Leading housebuilder Miller Homes, who have been building quality homes for more than 80 years, has announced that it will be bringing new homes to Blackburn with their new Millrose development located on Lammack Road.
Construction will begin on the 55-home development at the end of the year, the on-site Sales Centre will be launching at the end of April, with the first show homes expected to launch to the public in the summer of 2020.
The beautifully designed new development is ideal for local families, comprising of a mixture of 3- and 4-bedroom detached homes. Millrose will boast a mix of traditional and contemporary homes to suit a variety of tastes, and all homes come with luxury interiors.
To further support the local community, Miller Homes will contribute over £700,000 towards affordable housing in Blackburn as well as over £200,000 towards sports pitches for the local area. Furthermore, the company will provide the nearby Lammack Methodist Church with a new car park, including three disabled parking spaces; previously those attending the Church shared an informal car park with a neighbouring Free House.
Finally, Miller Homes are dedicated to supporting local sports teams, with funds being provided to reimburse the costs of improved sports pitches for Lammack Juniors and Queen Elizabeth’s Grammar School.
Clare Noakes, Sales Director for Miller Homes in the North West, comments: “We are delighted to announce that we will be bringing much-needed new homes to Blackburn to meet the high demand. Millrose will provide the ideal location for house hunters looking to upgrade to enjoy a spacious and luxury home. We look forward to working closely with the town to bring this brand-new community to life.”
The homes will be finished to Miller Homes’ award-winning build standards and will boast high quality fixtures and fittings as standard throughout. Ideally placed near to local parks, schools and amenities, the development is located in the north of the town and will offer the benefits of luxury new homes with the close-knit feel of a small community.
