Current Projects
Byzantium Restaurant
In recent months the new Byzantium restaurant was launched in Dundee. With a menu catering for Mediterranean taste and food cooked by an award winning chef, the first few months of operation have surpassed all expectations. The customer base continues to grow as does the reputation of the establishment, all of which has justified the Lomond Groups investment into the food and drink sector. Read more about the Byzantium
Riverside Hotel
In 2007 the Lomond Group was successful in obtaining planning permission for a 60-bed hotel with restaurant and conference facilities. Branded as the De Havilland, this was the company’s first venture into the service sector as it continued to develop its diversified business model. Currently plans are being finalised to upsize the hotel designed to cater for demand in the City of Dundee. The Group are already examining other sites for similar developments elsewhere in Scotland. Interested, read more.
Castlehill
Continuing the theme of sustainability and learning from its successes as part of its Solsgirth development (see below) the Lomond Group has submitted a planning application for a small residential development at Castlehill in the west of Fife. Part of the former Longannet deep mine complex, a remediation strategy is proposed to facilitate a sustainable community and another new brand of Lomond houses. To learn about Castlehill click here: Read more.
Solsgirth
In 2008 planning permission was granted for development at the former Solsgirth mine site in Clackmannanshire. This represented the start of a unique brand for the Lomond Group, with a range of contemporary houses and a facility for helicopter flight. A development embracing the principles of sustainability, it made an impression on First Minister when he visited the Lomond Business Park. Read more.
Markinch
The site at Brunton Road, Markinch was bought in 2006. After a 4 year ordeal taking proposals through the planning system in Fife the Lomond Group have secured an outline planning permission for the erection of 15 dwellinghouse.
The attractive setting, created by the backdrop of St Drostan’s Church and the Markinch conservation area, provides us with an ideal opportunity to develop housing to suit this sensitive location.
IN 2010 The Lomond Group intend to work with others to ensure the promotion of a development which is fit for purpose and which meets the community’s needs. To read more about the case history of this site and to keep up to date with progress click here.
