The development will see 100 new homes built, alongside a 120-bedroom hotel and various leisure facilities on land next to the Falkirk Stadium and Forth Valley College.
A new £100 million project is set to get underway in Falkirk.
It includes plans for 100 news homes, a 120-bedroom hotel and leisure facilities.
It's to be located on land next to Forth Valley College and Falkirk Stadium.
The projected is expected to be complete by 2026, with onsite work commencing in around 12 months.
Duncan McEwan, director at Fintry Estates, who is a former pupil of Falkirk’s Graeme High School, is the project lead. He said: “I’m very proud and excited to be working back in Falkirk, investing in the area and contributing to another significant chapter in the town’s long and illustrious history.
David Anderson, group property director at Hargreaves Land, added: “We are delighted to secure an agreement with the council, which sees our ambitious plans set to move to the next phase. We are working with Fintry as JV partners to bring forward a fantastic scheme that will deliver new homes and growth for Falkirk, with new jobs and prosperity to follow for years to come.”
Councillor Cecil Meiklejohn, Leader of Falkirk Council said: “This is a significant step forward for the economic regeneration of the Falkirk area and brings massive investment as well as hundreds of jobs.
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