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New homes in East Ardsley set to launch this weekend
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New homes in East Ardsley set to launch this weekend

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Located on Bradford Road, the new development, Amblers Chase, will offer a selection of two, three and four bedroom homes designed to cater to a wide range of buyers.

The launch is scheduled for Saturday 11th January 2025, and house hunters are invited to visit to reserve the first homes explore the plans for this new community.

Sam Wood, sales director at David Wilson Homes Yorkshire West, said: “We are delighted to announce the launch of our brand-new development in East Ardsley.

“This new community has been thoughtfully designed with modern living in mind, incorporating green spaces and properties to suit a variety of lifestyles.

“For anyone interested in finding out more about the new homes available, we would recommend giving our helpful team of sales advisers a visit, who can provide their expert advice during and following the launch weekend.”

Situated in East Ardsley, Amblers Chase will offer house hunters the chance to join a thriving local village with an abundance of local conveniences.

The development provides the best of both worlds with countryside walks on the doorstep, whilst being situated less than nine miles from Leeds city centre, and a short drive from the M62 and M1 for travel further afield.

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