More support is needed to tackle 'housing emergency' in rural Scotland
These homes add to the 75 already built as part of Link’s innovative Dunbeg Development Corridor Masterplan to deliver 800 new homes and a mixed-use commercial zone.
Queens Quay, on the site of the former John Brown shipyard, was named ‘Best Regeneration Project – Residential’ at the Herald Property Awards held in Glasgow last week.
The development consists of a mixture of general needs and amenity properties, all designed and constructed to Passivhaus standards.
The project is located on the eastern outskirts of St Monans, a few miles west of Anstruther and 12 miles south of St Andrews.
The development features a thoughtfully balanced mix of three-bedroom houses and two-bedroom cottage flats, designed to cater to the diverse housing needs of the local community.
Mr McLennan met with new tenants as they settle into this new service and was able to reinforce the importance of joint housing investment in the run up to Scottish Housing Day.
Working in partnership for the first time, this project at The Grange will offer much-needed affordable housing for postgraduate students and university staff, and help reduce accommodation pressures in St Andrews.
