Eagle Mills extends over approximately 1.7 acres and comprises two main components. 

The main mill block on Victoria Street is a B-listed building dating back to 1864. The structure was extended in 1930, adding Art Deco elements, while the interior features iron-framed columns carrying brick arches.

The site has detailed planning permission and listed building consent for a mixed-use scheme in two phases, encompassing 68 dwellings, commercial units and 55 car parking spaces.

Phase one focuses on converting the listed mill into 34 apartments, a nursery school and a small café, along with commercial space and 31 parking spaces.

The second phase includes an L-shaped new-build block with 34 apartments, a commercial or retail unit, and 24 parking spaces. 

Eagle Mill also has a basement level with around 19,547 sq ft of potential commercial space, with a floor-to-ceiling height of approximately 7.5 meters.

Niall Macleod, director of Savills Development, said: “Eagle Mills embodies Dundee’s rich industrial heritage. The city’s evolution from ‘Jute, Jam, and Journalism’ to a vibrant hub of bio, life sciences, gaming, tech, and tourism is impressive. Dundee is now an exciting place to live, work, and visit, with a bright future ahead. This is a unique opportunity to create something special on this historic site.”