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Derwent development near Kelham Mills


bookie

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HI,

I have secured one of these flats in s3, its by the river but it seems its very industrial. It's off rutland road, not far from the DIY shop

i was wondering if anybody think it's unsafe?

and any other comments?

AM I MAKING THE RIGHT DECISION???????

thanks

B

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Hello,

I bought one of these about 6 months ago, and i'm very happy with it.

The area is industrial, but i wouldn't say it is unsafe.

 

They are basically taking a bulldozer through the whole area, and redeveloping it as flats, so it is fairly 'up and coming'. You can read the councils strategy for the area if you google 'kelham island quarter' it is the first hit.

 

Cheers

Tom

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Hi

 

I bought one of these last november and have lived there happily for a year with no problems at all.

 

There are a few "ladies of the night" around but its generally a safe area.

 

And close to Fat Cat and Kelham Island Tavern, with a new restaurant/bar opening soon on the corner.

 

Let me know if you decide to buy one..

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On a more serious note I think they are good. Close to town but with less traffic problems once the ring road is finished. The River is nice and the flats are bigger than some of the other developments.. If I was going to buy a flat then I would choose one of those over most other new developments that are poping up everywhere.

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I work at the Architect's who are developing most of that area. I wish I could afford to invest there cos it is gonna be amazing around there in a few years!

The apartments built there a couple of years ago have already increased in value loads.

Do you know what the development you're buying into is called? I might be able to get you some more info.

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well,

thanks guys.

The devpt is Kehlam Mills from derwent.

i am getting a bit on the scared side: wonder if it is wort buying a shared property or not

Also, they don't seem that big

B

 

 

They are bigger than you think,, and their value has gone up almost £10k in the last 12 months.

 

Buying a shared property is ok, you wouldn't be able to afford anything anywhere near as nice outright.

 

Its great for town too, it 15 mins walk into town

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