The Swansea-based non-profit will now begin work to convert existing student halls of residence, a sandwich shop and office space to a fully refurbished complex comprising 16 individual self-contained apartments over 4 floors within Gloucester Chambers in the maritime quarter.
“We are seeing higher demand for Coastal homes than ever before”, says Coastal’s Executive Director of Development and Regeneration, Kelly Thomas.
(Image: Coastal Housing)
(Image: Coastal Housing)
“Over 10,000 people are living in temporary accommodation across Wales; this development and others like it, funded by Welsh Government’s Transitional Accommodation Capital Programme, aim to increase housing supply to help meet local demand.
“Gloucester Chambers is a beautiful Georgian building, located in a highly-desirable area of the city. We’re delighted to be securing it for future generations whilst providing much-needed, high-quality homes at rents well below what people could expect to pay for a similar property in the private rented sector.”
(Lead image: Coastal Housing)
