Planning applicationEDI/25/01899/FUL

Land 60 Metres North Of 1 Fettes Row Edinburgh

Application RefusedWorth watchingNew-Build & Major DevelopmentCombined· New Town Quarter
Planning document
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Received

10 April 2025

Validated

5 June 2025

Planning Signals

7 detected traits

Use
PBSAOffice
Works
Landscaping
Specific
Mixed UseParking AccessPublic Realm
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AI summary

Multi-block scheme would introduce housing, student beds, offices and retail, alongside new green public realm, parking and improved routes on New Town Quarter site. .

Combined development
Development name

New Town Quarter

Also known as
New Town Quarter DevelopmentFormer RBS Site RedevelopmentDundas Street Redevelopment

This application covers part of a larger development. Related applications appear in the “Applications” tab.

Impact scale

Estimated scale of impact on the surrounding area.

8/10
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Application EDI/25/01899/FUL

Land 60 Metres North Of 1 Fettes Row Edinburgh

Application RefusedNew-Build & Major DevelopmentReceived Local authority

Multi-block scheme would introduce housing, student beds, offices and retail, alongside new green public realm, parking and improved routes on New Town Quarter site. .

Reference
EDI/25/01899/FUL
Address
Land 60 Metres North Of 1 Fettes Row Edinburgh
Status
Application Refused
Category
New-Build & Major Development
Impact scale
8/10
Authority
Local authority
Received
Validated
Last scraped
Record created
Latitude
55.9590814
Longitude
-3.2009348

Plain-language summary

Multi-block scheme would introduce housing, student beds, offices and retail, alongside new green public realm, parking and improved routes on New Town Quarter site. .

As filed with the council

Proposed mixed-use development comprising residential, purpose-built student accommodation, office and other commercial uses, with associated landscaping /public realm, car and cycle parking, and access arrangements.