About Teague Group

The Teague Group is a family firm with a long history in Edinburgh residential property. The Teague Group has over 30 years of experience in delivering high quality homes. In addition, S1 Developments now manages and directs the Teague Group.

Teague Group Developments

The Ropeworks, is a Teague Group development on HomeViews. This development sits in central Edinburgh. Comprising of a multi-phase development of 1, 2, 3-bed apartments and 3-bed town houses. In addition to this, the Ropeworks sits on the historic Edinburgh Roperie and Sailworks company site.

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1

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3.72 Rating

Rating (based on 12 reviews)

Excellent

16.67%

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33.33%

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Fantastic place to live

What we appreciate the open plan kitchen and common green grounds which is private to residents of the particular block – great for kids to play and run about safely.. Energy-efficiency rating B which is great. Gas heating in the whole flat (just the bathroom has electric heating).
Bike store downstairs in a garage for approx. 15 bicycles (could be more regarding the number of homes here). Parking space allocated for each flat in a private garage underneath the development, though some spaces allocated outside.
Weekly cleaning services and property maintenance including in factoring fee of approx. £60/month.

Please tell us what you like and dislike about this area:

Great location in Leith, Links park a couple of minutes away, as well as the Shore. Portobello beach 20-25 min walking. Easy access and bus connections to the city centre, or just approx. 7km walk there and back. Rich history, lovely local shops and bars etc., also stores like Tesco, Lidl or Aldi at hand, rich cycling / running paths infrastructure.

Dislikes: Cannot think of any.

Please share one thing (or more) which you wish you had known before you moved in:

The way the garage {and the bike stores} are secured from the outside is very basic in my opinion. That is why I lost my bicycle. In this regard the developer does not seem to think in a “practical security” way.

What is the best feature of your home:

A small terrace with a wee garden – never had one before.

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Facilities
5
Design
5
Location
4
Value
4
Management
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Affordable Modern property at the heard of Edinburgh

The design is and layout of the plot is good.
However the bike shed keep being broken into repeatedly and the repairs are slow. There needs to be a better security system for system.
The paintworks in the interior are patchy and some of the plaster work leaves a lot to be desired.

Please tell us what you like and dislike about this area:

The area is very central and close to local amenities however it would be handy to have a convenience store downstairs in one of the empty plots.
The Leith Links outside is perfect for our dog.

Please share one thing (or more) which you wish you had known before you moved in:

Who the sub-contractor was.

If there is one thing you would change about your flat or property what would it be:

More care being taken with regards to the painting work, plaster work and would be sealant around the kitchen.

3
Facilities
5
Design
5
Location
4
Value
3
Management
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Great location, expensive property for the size and quality.

The external design of the development is very simple and not particularly inspiring, but it is understated and elegant enough. The apartments are well laid-out and comfortable though small, and the balcony is a very good addition to compensate for the size. The extractor fan for the cooker leads to an open space above the kitchen units instead of connecting directly to the main ventilation pipe, so is not particularly efficient. In our particular flat one of the main ventilation pipes runs directly over the bedroom and makes a constant hum, which in my opinion is a serious design flaw as it needs to be turned off via a hard-to-reach ceiling switch in the fitted wardrobe to get a peaceful night’s sleep. There are ample, secure waste and recycling facilities, although they occasionally become over-filled. The entrance, hallways and stairwell are cleaned approx. once per week, which is not enough as there is quite often litter in these areas and the tiles in the main entrance hallway are often dirty. The walls in these areas are quite badly scratched and marked, presumably from residents moving furniture, and so maintaining these areas by touching up the paintwork would make a really positive difference.

Please tell us what you like and dislike about this area:

Leith Links is a stone’s throw away, and Leith Walk and the Shore are each within 10 minutes walking distance with all the shops, bars, supermarkets etc. that they offer.

Please share one thing (or more) which you wish you had known before you moved in:

It would have been good to have had it explained to us where the waste/recycling areas and bicycle storage are and how to access them before we moved in, as well as the security code to access the secure car park where the bicycle storage is situated, as we had to find this out ourselves after moving in.

What is the best feature of your home:

The long, modern open plan living & dining area with the floor to ceiling windows and balcony off is very comfortable and practical, and in a west-facing flat it’s a real pleasure to spend time there on sunny days.

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Facilities
3
Design
5
Location
2
Value
3
Management
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Very nice place and area to live

In general very nice and quiet area, at least around ropeworks development. I have been living here for four years. Buildings look very nice with brick design from the outside. However 2 buildings at the back don’t look very appealing.
Every flat has designated parking space, some in garage, but some outside. Locked room for bicycles is a great plus, although could be a bit bigger. (Approx 6×4 metres).
Building management is fine, as any other, although lately it took 2-3 months to repair door entry sytem – voice and video, which is quite a long time.
It is not unusual for people to have leaks across the whole development, which is probably how new builds plumbers do their job..
Council tax band D.
Management respond to query, emails promptly. Overall fine.

Please tell us what you like and dislike about this area:

The location is great in my opinion – very close to buses (Foot of Leith Walk), soon there will be tram stop about 4 or 5 min away. Walking is absolutely fine if you have time – only about 2 miles to the city centre (princess street). Neighborhood is good, cannot complain.
There is a lot of restaurants or cafes to choose from, either Leith walk or nearby Shore area. Tesco Lidl Aldi few minutes away walking. Free on street parking most streets. 20 minutes walk to the sea (portobello -very north side ).
Leith – lovely place to live.

Please share one thing (or more) which you wish you had known before you moved in:

When cooking, there’s extractor hood, but there’s no vent for the steam to go to. Everything stays in the kitchen. Weird.

How has the building management responded to any problems or issues you have raised:

I raised a broken lock in bike store – break-in. It took few weeks to get sorted. As a matter of security (having my personal stuff there) I would have expected the door to be repaired just a bit quicker.

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Facilities
4
Design
5
Location
5
Value
3
Management
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