Duplex apartments planned for canalside site

Duplex apartments are set to be created in a proposed building in Nottingham which had been originally earmarked for commercial use, subject to planning permission.Elevate Property Group has revealed its proposals for the building on Tinkers Lock where it meets the River Trent.The company is behind the development of luxury apartments and townhouses at Trent Bridge Quays and former Muller Yard Meadow Lane in the city.Elevate Property Group’s decision has been boosted by strong demand for the 95 townhouses and apartments at Trent Bridge Quays in which the first phase is already 60 per cent sold and scheduled for completion in the fourth quarter of 2020.The original proposals were for a commercial use such as offices, retail or a café, but with a full re-opening of venues such as cafes, pubs and restaurants still in question the short-to-medium term prospects of finding a tenant look in doubt.Tinkers Lock is on the junction of Nottingham & Beeston Canal and the River Trent.Trent Bridge Quays, currently under construction, will include a range of 95 apartments and three storey townhouses, all with terraces either to front or rear.A final phase on the former Muller Yard Meadow Lane will provide a further 40 apartments and 18 townhouses.If planning permission is granted, the whole development will be completed by these three duplex apartments on the riverfront.Nottinghamshire contractor nmcn is back on site working under government guidelines with social distancing in place.Nottingham agent FHP Waterside Living has been appointed to market the homes.