A Neighbourhood That Feels Like Family

Waterways isn’t just a place to live, it’s a community Tabitha feels deeply connected to.

“The whole development feels extremely safe,” she shares. Residents have formed their own small neighbourhood watch group, hold annual meetings, and work together with the management company to shape the environment they live in. Speed signs, speed bumps, communal decisions, everything is done as a collective.

Children play together on summer evenings. Her daughter’s best friend lives just across the road. There’s real friendship here, real neighbourliness.

A Home That’s Grown with Them

Over the years, the house has evolved alongside their lives. When her daughter was a baby, Tabitha redesigned the garden with astroturf to make it safer for little feet. As her daughter grows older, she’ll eventually have her own floor, a space to make her own.

Tabitha’s imagination hasn’t stopped there. She dreams of converting the garage into a chill-out den for the local children and one day extending her Juliet balcony to create an even more immersive view of the canal.

The home has never stopped inspiring her.

quality that lasts

What surprised Tabitha most when she moved in was discovering a fully landscaped garden, something she’d never expected from a new-build home. The skylights, the natural stone, the individuality of each plot, they all made the home feel crafted rather than produced.

After more than a decade, she still speaks with unwavering confidence about the build quality.

“They’re so warm, and I’ve never had a single major issue,” she says. “I tell everyone to buy a Verity & Co home.”