The company is working on behalf of Wales & West Housing and with Asbri Planning, and the scheme will create 49 apartments across three storeys and also include a mobility scooter store, refuse store, and garden landscaped area.
David Harrhy, Group Managing Director, said: "We are delighted to be working with Wales & West Housing on this landmark site that will redevelop what was once an important site and a landmark building in Cardiff. We are committed to working with local supply chains to build something innovative that will make a real difference to people’s lives."
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Joanna Davoile, director of development for Wales & West Housing, said: "There is a severe shortage of affordable housing in Cardiff. We are working together to bring this prominent site back into use to create modern homes that will build a real sense of community and connectivity for the older people who will live there.
"The location is excellent, close to the city centre, with access to all the local facilities Roath has to offer. The homes are designed to support a community feel with high quality outdoor space. Each apartment has wide doorways, open plan living and wet rooms, which help to support people to live independently for as long as possible."
