Established hotel
3 John’s Place
Leith, Edinburgh
A popular townhouse hotel open for over a year following its completed conversion into guest accommodation, with a selection of studios, suites and rooms.
Property Portfolio
Property held, developed and operated
The group holds residential and commercial property interests across the UK. Its development experience is broader than its current holdings, and the two are described separately below.
Asset categories
Where the experience sits
These are the categories the directors have worked in across the life of the group. Not every category is currently held; some represent completed work and prior ownership.
- Residential investment
- Single-let residential property held for long-term income, principally in Scotland and the North West of England.
- HMOs and student accommodation
- Houses in multiple occupation for students and working professionals, an area the directors developed at scale in Birmingham and Liverpool.
- Social housing
- Residential stock let on longer-term arrangements with housing providers, prioritising stable occupancy over short-term yield.
- Commercial interests
- Commercial property held within the group alongside its residential interests.
- Hospitality conversion
- Older buildings in strong locations converted into guest accommodation and then operated by the group.
Current operations
Properties the group operates today
The group’s trading property is its hospitality accommodation in Edinburgh and Southport, presented as the Archibald Hotel Collection.
Trading
Eleven Stafford Street
Edinburgh West End
A Georgian townhouse restored by the group, retaining original cornice, panelling and ceiling roses alongside modern comfort.
Trading
Southport hospitality
Southport, Merseyside
Lynwood House and Garden by the Bay, both developed by the directors and operated as guest accommodation near the coast.
Track record locations
Edinburgh, Central Scotland, Birmingham, Liverpool, Southport
The directors built their portfolio through the central belt of Scotland before moving into HMOs for students and professionals in Birmingham and Liverpool, and then developing hospitality property in Southport and Edinburgh.
These locations describe where the work has been done. They are not a statement about which assets remain in group ownership today.