A MUM and her autistic son are thrilled after moving into a brand new home, one of the first at the Churchfields development site in Kidderminster.
Zara Wood and her 11-year-old son, Oliver, are excited to decorate their new home before Christmas after living in flats for years.
Zara said: “I was previously living in a flat up the road, but it wasn’t suitable for us as my son is autistic and needs space in a garden
“I was quite shocked when I was offered this place. It’s amazing and it’s what I have been wanting for a very long time as I’ve been living in flats since my son was a baby.
“Not only is the garden good for my son, but I can spend time in it too and it’s lovely to have separate floors so I can relax while I am downstairs, and he is in his room.”
Citizen have worked with Vistry Partnerships on the Churchfields site in Kidderminster which is made up of 246 homes – 100 for outright sale and 146 affordable homes.
An 1802 warehouse on the site has also been converted into one- and two-bedroom flats.
Executive Director of Development at Citizen Nick Byrne said: “We are thrilled to hear how much Zara loves her new home and are so pleased that she has plans to make it a special Christmas there."
Darren Beale, regional managing director at Vistry Partnerships said: “We wish all the customers moving into the homes at Churchfields all the best and a Merry Christmas.”
The site is due to be completed in Spring 2024.
Zara added: "My son is so excited he keeps saying that we can decorate the front of the house – it will be great. I am looking forward to making the rest of the house Christmassy too.
“I love my home and I am so happy where we are – I will definitely not be moving again.”
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