The £23 million contract is in the final stages of being agreed with Chevin Housing Association, part of The Together Housing Group, which is Derbyshire County Council’s chosen partner to build and manage three initial Extra Care schemes in Chesterfield, Alfreton and Clay Cross.
Willmott Dixon’s involvement strengthens its track record as one of the UK’s most prolific builders of extra care housing, with over 1,000 new units completed in the past five years or currently being constructed.
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The company will work alongside Lathams Architects and PKF Financial to deliver the following extra care schemes:
• 55 two-bedroom apartments and communal facilities with parking and gardens at Foolow Court in Foolow Avenue, Chesterfield;
• 52 apartments and communal facilities on the Cressy Fields site in Cressy Road, Alfreton;
• 90 apartments with communal facilities and day care centre on former Clay Cross School site in Market Street in Clay Cross.
Planning permission has already been granted for the Foolow Court scheme, while the Market Street and Cressy Fields schemes are due for planning determination shortly.
The work will be carried out by Willmott Dixon's Midlands-based office.
Work is expected to begin on the first scheme in November, with the last of the three projects completed by the end of 2014.
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