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Burrell Company : Edinburgh Property Developers

Buredi + Premier Burrell Developments in Edinburgh: New Homes in Scotland

The Burrell Company Edinburgh

The Burrell Company is celebrating 25 years of property development this week with the launch of their exhibition ‘Burrellopolis, The Burrell Company 25 Years’ at Glasgow’s Lighthouse.

As part of the 25-year celebration, the company has also published a book ‘The Burrell Company – The First 25 Years’. The Editor is Neil Baxter.

Property Developer

Address: 174 High St, Edinburgh EH1 1QS

Phone: 0131 220 3040

This is an innovative property development company dedicated to the regeneration of urban areas. The objective of the developers is to employ excellence in design within the wider concept of sustainable development.

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Burrell Company Liberton development

Leith Coalhill : The Burrell Company development

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Coalhill Phase 2, Leith, Edinburgh

Coalhill Phase 2 is the concluding phase in the overall regeneration exercise undertaken by Buredi adjacent to the Water of Leith. 39 residential apartments of varying styles and types with secure parking have been designed by award winning firm Allan Murray Architects.

Mitchell Street Lofts, Glasgow – Vienna Apartments

Vienna Apartments

Situated in the heart of Central Glasgow and overlooking the Lighthouse this development provides a total of 70 apartments. Named the Vienna Apartments by the architect – Gordon Murray – the idea comes from the proximity of Mackintosh buildings, the Viennese School and the intrinsic qualities found, particularly in the refurbishment of the ‘B’Listed buildings.

Tron Nursery Cowgate

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Tron Square housing

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Belford Road Edinburgh flats

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No1 Parliament Square, located off the Royal Mile near St Giles Kirk, central Edinburgh

Bells Mill, Edinburgh

The historic Bells Mill site near Edinburgh’s picturesque Dean Village will accommodate 24 new apartments in three separate blocks overlooking the Water of Leith. The remains of the water-powered mill – a classically designed rubble-walled granary of the early 1800s – will be preserved and form an integral and important feature of the development. Equally Bells Mill House an 18/19th century simple classical property is being restored to its former glory.

The properties will be located within the Dean Conservation Area which forms part of the Edinburgh World Heritage Site and was historically Edinburgh’s largest milling settlement, benefiting from its riverside location. Since the 1970s the area has largely been regenerated through the introduction of new residential properties along with the opening of the Water of Leith Walkway which provides access routes going as far as Leith in the east and Balerno in the west.

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Hawkhead Village, Paisley, south west Scotland

Hawkhead Hospital, Paisley was constructed in 1936 in the Modern Style and stands today as a historically and culturally significant group of buildings designed by Thomas Smith Tait – the most significant Scottish Architect of the inter-war period.

The buildings became surplus to requirements, and in some cases derelict, and are being restored and converted by The Burrell Company to highly individual homes.