New shops unveiled after £50m transformation of famous Edinburgh street

A number of new, independent shops are to open their doors in Edinburgh over the coming months following a major refurbishment of The Red Sandstone

ONE of Edinburgh's most famous streets will undergo a transformation as a number of brand-new independent retail businesses prepare to open in the area.

Known simply as The Red Sandstone the building forms an iconic gateway to Drum’s £50 million transformation of the 2.9-acre Stead’s Place site, which will bring 148 new homes to the rear of the development linking Leith Walk to Pilrig Park and beyond. Mallia said: “I immediately felt welcomed to the Leith area, and quickly began looking for a brick-and-mortar shop in Leith.

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