1 (MD) Eildon Street , Inverleith/Broughton

Facilities

CD Player, DVD Player, TV - Satellite/Cable Channels, Broadband - Wireless, Washing Machine, Microwave Oven, Cot, High Chair, *No Smoking*

Description

Situated on the ground floor with views towards Calton Hill and Arthur's Seat, this two bedroom self catering apartment has recently been refurbished and is charming, stylish and contemporary. It is only a couple of minutes from The Royal Botanic Gardens and there are shops and some great local cafes nearby as well at the wonderful Water of Leith walkway, which is a completely green oasis in the middle of the city. Buses are available for the five minute journey to Princes Street. This self catering apartment is available for holiday lets, short term & corporate lets and the Festival. From £425/week...

The apartment feels peaceful and homely. It has its own front door which opens onto the hallway. The sitting room has a lovely atmosphere, plenty of comfortable seating and a dining table in the window with a wonderful view of the Edinburgh skyline. The galley kitchen lies off the sitting room and is well-equipped, for those guests who prefer to cook at home. The master bedroom feels very pretty and sits quietly at the back of the apartment. It has an ensuite shower and wash hand basin. The second double bedroom is also charming and there is a family bathroom with a shower over the bath. WIFI is available for guests.

A wonderful, charming base for your stay in Edinburgh, whether it is for a holiday or a couple of months.   

To book this property call +44 131 558 1108

Things to do

• Eating
  Bell’s Diner

  7 St.Stephen Street, Stockbridge, 225 8116
  Bell’s Diner is like an institution In Edinburgh, famous for the best burgers in town. A very busy but small restaurant so you definitely need to book in advance.

• Places of Interest
  Royal Botanic Gardens

  Inverleith Row [East Gate] & Arboretum Place [West Gate], Stockbridge 552 7171
  The Botanic Gardens have one of most impressive collections of trees and plants in the world and is a gorgeous place to get lost in an while away a few hours. The glasshouses are where we Edinburgh folk used to go for a treat before the days of central heating! Inverleith House usually has an interesting modern art exhibition and the views of Edinburgh from here are stunning.

• Shopping
  Herbie

  66 Raeburn Place, Stockbridge
  Extremely popular Stockbridge deli with divine chicken liver pate and other cold counter ‘delectables’.

• Drinking
  Coffee Angel

  24-27 Brandon Terrace, Canonmills, Edinburgh
  This coffee shop and sandwich bar is a new addition to Canonmills with its warm, welcoming atmosphere serving a wide range of coffees, loose leaf teas and frappes. Handmade sandwiches, panini, bagels, baguettes, bloomers….prepared on site each day, plus bacon rolls. The pastry fridge is always well stocked with cakes, slices, muffins and pastries. Free WiFi is also available.

• Eating
  Circle
  1 Brandon Terrace, Canonmills, Edinburgh  0131 624 4666
  With a grand selection of daily specials, an impressive collection of home-made cakes, tarts and pastries, Au Gourmand breads and efficient service, Canonmills' very own café deserves its loyal local fan club. Once home to the Au Gourmand bakery, this is a real breakfast-time find, be it the full or semi-circle breakfast, eggs Benedict or vegge variation that you crave.
• Drinking
  The Orchard
  1/2 Howard Place, Canonmills, Edinburgh  0131 550 0850
  Cosy down on the squashy sofas over a pint or come in for brunch at the weekends; grab a window table and watch the passing crowds or barfly it at the large central bar. Dark wooden furniture contrasts with cream walls and a soft glow emanates from multi-lobed, multi-coloured ceiling lamps. The menu offers your typical pub selections (beef burgers, battered fish, sausages and mash), with a good range of sandwiches available from midday.
• Eating
  Dionika
  3-6 Canonmills Bridge, Edinburgh  0131 556 3890
  Owner Juan Blanco was drawn to Scotland from the north of Spain by fish. For 33 years, he drove around Scotland organising the export of the fresh product of Scottish seas back to his homeland. Dionika food store, wine shop and restaurant is the dream of Juan Blanco. Fish and seafood remain at the hub of his thinking, but so to does organics and quality of produce.
• Places of Interest
  Inverleith Park

  Arboretum Place, Edinburgh
  Inverleith Park is next to the Botanic Gardens, with 54 acres it is one of Scotland's largest urban parks. The park once formed part of the Inverleith Estate, which had been owned by the Rocheid family since 1665. The park is laid out with playing fields, tree-lined walk-ways and a sizeable pond. Most of the Park is parkland, used as recreational space and for rugby, football, cricket, baseball, children's play park, four tennis courts and a petanque court.

• Places of Interest
  Royal Botanic Gardens

  Inverleith Row [East Gate] & Arboretum Place [West Gate], Stockbridge 0131 552 7171
  The Botanic Gardens have one of most impressive collections of trees and plants in the world and is a gorgeous place to get lost in an while away a few hours. The glasshouses are where we Edinburgh folk used to go for a treat before the days of central heating! Inverleith House usually has an interesting modern art exhibition and the views of Edinburgh from here are stunning.

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