The £21 million Castlehill Road development, which is part of the Gowkthrapple masterplan, has seen 97 new council homes for rent delivered.
The development is part of a wider regeneration plan to deliver new housing, amenities, and green spaces to the area.
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It includes two and three-bedroom homes, one and two-bedroom cottage flats, wheelchair-accessible houses, and bungalows.
There is also an amenity house for local people to meet in and a children’s play park.
The homes have been built to high design standards and are energy efficient, with features such as solar panels and vehicle charging points.
A completion event for the new development was attended by housing convener, Councillor Michael McPake, and local councillor Fiona Fotheringham.
The event was also attended by representatives from North Lanarkshire Council, Hub South West Scotland, Turner and Townsend and CCG.
The attendees met with new tenant Ms Cathcart.
“As part of the ambitious regeneration plans for Gowkthrapple, the council is progressing future phases of the masterplan starting with the demolition of the older flats and Allershaw tower.
“The intention is to replace these with modern homes, improved open space and infrastructure to fulfil the placemaking objectives of the overall masterplan for the area to create an attractive and well connected neighbourhood.
“We continue to drive forward our new house building programme, delivering more new, affordable and energy efficient homes for our residents.
“Our new homes are changing lives and transforming local communities as well as delivering jobs, community benefits and boosting the economy.
“We’re committed to fulfilling our ambition to make North Lanarkshire the place to live.”
The Castlehill Road development is being delivered by Hub South West Scotland, who appointed CCG as the developer.
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Michael Ross, chief executive officer of Hub South West, said: “We are thrilled to be part of the Castle Hill Housing development with North Lanarkshire Council and CCG.
“This project is about more than just building homes; it’s about creating a vibrant community where residents can connect and thrive.
“The new amenity house is a wonderful example of how we can provide spaces that enhance the quality of life for everyone.”
“Additionally, the project has significantly boosted the local economy by circulating spend within the community, supporting local businesses and creating job opportunities.
“We believe this development will have a lasting positive impact on the local community, fostering a sense of belonging and pride.”
