Ropemaker appoints Fresh to manage two Edinburgh PBSA schemes

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Liz Hamson
Interior of a PBSA building featuring soft furnishings and booths for people working

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Ropemaker has appointed Fresh to manage the Meadow Court and Norton’s Student Living purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) schemes in Edinburgh.

Meadow Court comprises 148 units, including 115 en-suite bedrooms within cluster flats and 33 units within townhouses. The on-site amenity provision includes shared study and social spaces, study pods and a courtyard.

Norton’s Student Living comprises 149 units, including 97 en-suite rooms and 52 studios. The property includes a range of amenities for residents including shared study spaces, communal lounge areas, a games room, cinema room, gym and a private rooftop dining room.

The appointment builds on Fresh’s existing relationship with Ropemaker, on behalf of which it already manages The Gorge, a co-living scheme in Exeter, and Verse, a build-to-rent (BTR) development in Cardiff.

Sam Scott, managing director of Fresh, said: “We are thrilled to be expanding both our partnership with Ropemaker and our presence in Scotland with Fresh’s appointment to operate Meadow Court and Norton’s Student Living. The expansion of the partnership demonstrates our proven ability to deliver strong results across the BTR, co-living and PBSA sectors, and we’re delighted that Ropemaker has recognised our ability to enhance the resident experience at pre-established properties. We look forward to supporting Ropemaker’s PBSA portfolio and upholding the exceptional operational standards they have come to expect from Fresh Property Group.”

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