Developer Crest Nicholson is celebrating a Sunday Times British Homes Awards win after its Bath Riverside villas scooped ‘Best House Design’.
The Sunday Times British Homes Awards recognise a variety of housing schemes and architectural projects across the country. The ‘Best House Design’ award focuses on homes that champion best practice in design and specification.
Designed by award-winning architect Alison Brooks, Bath Riverside gives residents direct access to the River Avon which runs alongside the development. The design, while modern, pays tribute to Bath’s classic Georgian past and has proved as popular among buyers as it has judges.
It is the second time in two years the developer has won the award, as last year it was given to their Oakgrove Village development in Milton Keynes.
Speaking of the award success, Mary Timlin, Sales and Marketing director at Crest Nicholson, said: “We are delighted that Bath Riverside has been recognised at The Sunday Times British Homes awards. That we have now won this award two years running reflects the fact that Crest Nicholson schemes are designed to an exceptionally high standard — and this year’s win is a fantastic achievement for the Bath Riverside team.”
Bath Riverside offers high quality residences from studios to four bedroom homes, and are among very few residential developments in the city to enjoy direct access to the riverside while being within walking distance of the town centre.
