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From £305,000
1 - 3 Bedroom Apartments
152 Homes
Sitting aloft the ground-breaking new lifestyle destination of St James Quarter, New Eidyn offers 152 apartments ranging from studio to four bedrooms, providing residents with access to world-class retail, leisure, fitness and hotel facilities on an unprecedented scale for the city centre.
From £699,000
1 - 4 Bedroom Houses & Apartments
45 Homes
Village View is a new build home development located in the picturesque Dean Village, overlooking the Water of Leith and sitting on the edge of Edinburgh's thriving West End. The development combines contemporary new-build blocks with the conversion of an Edwardian former coach works.
From £465,000
3 Bedroom Homes
18 Homes
Bertram Avenue is a collection of contemporary homes set within the South Lanarkshire countryside near Carnwath. Thoughtfully designed with spacious interiors, high-quality finishes and private outdoor space, the development brings together modern living and a peaceful rural setting.
Western Harbour
A development of 2,230 homes on Forth Ports Edinburgh land holdings led by Rettie. The first phase of 234 BTR homes, Harbour Point and Harbour Gateway, was delivered with a demand of 36:1. The next phases comprise 1,600 BTR homes and 400+ homes for sale and consent for 938 of these is being granted.Latest Insight & Opinion
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