Sainte Adresse Apartments

Excellent progress made despite weather conditions

Braving the elements, and accentuating them, describes the scene on site at Sainte Adresse. Autumn has brought deluge after deluge, creating a veritable quagmire, but Scimitar Homes are pressing on with external, and some internal, works. 
 
The standalone block of La Falaise is fully brick faced and glazed, allowing the interior services and plastering to also be completed. Given the excellent progress on these apartments, it will soon be possible to install the beautiful internal specification and give a fully realised depiction of the quality of finish you can expect from Sainte Adresse. 
 
The three apartments in this section of La Falaise, Apartments 20, 21, and 22 are unique as they sit closest to the water on a secluded corner of the site and have full height side windows to offer multiple aspects. From the side and kitchen windows you have direct views east, southeast across the Bristol Channel, while the front glass wall will look over Cardiff Bay.  Landscaping works to remove certain dead trees, whilst retaining those protected, will expose more of the spectacular view and also maintain screening.
 
It is now possible to see the duplexes and their roof terraces at the pinnacle of La Cote, which will soon be fully insulated and externally finished. They will later be joined by the two remaining duplexes which sit atop La Falaise.  As the remaining structures escalate, the terraced design and elevation of each section becomes more apparent.  At the highest point of the development, the broad foundation of La Pointe will house the undercroft parking area and offer a select few apartments greater outside space.