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Newport show homes opening Saturday at The Hollies development

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A pair of fresh display properties are scheduled to be revealed in Newport on Saturday the 29th of August.

Redrow South Wales will be launching the residences at The Hollies within Great Milton Park, situated on Hen Chwarel Drive in Newport.

The dwellings form part of Redrow’s acclaimed Heritage Collection and have been crafted to blend classic Arts and Crafts architecture with sophisticated contemporary fittings inside.

Sales director Sian Smith at Barrat David Wilson Redrow South Wales expressed enthusiasm about opening the doors to the local community to explore the stunning new display homes.

She noted that purchasers will discover period-inspired details and expert craftsmanship throughout both the outside appearance and the premium specification living spaces within.

According to Smith, properties at The Hollies have already attracted significant interest from families, drawn by the tranquil setting, convenient connection to the local town centre, and closeness to both Newport and Cardiff.

She urged prospective buyers to visit during the opening event, connect with the sales specialists to discuss available choices, and sign up to receive updates.

She added that the company looks forward to greeting attendees.

Guests will have the opportunity to look around the three-bedroom Warwick and the four-bedroom Shaftesbury, chat with Redrow’s sales team, and discover more about the builder’s environmentally conscious properties and Key Worker initiative.

The Shaftesbury has been designed with families at the forefront, incorporating a combined kitchen, dining and family zone, a distinct sitting room, a practical utility area, and four bedrooms.

The community provides a mixture of countryside and town life, with straightforward travel links to Newport, Cardiff, and numerous local educational establishments.

The opening celebration runs from 11 in the morning until 4 in the afternoon.

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