Planning applicationEDI/24/02048/VARY

Caledonian Brewery 40 Slateford Road Edinburgh EH11 1PH

Awaiting AssessmentWorth watchingLegal / Administrative
Planning document
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Received

15 June 2026

Validated

23 June 2026

Planning Signals

6 detected traits

Works
Landscaping
Specific
Bike StorageBin StoresBrewery SiteExternal AlterationsNon Material Variation
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AI summary

Caledonian Brewery housing plans could be tweaked with a revised flat mix, landscaping and facade changes, plus updated cycle and bin areas.

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7/10
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CityScope · Planning Updates

Application EDI/24/02048/VARY

Caledonian Brewery 40 Slateford Road Edinburgh EH11 1PH

Awaiting AssessmentLegal / AdministrativeReceived Local authority

Caledonian Brewery housing plans could be tweaked with a revised flat mix, landscaping and facade changes, plus updated cycle and bin areas.

Reference
EDI/24/02048/VARY
Address
Caledonian Brewery 40 Slateford Road Edinburgh EH11 1PH
Status
Awaiting Assessment
Category
Legal / Administrative
Impact scale
7/10
Authority
Local authority
Received
Validated
Last scraped
Record created
Latitude
55.9358369
Longitude
-3.2297398

Plain-language summary

Caledonian Brewery housing plans could be tweaked with a revised flat mix, landscaping and facade changes, plus updated cycle and bin areas.

As filed with the council

Non-material variation application to 24/02048/FUL - changes to unit mix, landscape updates, elevation updates and changes to bike and bin provision.

City Scope Journal

Caledonian Brewery housing plans face design tweaks on Slateford Road

Plans for the former Caledonian Brewery site on Slateford Road could be adjusted, with changes proposed to the flat mix, landscaping, elevations, cycle storage and bin provision. The non-material variation is tied to the wider residential-led redevelopment of the historic brewery site.

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