There are only a few apartments still available for sale at Bournehall House, a prime development of seventeen apartments located in a quiet street close to the heart of Bushey Village.
There are only a few apartments still available for sale at Bournehall House, a prime development of seventeen apartments located in a quiet street close to the heart of Bushey Village.
The scheme has been expertly converted into a range of luxurious one and two bedroom apartments, each of which has been designed to provide residents with an exceptional standard of living and convenience.
With all one bedroom apartments already purchased, the individually designed two bed homes make the best use of the available space and come complete with impressive high-specification fixtures and finishes, ensuring both comfort and elegance.
The apartments feature Leicht kitchens with composite stone worktops, an instant hot and filtered water tap, and integrated appliances. The tasteful bathrooms are complete with designer sanitaryware and a chrome heated towel rail.
Each bedroom is finished with plush carpeting, while the master bedrooms boast stylish fitted wardrobes.
Furthermore, residents will benefit from two secure underground car parking spaces, lift access to each floor, and a ten year structural warranty from Checkmate.
Located on Bournehall Road, Bournehall House is only a short walk from various local amenities including a range of restaurants, shops and leisure facilities. All major brands and stores can be found at Intu Watford Shopping Centre.
Due to the areas superb transport links into London and the rest of the country via the M1 and M25, in addition to a fast train service straight to Euston, it is a perfect choice for commuters.
Speak to a sales representative for further information about the government’s Help To Buy scheme that may be available on this development.
Prices for two bedroom apartments start from £485,000
Preston Bennett
020 8954 8626
Imagine
01923 608 373
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