Working in partnership with Ogilvie Homes, the site on Broich Road will offer brand-new homes for social and mid-market rent (MMR).

They’re part of a large and successful multi-year, multi-phase development with a total of 75 homes housing Kingdom tenants. There’s a mix of two, three and four-bedroom houses, including amenity and wheelchair adapted bungalows.

The development marks another success for Kingdom with all the homes designed to meet the Housing for Varying Needs while achieving Silver Standards for sustainability. The homes are fitted with solar panels and have an energy rating of B, and they were financed jointly by Kingdom and the Scottish Government.

The development combines energy-efficient, affordable living within a scenic and spacious community with easy access to local shops, schools and public transport.

Speaking at the site visit, Kingdom’s development manager Sean Whittet said: “At Kingdom, we’re dedicated to delivering affordable, sustainable and well-designed homes that will help to tackle the housing shortage and boost local communities.

“We’re excited to see the positive impact the new homes will have for those living in them and to the wider area. In Crieff, you’re only 20 minutes away from Perth and Stirling, Gleneagles station is nearby, and there’s a high school, primary school and swimming pool within easy distance.

“In a housing emergency, affordable homes are more important than ever, and these houses are offering families high-quality living in accessible and active communities.”