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Barratt Homes contributes £1.8m to Chidswell community with brand new development
Chidwell is set for investment of over £1.8 million thanks to a new housing development from 5 star homebuilder, Barratt Homes.
Lockwood Fields will offer a stunning selection of one, two, three and four bedroom homes set in the popular village of Chidswell. This development offers a semi-rural location and benefits from a selection of local amenities nearby, including the historic market town of Ossett.
As part of the development, Barratt Homes has committed over £1 million to education facilities within the area, to provide additional primary and secondary school places which cements Chidswell as a wonderful area for growing families.
A £3,500 Traffic Regulation Order contribution will also fund the reduction of speed limits in the area and £130,130 will go towards the Sustainable Travel Fund, which will include the delivery of Metrocards for residents of Lockwood Fields.
David Coe, Land and Development Director at David Wilson Homes Yorkshire West commented: “We’re delighted to be supporting the community in Chidswell through contributions made as a result of our brand new Lockwood Fields development.
“We’re really looking forward to seeing the reception the new development receives from potential homebuyers in the area. Barratt Homes is dedicated to creating quality homes, to help even more prospective home buyers find their perfect home. We would encourage those looking for their forever home to book an appointment with our very helpful Sales Teams to get all the information they need!”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Richard Savage .
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