Lytham-based builder Kensington Developments has won permission this week to build 24 new flats and 15 houses.
Blackpool Council's development control committee approved the application, which will see the demolition of buildings on the site of Kensington Lodge, at the junction of Langdale Road and Clifton Road, in Blackpool.
It is the second successful planning application in neighbouring Blackpool for the high-profile Lytham developer in the past few months alone.
Earlier, plans for a block of 20 flats on Whitegate Drive were given the go-ahead.
Outline permission was granted - which meant exact details were not yet available - but it was known the flats were to be a mixture of one and two-bedroom dwellings.
Also, planning chiefs have said as many trees as possible will be kept.
In January, Kensington Developments won permission to build a new development, including a holiday village, at the old Fylde Farm site at Normoss Road, Normoss.
The scheme will see 162 homes and a host of charity holiday facilities built.
The proposals were given planning permission by Wyre Council.
The hugely successful developer is also planning to build 637 eco-friendly homes in the Marton Moss area.
The firm held an exhibition of plans for a new £150m housing development on Marton Moss.
The proposals for the land off Progress Way, between Common Edge Lane and Midgeland Road, were put on public display earlier this year.