With summer officially here, Redrow Midlands is inviting local house hunters to visit Midsummer Meadow, in Warwick, and Eagle Gate in Amington Garden Village, in Tamworth, between 12pm-3pm on Saturday 6th August to enjoy a summer treat.
A prosecco van will be on hand, and those feeling peckish can enjoy a tasty hot dog or two at Eagle Gate or a hog roast at Midsummer Meadow, all while seeing exactly what life could be like at these thriving new developments*.
Elaine Cartwright, Sales Director for Redrow Midlands, said: “With warmer weather having finally arrived, we’re excited to be inviting local people to enjoy a summer treat and celebrate the growing communities we have in Tamworth and Warwick.”
“Our show homes will be open for those wanting to take a look around and we are looking forward to welcoming families to our development to see what life could be like at Amington Garden Village and Midsummer Meadow – while enjoying some good food and drink. See you soon!”
Surrounded by open farmland, woodland and waterways, Midsummer Meadow offers a mix of bespoke one and two-bedroom apartments, as well as two, three and four-bedroom homes from our Heritage Collection, designed to suit a wide range of families. The development is well-connected, with a wide range of amenities just a stone’s throw away, and great transport links to Leamington Spa, Coventry, Birmingham and also London via train.
Amington Fairway, Amington Green and now Eagle Gate at Amington are part of the popular Amington Garden Village development, which offers a choice of two, three, four and five-bedroom properties. These sought-after homes are part of our award-winning Heritage Collection and located just three miles from Tamworth’s town centre. The development provides a rural setting with excellent commuter links, including easy reach of the A5, M42 and M6 Toll.
Find more information about Midsummer Meadow and Eagle Gate.
Find out more about Amington Garden Village.
*Limited availability, prosecco, hot dogs and hog roast available while stocks last