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A Devon housebuilder is hosting a special event to help homebuyers in the region secure their move this summer.
House hunters in Devon looking to move in 2026 are invited to David Wilson’s Hampton Mill development, in Okehampton, on Saturday 16 May from 11am-3pm, where they can look around The Holden, a four-bedroom detached home, ready to move into this summer.
The development offers a range of three and four-bedroom homes, and with easy connections to Exeter, Hampton Mill has already proven popular with commuters.
On the day, visitors will be able to speak to David Wilson’s Mortgage and Sales Advisers who will be available to offer expert advice and provide further information on how to climb the property ladder. Guests can also expect complimentary smoothies and crêpes as they browse the development’s show home.
Richard Lawson, Sales Director for David Wilson, said: “Hampton Mill has had a huge amount of interest from commuters and growing families, with a great range of schools and Okehampton train station just around the corner. We expect these homes to be snapped up quickly.
“Buying a house can be complicated and time consuming, so we want to help future homebuyers find their dream property quickly and with less hassle. The Mortgage and Sales Advisers will be on hand to help answer any questions and share advice regarding our schemes.
“We would like to invite anyone considering living in Devon to join us at our open day to experience firsthand what life at Hampton Mill could offer.”
The Holden, available from £450,000, offers an open-plan kitchen and dining area that spans the width of the home. With a study, a separate lounge and a utility room, this home provides the extra space needed for a growing family.
Upstairs features four double bedrooms, catering for the needs of every family member, with the main bedroom boasting an ensuite.
To find out more about Hampton Mill, please visit www.dwh.co.uk/hampton-mill.
House hunters in Devon looking to move in 2026 are invited to David Wilson’s Hampton Mill development, in Okehampton, on Saturday 16 May from 11am-3pm, where they can look around The Holden, a four-bedroom detached home, ready to move into this summer.
The development offers a range of three and four-bedroom homes, and with easy connections to Exeter, Hampton Mill has already proven popular with commuters.
On the day, visitors will be able to speak to David Wilson’s Mortgage and Sales Advisers who will be available to offer expert advice and provide further information on how to climb the property ladder. Guests can also expect complimentary smoothies and crêpes as they browse the development’s show home.
Richard Lawson, Sales Director for David Wilson, said: “Hampton Mill has had a huge amount of interest from commuters and growing families, with a great range of schools and Okehampton train station just around the corner. We expect these homes to be snapped up quickly.
“Buying a house can be complicated and time consuming, so we want to help future homebuyers find their dream property quickly and with less hassle. The Mortgage and Sales Advisers will be on hand to help answer any questions and share advice regarding our schemes.
“We would like to invite anyone considering living in Devon to join us at our open day to experience firsthand what life at Hampton Mill could offer.”
The Holden, available from £450,000, offers an open-plan kitchen and dining area that spans the width of the home. With a study, a separate lounge and a utility room, this home provides the extra space needed for a growing family.
Upstairs features four double bedrooms, catering for the needs of every family member, with the main bedroom boasting an ensuite.
To find out more about Hampton Mill, please visit www.dwh.co.uk/hampton-mill.
Saturday 16 May
Hampton Mill, Metherall Field, Okehampton, Devon EX20 1ZF
Hampton Mill is perfectly placed on the outskirts of Okehampton, with nearby rail services that take commuters to Exeter in 40 minutes, while the drive only takes 20 minutes. This development has been designed with sustainability in mind. Not only are the houses built with energy-saving features, but around the development are bird boxes, bee bricks and hedgehog highways.
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