A HOUSEBUILDER launched a new development in Crewkerne.
Taylor Wimpey launched its Wool Gardens development allowing potential customers to visualise the layout of both the three-bedroom Gosford and four-bedroom Huxford show homes.
As part of the housebuilder’s commitment to working with the community in which it builds, Taylor Wimpey invited local businesses, as well as the Crewkerne Town Council as special guests for its VIP event before the launch took place that weekend.
Commenting on Taylor Wimpey’s event and success, Crewkerne’s Town Mayor, Cllr Alice Samuel, said: “As a member of the local council, I was happy to be welcomed by Taylor Wimpey to their new houses in Crewkerne before they went on the market.
“It’s amazing how quickly Taylor Wimpey is moving this phase of the development along.
“The show home team was very welcoming, and I hope the new homeowners are settling into life in Crewkerne.”
Melissa Langton, sales and marketing director for Taylor Wimpey Exeter, said: “It’s great news to see so many people take such an interest in our Wool Gardens development since the launch took place.
“We’ve seen a huge increase in sales, the community within the development has been continuously growing and we couldn’t be more pleased with how things are looking for our site in Crewkerne.
“We were very pleased to see Crewkerne Town Council make the time to visit Wool Gardens.
“For those looking to secure their forever home here at Wool Gardens, we recommend getting in touch with our sales team as soon as possible.”
Wool Gardens comprises a mix of 110 high-quality homes with a selection of two, three, and four-bedroom homes available to suit a range of different buyers, with prices starting at £259,000.
The development is situated in the countryside, making it the ideal location for those who are interested in long strolls, picnics, and getting back in touch with nature.
The development is located on Blacknell Lane, Crewkerne, Somerset, TA18 7HE.
Customers can call 01460 948 163, email wool.gardens@taylorwimpey.com
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