Monday, September 9, 2024

Lindum Group starts work on 58 new homes in Derbyshire

Lincoln-based Lindum Group has begun work to transform the site of a former hospital in Bolsover into an development of 58 properties for Sheffield-based housing provider Forge New Homes.

The scheme will provide a mix of three and four-bedroom properties on a 6.5-acre site off Welbeck Road, the former home of Bolsover Hospital, which closed in 2019.

Freddie Chambers, chairman of Lindum Group, said: “The first phase of work involves segregating and securing the site and then conducting the bulk earthworks to level the land.

“We will be installing the first section of drainage and infrastructure before moving on to the construction stage. We plan to hand the homes over in groups of four, with the first properties due for completion in April.”

Andy Beattie, MD at Forge New Homes, said: ‘This development marks a momentous day for both Forge and Lindum Group as we join forces to bring affordable houses to Bolsover, a charming Northern town with a bonded community.

“We’re excited to bring new life to this historic location, and in the process contribute to the economy with the provision of new jobs as we create a vibrant neighbourhood with much needed family homes.”

Nick Atkin, Chief Exec of Yorkshire Housing and Chair of Forge New Homes, added: “This progress is testament to the work Forge has been doing in expanding its offering across the Midlands and Yorkshire. Our strategy is to move forward with much needed new homes for all and I am proud to see this now becoming a reality.”

The work is expected to be finished by June 2026.

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