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Demand for spacious homes in Cardiff prompts early launch of Springfield Gardens
David Wilson Homes has responded to high demand for spacious homes in St Mellons, by launching its new Springfield Gardens development from a sales office at the nearby Wyevale Garden Centre.
Due to open on Thursday October 26, the sales office will showcase the new three and four bedroom homes being built on the development.
“Interest in these new homes has been high since we first confirmed plans to build in St Mellons so we are delighted to be opening a sales office for people to make early reservations ahead of the show home opening next spring,” said sales director Richard Lawson.
“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.”
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.
The sales office will be 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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