A new apartment development described as 'carefully designed' for town-centre living has launched in Beaconsfield New Town.
Charter Place is made up of one and two-bedroom apartments, including an exclusive penthouse.
According to the developers, the scheme aims to offer a 'fresh approach to town-centre living' and combines contemporary design with connection to local amenities.
Located within walking distance of Beaconsfield station, Charter Place is being marketed as suitable for a wide range of buyers.
The building features secure gated access, private parking for most homes, and cycle storage.
Residents will have access to private balconies or terraces with gardens.
The apartments are described as having 'spacious open-plan living areas'.
Each home includes Siemens kitchen appliances, quartz worktops, underfloor heating throughout, fitted wardrobes, video entry systems, and energy-efficient heating systems.
A strong emphasis on sustainability is evident across the development.
Charter Place includes heat pumps, electric vehicle charging points, and biodiversity initiatives.
These features are said to have been designed to promote both comfort and environmental responsibility for residents.
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According to the developer, the homes have attracted notable interest from both local buyers and people keen to relocate to Beaconsfield.
A representative at the agent handling sales said there has been 'strong early demand' for the apartments.
Gary Mellish, Director at selling agent Hamptons said: “Buyers are attracted by the combination of a prime Beaconsfield location, premium specification and the convenience of secure, low-maintenance living”.
In Blyton House, which makes up the first phase of Charter Place, the apartments are described as having been designed for 'modern lifestyles'.
Each home offers energy efficiency features, open-plan layouts, and private outdoor space.
Sarah Boyce, sales and marketing director at Shanly Homes said: “These apartments have been created to offer comfort, style and energy efficiency, giving homeowners the opportunity to enjoy modern living in one of Buckinghamshire’s most desirable towns.”
The launch of Charter Place is said to have generated 'significant interest', with buyers from Beaconsfield and elsewhere in Buckinghamshire enquiring about properties at the new site.
Charter Place is positioned close to shops, cafés and restaurants, with transport links nearby.
One-bedroom apartments are listed at prices starting from £310,000, and two-bedroom units begin at £515,000.
A show apartment is available to view, open from Thursday to Monday between 10am and 5pm.
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