Graham to deliver 149-bed student accommodation in Edinburgh

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Glencairn Properties has appointed Graham to design and build 149-bed student studios and cluster flats in Edinburgh

The 149-bed student accommodation will occupy a corner plot on Montrose Terrace and West Norton Place in the Abbeyhill area.

The energy-efficient building will feature multi-use common areas, laundry facilities, cycle-storage, underground bin facilities, a gym and a community room.

56three Architects and Will Rudd Davidson has been appointed as the architect and consultant engineer. It will be designed to reflect the original streetscape set out in the 1800s.

The City of Edinburgh Council approved the planning application in June 2020 and the scheme is expected to complete in late summer 2023.

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Gary Holmes, regional managing director for Graham’s Building division, said: “Glencairn Properties has a track record of delivering high-quality homes and we are very pleased to work with their team to deliver the Montrose Terrace scheme as they expand their purpose-built student accommodation portfolio.”

“Graham’s expertise across the student accommodation sector will bring a wealth of knowledge to the build.

“Edinburgh’s world-renowned universities and colleges drive a significant volume of investment within the city, and it is important that there is the correct level of accommodation to match student intake which Montrose Terrace will help to achieve.”

Daryl Teague, managing director at Glencairn Properties, said: “Edinburgh is a diverse city with a large student population. Our investment into this state-of-the-art accommodation, matches the quality of education available.

“We are thrilled to get underway to deliver prime student accommodation in the heart of the city, transforming a currently derelict site into a space that is cleverly designed for modern-day lifestyle habits.

“The community support from the outset, has been very encouraging and we are confident that it will help to boost the economy through tenancies and job creation.”

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