URY ESTATE, STONEHAVEN
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BLUE LODGE - URY MANSION HOUSE
Press Release 30th September 2014:
LOCAL CONTRACTOR APPOINTED TO BUILD AT URY ESTATE
North-east construction firm, Pert Bruce, has been appointed as a major contractor for Ury Estate, near Stonehaven.
Ury Developments have awarded contracts totalling £25million to the Montrose-based construction company as the prestigious multi-faceted development of the estate gets underway.
Pert Bruce will build the first phase of luxury houses on the Ury Estate and take on the restoration and conversion of Ury House to become a luxury boutique hotel. As a result of these contracts, Pert Bruce expects to create 20 new jobs.
The housing development, Blue Lodge, which will consist of 51 five to eight bedroom homes, is set to become one of the most luxurious developments ever built in Scotland.
It is situated to the west side of the estate which will boast a balanced mix of housing, with proposals for two championship golf courses and golf lodges all set within a highly attractive, natural environment which includes some of the most spectacular scenery in the Mearns.
Jonathon Milne, director of Ury Developments, said: “Ury Estate brings together an idyllic countryside setting, history and the finest tradition of quality workmanship. Our goal is to create a world-class development of distinction that will blend into the natural environment. We chose Pert Bruce for the first phase of housing and the hotel because of the craftsmanship and unique style which goes into their work.”
Craig Bruce, Joint Managing Director Pert Bruce Construction, said: “Pert Bruce Construction are delighted to be announced as construction partners on both the Blue Lodge Site and Mansion House refurbishment.
“We look forward to working closely with FM Ury Estates Ltd and the design team to deliver a stunning 51 house development at Blue Lodge.
“The awarding of these contracts secures the long term future of our 100 strong workforce and gives a solid foundation for the company, after what has been a very challenging and uncertain time for our industry.”
Press Release 30th September 2014:
LOCAL CONTRACTOR APPOINTED TO BUILD AT URY ESTATE
North-east construction firm, Pert Bruce, has been appointed as a major contractor for Ury Estate, near Stonehaven.
Ury Developments have awarded contracts totalling £25million to the Montrose-based construction company as the prestigious multi-faceted development of the estate gets underway.
Pert Bruce will build the first phase of luxury houses on the Ury Estate and take on the restoration and conversion of Ury House to become a luxury boutique hotel. As a result of these contracts, Pert Bruce expects to create 20 new jobs.
The housing development, Blue Lodge, which will consist of 51 five to eight bedroom homes, is set to become one of the most luxurious developments ever built in Scotland.
It is situated to the west side of the estate which will boast a balanced mix of housing, with proposals for two championship golf courses and golf lodges all set within a highly attractive, natural environment which includes some of the most spectacular scenery in the Mearns.
Jonathon Milne, director of Ury Developments, said: “Ury Estate brings together an idyllic countryside setting, history and the finest tradition of quality workmanship. Our goal is to create a world-class development of distinction that will blend into the natural environment. We chose Pert Bruce for the first phase of housing and the hotel because of the craftsmanship and unique style which goes into their work.”
Craig Bruce, Joint Managing Director Pert Bruce Construction, said: “Pert Bruce Construction are delighted to be announced as construction partners on both the Blue Lodge Site and Mansion House refurbishment.
“We look forward to working closely with FM Ury Estates Ltd and the design team to deliver a stunning 51 house development at Blue Lodge.
“The awarding of these contracts secures the long term future of our 100 strong workforce and gives a solid foundation for the company, after what has been a very challenging and uncertain time for our industry.”
