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This development offers the following schemes:
Forces Help to Buy
Deposit Unlock
Bank of Mum and Dad
Own New
Part Exchange
Home Change
Early Bird
Deposit Boost
Armed Forces/ Key Worker Discount

Schemes are available on selected plots only, subject to status, terms and conditions apply. Contact the development for latest information.
An attractive two-bedroom home with first-floor accommodation, the Elborough has a modern open-plan kitchen/living/dining room, two good-sized bedrooms and a separate bathroom. There's the bonus of a carport and plenty of storage space. This is a home that will appeal to first-time buyers and young professionals.
Additional Information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax band: Not made available by local authority until post-occupation
Rooms
Ground Floor
First Floor
Kitchen/Living/Dining Room (5.75 x 5.4 m)
Bedroom 1 (4.35 x 2.95 m)
Bedroom 2 (4.35 x 2.69 m)
About Beaufort Park
Situated in a fantastic position on the northern outskirts of Bristol, Beaufort Park offers a range of new homes and an exciting opportunity to be part of a brand new community with exceptional facilities.
The desirable setting offers easy access to both Bristol City Centre and the M5, ideal whether you're working nearby in the city or commuting across the South West. When not travelling, you'll have a huge range of purpose-built amenities right on your doorstep - the development will include a community hub offering shops and a youth centre; a new primary school and nursery, outdoor sports facilities, allotments and nature trails. Perhaps most excitingly, this will also be the site of the new Henbury Train Station, which will connect the key areas of Bristol.
With the added benefit of scenic nature a stone's throw away, including the Blaise Castle Estate, Leigh Woods and Clifton Downs, this is a unique opportunity that you won't want to miss out on.
Leisure
Living on the edge of Bristol, you’ll be spoilt for choice for city centre attractions and away-days. Close to home you’ve got Cribbs Causeway for shopping, The Venue for places to eat, and the View Cinema, Hollywood Bowl and Planet Ice for entertainment. For the great outdoors, you can head off for a day by the sea at Clevedon or Weston-Super-Mare or up into the Mendip Hills to explore the Cheddar Gorge and Wookey Hole caves. Just south of Bristol, Tyntesfield is an amazing National Trust country house that time forgot.
Shopping
If you fancy a spot of shopping, Cribbs Causeway has the lion’s share when it comes to high street shopping, but Beaufort Park is close to a range of independent shops, convenience stores and supermarkets. Nearby Gloucester Road is the longest road of independent shops in the UK. There are several primary schools to choose from, including Brentry Primary school and for secondary education, there’s Blaise High school.
Transport
The most obvious advantage of choosing a home here is that you’ll have easy access to both the M4 and M5 motorways. Whether your journey is for work or for pleasure, these are excellent direct routes for the South West, South Wales, the Midlands and London. For regular travel into Bristol city centre, Filton Abbey Wood is the local train station with services to Bristol Temple Meads taking an average of 13 minutes. Bristol Parkway is just 5 miles away for services to Cardiff and Swansea.
Opening Hours
Monday 11:00 - 18:00, Tuesday 11:00 - 18:00, Wednesday 11:00 - 18:00, Thursday 11:00 - 18:00, Friday 11:00 - 18:00, Saturday 11:00 - 18:00, Sunday 11:00 - 18:00

- Allocated Parking