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Developers building a 125-home development have released the final houses for sale as work enters its final stages.
The new estate in Wouldham by housebuilder Bellway will see a mix of one and two-bedroom apartments and flat-over-garage homes released.
The showhomes – a two-bedroom apartment and three-bedroom Rosewood type house – will also soon be made available as the final properties on the development at Buckland Rise.
Construction work is coming to an end on the site off Worrall Drive which has 15 of the 79 open market homes remaining.
A further 46 dwellings on the development are available under affordable housing and shared ownership schemes.
The remaining properties have prices starting at £199,995.
Work is due to be completed in December and is part of the second phase of the Bellway development as part of the Peters Village neighbourhood between Rochester and Maidstone along the River Medway.
More than 1,000 homes will be completed in the area once building is finally finished which features new community facilities, primary school and medical centre.
Mark Harrop, Sales Director for Bellway Kent, said: “Buckland Rise has been an extremely popular development since its launch in 2019 and we are expecting this level of demand to continue as the final homes are released onto the market.
“We are proud to play a key role in delivering high-quality new homes and helping to forge a new community here at Peters Village.
“Residents have been keen to relocate to a growing village that represents excellent value for money in comparison to more expensive areas nearby.
"With easy access into London, via rail and road, the area has proved suitable for a range of buyers at varying stages of the property ladder."
The development is registered with the government-backed Help to Buy scheme allowing buyers to purchase a new home with a 5% deposit and 75% mortgage with the remaining 20% provided by a loan from the government.
For more information visit bellway.co.uk
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