25-05-2025
Housing development work begins on former Coseley Swimming Baths
Work has started to build homes on the site of a former leisure centre in the Black developer WV Living, which is owned wholly by City of Wolverhampton Council, has started construction on its Pear Tree Lane development, located at the old Coseley Swimming centre was demolished in 2010, but it was not until 2022 when initial plans for homes were scheme will deliver 34 new homes for sale, comprising a mix of two-, three-, and four-bedroom properties. It is due to be completed in late summer 2026.
WV Living said the Pear Tree Lane project was its first outside the Wolverhampton council boundary and that all homes would be fitted with electric vehicle charging organisation said that to date it had delivered 600 new homes in all, with a further 550 planned over the next five Steve Evans, the council's deputy Leader and Cabinet Member for City Housing, said: "As we expand our efforts to provide essential housing, we are proud to support the City of Wolverhampton's comprehensive house building programme. "Venturing beyond our usual boundaries, we are dedicated to creating cherished new homes for the community."
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