A Glasgow-based developer has purchased a former furniture warehouse in Canonmills, Edinburgh, with plans to turn it into 48 apartments and 12 affordable apartments.
Kelvin Properties has become known for transforming redundant buildings and urban brownfield sites into residential communities. It identified the site last year as the location for its first project in the capital.
A planning application was submitted to Edinburgh City Council in October, achieving permission in December – meaning the project will now go ahead, subject to finalising a legal agreement for the delivery of the affordable housing.
