Castlegate House, Dingwall

Castlegate House, originally a church, was formally the home of the Ross-shire Journal. Converted to modern housing in 1993, the development consists of 11 flats, three of which are designed for wheelchair users. All properties are double glazed and have electric heating. The flats have a communal door entry system and the three flats for wheelchair users have powered doors. The Association maintains the landscaped grounds.

Properties

Designed for wheelchair users

• 2 two-bedroom flats, suitable for up to three people
• 1 two-bedroom flat, suitable for up to four people

Designed for people with general housing needs

• 4 one-bedroom flats, suitable for a single person or couple
• 4 two-bedroom flat, suitable for up to three people

Local Services

There are many amenities and services available in this area. For more information on topics such as public transport, schools and leisure please visit the Highland Council website and/or the UpMyStreet website.

Scheme Management and Maintenance

Castlegate House is managed from the Association's Edinburgh Housing Services Office where the Maintenance Department is also based.

Applying for a House

If you would like to apply for a house, please contact us on 08457 125865 or email feedback@mbha.org.uk. Alternatively, you can download our Application Pack. You may also wish to apply to the Housing Department at the Highland Council.

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