Time running out for buyers seeking homes at popular
Springfield Gardens
Buyers must hurry to be in with a chance of moving to a spacious new home at sought-aſter Springfield Gardens in Cardiff. Te exciting new David Wilson Homes development is experiencing huge demand for larger family homes - with just a handful of its four bedroom designs remaining. “Springfield Gardens is a very successful development, with many of the homes here already spoken for,” said sales director, Richard Lawson. “Families in particular love these remaining houses - but time is running out and there is limited
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availability.” Availability includes the four bedroom Holden family home which is ready to move into, priced from £415,000, and the Irving, Shenton and Exeter designs, from £343,000, £372,500, and £392,000 respectively. “Buyers here will secure themselves a dream home, whichever design they choose,” added Richard. “Springfield Gardens really is a remarkable development - in the sought-aſter area of St Mellons. “We think very carefully when choosing where to build homes, and our homes have to suit the location perfectly. I believe we have got it just right here.
Anyone interested in securing one of these final homes for themselves should visit us soon to find out all this wonderful development has to offer.” Springfield Gardens offers a selection of five star four bedroom homes, just a short drive from the centre of Cardiff. Te development is perfect for families and professionals alike. It also offers great commuting links via the A48 and the M4, with easy access to Cardiff Bay and the city centre. For more information about the final homes at Springfield Gardens, please call 0844 5710 385 or visit
dwh.co.uk
New Homes Wales and the South West
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