More than 100 potential buyers have expressed interest in the new luxury Southfield & Ellis House 20-apartment development in Harrogate following a recent soft launch event hosted by North Yorkshire property developer, Quattro Property Group and appointed agents Linley & Simpson.
Contractor, Leeds-based Castlehouse Construction is on schedule at the Station Parade site in central Harrogate redeveloping the former Southfield House office building into 9 apartments and creating a new apartment building, Ellis House, which will accommodate a further 11 apartments with undercroft parking.
Revised planning permission for the development was granted in December 2018 and Quattro is expected to complete the external build by Christmas this year with internal works to commence in the New Year, including the first show apartment launch. Practical completion of the scheme is set for Q2 2020. Both buildings will be predominantly two bedroomed apartments with the inclusion of 2 one-bedroomed apartments, all developed to the highest specifications.
The Southfield & Ellis House residential scheme, which sits within a conservation area on the corner of Station Parade and York Place, has been sensitively designed to breathe new life into this strategically located site whilst also uniting the development with the architecture and history of surrounding buildings to provide apartments of the highest standard.
The new development is in a prime location adjacent to Waitrose, with coveted views over The Stray and within easy walking level distance of all the shops, restaurants and leisure amenities in Harrogate Town Centre.
Richard Lumley, Chairman of Quattro Property Group, said:
“We are delighted with the response we have received from interested buyers following our soft launch. It was fantastic to showcase our plans for this exciting development which occupies one of the best locations in central Harrogate. We are already in advanced discussions with potential buyers.”
Agents for the development are Linley & Simpson.
