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Search the Public Notice PortalPLANS are progressing to transform two town centre properties in Rhyl into affordable homes and refurbished commercial units.
Denbighshire County Council is preparing to appoint a contractor to carry out the redevelopment of 64 High Street and 2–4 Wellington Road.
This will involve bringing vacant upper floors back into use as modern, energy-efficient affordable homes, while also renovating the ground floor retail units for future businesses.
As well as providing more affordable housing, the redevelopment will create commercial spaces for small businesses.
The scheme will also deliver energy-efficient homes that help minimise carbon emissions while making use of existing buildings.
Cllr Rhys Thomas, the council’s lead member for housing and communities, said: "This development is just one part the council's strategy to try and rejuvenate town centres in Denbighshire and is another exciting milestone in our ongoing investment in Rhyl town centre.
“By bringing these prominent buildings back into use, we're creating much-needed affordable homes while also providing modern commercial spaces that will help support local businesses and attract more people into the town centre.
"Projects like this demonstrate our commitment to regenerating Rhyl in a way that benefits residents, businesses and visitors alike.
“Having more people living in the town centre will help build a vibrant, thriving community while making the best use of existing buildings for future generations."
Construction is expected to begin later this year following the completion of the procurement process.
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