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New council homes planned for Edzell
Angus Council is to build around 20 new council houses in Edzell as part of its commitment to provide affordable homes for rent in rural communities as well as larger towns.Plans have been submitted for a development that would replace the council-owned retirement unit at Inglis Court.Over recent years, the unit has proved to be unpopular, out-dated and has attracted very little demand.The air-tight, highly energy efficient homes will take full advantage of solar power, helping to minimise fuel costs for tenants. In addition, fibre broadband will be installed directly to the premises ensuring good quality internet – an essential for home working and studying in the 21st Century.The proposed housing mix of 1, 2 and 3 bedroom properties reflects current demand for social housing in Edzell. It will also provide much needed specialist accommodation in line with the council’s commitment to deliver wheelchair accessible and particular needs housing. The development will be supported by significant grant investment by the Scottish Government.
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