Kingdom Initiatives and the University of St Andrews have come together to mark the formal handover of 61 high-quality affordable homes in St Andrews, creating a new 'university village' at The Grange. This collaborative project aims to address the accommodation pressures faced by postgraduate students and university staff in the town. The development offers a mix of houses and cottage flats for rent, including houses of multiple occupation. The University of St Andrews will manage occupancy agreements with customers, while Kingdom Initiatives will oversee the maintenance of the homes. The project stands out for its sustainability efforts, with all homes built to Building Control's Silver Active standard and equipped with solar panels. Notably, the homes feature hydrogen-ready boilers, showcasing a forward-thinking approach towards sustainable energy sources and reducing the project's carbon footprint. Residents like Laura Marquez Navas, a postgraduate student and Grange resident, have expressed their appreciation for the housing provided. Laura highlighted the relief she felt upon receiving accommodation after months of search, praising the beauty and coziness of the houses in The Grange. The University principal and Kingdom Group chair both lauded the collaboration for its positive impact on the community, emphasizing the commitment to innovation and sustainable living.