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Sales success at The Tramyard in Balham, as wellness homes become more in demand

B Corporation developer Joseph Homes announces that all homes are now sold at The Tramyard, its highly sought-after development in Balham, south London. Underpinned by the developer’s pioneering ‘Live Well’® proposition, the wellbeing-focused design helped the final phase launch of 33 homes sell out in just 8 months. Seeing high popularity from the start, purchasers at the development are benefitting from exceptionally well-located homes on Balham High Road, offering a range of health-enhancing benefits in a low-toxicity environment.

For those still hoping to take advantage of the developer’s exceptional homes, apartments are still available at No.1 Millbrook Park in Mill Hill with prices starting from £399,995. London Help to Buy is available on every property.

Sean Ruane, Sales Director of Joseph Homes, comments: “From the beginning, there was no doubt that The Tramyard would see high level demand as it offered something so different to the market. The homes combined the opportunity to live in the beating heart of Balham with the knowledge that the properties were the result of careful and considered planning and design to optimise wellbeing and improve quality of life.

“The homes were popular from the moment they launched but were undoubtedly boosted by the stamp duty holiday which has seen the market gain momentum in recent months. Now that the project is complete, we look forward to seeing our final purchasers move in and enjoy their Live Well® journey at The Tramyard.”

From those who have already moved in, feedback has been exceptional, with one buyer commenting, “I am very impressed with my apartment, the finish is outstanding and the views are incredible. The whole purchase experience from start to finish was exceptional due to the knowledge, understanding and friendliness of the sales team who were a joy to deal with.” Another buyer wrote, “We were really impressed with the specifications and quality of the finish. We are so grateful to be in a home we truly love and know the care and dedication that went into building The Tramyard.”

Those who have bought a home at the Tramyard can breathe easy in the knowledge that their property will provide unrivalled measures to improve health and wellbeing, with the homes scoring 143 out of 150 in a recent Airtopia test to measure indoor air quality. Every home has private outdoor space in addition to communal gardens, while apartments also utilise non-toxic paint, low VOC (volatile organic compound) materials, pollen filters to alleviate hayfever, as well as MVHR (mechanical ventilation and heat recovery), ensuring clean, filtered air throughout the homes. This all results in a consistently high standard of internal air quality, reducing the impact of harmful chemicals. The properties come with expansive floorplates and a warranty for peace of mind while sustainable construction methods optimise energy use, promising lower maintenance costs than an older property.

Advocating an integrated approach to housebuilding, Joseph Homes is a B Corporation® (B Corp™) certified developer, awarded for taking a holistic view on impact and reward, whilst prioritising people and the planet. This commitment supports its mission to deliver better homes and spaces for a better world. This includes sourcing environmentally friendly materials, using sustainable methods of construction and sourcing interiors that help to reduce toxins and promote indoor air quality.

Set in a prime location in Balham, the development has taken advantage of the surrounding urban fabric to offer an excellent lifestyle and quality of living to its residents. Excellently-connected by underground and rail, the development is close to an abundance of amenities within close proximity.

Homes are still available at No.1 Millbrook Park, another development by Joseph Homes in Mill Hill, north London. Prices start from £399,995 with a mix of one and two-bedroom homes remaining.

This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Teresa Cole .