The opening of a new road linking Wichelstowe directly to Junction 16 of the M4 is has been praised as another significant milestone for the growing Swindon community.
David Wilson Redrow South West says thr result is improved connectivity for residents and adding to the appeal of living at Orchards Rise.
While connectivity is improving, buyers looking to move to Wichelstowe won't have long to wait to make it home.
The improvements come as buyers can benefit from immediate availability at Orchards Rise, where a limited number of three and four-bedroom homes are ready to move into before Christmas.
Louise Ware, sales director for David Wilson Redrow South West, said: “The road opening marks another positive step in the ongoing development of Wichelstowe, with its combination of new infrastructure, green open spaces and growing community facilities.
“Our ‘move in for Christmas’ incentives won’t be available for long so we’re encouraging anyone considering a quick move to explore what’s available sooner rather than later.”
With the festive season fast approaching, buyers can be settled into their new home in time to celebrate.
Incentives on selected homes include a deposit contribution worth up to £24,000, a £5,000 John Lewis voucher and an upgraded kitchen.
Wichel Way provides an additional route into and out of Wichelstowe via a new underpass beneath the M4. The £28.7 million infrastructure project, delivered by Swindon Borough Council, also incorporates dedicated pedestrian and cycling links, helping to improve accessibility across the wider development.
The Wichelstowe development is being built by Barratt Homes Bristol and David Wilson Redrow South West in partnership with Swindon Borough Council which will deliver 3,000 new homes, new schools and community facilities over 20 years.
The 250-hectare site on the southern edge of Swindon will include extensive open spaces, nature conservation areas, playing pitches and allotments.
As part of this neighbourhood residents can enjoy 12km of new nature trails, play areas, 200 acres of open space and walks along the Wilts and Berks canal. There’s also a range of schools for children of all ages within easy reach.
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