Bovis Homes has released the first properties for sale at a new development on the edge of Cheltenham.
The housebuilder, which is part of the Vistry Group, is delivering 50 new two-bedroom apartments at Spectre Hill, off Barley Road near the village of Pittville
Spectre Hill is part of the wider Starvehall Farm development, where Bovis Homes has already built 137 new homes at its Furlong Rise site.
The two-bedroom apartments will be housed in three separate blocks on the 2.2-acre site close to Cheltenham Racecourse.
There will be 42 apartments housed in two three-storey buildings, with another eight homes built in a two-storey block.
The development will feature 50 car parking spaces, six electric vehicle charging points, visitor bays and cycle storage units.
Bovis Homes has a history of community building in the area, and in addition to constructing 137 homes at Furlong Rise, is also a continued sponsor of Cheltenham Town FC, most recently extending its sponsorship of the club for the 2021/22 season.
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