Save Up To £2,195 A Year With New Home Energy Savings!

New figures published by the Home Builders Federation reveal exciting news for new build homeowners. The average new build energy bill is 57% cheaper compared to older properties, potentially saving homeowners up to £1,685 a year.

Key findings from HBF’s updated energy performance figures:

• On average, new build houses are 66% more energy efficient, translating to potential savings of up to £183 a month or £2,195 a year in energy bills.
• Properties built to new sustainability regulations from June 2023 onwards are estimated to save homeowners over £2,000 annually, with houses specifically saving up to £2,575 per year.
• The majority (85%) of new build homes achieve an impressive A or B Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating, a stark contrast to the less than 5% of older properties meeting this standard.

Energy-efficient living with Nicholas King Homes

Experience the benefits of energy-efficient living and save money while reducing your environmental impact with Nicholas King Homes.

We prioritise energy efficiency in our new home designs. Our properties feature electric car charging points, superior insulation standards, and all carry an impressive energy efficiency rating of A or B. Each of our new homes are crafted using timber frame construction, ensuring they are environmentally friendly and contribute to reduced energy consumption by incorporating renewable sources and minimising carbon footprint.

As a leading Buckinghamshire property developer, we offer a range of new build developments in Surrey and Berkshire, including new homes in Cranleigh, Windsor, and Camberley. Exciting new properties are also coming soon in Ascot and Ottershaw.