Moray Estate

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Moray Estate is a prestigious 19th-century residential development in Edinburgh’s New Town, noted for its grand neoclassical architecture and sweeping crescents.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic district
residential development
urban estate
architecturalStyle Neoclassical architecture
buildingUse residential
category Historic residential area in Edinburgh
city City of Edinburgh NERFINISHED
conservationStatus conservation area (local planning)
constructionMaterial sandstone
country Scotland
United Kingdom
developmentPeriod early 19th century
era Georgian and early Victorian period
governingBody City of Edinburgh Council NERFINISHED
hasBuildingType stone-built houses
terraced townhouses
hasPart Ainslie Place NERFINISHED
Moray Place NERFINISHED
Randolph Crescent NERFINISHED
heritageStatus part of UNESCO World Heritage Site
inception 19th century
knownFor grand neoclassical architecture
sweeping crescents
locatedIn New Town, Edinburgh NERFINISHED
location Edinburgh NERFINISHED
namedAfter Earl of Moray NERFINISHED
Francis Stuart, 10th Earl of Moray NERFINISHED
notableFeature curving terraces
formal crescents
uniform facades
originalOwner Earl of Moray NERFINISHED
partOf Edinburgh New Town NERFINISHED
Edinburgh New Town World Heritage Site NERFINISHED
planningCharacteristic integrated streetscape
symmetrical urban design
region Lothian NERFINISHED
streetLayout crescents and circuses
urbanPlanningType planned residential estate

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New Town hasPart Moray Estate
subject surface form: New Town, Edinburgh