Almost 30 new homes are to be developed in Ballymena.
The £4million Frys Meadow project, announced by housebuilders Hagan Homes, is the firm's third development in Ballymena in the last three years.
Construction on the 27 new houses has started at the 2.9 acre site and will take up to two years to complete.
Approximately 50 construction jobs will be created.
Phase one of the Frys Meadow development is scheduled for completion late 2017. The development will include three bedroom townhouses and semi-detached homes, as well as three and four bedroom-detached homes.
Jamesy Hagan, Managing Director of Hagan Homes, said: "Frys Meadow offers residents the opportunity to live in a mature residential area whilst enjoying the convenience of Ballymena’s vibrant centre. Commuters travelling further afield can avail of a comprehensive road and commuter network, which enables easy access to the north, west and south to Belfast city centre and beyond.
"The demand for superior homes in Northern Ireland, which offer value for money, is high. Hagan Homes is renowned for its heritage of craftsmanship and reputation for carefully applying the best of modern building technology to every development. We continuously aim to build affordable, quality, stylish homes and achieve this by appointing award-winning architects, interior designers and craftspeople."
The main contractor for the Frys Meadow, Ballymena, project is Nollam Contracts Limited.
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