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Edrom Steading

Location: Scottish Borders

Our Mission

Securing the future of a rural farm steading by converting it into contemporary family homes.

Changing farming practices had made this imposing Grade A Listed steading surplus to requirements, but GLM helped secure its future by transforming it into eight high quality contemporary dwellings. As this steading had stood empty for many years, the challenge GLM faced was converting this building into dwellings worthy of the original.

Our Director and Head of Architecture David Johnson had polished his design skills on a number of previous historic farm building conversion projects and really excelled at creating an ingenious scheme that resulted in spectacular houses.

The project was undertaken by developer Prime Property Ventures and the work was carried out to a very high standard.

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