Crescent Gardens puts Croydon on the map for first time buyers

First-time buyers will soon have an accessible way to take of advantage East Croydon’s regeneration programme, at Crescent Gardens. Launching Saturday 12th November, the 79 shared ownership apartments by leading developer Latimer, part of the Clarion Housing Group, are located in Croydon’s exciting new quarter.

A thriving creative hub, Croydon has been named the London Borough of Culture of 2023 and offers an exciting social scene with transport links amongst the best in London.

Victoria Finch, regional sales director, at Latimer comments: “This is a very exciting time for Croydon. The East Croydon masterplan will deliver a landmark new urban cultural quarter set to be a major destination for generations to come and local home-buyers seeking to establish themselves on the property ladder will have this unique opportunity to do so at Crescent Gardens.

“The borough’s combination of easy transport links, major investment and vibrant retail and leisure offering makes it a great place to live without the heavy price tag of other Greater London areas.”

The challenge for affordable developments is to deliver accessibly-priced housing without sacrificing on design quality or space. The new studio, one, two and three-bedroom apartments at Crescent Gardens achieve this with a combination of high-quality fixtures and fittings which come as standard and generously-proportioned apartments that all enjoy private outdoor space.

With Croydon’s excellent choice of amenities and plans underway for 2023’s celebration of this borough’s unique identity, diverse communities and rich heritage, Crescent Gardens offers a London lifestyle that is second to none.

By Mark Adair – Correspondent, Bdaily

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