In cooperation with local housing suppliers, From valley to coasthas entered an exciting new phase for its new residential project in central Porthcor.
The development, which aims to serve people over the age of 50 in the Bridgend area, broke ground in February 2023. His new 20 property development on the site of a former garage and bus depot on Old Station Road will consist of 17 properties. There are three bedroom and two-bedroom accommodations.
In recent weeks, construction has reached important milestones with the installation of a new crane on site and the installation of a new MetzSec frame system at the development site.
The 20 EPC ‘A’ apartments will be built using the panelized Metsek construction method and will be remarkably energy efficient. The homes will have built-in solar power and EV charging points and will be gas-free, helping Valley to Coast tackle its commitment to building future-proof homes.
Rob Green, head of development and revitalization at Valleys to Coast, said: “It’s great to see the new property here on Old Station Road gaining momentum towards completion.
“We have been working very closely with Paramount over the last 24 months to get this development on track and we are very pleased to see the progress so far.
“This development will provide 20 new homes in the Porthcor area and based on the progress we have made so far, we are confident that these homes will be completed by April 2024. “
Working closely with architect Spring Design, the team delivers homes of excellent standards.
Valleys to Coast has secured £2.8m funding from the Welsh Government social housing subsidy, with support from Bridgeend County Borough Council.
Paramount Construction Director Paul Thomas said: The project will help bring 20 energy-efficient, high-spec properties into areas of demand.
“The development has reached several important milestones in recent weeks and is now entering an exciting new phase. We look forward to bringing it to the region.”
Since its foray into construction, Paramount has won several major projects across the UK, including a £18m investment on behalf of Tenne Living in Salford, Greater Manchester. , including a construction development that will transform former offices into 151 luxury apartments with shared facilities. Plans for a roof terrace, barbecue area and an outdoor cinema.
