Plans and sales literature have been published of the new 3 bedroom homes at William Jessop Way, Hartcliffe near Bridge Learning Campus that we are now invited to call âJessop Parkâ. According to the blurb these homes are âideal for first time buyers and growing familiesâ. And the cost to first time buyers and growing familiesâ in south Bristol? A snip at just ÂŁ307,950!
The development by Keepmoat Homes is on former council land and the Reverend Rees gushed to the press when his plans for the land were announced: âWe are delighted to be involved with a project that addresses one of our cityâs most urgent priorities â building more housing, particularly affordable homes in areas that need it the most. We want to make Bristol a city where everyone has a safe roof over their heads, and we cannot do that without developments like this.â
Look out for much more ridiculously expensive âdevelopments like thisâ on council land when the councilâs housing company Goram Homes in partnership with private developers gets building near you.
Youâll be delighted!
Source: Thebristolian.net
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