we propose that all of the homes will be sold to first time buyers, with priority given to those who have strong links with St Peter, who have already registered their interest”. 

The proposed scheme, which will be opposite the George De Carteret Pub, provides for sixty-five 3 bedroom family homes with good sized private gardens and parking. 

“Our existing Deferred Payment Scheme ‘Andium Homebuy’ allows us to sell homes with a deferred payment bond keeping them affordable for those who can’t necessarily afford to purchase a family home on the open market. We will be able to use this mechanism at Ville du Manoir, with the deferred payment bond established in perpetuity, ensuring the homes are always sold at prices which are 25% below their market value.” Mr Mavity said.

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