Shettleston Housing Association has completed a new development of 46 affordable homes for rent on its Fenella Street site in Glasgow.
The final 12 homes at the Association's latest new build project have now been handed over. The development includes 38 one, two and three bedroom flats for social rent, including four wheelchair adapted ground floor properties. Eight mid-market rent flats complete the development and these will be managed by the Association's subsidiary, East End Housing Development Company.
Set around a central courtyard, the three and four storey flatted blocks, designed by John Gilbert Architects, reflect the massing of the traditional Glasgow tenement block, with a community space at its heart. These bright and spacious modern homes are extremely energy efficient with high levels of insulation, triple glazing and mechanical ventilation and heat recovery systems. All homes are fitted with vSmart technology, allowing residents to control their heating remotely, and all have access to a communal Wi-Fi system. The common amenity space at the centre of the development includes parking, garden space and a children’s play area that is already well used by residents and is quickly becoming a focal point for the new community.
The project has had a difficult journey to completion with the original contractor unfortunately placed into administration in early 2020, following handover of the first block. The Covid lockdown halted progress again in March 2020 and the development has now been completed in phases by contractor Stewart & Shields.
Lesley Scoffield, Chair of the Association said: "We're delighted to have reached final handover for these fantastic new flats in the heart of Shettleston. It's a real pleasure to see tenants move in and settle in to their new homes."
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