A development of just eight new shared ownership homes in the sought-after village of Long Preston, which is nestled between Skipton and Settle in the scenic North Yorkshire Dales, are being made available to buyers on a shared-ownership basis through the Settle office of Dacre Son & Hartley.

The small-scale collection of 16 two and three bedroom semi-detached, detached and mews homes are currently under construction and they enjoy an enviable village location on Greengate Lane, less than 12-miles from Skipton and four miles from Settle.

Edge View is being developed by Snugg Homes and marketed for sale by Dacre, Son & Hartley in Settle. Tom Galloway, from Dacres, said: “We are very excited to be bringing half of this lovely new homes development to the market. The instruction is one of several new homes contracts we have won in 2021 and further cements the company’s reputation in the new homes sector.

“There is a significant shortage of shared ownership homes in Long Preston and the surrounding area, so these homes will no doubt attract plenty of interest from buyers.”

The energy efficient stone-built properties are constructed to a high specification and provide quality family living. With a spacious lounge, a modern fitted kitchen and patio doors to the private rear garden, each property has a contemporary three-piece bathroom suite and well-proportioned bedrooms, as well as a useful downstairs W/C.

Tom added: “These impressive homes are ideal for families and there are several ‘outstanding’ OFSTED rated schools nearby. They also benefit from being in a very attractive village setting, which has two public houses, a convenience shop and post office, an outdoor clothing shop, a brasserie, a local church and a village green.

“Accessibility is good for Skipton, which is just a 20-minute drive away, or there are plenty of regular bus services. In addition, Edge View is only two minutes from Long Preston train station, which has direct links to Appleby, Carlisle, Skipton, Leeds, Lancaster, Morecambe, Heysham Port and all the towns in-between. Motorway network access is also good, so buyers can benefit from living a rural life, yet still be able to commute easily for work.”