Plans to transform Edinburgh's Cameron Toll by building a cinema, plush hotel and housing have been submitted to the council.
The initial plans were submitted to the City of Edinburgh Council on November 17 2021, and noted the "proposed redevelopment of Cameron Toll, to include residential and hotel uses, along with improvements to public realm and pedestrian, cyclist routes within the site and associated landscaping."
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The proposal includes the plans for a new hotel development, a residential area for housing, a cinema and retail opportunities within the site.
The hotel will aim to "create a vibrant mix of uses and help support a 24 hour economy, a Hotel has been proposed for the site, with its location also helping to redefine how Cameron Toll is perceived from its surroundings."
The residential area has "been developed to sensitively incorporate a vibrant mix of uses including residential, hotel, retail and leisure. These uses will all contribute to the local community, creating a richer sense of place with improved links to the wider context."
And finally, the existing, single use retail centre will be transformed into a "new local neighbourhood centre which offers a more diverse mixture of leisure, local business outlets and community facilities."
The aim for the Cameron Toll is for the area to be redeveloped into "a vibrant mixed-use community neighbourhood."
The team at Cameron Toll have invited the public to complete feedback on the plans for the new developments in Edinburgh, which need to be submitted by January 31.
For more information, check out the Cameron Toll website here.
