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NEWS RELEASE – 5 September 2016 Hills Homes opens its doors to the public at Hillside Hills Homes is opening the doors of its new show home to the public this Saturday, 10 September. The new show home marks the formal launch of the popular 61 home development at Hillside, Blunsdon. Early plot releases have seen strong sales activity which proves Blunsdon to be a popular choice for house buyers. As the development progresses, prospective buyers can now benefit from the addition of a show home to preview the features and quality that can be expected in their new Hills homes. Available for sale through local estate agents Atwell Martin, Hillside will comprise a range of two, three and four bedroom homes in different styles. Nick King, Group director – Hills Homes, said: “The homes at Hillside are located in an extremely convenient position, built to Hills’ exacting standards, initial activity has seen a range of purchasers respond quickly and positively to the development. We are confident that the release of further plots for sale as the development progresses will be just as well received.” Hillside, has excellent transport links to the motorway network and is located a short distance from local shopping and recreational facilities at Priory Vale. All properties for sale are available using the popular Help to Buy scheme. For more information please contact the sales office on 07815 940673 or Atwell Martin’s Swindon Office on 01793 643643. The show home will be open from 11.00-15.00 on Saturday, following which it will be open every week from Thursday to Monday between 10.00 and 16.00. ENDS Notes to editors: Hills Homes Developments, through its popular Hills Homes brand, has established a strong reputation for building high quality homes on carefully selected sites in Wiltshire and neighbouring areas – from major developments in large towns to smaller ones in rural towns and villages. In addition to its own developments, Hills Homes Developments is also a successful contract builder. Hills Homes Developments is a wholly owned subsidiary of The Hills Group Limited, a privately owned family company established in 1900. www.hills-homes.co.uk Awards: 2016 LABC South West of England ‘Best small new housing development’ award “highly commended”– Tommy’s Barn, Church Lane, Bishopstone 2016 LABC South West of England ‘Residential site agent of the year’ award “winner”. 2016 LABC South West of England ‘Best partnership with a local authority building control team’ award “winner”. Media contact: Monique Hayes, Group communications officer, The Hills Group Limited Tel: 01793 714978 [email protected] The Hills Group Limited Wiltshire House, County Park Business Centre, Shrivenham Road, Swindon SN1 2NR www.hills-group.co.uk Registered in England and Wales 1478385 @HillsHomes Hills Group The Hills Group Limited Wiltshire House, County Park Business Centre, Shrivenham Road, Swindon SN1 2NR www.hills-group.co.uk Registered in England and Wales 1478385 .

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