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New David Wilson Homes development in Cardiff gets off to a flying start
A brand-new development in Cardiff has got off to a flying start, with the first homes being snapped up at Springfield Gardens in St Mellons.
The David Wilson Homes development has been launched to buyers and the first homes have now been reserved.
Demand for properties at Springfield Gardens has been so high that the five-star housebuilder is currently taking reservations from a sales office at the nearby Wyevale Garden Centre.
“The number of early reservations exceeded our expectations and the high demand has continued following the launch,” said sales director Richard Lawson. “People can now see detailed images of the three and four bedroom homes and view plans for the new development.”
Among the first homes available are the three bedroom Ashurst design priced from £243,000 and the four bedroom Irving which is priced from £333,000.
Springfield Gardens is just a short drive from the centre of Cardiff and offers great commuting links via the A48 and the M4 - with easy access to Cardiff Bay and the city centre.
“It’s a great location for new homes and we are delighted with the response we have had from people keen to move here. These stylish designs are very appealing - not just to local people, but also to buyers from further afield who are keen to settle in St Mellons,” added Richard
The sales office is at Wyevale Garden Centre, Newport Road, St Mellons, Cardiff. For more information about homes at Springfield Gardens, please call 0844 5710 385 or visit www.dwh.co.uk.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by David Wilson Homes .
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