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Sanctuary’s unaudited results for 2025/26 show a robust operational and financial performance.
A modern three-story apartment building with a mix of red brick and white exterior walls. The structure features multiple windows on each floor. In the foreground, there is a well-maintained lawn with scattered rocks and a small gravel path. Several trees are planted around the building, and the sky is clear with a few clouds. A paved driveway is visible on the left side.
Sanctuary Scotland has started construction on 55 new affordable homes at the Edmonstone masterplan development in south-east Edinburgh.
Modern mid-rise apartment buildings built with light brick surround a landscaped courtyard with terraced stone planters, benches, and small shrubs. Several parked cars sit on a grassy area and paved drive between the buildings under an overcast sky
Sanctuary Scotland has been shortlisted for the Scottish Home Awards 2026.
From left to right - Pat Cahill Director of Housing and Property at Sanctuary Scotland, Màiri McAllan Scottish Housing Secretary, Gill Lavety Development Director for Sanctuary Scotland, David Wylie, Managing Director, CCG Scotland. They stand infront of Adam Place a 5 story block of apartments made of brick with black panelling on the walls of the top floor.
The former Lennox House commercial site in Seafar has undergone a £9 million transformation to be replaced by 44 high-quality homes for…
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Our latest resident newsletter was sent out mid-March. 
Hand wiping condensation from a window, showing early signs of damp.
Spotting and reporting damp or mould early helps us keep your home safe and prevents problems from getting worse.
2026/27 rent increase confirmed Sanctuary Scotland’s rents will increase by 4.8 percent from July, our Board of Management has confirmed.