Through 1996 to 2003, Roslin BioCentre was home to Dolly, arguably the world’s most famous sheep. During 1996, Professor Sir Ian Wilmut and his research group first cloned a mammal from an adult somatic cell, a lamb named Dolly.

Roslin Village is home to the world-famous 15th Century Rosslyn Chapel, one of Scotland's most historic churches and renowned for its intricate stone carvings together with countless theories, myths and legends.

Roslin BioCentre is in a unique, rural location in the shadow of the Pentland Hills and located just off the Edinburgh City Bypass on the outskirts of the small village of Roslin, less than seven miles from the centre of Edinburgh, Scotland’s capital city

Roslin BioCentre is well connected with The Roslin Institute at Easter Bush and is in close proximity to the science parks within the Edinburgh Science Triangle, the Universities and research institutes and local council Economic Development departments.

Roslin BioCentre provides practical property solutions for energetic and vibrant new businesses offering a range of flexible and affordable accommodation options, office or lab-based with favourable lease terms.