NOW RELEASED · EDINBURGH
The Grange, on a street of villas.
Five detached villas on Hope Terrace, built in stone to the proportions of the Victorian houses on either side of them.
A gap in the terrace, filled at the right scale.
The Grange was laid out in the 1860s as detached villas in walled gardens, and Hope Terrace is the best preserved run of them.
Our plot had been a nursery, then a car park, then nothing. Five villas put the street back to the rhythm the conservation area was designated to protect.
Craigleith stone, and the same bay as next door.
Blonde sandstone, slate roofs, timber sash and case windows and cast iron rainwater goods, with the bay windows set at the height the neighbours set them.
The villas run from 3,400 to 4,600 square feet over three floors, each in a walled garden with parking behind.
Two reserved before release.
Both went to buyers already living in The Grange who wanted to stay on the same streets without taking on a restoration.
Villas
Reserved before release
First handovers
Inside each villa
The specification a Grange house would have if it had been built now and looked after since.
The Grange, fifteen minutes from the Meadows.
Hope Terrace sits in the middle of the conservation area, which is the reason the street has held its values through every cycle since it was laid out.
- The Meadows and Bruntsfield Links a short walk north
- Blackford Hill and the Hermitage on the other side
- George Watson's and Napier University within a mile
- Princes Street in about twenty minutes on foot
- Edinburgh Airport in half an hour by road
Hope Terrace, The Grange, Edinburgh
Open in Google MapsHope Terrace is the second Edinburgh scheme Luxe Housing has delivered, and the first we have built from the ground up in a conservation area rather than restoring what was already standing.
Three villas remain.
Particulars, elevations and the handover programme are issued on request.
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