Rivermead Gardens
Open day event | Saturday 28th February
Join us on Saturday 28th February from 10am – 4pm for our open day event where you’ll have the chance to take a look around the apartments and see for yourself what living here could be like. Plus, get moving sooner with our L&G £2,000 Deposit Contribution*. Bookings are by appointment only, contact us today to secure your place.
*Terms and conditions apply, visit our website for full details.
A delightful and thriving community awaits you
A beautiful collection of 1 and 2 bedroom apartments available with Shared Ownership set in the desirable market town of Alton, East Hampshire.
Rivermead Gardens is perfect for commuters, with Alton railway station within walking distance, offering regular services directly into London Waterloo in just over an hour, meaning you can enjoy the best of both worlds.
Living here you’ll be conveniently located within walking distance to a range of local amenities including independent stores, supermarkets, cafes, restaurants and green open spaces. The River Wey runs through Rivermead Gardens and there are walking paths around Kings Pond nearby for you to enjoy.
Your new home has been built around your lifestyle including modern, open plan living areas that are full of natural light. Kitchens are streamlined and well equipped with a range of integrated appliances, you’ll also have a freestanding washer/dryer and each home comes with allocated parking.
*Terms and conditions apply, please see our website for full details.
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Properties in this development
We seek to tackle the severe shortage of affordable housing in the UK by working with local authorities, housing associations and developers across England.
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We seek to tackle the severe shortage of affordable housing in the UK by working with local authorities, housing associations and developers across England.