LOCAL primary school pupils have played their part in creating a “blossoming” new community, as part of an open weekend at five-star housebuilder Lovell Homes’ development Blossomfield in Thorp Arch.
Located in Wetherby, the development is home to 119 two-, three- and four-bedroom houses, with three-bedroom homes from £315,000 and four-bedroom homes from £420,000 - making them perfectly suited to those looking to take the next step on the property ladder.
Committed to creating thriving new neighbourhoods at all of its developments, Lovell Homes wanted to involve the existing community in the open weekend, enlisting students from local primary school Lady Elizabeth Hastings to create blossom designs showcasing what they love about the local area. The designs have since been turned into a blossom tree inside one of the show homes.
Colette Ben Tarcha, regional sales director, said: “We were delighted to see all the wonderful and thoughtful designs the students created for us. Given the development’s name, we thought that a blossom tree would be the perfect way to promote all of the fantastic things Thorp Arch has to offer. The designs have already taken pride of place and they’ve been the topic of discussion among many prospective buyers already.”
This is the second time Lovell has enlisted the support of local school children in the area, after it worked with Crossley Primary School last autumn ahead of the show home launch at Halloween, when pupils decorated more than 100 pumpkins with spectacularly spooky designs.
Colette added: “After the success of our Halloween activity with Crossley Primary, now seemed like the perfect time to get the local community involved in this project again. These schoolchildren are the future of Thorp Arch so it’s only right that they get to play a part in the creation of this new community.”
Natalie Sherliker, class teacher at Lady Elizabeth Hastings said: “Often we find that we take the place we live for granted, so this activity was fantastic for the children as it reminded them how proud they are to live in Thorp Arch and gave them the opportunity to get creative at the same time. It was really interesting to see their perspectives on the local community and surrounding area and they were all so excited to know that their work was going to be put on display for everyone to see.”
Helen Dunn, headteacher at Lady Elizabeth Hastings said: “Being able to bring the children down to the development and see their designs take centre stage in the show homes was an incredibly proud moment. It’s incredibly beneficial for the pupils to learn more about what’s happening in their local area and this was a fun and interactive way of doing it, so we’d like to thank Lovell Homes for the opportunity to get involved in this exciting new development.”
A three- and four-bedroom show home are now available to view three-bedroom show homes and one four-bedroom are now available to view.
For further information on all of Lovell's available properties, please visit our Developments page.
