Homebase has opened a brand-new store in Bradford.
Located on Enterprise 5 Retail Park, the new 34,500 sq. ft store is the one-stop-shop for the products, expertise and inspiration customers need to fix, improve or transform their homes and gardens.
Martin Sigurdsson, Store Manager said: “We’re excited to welcome the local community back to Homebase and to help them with all your home and garden projects. Whether you’re looking to spruce up the spare room or completely transform your kitchen, my team are on hand to help you find the products and advice you need to get the job done.”
The store features a Dulux Paint Desk, which offers a paint mixing service, and popular brands including Homebase Paint, Crown, Farrow & Ball, Laura Ashley, ELLE Decoration and Craig & Rose. There is also a garden centre attached to the store for customers to get their hands on plants, pots and outdoor storage facilities. 
The new store has created 30 jobs in the local area and welcomes back four team members from Homebase’s past stores in Bradford and Bingley.
Locals are invited to Homebase on Saturday 13 November, where they’ll have the chance to meet the much-loved Dulux dog, from 10am-2pm. Crown and Craig & Rose will also be in-store to help customers with their decorating projects.
The Christmas has already arrived in-store, with trees, string lights and decorations perfect for transforming any home into a winter wonderland. Customers will be able to buy everything they need to make their homes ready for entertaining guests this festive season, including Homebase’s on-trend furniture and home accessories range.
'Order and Collect' is available, making it even easier for customers to buy products from Homebase’s full range of more than 35,000 products, either online for pick up in-store within the hour or order in-store for home delivery.
Homebase Bradford is open seven days a week, Monday-Friday 9am-7pm, Saturday 9am-6pm and Sunday 10am-4pm on Enterprise 5 Retail Park, Enterprise Way, Bradford, BD10 8EG.
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