David Wilson Homes has welcomed the Mayor of St Edmundsbury, Cllr Terry Clements to All Saints Quarter at Marham Park, its development in Bury St Edmunds.
The homebuilder invited the Mayor for a ‘hard hat’ tour of All Saints Quarter at Marham Park now the development is beginning to take shape. David Wilson Homes is building its first phase of 36 homes at the development on Sandlands Drive.
During his visit Cllr Clements spent time meeting the team behind Willow Grove, touring the development so far and discussing the new homes with Managing Director of David Wilson Homes Eastern Counties, Robert Holbrook.
Robert said: “We were delighted to welcome the Mayor and Mayoress onto the site and show them around Willow Grove so far ahead of our first residents moving in. It was great to show them the plan for All Saints Quarter when it is completed and discuss our commitment to Bury St Edmunds.”
Cllr Terry Clements said: “This is delivering much needed housing to this part of Bury St Edmunds. We know that people that grew up in this part of West Suffolk want to carry on living in the area because it is such a great place to live, while people from outside of the area, understandably, want to relocate here. Bury St Edmunds and West Suffolk is in huge demand and I am delighted to have had this opportunity to see how this important new housing development is taking shape.”
All Saints Quarter is part of Marham Park, a thriving new neighbourhood close to the market town of Bury St Edmunds. The homes are set within acres of open space, combining the convenience of modern living with an idyllic village setting.
As well as two to five bedroom homes, Marham Park will also deliver a new village square with amenities and sports facilities.
There are currently four and five bedroom homes for sale at All Saints Quarter, with prices starting from £349,995.
For more information please visit the sales centre, open Monday 12:30pm-5:30pm and Thursday to Sunday 10am-5:30pm. Alternatively call the sales information line on 0844 854 7767 or visit www.dwh.co.uk.