Affordable homes proposed by Caledonia on former Dundee jute mill site
Caledonia Housing Association has submitted plans to build 28 new affordable homes at the former Taybank Works jute mill site in Dundee.
If approved, the redevelopment of the derelict brownfield site on Morgan Street will see the existing buildings demolished to make way for 10 new flats and 18 houses for rent.
Designed by KDM Architects Ltd, the proposed properties have a high quality design with enhanced energy efficiency levels to help minimise energy costs for tenants.
The construction of the homes will boost local employment and continue the transformation of the Stobswell area through the redevelopment of a derelict site and the provision of much needed affordable housing.
This project is one of a number of new developments being considered by Caledonia Housing Association in Dundee over the coming years and will help contribute to meeting one of the key objectives of Dundee City Council’s Local Housing Strategy – to provide new high quality affordable housing to meet the substantial demand in the city.
Andrew Kilpatrick, Caledonia Housing Association’s asset management director, said: “Caledonia’s planning application for Morgan Street Dundee is a continuation of Caledonia’s goals to provide high quality affordable homes for rent throughout Scotland and part of our ambitious drive to build 1,000 new homes across our group partners over the next five years.”