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Plans submitted for new affordable homes in Leven
Quale Homes has submitted plans to redevelop old social work offices and a gym into 24 affordable two and three-storey apartments on Station Road in Leven.The planning proposal submitted to Fife Council outlines plans to knock down the existing two-storey building to make space for new homes.All of the new homes within the development will be affordable and the development will be run and managed by Kingdom Housing Association.Quale Homes has already obtained approval for a previous application to convert the former offices, which have not been in use since 2013, into flats.However, this most recent application intends to demolish both Dow’s Gymnasium and the former social work offices to rebuild the new flats due to the current building being unfit for further construction work, The Courier reports. The apartments proposed are all two-bedroom four-person homes with design variations applying throughout the site to suit the positioning and aspects from the properties.
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