A new 147-home development is being launched in the north of Ipswich.
Part of Henley Gate, a project by David Wilson Homes, opens its doors to potential residents on Saturday, April 13.
Situated in Oxlip Boulevard, the development offers a variety of housing options from two-bedroom apartments to five-bedroom houses.
The first phase of the launch will see two and three-bedroom homes available for sale.
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Will Phair, sales director at David Wilson Homes Eastern Counties, said: "Henley Gate presents an fantastic opportunity for individuals and families seeking a modern and vibrant community to call home.
“We are committed to delivering exceptional quality and craftsmanship in every aspect of this development, and we look forward to welcoming our first residents.”
At the grand opening, interested buyers will have the opportunity to view two show homes.
These will exhibit the energy-efficient designs of three and four-bedroom houses constructed in the Hadley and Holden styles respectively.
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Buyers of Henley Gate residences will also have access to nine acres of country park ideal for leisure activities.
The homes are also conveniently located near several 'good' rated Ofsted schools, ensuring excellent education for children in the area.
The neighbourhood is located near the A12, allowing easy connectivity to London, coastal areas, and other major areas.
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With direct trains to London Liverpool Street from Ipswich railway station taking just more than an hour, the development offers both suburban living and access to metropolitan areas.
Mr Phair said: “We encourage prospective homebuyers to join us at the development on weekend of the launch to discover more about the new homes available.”
Further information about the wider range of properties being developed in the county can be found on the David Wilson Homes website.
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