Pupil gets creative for the launch of new Belper development

Jan. 16, 2012 - PRLog -- The start of the new year brings with it a brand-new development of homes to the town of Belper. This will mean a great deal to not only house-hunters in the area, but also one local schoolboy, as he named the site.  

Peveril Homes will be opening the doors to its new development, which features a range of three- and four-bedroom properties, at 11am on Saturday 28 January. Here, house-hunters will be able to find out more about the properties on offer, which start at £179,950, as well as take a first-hand look at the fantastic new show home.

The scheme, named ‘Beaurepaire at Alton Manor’, is located off Nailers Way. The name was suggested by Alexander Stevens, 10, after Peveril Homes set up a competition at his school, St John’s C of E Primary School. It tasked pupils to come up with some creative names which reflect the local area; in the end, Alexander emerged triumphant with his suggestion – the old name for Belper, meaning ‘beautiful retreat’ – and he was rewarded with some WH Smith vouchers.

Angela Thomas, sales and marketing manager, comments: “I’d like to thank the school for taking part in the competition. The local community is an important part of every development which we build, so it’s nice and fitting that the name was chosen by one of its members.  

“We’re certainly excited to bring these homes to the house-hunters of Belper and are positive that they will receive a welcome reception. If any interested parties are looking to start 2012 in style – in a new home – I’d certainly recommend that they pay the new show home a visit on 28 January.”    

To find out more about the properties available at Beaurepaire at Alton Manor, visit the development on Saturday 28 January, 11am–5pm. Alternatively, register your interest: 01773 880550 | www.peverilhomes.co.uk

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