Inland Homes has announced that it has been shortlisted for two First-Time Buyer Reader’s Awards, for its work to restore the former Randalls department store in Uxbridge
The First-Time Buyer Reader’s Awards are run by First Time Buyer Magazine, and recognise the lengths that some of the UK’s best housebuilders go to in order to help aspiring buyers onto the property ladder.
Inland Homes has been nominated in the ‘Best Show Home’ and ‘Best Medium Development’ categories, with winners announced in an awards ceremony in September.
‘Helping first-time buyers take that all important first step onto the property ladder’
Vicki Noon, sales and marketing director at Inland Homes, commented: “We are delighted that we have been shortlisted for not one but two awards at this year’s First Time Buyer Reader’s Awards.
“At Inland Homes, we pride ourselves on helping first-time buyers take that all important first step onto the property ladder, and I’m really proud that our hard work has been recognised in this way for our apartments at Randalls in Uxbridge.
“Randalls is a fantastic development for first-time buyers, a unique collection of homes with historical significance which are extremely well located, finished to the exceptional quality Inland is renowned for and, most importantly, London Help to Buy is available across all homes.
“Congratulations to all of the other shortlisted companies, and we look forward to hearing the results in September!”
Randalls department store formerly served the Uxbridge community for 123 years, before its closure in 2015.
The Grade II listed building still remains a key feature of the development when Inland Homes transformed the building and its surroundings into a selection of new build and restored apartments.
Inland Homes has kept several original elements that respectfully pay homage to the history of the building, including the cash desk and signage, as well as the pneumatic tube system, cast iron radiators and the structural columns.
Gatsby House provides a selection of 14 studio, one-two-bedroom apartments.
The new development is located within a five-minute walk from Uxbridge Underground Station, where commuting residents have access to a range of London destinations via the Metropolitan and Piccadilly lines.
