Prospective homebuyers are being invited to visit David Wilson Homes' Silver Hill Manor development in Rochdale during an open house event on Saturday 8 August.
The event will take place from 11am until 4pm at the Silver Hill Manor development on Broad Lane and Lower Lane. Visitors will be able to look around the Tenby and Bala show homes and find out more about the homes currently available.
David Wilson Homes said the development includes 53 three and four bedroom properties with prices starting from £283,000. The site is close to local amenities, commuter links and the edge of the Peak District.
Jennifer Burns, sales director at David Wilson Homes North West, said, "With summer coming to an end, people may be looking forward to moving house before the festive period, so this event will give those people an adequate time frame to find their next home. We will also have children's face painting, delicious Mexican poke bowls, and opportunities to explore the collection of viewable homes."
The housebuilder said it offers a deposit contribution for eligible key workers to help with the cost of buying a home.
Part Exchange is also available for buyers with an existing property to sell. Under the scheme, David Wilson Homes purchases the customer's current property, allowing them to move without being part of a property chain.
The homes have been designed with energy efficient features which the developer said can help reduce running costs.
The event is free to attend and no appointment is required. Further information is available on the David Wilson Homes website.
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