Final Chance To Buy Beside The Seaside At Cayton Reach

For Yorkshire house hunters looking for their very own place beside the sea, the final two and three-bedroom homes are now available at Linden Homes’ Cayton Reach development near Scarborough. This development is ideal for those looking to step onto the housing ladder or downsize to the sought-after coastal location.

Ideally positioned close to the town centre in Middle Deepdale, just a 30-minute walk from Cayton Bay, the developer (part of Vistry Group) is offering customers the chance to buy one of the last homes; with incentives including Help to Buy and Smooth Move to assist first-time buyers and those with an existing property to sell.

Customer confidence and high demand for the range of homes at Cayton Reach has led to the huge success of the development, which enjoys easy access to the popular resort of Scarborough.

Sales director Steve Woomble says: “While many industries have been faced with tough challenges as a result of several national lockdowns, consumer confidence in the new homes market has remained constant during the pandemic; demonstrated at our Cayton Reach development where only three homes remain for sale.

“A combination of our incentives, attractive and affordable homes have inspired and delighted customers. While we appreciate that some potential home hunters may have missed out on this popular development – similar house designs, complete with some great seasonal incentives, are available at our neighbouring developments.

“However, as we have seen at Cayton Reach, reservations are being taken months in advance, so reserving now means buyers will guarantee their dream home and avoid disappointment.”

Linden Homes‘ Scarborough sales hub is currently offering a range of two-, three- and four-bedroom homes in locations with good schools, good road and rail links and taking in some of North Yorkshire’s wonderful scenery.

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