This lovely and spacious three-bedroom townhouse is set within the highly sought-after Clos de Labri on La Grande Route de la Côte, just a stone’s throw from the stunning Green Island Beach. Offering a fantastic opportunity to step onto the property ladder, the home sits within a very welcoming and established community.

Arranged over three well-designed floors, this home has been thoughtfully reconfigured by the current owners to create a layout which differs from others within the development, maximising both space and practicality.

The ground floor now provides a generous kitchen/diner/family room, creating a sociable space ideal for everyday living and entertaining. This level also includes a modern shower room and useful storage.

On the first floor, there is a bright and spacious living room, together with a well-proportioned double bedroom, while the second floor offers two further generous double bedrooms and the main family bathroom.

There is also potential, with some reconfiguration of the first floor, to create an additional bedroom and bathroom, offering the flexibility to adapt the property into a four-bedroom home.

Externally, the property boasts a sunny rear garden—perfect for relaxing during warmer months or hosting barbecues with friends and family. There is also off-road parking for two vehicles, plus additional visitor parking.

Combining flexible living space, outdoor enjoyment, and a superb location close to schools, amenities, and the beach.

This property has a First Time Buyer status however there have been slight changes to the policy and there are now new discretionary categories:

• If you own a big home but don’t need all the space anymore, you can move into a smaller, more suitable FTB home.

• If your home size is fine, but something else isn’t (like location or layout), you can move to a similar-sized FTB home that suits you better.

The policy will continue to allow the following discretions for property owners looking to purchase a FTB home:

• Your home is too small (e.g. growing family), so you need a bigger one

• You inherited a home, but it doesn’t work for you or isn’t worth enough to help you buy something

• Divorce or separation means your current housing situation no longer works