The adult social care commissioners in Lancashire wanted to enhance and support the independence of local disabled adults.
Brooke House is an innovative new scheme on Eaves Lane, Chorley Work has officially launched and we are delivering 12 new-build supported living apartments for local people with a learning disability or autism.
- 12 new-build specialist supported living apartments
- Focus on social impact and local environment
- Key addition to adult social care housing stock
- High quality design and build by ATEL
- Full support from commissioning team and local community
High quality accommodation
Our construction partners ATEL are focus on delivering sustainability, low energy costs and an eco-friendly design The work expected to reach completion mid 2025
Perfect site location acquired
We are passionate about delivering life-changing outcomes for local people with our inspiring developments. The development is a result of a collaboration between HBV Cityheart, Lancashire County Council, Golden Lane Housing, design and build specialists ATEL Design and Build Limited and supported living provider Glenelg Support. The new scheme will include communal areas, staff facilities, private gardens and assistive technology to help tenants be as independent as possible.
Funding from our investment partners
Working alongside our investment partners we are confident in delivering this scheme on time and on budget enabling a smooth transition for the Registered Provider – Golden Lane Housing.
Together, we are proud to play a role in changing lives in the local community in the future.
Watch the video as we begin works at Chorley...
Bright & breezy
Enabling people to have easy access to outdoor space is a key priority in all our developments. Fresh air and outdoor living provides life-enhancing benefits that support better outcomes for people who need it most.
Postive outcomes
The commissioning team at Lancashire County Council are delighted with progress so far. We can't wait to meet family members of tenants who will soon have a key to their own front door for the first time in their lives, giving them independence and dignity in the heart of the community.
