Neinor Homes has now opened the registration period for those interested in purchasing one of the beautiful homes at the new build development known as Goiegi Homes II located in Lasarte (Gipuzkoa). The complex features 1, 2 and 3-bedroom apartments and is situated next to the future sports courts, which are currently under construction.

In relation to this price-controlled private housing scheme, priority will be given to interested buyers who are registered in Lasarte-Oria. For this reason, it is important that from today until the end of the registration period—i.e. 30 October—they visit the development sales office located in Hipodromo Etorbidea, 10 (Lasarte-Oria).

Homes will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. Should the number of applicants be greater than the number of homes available, then housing will be awarded by drawing lots.

Goiegi Homes II comprises 3 state-of-the-art, elegant low-rise buildings with brick façades. The properties feature a functional interior layout that guarantees adequate sun exposure, and a warm and welcoming lighting effect. In addition, all homes are outward-facing and boast terraces that face east and west.

Apartments feature generous terraces and/or gardens for the enjoyment of residents, and include fully equipped kitchens and covered parking spaces.

That, together with the materials used, makes Goiegi Homes II the ideal location for those wishing to live in Lasarte-Oria. The development is located in a quiet and fast growing area, served by a broad and varied range of retail, educational, healthcare, sports and leisure services.

The scheme has two transport links into central Lasarte-Oria and is further served by the A-1 highway (linking the development to Andoain, Tolosa, Pamplona and Donostia-San Sebastian) and the AP-8 highway (linking the development to Zarautz, Bilbao and France).

Sustainable, environmentally-friendly housing

Goiegi Homes II is a sustainable development and features passive systems, including the best possible orientation allowed by the plot of land, studied use of natural lighting and lesser use of thermal bridges, thereby reducing energy demand.

In a clear commitment to being an environmentally-friendly scheme, the development further features active systems, including individual high-efficiency boiler for heating and domestic hot water, and dual-flush toilets and low-flow taps in bathrooms.