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Miller Homes To Bring Hundreds Of New Homes To The North West

Leading housebuilder Miller Homes has announced plans to bring 345 new homes to the North West in 2018, bringing much needed high-quality houses and jobs to the region.

Miller Homes constructed circa 330 properties across the North West in 2017, and the company strives to bring their award-winning homes, including over 25 affordable homes, to even more areas – including two new developments planned for Catterall and Blackburn, with further plans across the region later in the year.

Steve Birch, Area Managing Director of Miller Homes’ in the North, comments: “This last year we’ve seen high demand for our quality homes throughout the North West, which is why we’re investing even more in the area and look to bring over 330 new houses to the region. We look forward to building even more new developments across Lancashire and Cheshire, and helping house hunters looking to achieve their dream of becoming home owners.”

The new developments will bring numerous employment opportunities to the area, as the company looks to invest in the future by hiring and training construction workers to fight the skills gap in the industry; as well as looking for trainee sales advisors to help service the demand for new homes in the area.


Samantha Johnson, Sales Director at Miller Homes North West, commented: “After a successful 2017, we are excited to create more lasting, sustainable communities for the North West. Whether looking to upsize, downsize or take the first step on to the property ladder, we are proud to be providing a wide variety of homes to suit all tastes, budgets and needs in 2018.”

To further assist house hunters in finding their ideal new home, Miller Homes offers a range of financial schemes to help house hunters secure their dream home including home exchange, deposit match and Help to Buy. Help To Buy is available on all homes and allows potential buyers who only have a small deposit of 5% to apply for an additional 20% equity loan from the Government. This means that they only need to secure up to a 75% mortgage from a bank or building society.