Cortland Partners, a multinational property developer, is poised to build housing at Ascot Road in Watford. Nearly 500 homes should be created through the scheme. Stationery printers from Watford can be useful in the property sector. Over 400 jobs are to be created by the initiative.
The development will have 23 levels and it will comprise of four buildings. Some of the housing will be in the affordable category. Electric car usage and cycling will be encouraged by the provision of specific amenities. The building work will transform a brownfield site. Sarah DeFrancis, an international relations director for Cortland Partners, told the Watford Observer:
“We are going to provide apartment homes, amenities, a sense of community, and a level of service that is unprecedented in the area. We look forward to raising the bar when it comes to the experience of apartment living.”
She clarified that the aesthetics of the housing will be a major priority. Neither the interior nor the exterior will be neglected in terms of quality.
Energy efficiency will be central to the project. Those who live in the building will benefit from smart thermostats and appliances that are efficient in their usage of energy. The developer has also considered the importance of the windows in terms of their capacity for energy conservation.Get a Free Quote for Stationery