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Peter A Walker

50-acre Edinburgh plot for sale with 500-home planning permission

More than 50 acres of development land on Edinburgh’s east coast has been launched to the market.

The land at New Brunstane, which has planning permission in principal for the construction of approximately 500 new homes, is being jointly marketed by Savills and Justin Lamb Associates.

Just five miles from Edinburgh’s city centre, near the costal suburbs of Musselburgh and Joppa, it is surrounded by fields and woodland.

The posting also noted nearby amenities and schools, including further planned primary provision - as well as Queen Margaret University - with shops, restaurants, gyms and a cinema all available at Fort Kinnaird, just 1.5 miles from the site.

Ben Brough, Savills' head of development in Scotland, said: “We anticipate a high level of demand for this fantastic opportunity to provide family housing at scale, in a great location for families and commuters.”

A further adjacent site at New Brunstane is currently awaiting planning permission for the delivery of 676 homes. The two areas will be joined by a new bridge including road, cycle and footpath.

Justin Lamb, director of Justin Lamb Associates, added: “This is a truly wonderful opportunity to acquire around 50 acres of land with planning permission for 500 new homes, all within a mature landscape setting accessed via Milton Road East.

“The site benefits from excellent transport links into Edinburgh by bus and train, easy access to Fort Kinnaird which provides a first class retail offering, and a beach only a five minute walk away.”

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