Luxury Development in Scotland Launches This Week

Feb. 22, 2012 - PRLog -- The new homes in Scotland are located in the Quartermile development which is situated in the centre of Edinburgh, Scotland’s capital city. The new development show suite will be open from Thursday 23rd February to give home buyers a preview of the exclusive new homes. There are six apartments in the new development, five of which are converted properties and one which is a new build property.

All of the apartments have been finished to a high standard and include bespoke kitchens with integrated appliances. Interior features also include bespoke bathrooms, customised, fitted wardrobes in the bedrooms and real oak flooring. Four of the apartments are fully furnished and two are available with an exclusive furniture pack.

Quartermile is an award-winning mixed used development site designed by Foster + Partners. When completed the new development will include 10,000 square metres of retail and leisure space and 30,000 square metres office and commercial space. It also incorporates restaurants, a boutique hotel and seven acres of open landscaped grounds. At the end of its completion it will have almost 2,000 residents, 3,000 people employed in its offices and over 900 apartments in new and period buildings will be available on the site.

The development is named Quartermile because it is located a quarter of a mile from the Royal Mile in central Edinburgh. The location gives easy access to the city centre for residents and office workers.

"Any of the six limited edition apartments will be a superb purchase," says Lorraine Paterson, Quartermile's sales and marketing director. "They are the last of a very popular layout and style and are available to move into immediately.”

Prices for the new apartments start from £400,000. Further information is available at http://www.whathouse.co.uk/new-homes-search?keys=scotland

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