Sunderland Echo

Affordable homes plan with £860k investment

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Eight affordable family homes are to be built in Easington Colliery after a £864,000 investment by a regional fund set up to fund small-scale property schemes.

The investment by FW Capital, which manages the North East Property Fund, will pay for Horden Grange Developmen­ts Ltd to create the new homes on the eastern edge of the village, near to the East Durham Coastline and Horden Railway Station.

The houses will be released to the market by Kimmitt Roberts as the first phase of the Horden Grange developmen­t of 16 properties.

FW Capital Investment executiveT­ony Cullen said :“This developmen­t is a great example of what the North East Property Fund is designed to achieve. Not only is it supporting jobs, but it is providing much-needed affordable family homes.

"We are pleased our investment has allowed Horden Grange Developmen­ts to successful­ly build in Easington Colliery.”

Gavin Hall, Horden Grange Developmen­ts director, said: “These affordable family homes are in a great location and we are delighted to have partnered with the North East Property Fund. We would like to thank FW Capital for being so helpful and supporting us in our ambition for families in the Easington Colliery area.”

The North East Property Fund was establishe­d to support the developmen­t of small scale property schemes and is backed by Santander and the North East Local Enterprise Partnershi­p.

It offers loans from £250,000 up to £1m for residentia­l and non-speculativ­e commercial developmen­ts and can provide up to 100% of build costs for schemes with repayment terms available up to two years.

 ?? ?? Tony Cullen, left, and Gavin Hall on site at Horden Grange.
Tony Cullen, left, and Gavin Hall on site at Horden Grange.

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