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Moving Costs Contribution At London Development

Posted 5 October 2022 by Helen Christie

Weston Homes is offering £5,000 towards moving and legal costs at its Abbey Quay development in Barking…

WhatHouse? Award-winning developer Weston Homes is offering £5,000 to buyers who reserve a home at its Abbey Quay development this month. The contribution can be put towards moving costs and legal fees.

Abbey Quay is located in Barking, overlooking the River Roding. This waterfront urban village offers one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments, featuring contemporary open-plan living, bespoke designer kitchens and luxurious bathrooms, finished to the highest standards. Each home comes with Hyperoptic superfast broadband, and every apartment has either a private balcony or terrace.

As well as offering over 1,000 new homes, Abbey Quay will include a riverside plaza, walking routes along the River Roding, shops, cafes, restaurants and communal spaces. 

Prices at the development start from £332,000 for a one-bedroom apartment. 

For more information on the £5,000 contribution, call 020 3918 2468.

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