The former Eagle Mill jute factory site, located in the north-east edge of Dundee's city centre, is a rectangular plot with a Category B listed main mill block on Victoria Street, dating back to 1864. The site has been granted detailed planning permission and listed building consent for a mixed-use development in two phases, comprising 68 dwellings, commercial units, and 55 car parking spaces. The area was once a hub of the jute industry, with housing built for textile mill workers by the city's wealthy 'Jute Barons' in the 19th century. Dundee, the 4th largest city in Scotland, is known for its rich history and cultural heritage, earning the nickname 'City of Discovery'.