Works have started on the delivery of 20 modern homes at Fraser Path, Arbroath, as part of Angus Council’s housing service improvement plan.
The £4.9 million project will provide modern accessible homes for social rent, including:
- 16 x 1 bed flats
- 2 x 3 bed semi-detached houses
- 1 x 4 bed cottage
- 1 x 3 bed cottage
The new homes have been designed with high levels of insulation to keep tenants warm and comfortable while reducing energy demand which aligns with Angus Council’s commitment to providing affordable housing to ensure that all residents have access to secure, energy efficient and sustainable homes suitable now and in the future.
On a brief site visit by Angus Council Housing Service led by the Director of Housing and Social Work, Kirsty Lee, and Housing Service Leader, Catherine Johnson; the Convener of Housing Committee, Cllr Jill Scott said upon completion, “the Fraser Path site will become a high-quality development of flats and cottages, including sought-after one-bedroom homes and will support better outcomes for tenants and help us to respond to current housing challenges.”.
For site safety, the contractor, Ogilvie construction Ltd has put up fencing around the site and set up staff facilities. The project is scheduled to be completed in November 2027.
