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19/04/2018
Construction Work Starts On £3.5m Development In East Belfast
Construction work has started on 28 new homes in the Dundonald area of east Belfast.
Hagan Homes is developing the new houses in the Comber Road area and the scheme is expected to be completed by Spring 2019.
50 construction jobs are to be created and Phase 1 of the development is scheduled for completion later this year.
Jamesy Hagan, Managing Director of Hagan Homes, said: "We are thrilled to announce our plans for the new Loughan Hall development just off the Comber Road in Dundonald. The demand for superior homes in Northern Ireland, which offer value for money, is high. Loughan Hall offers residents the opportunity to live in modern, new build two bedroom apartments in one of the most desirable residential areas of East Belfast."
"Hagan Homes build affordable, quality, stylish homes and achieve this by appointing award-winning architects, interior designers and craftspeople. No detail has been overlooked in our quest to ensure that these turnkey homes lend themselves to practicality, easy maintenance and modern living. All of the homes enjoy tastefully designed exteriors, top-class internal fixtures and fittings, and a fully fitted kitchen and bathroom suite.
"It goes without saying that Loughan Hall allows homeowners to get the best of both worlds: an immaculate apartment surrounded by an abundance of outdoor spaces and breathtaking scenery, whilst having every amenity you could possibly need just minutes from your front door."
The main contractor for the Loughan Hall project is Eden Contractors Ltd.
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Hagan Homes is developing the new houses in the Comber Road area and the scheme is expected to be completed by Spring 2019.
50 construction jobs are to be created and Phase 1 of the development is scheduled for completion later this year.
Jamesy Hagan, Managing Director of Hagan Homes, said: "We are thrilled to announce our plans for the new Loughan Hall development just off the Comber Road in Dundonald. The demand for superior homes in Northern Ireland, which offer value for money, is high. Loughan Hall offers residents the opportunity to live in modern, new build two bedroom apartments in one of the most desirable residential areas of East Belfast."
"Hagan Homes build affordable, quality, stylish homes and achieve this by appointing award-winning architects, interior designers and craftspeople. No detail has been overlooked in our quest to ensure that these turnkey homes lend themselves to practicality, easy maintenance and modern living. All of the homes enjoy tastefully designed exteriors, top-class internal fixtures and fittings, and a fully fitted kitchen and bathroom suite.
"It goes without saying that Loughan Hall allows homeowners to get the best of both worlds: an immaculate apartment surrounded by an abundance of outdoor spaces and breathtaking scenery, whilst having every amenity you could possibly need just minutes from your front door."
The main contractor for the Loughan Hall project is Eden Contractors Ltd.
(CD/MH)
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