Weston Homes launch £40m development in Bury St Edmunds
Weston Homes announces the launch of their new development Tayfen Court, which offers a collection of 171 one- and two-bedroom apartments, a commercial unit providing 4306 sq ft of flexible workspace and landscaped communal gardens, all ideally located in the heart of Bury St Edmunds.
Located on Tayfen Road, on which a 1950s Gasholder once stood, the new development will provide 68 one-bedroom and 103 two-bedroom apartments, including 6 Discount Market Sale (DMS) and 25 affordable one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments.
All the elegant apartments at Tayfen Court feature contemporary, open plan living areas, opening onto balconies or terraces, and are finished to the highest specification, with modern living in mind.
Suzanne Aplin, Group Sales & Marketing Director at Weston Homes says: “We are thrilled to unveil Tayfen Court, the latest addition to our new homes portfolio for Bury St Edmunds.
“This will build on the tremendous popularity of our previous nearby developments of Millers Quarter and Tayfields, where thriving new communitiesare now established and is ideally placed in a sought-after location just moments from the beautiful town centre as well as having easy access to excellent local, UK and international transport links. “
By Mark Adair – Correspondent, Bdaily
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