Hargreaves Land has submitted plans for a mixed-use scheme in Blindwells, a new town in East Lothian.
The plans include 60 affordable homes, as well as shops, offices, restaurants, a supermarket, wellbeing centre, a care home, gym and community space, and business space on five acres.
Extra bus stops, active travel paths and electrical vehicle charging points are also proposed, supporting the principles of a “20-minute neighbourhood”.
Construction work could start as early as mid-2024.
Jonathan Graham, senior development surveyor at Hargreaves Land, said: “Our ambitious plans mark another exciting chapter in the Blindwells story. We are investing for the future, building a town centre that will create a new destination and an exciting sense of place for residents, adding to their overall wellbeing and living experience.
“We are also working with our partners to deliver much-needed affordable homes, ensuring schemes like this one are a welcome addition to local communities and contribute towards providing high quality housing for people in places where they want to live.”
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