Plans have been revealed for housing on the site of the former Denton Baths
Tameside Council has sold the brownfield land on Victoria Street
The land has been bought by Collaborate Living Ltd, working with Irwell Valley Homes. Together, they will build thirty-five rental apartments in a mix of one- and two-bedroom homes, for people in need of housing in Tameside. Planning approval was granted in October 2024.
The new development will provide modern living apartments to include shared landscaped gardens next to Victoria Park, Spaces for bikes and electric car charging and parking and Juliette balconies and features to help people with mobility needs
Denton Baths closed in 2020 after the Tameside Wellness Centre opened offering an enhanced leisure facility in the town. The new plans were shaped by feedback from local residents and aim to fit well with the community.
Councillor Andrew McLaren, Deputy Leader and Executive Member for Growth, Housing and Homelessness, said: “This is an important step in making better use of unused land. These new homes will help local people and improve the area, while keeping its character and history. The new plans were shaped by feedback from local residents and aim to fit well with the community.”
Lee Robinson, Managing Director of Collaborate Group, said: ““We are really pleased to have completed on the site purchase with Tameside Council and to be working in partnership with Irwell Valley Homes and GK Construction to deliver thirty-five new affordable homes in Tameside.”
“This project is a fantastic example of how collaboration can unlock brownfield land and create sustainable new communities. Initial site works will begin in November 2025, with main construction starting in January 2026 and completion targeted for March 2027.”
