A new affordable housing scheme has been launched in Kilnap, Old Mallow Road by Cork City Council in partnership with construction company Murnane and O'Shea Ltd.
The 'Glenbride' development will comprise 86 A2 energy-rated, architect-designed homes in total which are anticipated to be highly sought after. The first phase will consist of 38 affordable homes, available for sale via Cork City Council's Affordable Purchase Scheme, offering a selection of three-bedroom semi-detached houses.
Discussing the launch of this scheme, Brian Geaney, Assistant Chief Executive of Cork City Council, said: "Cork City Council is delighted to partner with Murnane and O'Shea Ltd to deliver this latest Affordable Housing development. The council has been extensively involved in providing the infrastructure required to enable housing construction on this site, and we are now able to offer a major Affordable Housing Scheme on this transformed greenfield site— a prime location on the city's doorstep. It will deliver an exciting new neighbourhood and provide a choice of quality new homes, while also bringing social and economic investment into the local community."
The homes are available for sale from approximately 20% below open market value to those who qualify for the Affordable Housing Scheme. For eligible applicants, three-bedroom semi-detached homes will be available from €317,000.
The Glenbride Affordable Housing Scheme homes are generally available to first-time buyers who do not have an interest in any other property, although exceptions may apply for 'Fresh Start' applicants.
Applications may be submitted between 12pm on Wednesday, June 18 and 12am on Wednesday, July 9 via the online application portal available at www.glenbride.ie.
For further information, contact: [email protected]
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