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Solihull development sites sold for care homes

Walsall-based Upward Property Estates plans to build new residential care facilities on pair of sites previously own by Solihull Council

CGI of proposed residential care scheme in Yardley Wood Road, Solihull

Two development sites have been sold by Metropolitan Borough Council to a Black Country firm which will build new care facilities.

Walsall-based Upward Property Estates acquired the land in an undisclosed deal following a two-stage tender process.

The Solihull Lodge sites comprise one acre at the junction of High Street and Grenslade Road a half-acre plot in Yardley Wood Road.

Property consultancy CBRE was briefed to find a buyer able to provide affordable adult social care to replace the former council-owned and council-run care homes on the sites, called Sunhaven and Coombes House.

Upward Property Estates is a specialist housing provider for vulnerable adults while its Upward Care arm provides tailored supported care and extra care services.

The company is planning an extra care development on the larger High Street site which will comprise 33 apartments, tenants' lounges and a restaurant.

They will be available to people aged 55 and over with dementia who have an assessed care and support need.

At the Yardley Wood Road site, Upward Property Estates will build 18 apartments, two bungalows and tenants' lounges available predominantly to adults with learning disabilities, also with an assessed care and support need.