7/4 Forth Street, East New Town

Facilities

*No Smoking*, Broadband - Wireless, CD Player, Dishwasher, DVD Player, Microwave Oven, Pay and Display Parking, Towels provided, TV - Freeview, Washing Machine, Tumble dryer

Description

This wonderful, recently refurbished two double bedroom, two bathroom  apartment with wireless broadband is very central being only a five minute walk from Princes Street. Located just off Broughton Street in the Georgian New Town, there are a wealth of restaurants, cafes, pubs and boutiques right on your door step. The Omni Centre with Vue Cinema and the Playhouse Theatre are just minutes from the apartment also. This apartment is available for self catering & holiday lets, short term & corporate lets, city & weekend breaks and the Festival. From £425/week...

Located on the second floor (top floor), this gorgeous apartment feels like home from the minute you step inside the front door. The master bedroom has a super kingsize bed and an ensuite shower room with WC. The second bedroom has a king size bed, adjacent to which is another bathroom with bath, shower and WC. The light and bright, open plan living room, kitchen and dining area is a large room and has views across to Fife. It is fully equipped to make your stay as comfortable as possible and there are some lovely paintings throughout the apartment. The kitchen has everything you need including, dishwasher, microwave, washing machine and tumble dryer. 7/4 Forth Street is a true Edinburgh home from home.

Over the Festival a whole month booking is preferred in this property.

To book this property call +44 131 558 1108

Things to do

• Drinking
  Forth Floor, Harvey Nichols

  St Andrew Square, Central New Town
  A new space has been created for cool folk to sip on a cocktail or too. Good vibe, great views both out of the window and behind the bar. Good selection of cocktails. You can sit outside in the summer and take in the stunning Edinburgh rooftop views.

• Drinking
  The Barony Bar

  81 Broughton Street, East New Town
  Great character pub on one of Edinburgh's most popular streets. A fire is always cracking in the winter, great selection of ales, good buzz and reasonable pub grub. Can be smoky but that will all change with the smoking ban.

• Eating
  Giuliano's

  18-19 Union Place, Hillside/East New Town, 556 6590
  We just love it! You are always guaranteed great over the top Italian service. Plenty to choose from on the menu, busy, ideal post/pre theatre spot. Don't expect a quiet night as this restaurant which is very popular with birthday parties etc, but it all adds to the party atmosphere.

• Eating
  The Olive Branch

  Broughton Street, East New Town, 557 8589
  Easy going bistro style restaurant serving good reliable food and great fish and chips. Seats outside in the Summer. 

• Eating
  Vincaffe

  11 Multrees Walk, Central New Town, 557 0088
  This popular restaurant is run by the Valvona and Crolla family. It has a great buzzing atmosphere and the food is delicious, if somewhat expensive. Popular with the Harvey Nichols shopping crowd. 

• Entertainment
  Edinburgh Playhouse

  18-21 Greenside Place, Hillside 557 2692
  One of the more famous venues in Edinburgh seating 3,000 people and hosting many different productions from musicals like Grease, Mamma Mia, Miss Saigon and My Fair Lady to performing artists like Katie Melua and George Benson. Playhouse also hosts the other popular shows like the Circus of Horrors and Horrible Histories.

• Entertainment
  The Omni Centre

  Hillside
  Its large modern glass structure dominates but also complements the surrounding area. There’s a mix of nationwide bars and restaurants to suit most tastes. It also has a Holmes Place Gym and Vue cinema with the latest films showing.

• Places of Interest
  Calton Hill

  East end of Princes Street, Hillside
  Calton Hill is a relatively easy walk, with the best breathtaking panoramic views of the city and a number of interesting follies and monuments to explore. The view down Princes Street is particularly impressive. All sorts of events take place here including Hogmanay, the summer solstice and other Pagan events which can be energetic and a spectacle, including dancers and fire eaters. It’s not advised to visit at night.

• Places of Interest
  National Portrait Gallery

  1 Queen Street Central New Town 624 6200
  Provides a unique visual history of Scotland, told through portraits of the figures who shaped it: royals and rebels, poets and philosophers, heroes and villains. The collection includes work not only by Scottish artists but by great English, European and American masters such as Van Dyck, Gainsborough, Rodin and Kokoschka. In addition to paintings, the Portrait Gallery displays sculptures, miniatures, coins, medallions, drawings and watercolours. There's a great café here too selling delicious home made food and some hard to resist cakes.

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