Almost 180 properties are set to be built in Ballymoney as part of a new £25 million housing development.
Leading Northern Ireland housebuilder Hagan Homes has commenced construction on its latest project, Foxleigh Meadows, which will comprise of 179 properties delivered across four phases.
Work has got underway on the first phase of the scheme, with completion of all homes expected by 2025. Approximately 100 workers will be employed during the building phases and EMA Contracts Ltd will oversee the project.
When complete, the housing development will consist of apartments, townhouses, semi-detached and detached properties with prices ranging from £160,000 to £325,000.
Located at Charlotte Street in the town of Ballymoney, the development boasts modern, family living featuring striking exteriors and spacious interiors and guaranteeing high-quality fixtures and fittings throughout.
Foxleigh Meadow will also offer open green space and close proximity to attractions including Lissanoure Castle, Gracehill Golf Course as well as amenities including Ballymoney Train Station which opens up destinations on the North Coast.
Hagan Homes went live on the site in July but building of the properties has now begun with the show home set to launch to the public this month.
Speaking about the site, Chair of Hagan Homes, James Hagan said: "We are delighted to kickstart work on the Foxleigh Meadow development, which is one our biggest in recent years.
"The range of properties on offer and their stunning aesthetics make this a beautiful addition to the NI property market.
"It's a bittersweet moment to unveil the site to the NI homemaker because it marks one of our final projects here.
"We have made the decision to stop purchasing any further sites in Northern Ireland because of the challenges we face from an intensely bureaucratic planning system but we know this site and our others that will follow in the very near future will be built with love and ensure we leave a lasting legacy in Northern Ireland."
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