Planning applicationEDI/26/01746/FUL

18A Tennant Street Edinburgh EH6 5ND

Awaiting AssessmentWorth watchingChange of Use & Conversions
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Received

23 April 2026

Validated

23 April 2026

Planning Signals

7 detected traits

Use
EducationFood & Drink
Specific
Class 3 Food And DrinkClass 4 BusinessClassroomsMixed Use
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AI summary

Commercial unit could be reworked into a ground-floor cafe, kitchen and cooking classroom, with new upper offices and a separate stair access.

Impact scale

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6/10
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CityScope · Planning Updates

Application EDI/26/01746/FUL

18A Tennant Street Edinburgh EH6 5ND

Awaiting AssessmentChange of Use & ConversionsReceived Local authority

Commercial unit could be reworked into a ground-floor cafe, kitchen and cooking classroom, with new upper offices and a separate stair access.

Reference
EDI/26/01746/FUL
Address
18A Tennant Street Edinburgh EH6 5ND
Status
Awaiting Assessment
Category
Change of Use & Conversions
Impact scale
6/10
Authority
Local authority
Received
Validated
Last scraped
Record created
Latitude
55.97056869999999
Longitude
-3.1777858

Plain-language summary

Commercial unit could be reworked into a ground-floor cafe, kitchen and cooking classroom, with new upper offices and a separate stair access.

As filed with the council

Change of Use from Class 4, single storey commercial unit to Class 3 Cafe /Kitchen and cooking classroom on GF and creation of Class 4 offices to new 1st floor with independent access stair.

City Scope Journal

Cafe, cooking classroom and offices proposed for 18A Tennant Street

A commercial unit at 18A Tennant Street in Leith could be converted into a ground-floor cafe, kitchen and cooking classroom, with new office space above. The proposal would change the building from a business-only use into a more public-facing mixed-use site.

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