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13/04/2015

New £9m Development In Aylesbury Officially Opens

Wates Living Space has officially handed over keys of 75 new homes in Aylesbury.

The new £9 million development located on the former site of Bearbrook House has transformed the vacant site into much-needed homes for the local community. It includes 49 homes for private sale, 26 for affordable rent and six for shared ownership, split across a mix of contemporary one and two bedroom flats and two and three bedroom houses. A high standard of energy efficiency has also been achieved across all properties, designed to meet Level 4 of the Code for Sustainable Homes

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