Regional housebuilder Beal Homes has released the first pictures from one of Yorkshire’s most sought-after residential developments.
The stunning images show completed homes and a series of street scenes, illustrating the outstanding quality of Beal’s Ferriby Meadows development.
They also highlight the character and setting of the £48m development, close to the heart of the picturesque village of North Ferriby in East Yorkshire.
Demand for homes at Ferriby Meadows is exceptionally strong, with over 60 per cent of properties sold less than two years since the development’s launch.
Ferriby Meadows is located on the edge of the beautiful Yorkshire Wolds on a site looking towards the Humber Bridge and Humber estuary. It offers buyers an aspirational village lifestyle in a highly convenient location, just seven miles west of Hull, and with rail and road links to Leeds, York and beyond.
The development features an outstanding collection of two, three, four and five-bedroom homes, together with three-bedroom bungalows and four-bedroom dormer bungalows. When completed, the development will comprise of a total of 115 homes.
Sales have remained extremely strong since Ferriby Meadows was launched in September 2024, with just 41 plots left across the development, some of which are yet to be released.
The prestigious new community is progressing rapidly, with many of the first homes now occupied.
Beal Sales and Marketing Director Ross Clarkson said: “We’re pleased to share the first pictures of completed homes at Ferriby Meadows.
“These images showcase the exceptional quality of the house types and the development as a whole. Ferriby Meadows is certainly a standout choice for discerning buyers looking for the very best combination of a rural lifestyle and convenient location.
“Many of the first buyers at Ferriby Meadows have now moved into their dream home and it’s a pleasure to see this new community truly taking shape.
“We expected the development to be extremely popular, but the demand has surpassed even our expectations.”
