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First residents move in to Bath flats block after £5m refurb

Housing association Curo, construction firm Mi-space and architects BDP worked on Bradford Park project

New residents move into Bradford Park in Foxhill after it's considerable redevelopment by Curo. (Back row, L-R): Wayne Ward (regeneration programme manager, Curo Group), Steve Welch (operational manager, Mi-space) AJ Eaton (director, Mi-space) (Front row, L-R): Helen Hyde (board member, Curo Group), Samira Hussein (resident), Sonya Chowdhury (board member, Curo Group)

A £5m project to bring a new lease of life to three blocks of flats in Bath, has been completed by housing association Curo, construction firm Mi-space and architects BDP.

The 48 flats at Bradford Park, in Foxhill, have been refurbished and Bath-based housing association Curo has welcomed the first new residents into the previously vacant properties.

The extensive project saw Mi-space, part of the Midas Group, install new kitchens, bathrooms and gas boilers as well as completing fire safety improvements and a full electrical rewire. Mi-space also fitted new flooring, updated plasterwork and joinery and redecorated across the three blocks.

New roofs and windows on all three buildings will offer improved natural lighting and ventilation, as well as better insulation and energy efficiency, leading to reduced costs for residents.

Work also included the reconfiguration of communal areas, improvements to hard and soft landscaped areas, remodelling of bin stores and the installation of new intercom systems.

Wayne Ward, regeneration programme manager at Curo, said: “I’m delighted to welcome residents to the newly refurbished Bradford Park flats. At Curo, ensuring our homes are safe, healthy, affordable and warm is a priority and we’re investing more money than ever before in improving our existing homes through refurbishment projects like this.

“In designing and carrying out this work at Bradford Park, we’ve listened carefully to residents’ priorities and worked closely with the local community. The refurbishment has transformed the buildings inside and outside and will make these homes warmer and more energy efficient for residents.”

Primary teacher Samira Hussein moved into her new two-bedroom home at Bradford Park in September 2021 with her newly born twins Maleek and Alima.