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Cala Homes eyes former Aberdeen office site

Cala Homes is considering plans to build 55 homes on the demolished Silverburn House site in Bridge of Don. The developer has lodged a building warrant with Aberdeen City Council outlining the £5.5 million cost of a potential development.

New housing plans for Silverburn House site in Aberdeen

Pre-determination hearing held for Aberdeen Silverburn House site

Pre-determination hearing held for Aberdeen Silverburn House site © Scott Baxter / DCT Media Silverburn House in Bridge of Don, which was knocked down in 2019, is hoped to be turned into a housing development. A pre-development hearing on a proposed housing development in an Aberdeen community has been held. Councillors on Aberdeen City Council’s planning committee held a pre-determination meeting for home plans at Silverburn House on Claymore Drive, Bridge of Don. It is planned to build between 100 and 150 new homes on the site, which was previously an office building occupied last by Baker Hughes before it was demolished in 2019. A statutory consultation took place for the development plans between May and August last year, with responses currently being reviewed by planning officers.

Consultation to take place over new Aberdeen house plans

Consultation to take place over new Aberdeen house plans © Paul Glendell / DCT Media A consultation event for the Causewayend development in Bridge of Don will be held tomorrow, Wednesday January 27. Members of the public are being given the chance to have their say on plans for a major housing development in an Aberdeen community. Drum Property Group will be holding an online consultation event from noon on Wednesday on its proposals to build up to 350 new homes on the Causewayend site, off Scotstown Road and behind the existing Ashwood and Woodcroft development. An interactive exhibition, it will allow participants to view the proposals for Causewayend.