Miller scores hat-trick of new development

Miller scores hat-trick of new development


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Homebuyers can get a first glimpse of the new phases of a range of leading housing developments at a series of VIP buyer events.

Miller Homes is set to unveil the second phases at two of its prestigious sites in the region – Stephenson Meadows, Callerton, Newcastle and at Longridge Farm, Bedlington – over the next few months.

And in a separate event it will also be showcasing the Roman Fields development at Corbridge, which offers a mix of luxury three, four and five bedroomed homes, perfect for anyone wanting to downsize, buy a second home or purchase an investment property in a picturesque location.

The events will also highlight to potential homeowners the support available to them from Miller Homes at every stage, giving them all they need to purchase their new home.

Showcase event

The company has created three events which will take place throughout the first months of 2023, where visitors will be able to see the range of homes on offer at all three sites, as well as have a free consultation with an experienced independent financial adviser who can give details of available mortgage options.

The first event is being held at Longridge Farm on 28 January where between 11am and 4pm visitors can see phase 2 for the first time.

This will be followed by a showcase event at Roman Fields, Corbridge on 21 February where guests will be able to enjoy a wine and cheese evening – courtesy of The Corbridge Larder – as well as talk to the independent financial advisor and speak to a local estate agent about the area’s investment potential.

For details of the open events visit here and search Eventbrite.

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