Blakeview    Grove  

The new residential land development being built in Adelaide’s Northern Suburbs is Blakeview Grove.    Blakeview Grove is a creation of the impressive Fairmont Homes group and boasts an excellent position in the Blakeview area, just off Craigmore Road.  The location benefits from easy access to Main North Road, and is less than 10 minutes drive from the major shopping centres at Munno Para and Elizabeth Shopping Centre.  Blakeview Grove  is also excellently located adjacent to the new Delfin development project, Blakes Crossing.   

Delfin are investing significantly into the Northern Suburbs area of Adelaide, with Blakes Crossing, and the new Delfin project at Gawler East which is set to increase the number of homes by over 8,000.  And Delfin’s success is easily seen in their high standard of developing top quality residential areas, such as Mawson Lakes which has been very successful.  The excellent location that Blakeview Grove has to Blakes Crossing will only help to enhance Blakeview Grove, as the prices for house and land packages here are, overall, lower than Delfin’s Blakes Crossing development.  Those who take up the opportunity to purchase in Blakeview Grove will also benefit from the facilities and amenities that Delfin are going to build within Blakes Crossing.  In my opinion I believe that Blakeview Grove will receive a real boost in their house and land prices in the coming years. 

The land blocks currently on offer at Blakeview Grove appear to be quite level, which will assist you in saving money on your new purchase as you will not need to spend extra money on expensive retaining walls.  This is something that is quite often overlooked by purchasers when looking at house and land packages, but can end up being excessively expensive if extensive retaining is needed. 

One thing that Fairmont have introduced into the Blakeview Grove development so far is a selection of English style terrace houses sold at approx $255,000. These 3 bedroom homes look like they have just been imported from England.  I feel that these terrace homes offer first home buyers and investors excellent value for money, and have the added benefit of, in general, being a more low maintenance home.   We will probably see many more of these homes within Adelaide in the coming decades as developers go back to traditional style terrace homes in order to be able to offer affordable homes to first home buyers. 

The South Australian Government are putting a large amount of funding into the Northern Suburbs area of Adelaide.  With extensive new roading systems, large residential development areas being allocated, and an increase in the local facilities and amenities to service these growing areas.  I feel that the Northern Suburbs will be an even more exciting and popular place to live within the coming years, and believe that these residential developments such as Blakeview Grove currently offer purchasers good value for money, with the likely potential of solid capital gains growth within the coming years.