Linden Homes has acquired the land for two new housing developments in Wolverhampton which will deliver 227 new homes as part of the city’s wider regeneration.
The developer will build 150 homes on the former site of the Armitage Shanks Tap Works factory off Showell Road in Low Hill, and adjoining land off Fifth Avenue and Broome Road.
The development – to be called Tap Works in homage to the site’s history – will comprise a mix of two, three and four-bedroom homes.
A further 77 homes are to be built at a separate development off Great Brickkiln Street, near the Tower and Fort Works industrial estate in Graiseley, and will include a mix of two to five-bedroom properties.
Linda Huntington, Head of Sales for Linden Homes West Midlands, said: “We are delighted to be working alongside the City of Wolverhampton Council to deliver these two significant projects in the city and provide much-needed new housing across Wolverhampton.
“We have a proud track record of delivering successful regeneration projects and we are looking forward to using our expertise to unlock the potential of these two brownfield sites for residential development.
“Construction work is underway at both sites in Wolverhampton and we look forward to releasing the first homes for sale in the near future.”
The developments in Wolverhampton form part of wider regeneration work going on throughout the city, including a £132 million investment in local transport services and new office and retail space creating up to 2,250 jobs in the city.
Both developments being built by Linden Homes are expected to be complete by the end of 2020.
For more information on the developments coming to Wolverhampton visit our website.
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