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Renaissance Retirement to unveil Wokingham flat development at off-plan sales event on Tuesday

by Phil Creighton
July 6, 2017
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Renaissance Retirement is unveiling more information about its eagerly awaited development in the centre of Wokingham at an event in Town Hall on Tuesday, July 11.

The 33 luxury apartments, which will be known as Fleur de Lis, are being built on Wiltshire Road and have already sparked a good interest from buyers with 65 per cent reserved off plan in only four three months.

The luxurious properties will provide an exceptional standard of independent living for those considering downsizing from a larger family home.

The event, free to attend by the public, starts at 11am and finishes at 4pm.

Construction work on the prime retirement site is on schedule for early next year.

Located five minutes’ walk from the centre of town, the spacious one- and two-bedroom apartments will be impeccably finished with contemporary interiors, while owners will also have access to an owners’ lounge and guest suite, which will be available to visiting friends and relatives.

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Some of the apartments will also feature stylish mezzanine levels providing up to 1,500 sq ft of living space.

Matt Smith, sales manager at Renaissance Retirement, comments: “We have had a real purple patch of reservations and this is one of our fastest-selling sites ever.”

Matt added: “We believe we have the number one location for retirement in Wokingham. It’s a stunning site and the apartments will be a very high specification and finish. We are hopeful that majority, if not all, the apartments will be sold off plan before the grand opening early in the new year. So the message to interested buyers is please come and view the plans to avoid missing out.”

Renaissance Retirement has a distinguished history; the company was handpicked by HRH Prince of Wales to build a landmark collection of retirement apartments in the heart of Poundbury, Dorchester.

Noticing a demand for luxury retirement housing, Renaissance Retirement design, build and manage developments with communal areas meticulously cleaned and maintained to ensure a level of comfort that one would expect in a four-star hotel.

The company offers a number of added owner incentives and benefits, and Renaissance’s complementary SmoothMove Service – which is offered to all owners at no extra cost – has proven particularly popular.

This bespoke service includes a dedicated SmoothMove Consultant, who can offer advice and assistance with downsizing, the planning and setting up of their new home, and administrative tasks.

To register your interest for a brochure, and for further information, visit www.renaissancegroup.co.uk or call 0800 625 0026.

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