July 19 2018

A number of homes at Muirton Living were handed over to Fairfield Housing Co-operative, with residents set to move in later this summer.
 
A multi-million pound project, the regeneration of Muirton will see Urban Union deliver 102 affordable homes in the first phase of development, followed by an additional 101 for private sale.
 
The project is expected to complete work by the end of 2018 and the private homes by summer 2019.
 
Neil McKay, managing director of Urban Union, said: “This represents a major milestone in the regeneration of Muirton as we are now one step closer to the first residents moving into their new homes.
 
“We have worked closely with Fairfield Housing Co-operative and Caledonia Housing Association throughout this project and all partners can be proud of these new homes which will have a transformative impact on the local community.”
 
The development will offer one, two, three and four bedroom properties. Each property comes with either private or shared gardens, outdoor space and car parking facilities.
 
Peter Broad, development manager at Caledonia Housing Association, said: “The new homes for Fairfield are another milestone in the 12 year Muirton Regeneration programme. As the project draws nearer to completion it becomes a positive testament to how collaborative working can transform neighbourhoods into places where people want to live and to be proud of.’’
 

1 Comment

#1 Posted by Don Diamante on 25 Jul 2018 at 07:36 AM

Nice houses, love the proportions of the elevations, however I hate all-driveway front gardens, and that wheelie bin hints at another issue that modern developments do not address.

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