Planning application26/01640/FUL

57 Henderson Row Stockbridge Edinburgh EH3 5DL

Awaiting AssessmentWorth watchingChange of Use & Conversions
Planning document
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Received

17 April 2026

Validated

17 April 2026

Planning Signals

9 detected traits

Works
Facade / ExteriorRoof WorksWindows & DoorsHouse Extension
Specific
Mansard RoofBalcony
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Office block on Henderson Row could become apartments, with a rebuilt mansard roof, new top floor, facade refresh, new windows and south-facing balconies.

Impact scale

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6/10
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CityScope · Planning Updates

Application 26/01640/FUL

57 Henderson Row Stockbridge Edinburgh EH3 5DL

Awaiting AssessmentChange of Use & ConversionsReceived Local authority

Office block on Henderson Row could become apartments, with a rebuilt mansard roof, new top floor, facade refresh, new windows and south-facing balconies.

Reference
26/01640/FUL
Address
57 Henderson Row Stockbridge Edinburgh EH3 5DL
Status
Awaiting Assessment
Category
Change of Use & Conversions
Impact scale
6/10
Authority
Local authority
Received
Validated
Last scraped
Record created
Latitude
55.9602794
Longitude
-3.2027493

Plain-language summary

Office block on Henderson Row could become apartments, with a rebuilt mansard roof, new top floor, facade refresh, new windows and south-facing balconies.

As filed with the council

Change of Use from Class 4 office to residential apartments with roof extension including replacement of mansard roof and new top floor to accommodate new apartments all with ancillary uses and works, facade refurbishment, new windows, landscape works and creation of south facing balconies at ground floor level.

City Scope Journal

Henderson Row office block could become flats with new mansard roof

A Stockbridge office block at 57 Henderson Row could be converted into residential apartments, with a rebuilt mansard roof, new top floor, façade works, new windows, landscaping and south-facing balconies.

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