Seventeen new homes created from converted garages on an
Islington council estate have been formally opened. Fifteen one-bed properties have been created
from 60 disused garages beneath homes where residents had experienced
anti-social behaviour and fly-tipping. Two further homes - a four and a
five-bed - have been built on a disused car parking area. The scheme is
self-funding with 75% affordable housing.
The new builds have been allocated to local residents who either live in
overcrowded homes, want to downsize or have mobility problems and needed homes
that are easier for them to access and get around. Read more on 24dash.
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