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Hill Cottage Gardens comprises 28 two, three and four bedroom houses situated in a mature setting, within easy reach of the M27. The show home opening is planned for Saturday at the site, where prices and further details will be revealed.

Sales Director Spencer Drake said, “Demand for new homes in prime locations is still high and Hill Cottage Gardens ticks every box in terms of its excellent location and superior quality of build and specification, this along with providing some much sought after new detached houses means that the interest in this development has been very good.”

“This exciting new development has already received a tremendous amount of interest so we’re urging buyers to attend the launch day on Saturday to secure one of these impressive properties.”

For further details of Hill Cottage Gardens on Mansbridge Road, West End and to register your interest in the launch weekend, call 023 8038 6006 or view the details on this website.

The exciting new Priory Mews development by leading south coast house builder, Orchard Homes, built on the site of a former coaching inn and due for completion in early 2009, will consist of 18 beautiful, traditional-style homes in a unique courtyard setting in the heart of this bustling town.

With a showhome available to view on September 13, prices for these sumptuous houses are in the region of £500,000.

The development is ideally positioned in the centre of the town, yet close to the river and the picturesque abbey ruins.

Orchard Homes’ hallmark individual styling and painstaking attention to detail make these houses decidedly desirable. Many have attractive balconies which bring the benefits of outdoor living into the home. The development is bounded at the back by the River Avon and several of the new homes face the river.

All properties have either three or four bedrooms and there is a mixture of two and three storey dwellings.

Several have the benefit of garages while others have allocated parking – a distinct bonus in a busy town centre location. The bustling town centre with its shops, cafes and restaurants is within easy walking distance, as are the tranquil Priory gardens.

Sales Director Spencer Drake said, “This is a unique opportunity to live in a central location in a beautiful market town. We’re very excited about this and its unusual potential. As part of the development we’ll be renovating two existing buildings and a hotel/bistro, which will further enhance the site’s appeal. Understandably enough, as it’s such a superb spot, we’ve already had a lot of interest in Priory Mews, with two homes already reserved.”

Resting on the fringe of the New Forest National Park and on the margins of he estuary and the open sea, Christchurch’s heritage combines agriculture, fishery and tourism, thanks to its excellent sailing facilities and the beautiful beaches of the Dorset coast.

For more details of Priory Mews call 023 8038 6006 or view the details on this website.

A team from the Southampton based developer, are currently in training for the infamous 24 hr challenge, which involves 12 hrs of driving and 12hrs walking, taking in the three largest mountains in the UK – Ben Nevis, Scafell Pike and Snowdon.

On a recent training session to the Lake District to climb Scafell Pike, planning manager, Mark Sennitt, said: “Training began in March and our practice hike up Scafell Pike has given us a good taste for the challenge ahead. Completing the three peaks will be a fantastic achievement and an excellent teambuilding exercise, calling on our motivational and organisational skills. We’re all really looking forward to it.”

Money raised will be donated to three influential charities, Care International, Habitat for Humanity and Stepping On. Care International fights poverty and injustice in up to 70 countries around the world, while Habitat for Humanity focuses on tackling poverty housing on a global scale. Stepping On aims to improve the futures of vulnerable, disadvantaged and disabled children and young people worldwide, providing valuable learning support, counselling and job matching services.

The team at Orchard Homes will embark on their Three Peaks Challenge on May 17th 2008.

Orchard Homes and Generator Group have received permission today to develop the former Wickes site in Southampton by members of the Southampton Planning and Rights of Way Panel.

Mark Sennitt, Planning Manger for Orchard Homes commented:

"This scheme has been sensitively designed to provide a development which was not only supported by planners, but also the local community. Our development will replace a redundant site with a development to enhance the Portswood area.

"Importantly, 11 new affordable houses will be provided on site to meet this important need within Southampton.

"The scheme is extremely sustainable given its location near to shops, businesses, and public transport. The scheme also utilises sustainable elements including solar panels and a sustainable urban drainage scheme on site.

"We are all extremely pleased with the outcome and look forward to commencing construction in the New Year."

The scheme will include 72 one bedroom, 19 two bedroom and 11 affordable houses on the 1.5 acre site in Portswood. The plans also include sustainability measures including building to achieve a standard of Level 3 in the Code for Sustainable Homes for the affordable homes and this would be used as an aspiration for the market sale properties.

Sunnyfield Mews comprises 14 three bedroom houses situated in a mature setting, within easy reach of the M27. The opening day is planned for January 12th at the site Marketing Suite, where prices and further details will be revealed.

Sales director Spencer Drake said: "Demand for new homes in prime locations is incredibly high and Sunnyfield Mews ticks every box in terms of providing an excellent location and superior quality of build and specification. This exciting new development has already received a tremendous amount of interest so we're urging buyers to attend the launch day on 12th January to secure one of these impressive properties."