Half of new Bradda homes snapped up after launch

Monday, 26 September 2016 00:00

Hartford Homes says it's seen an encouraging take up of its new houses in Port Erin.

Half of the properties at the latest development at Bradda View Grove have been sold subject to contract within two weeks of launch.

Six of the twelve new-build homes are officially reserved with work to start on site this autumn.

Director James Greenhalgh says more and more people are looking to buy new builds over older houses:

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